Nebraska News Roundup Reflects Local Events and Accidents
Nebraska items report a bobcat kill near Newport, church unions in Seward, a cattleman’s seed corn prize in Chicago, paving near Fort Crook, and a host of civic notes. Highlights include a Lincoln collision injuring Congressman C F Reavis, postal back pay for 4000 workers, a new pastor in Omaha, and regional youth and sports updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Y. M
Seward
Ifarry McCandless
Gothenburg
Orth Platte High
Gooodwin
Newport
Paul G. Means
Omane
Davia City
C. F. Reavis
Lincoln
A. A
Burnell Nelson
Scribner
Nebraska
Alice Nye
Beatrice
W. A. Wheeler
Washington, D
Dawson County
J. &. Boggs
Norfolk
Izaak Walton Legue
John McCormack
Florida
Stockholm
San Francisco
Sheridan County
Gordon
Endowment chair named by Kentucky American Legion
Frank Rash of Harlington is honored as department commander for Kentucky and leads the first state to appoint a chair for the American Legion endowment fund. Rash, born 1878 in St Charles, progressed from mining to presidents of coal firms, served in the National Guard, and held mayoral posts in Farlington. He is married with one son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steinauer
Central High School
Omaha
William W. Taylor
Valparaiso
Lincoln
Omaha Chamber of Commerce
Lellevue College
Richardson
Court House
Falls City
Woman's Club
Milford
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Smith-Hughes Night School
Broken Bow
Kenneth Meyers
Clay Center
University of Nebraska
Dave Dickenson
United States
Secret Service
Nebraska
Charles F. Perkins
Omaha Boy Scouts
Arkansas River Valley
la Junta
Colo
Jesse Bradshaw
Fairbury
Lewis Hunzeker
Odd Fellows Lodge of
Kentucky
Department of the American Legion
American Legion Endowment Fund
Sterns Post
Sterns
Frank Diltmin Rash
Harlington
Rash
Compmander
National Guard Ami
War Department
Joseph Vernon Lloyd
American Legion
Eurlington
Farlington
Help or Hindrance in World Conflict, says Legion Leader
James A Crain national commander of the American Legion urged in a radio message that the outcome of the war will depend on how the postwar generation uses opportunities. He said those least scarred by the war are the instruments under God to ensure the conflict becomes a benefit to mankind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Crain
American Legion
Indianapolis
Legion joins many groups shows wide fraternal ties
The Iowa Legionnaire notes a man linked to twenty four organizations, with the Legion being the most cost effective and valuable among them. It adds a world champion joiner who produced credentials proving affiliations exceed two dozen, illustrating expansive fraternal spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Legionnaire
Legion
Honest Billie Returns Pocket Book for Dime Reward
A six year old boy finds a pocket book and rushes to return it to the owner. The grateful owner calls him an honest lad and offers a dime, but Billie declines, saying he kept a quarter as his reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie
American Legion Weekly
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Morrill
J. F. Purbaugh
Mission School
Winnebagon
Abie Wehrle
Royal Neighbors of America
Lena Hastings
Neb
Josephine Brohn
Talmage
Schuyler
Northwestern Public Service Company
Columbus
Nebraska City City Commissioners
Nebraska Dairy Development Society
O. H. Liebers
Gage County
Fremont Elks
Nebraska Chess Association
Chamber of Commerce
Holt
Boyd
Merrick
Colfax
Curning
Butler
Dawesson
Knox
Cherry
Buffalo
Stanster
Judson A.taylor
Blair
Taylor
American Legion Auxiliary
Max Tennebaum
Elizabeth Bloom
Andrew Bloom
Ashland
Featherhead
Twittle
Twittles
Mexico
JD. Tittle Mining
John
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Little
W.N.U
Mal
Mickie
DR. Booch
X ‘Oo
Western Newspaper Union
Durte
Boss
Frank D. Rash
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