American Legion Opens Oklahoma City Radio Post No 300
The American Legion established its first radio post in Oklahoma City as Oklahoma Radio Post No 300. Veterans without nearby posts can join. ownership of a radio is a membership requirement. The post broadcasts every Saturday at midnight on KPI Oklahoma City at 201 meters, drawing fan letters from all states and several countries. A Sunday program supports disabled veterans, and the post features notable Legionnaire artists and a Ford Universal quartet. A $5,000 endowment funds disabled veterans.
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American Legion
Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma Radio Post No
Legion Post
KPI
Oklahomatty
Radio Post
Adj
Harold Janeway
Canada
Hawaii
Tracy-Brown Dance Orchestra
Southwest
Ad Fowler
KFI
Los Angeles
Universal Quartet
Ford Motor Company
All Legionnaires
Studio Post
Robert Graham
KFIF
PG Mixes
Amerian Tegion
Department of Giakiama
Philadelphia
Don National Corection
Harmonien Legion
St Paul Terre Haute Indiatpelie
National Baseball Federation Endorses Legion Youth Plan
The National Baseball Federation endorsed the American Legion boys baseball program for town and city athletics in ten thousand Legion posts. The federation will cooperate with the Legion in running boys baseball, with junior leagues already under way in many areas. Plans include local, district, state, and regional championships culminating in the junior world series at the Legion national convention.
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National Baseball Federation
American Legions
Iven
Detroit
American Lipton
American Legion
Frank Cross
Americanism
the Legion
Hospital Treatment for World War Veterans Expanded
Rehabilitation officials of the American Legion report that more than 22000 World War veterans, excluding those with traced disabilities, have received free hospital care since the 1924 World War Veterans Act. About $8,000,000 was billed with an average hospital stay of 27 days. The act covered all disabilities if honorable service. further liberalization is urged to include free outpatient treatment for all veterans.
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American Legion
Washington
Unclear fragmentary source hints at Minneapolis meeting note
Fragmentary text mentions Minneapolis and a 26 member group with vague references to clubs and poses. No clear event, outcome, or identifiable entities to summarize a coherent news item.
Junior C E party gathers for booster plans and games
Junior Christian Endeavorers of Sterling O. B. church meet at superintendent Mrs Wilson Steele home on May 20 24 after games a booster meeting set for the Ashland convention June 17 to 20 credit stars are added to Junior certificates and a day of contests and snacks follows Attendees include Gladys Hoatet ler Marguerite Hoff Leora Hoff Edna Cook Ernie Beckwith Ralph Easterday and many others The group discusses insect pest info and a state university gardening tip while noting upcoming Lancetown school relay on June 6
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Sterling O. B. Church
Wilson Steele
Ashland
Lucille Adame
Edna Cook
Irnie Beckwith
Ralph Easterday
Lucile Adama
Leora Hoff
Mida Steele
Gladys Hoatetler
Marguerite
Elinor
Ralph
Leona Easterday
Migie
Donna Steele
Eileen Weaver
Clyde
Dorothy Fixler
Hetty
Thelma Ginger
Lutile Adams
Ernie
Dora Beck
Billy Hickox
Letha McConahay
Mary Rufener
Clara Blanch Steraon
Erma Valentine
George
Doris Steele
Ordinance 726 appointing Village Solicitor for Rittman Ohio
Village council ordains legal counsel for the village to be the solicitor. Willis Horn is hired as Village Solicitor for one year from passage. The solicitor defends the village in actions, gives opinions, and serves officers. Salary is 300 dollars per year, bond 600 dollars, daily compensation 1000 dollars plus travel for out of village litigation. May 17 1926. Attest Newberry Village Clerk J A Bender Mayor. Pub May 2027.
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Rittman
State of
Ohio
Willis Horn
Anid
Shook Home a Beauty and Local Education News
The article notes the near completion of Mr T E Shook’s impressive northwest Ashland residence and praises its finish. It highlights Prof Mason’s public school administration background and his role with Ashland College. Dorothy Mason, a Rittman graduate, is set to attend Ashland College this fall, with several Rittman teachers planning summer study at Ashland under Mason’s guidance. Ohio State University post graduate degree pursuit is mentioned.
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T E. Shook
Dorothy
Rittman High School
Mason
Ashland High School
Ashland College
Rittman
Ashland
Ohio State University
Prof Masons Activities at Ashland
Fragmented text notes Prof Mason and family living near Ashland college site at 41 Grant. Mentions Mason presently in charge of the department of history at the college. Other names and details are garbled and unreadable.
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Ashland
Prof Mason
Mioo
Hi P
Lartageneche
Mars
Mark
Mia
Mason
Masons
Verve
Grant
Ashland College
Col
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