Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1925-07-08
NJ AS COUNTY'S QUOTA
r..iIv Raised by the Legion
Committee Who Had 1t in
Charge.

lao
% w. Great War Loans, Villas county
Y ,.obscribed it's quota to the
,.orican Legion Endowment Fund
u within the time set by the
WI, committee. The quota of
zen, .ot by the State Board was
roc+oI with the minimum effort
The local workers. 1t was not
w. object Of the committee to
, .or.ub,cribe the quota to any
" .oot extent and when that
.,ornt was reached work for
srtEar funds ceased. Had the
ornty been better organized and
rorkars more in number there is no
Jonbr Lit that many times the
ANITA could have been collected.
GwoH. In the county conferred on
,5o Frederic J. Walsh Post Of the
American Legion and it's non-Le-
Io, committee chairman Charles
Vcgand.
This fund will go into the Ma
fo1al Fund for rehabilitation work
carried ON by the American Legion.
me Last Of the War Loans" as it
IA. been called will stand as a
memorial for Welfare Work as long
as fine United States endures for it
4 permanent fund. No part of
tbe principal Of $5,000,000 can ever
he touched; only the interest which
amounts to S225,000 yearly will be
psad fo. this great work Of justice
and welfare. When the American
LEGION as an organization ceases to
exist some fifty or sixty years
hence this fund will be admins
tered by a board appointed by the
President Of the United States of
that day and the work will go on
forever 1t is a lasting memorial
of the faith Of the nation in its
fighting men and the greatest man
fasfation Of whole-hearted Ameri-
canism that has been shown since
the days Of 1919.
The list of subscribers to this
fund is not yet complete. Every
day brings in fresh subscriptions.
The complete list of subscribers up
to date is as follows:
Frederic j. Walsh Post No. Ia
2j00. Frederic j. Walsh Post Aux
iiary $500, Mary Walsh and Mrs.
Edith Walsh 500, Margaret Rice
100, Amos Radcliffe 800, David Ru-
pert 100, Alice Zimpelman 100,
Cbas. ZimpeIman 200, Mrs. S. E.
Van Wagner LOO, Einar Staffan
100, ], II. Parfitt 300, Arlyne A.
Rice 100, John Gudegast 100, Fred
Drgcr lO0 Elizabeth Serges 100,
Ed Enalestead LOO, L. D. Hall 100,
Robert Persohn 100, VIM. A. Pen
kowsky LOO Vetra Drager 100, ].
G. Sgfert 200, Ray Troyer $50
Finn Lawer 500, Jonas Radcliffe
LOO, Maudc Adams LOO, Doris Fri
day BOO, Or. Guth 100, Deborah
Sanbom LOO, Mabel Hong 100,
Dorothy Fett 100, Inez L. Ziebell
100, Dorothy Swan 100, Anna Eric
son 100, John Thorpe LOO, Milford
Marley 100, Bob Kubenick 80,
Lawrence Morgan LOO, Mary Hong
HOO, Chas II. Adams 100, B. G.
EwaId 200, B. Rathbun 100, Fred
W. Bchu 500, Everett Dotson 200,
Clara Schaefl'er $500, H. Ulrich 500,
A. Roderick 100, f. w. Sailer 100,
Douglas Fairbanks 100, Howard
0mstoad 100, Otto Molstad 100,
Maxwell Ewald, Jr. 100, Elmer
Johnson 100, John Love 300, Guy
Henry 1000, Arthur G. Adee 500,
James White, Jr. 100, Robert Felt
oOo Alvin Hunter LOO, Ben Stein
LOO +. !. Gaffney 100, Ernest Po-
aatd 100 Mrs. Renk 100, Hiram F.
IuyImd 100, Verne Richards 200,
Waiter Gander, Jr. 100, Herman
EngIes-ead 100, Viola B. Everett
lOJ, a. IL. LaRenzie 100, Ben Ser
yes 200, Henry Hanson 100, Morton
Sook LOO, John Foley 100, Bud
Fnoe LOO, Chas. Johnston 200,
Strong & Marley 500, Richard
White 200, Frank Heehn 100, John
FEEDER 100 Z. A. Adams 800,
Wells 500, Francis johnson 100,
Alex kadow 100, Mrs. Herman
metz 200, Fred Mcintyre 100, Pat
Walsh 100, David Setback LOO, E.
y. Richmond 100, John Lacrosse
L00' Chas Hanke 100, Lester Bow
Ger 400, D. c. Lake 100, Fred Do
EIsnShy LOO, LaVerne Giese LOO,
hayward so, Mrs. E. w. Parsons
lVO0 Mrs. J. L Denneny 500, The
morey 800, John E. Mitchell $500,
y a, Everett 1000, Mrs. Kolter 500,
mas butcher 200, Paul Bodeckcr
iQO Albert and ElOro We;I o0O T