Continuance of Heavy Work Abroad Deemed Necessary to Protect United States
The American Red Cross outlines a relief and service program for 1920 21 with appropriations totaling 48 290 000 and a foreign relief budget of 81 500 000 including 11 000 000 in supplies on hand. Domestic activities total 16 700 000 with 7 800 000 for civilian relief and 1 000 000 for soldiers sailors and marines hospitals and camps. The plan emphasizes disease prevention and sanitation abroad to shield the United States, especially amid famine and epidemics in Central Europe, and notes reduced overhead and a focus on health and disaster assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
American Red Cross
Washington
America
Central Europe
League of Red Cross Societies
The
Red Cross
Europe
United States Health Service
Wedding Bells And Community Notes In West Emmet
West Emmet notes report Miss Agnes Osher aiding with work and wedding bells for Miss Dave Eisenhower and Mr Airey Duncan married in Jackson on Wednesday afternoon Sept 29. A large neighbor party followed at Otto Reimer home with supper and dance. Earl J Golds worthy born Oct 1 to Mr and Mrs J S Brown. Atmore Brown injured in a near accident near Petersburg. leg not broken. J S Brown suffered two light paralytic strokes. Mrs Henry Peterson returned from Sioux City with daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Reimer
Cornell Oleson
Agnes Osher
Dave Eisenhower
Airey Duncan
Jackson
Pat Mauck
Reimer
J. E. Herbrandson
Earl
Wernitz
H. A. Smith
James Goldsworthy
J. S. Brown
Henry Peterson
Sioux City
Louis
Gruber
Missionary and Cemetery Society Meetings Plan Election Day Dinner
Superior groups held meetings with the Missionary society meeting Thursday at President Mrs Kruwell home and the Cemetery society Friday at Mrs Trowbridge residence. Arrangements were made for the election day dinner. Royal Neighbor convention at Estherville drew strong Superior representation.
Community Notes Highlight Local Events and Moves
A farewell party for the J. Ely family occurred Wednesday at the Guy Small home. Aid society plans a meeting at Olsen's hall on Thursday October 14 with officer elections. Mr and Mrs Harry Smith celebrate a newborn son Friday. Louis Trowbridge and Henry Garland visited Superior on Sunday. Teena Dare visited Mrs C Q Pound. Fly family left for Colorado Friday. Elys have long resided here and are missed. Bly’s health prompts a climate change. Susie Hanson received a pre nuptial shower at A A Holmes home. Mr Charles Webb buys Floyd Weaver’s personal property and rents the farm for a year. Floyd to own a new bungalow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luitheran
Swan Lake
Jack Creek
Mr. Long
Ringsted
C. EB. Carruthera
Steven
Forrest Graves
Seneca
Paul Graves
Dakotas
Nels Andrews
Waterloo
Knutson
Wallingford
Gerald Boyington
Walter Fielding
Mr. Knutson
Emmett Anderson
Grace Ramsey
George Bergeson
Roy
Lisbon
N. D. Laura
Jim Ramsey
Guy Ramsey
Will Simpson
Estherville
Armatrong
Ill
South Dakota
Andrew Brown
Plainfield
Iva Pennington
Frank Grems
Mable Amonson
Coleman Hospital
Messrs
Higinbotham
Graves
Carey
Vetter
Amonson
Roach
Red River Falls
Minn
Mrs. Shook
Newhall
Mr. Shook
Jim Merriott
Charles Hienrick
Hienrick
Mary Annere
Laverne, Minn
Fierstien
Ilinois
Will Reid
Gee, Brennan
Jessie Krieger
Pauline Merriot
Bernice Reid
Oscar Wickens
Midway Country Club
Adolph Olson
Teel
Mil
J. Ely
Guy Small
C. Q. Pound
Fly
Colorado
Elys
Bly
Susie Hanson
A. A. Holmes
Charles Webb
Floyd Weaver
Floyd
Lake Park event notes and club meeting recap
A fragmented Lake Park social recap lists attendees including Ms McCullen and Mrs Raymond Miller. An upcoming shower for the Millers is noted for Monday night at the McDoughan home. A regular club meeting on Wednesday features hostesses Mrs Campbell and Mrs Wardrip and a program led by Gladys Martens with quotations from Wilson Taft and Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Miller
McDoughan
Meadames Campbell and
Wardrip
Wilson
Taft
Roosevelt
Gladys Martens
Meeting Notice and Historical Medical Punishments
A garbled notice references a meeting on October sixth hosted by Martens and Trow at the former Surgeon's home. It recalls ancient Mesopotamian practice where surgeons faced penalties if patients died, and vets earned a sixth of a shekel if successful but paid a sixth of the animal’s value if the animal died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Matista Perkina
Martens
Trowbridge
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WEW
Lees
Grover Calahan
Alvie Davis
Mesdames Graves
Swarts
Mary Eloise
Krieger
Godfrey
Milne
Spirit Lake
Henry Kruger
Gremsome
Gruver
Alice Ramsey
William
Mrs. Rosenberger
Fox Lake
West Emmet
J. J. Sidles
F. H. Bair Frank
F. W. Schultz
L.L. Barth
Ossburg
Burnett County Abstract Company
Grantsburg, Wisconsin
Mickie
Batemark
McCullen Janie
Lake Park
Bringle
Our
State University
Mineral Coal Saver Company of
Minneapolis, Minn
Burt & Jones
Farm Bureau
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Iowa
Nolan
California
Midwest
Chicago
Buffalo
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