The Sullivanite, August 24, 1935

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lUfae 1 Number 32     Augurt 24, 1935 Brimson, Minnesota
NEWS FLASHES
Supt. James Doneen returned to camp Thursday A.
M. after a weeks vacation.
His vacation was spent in
Minnesota's remote points.
Jim visited his 90 year
did grandmother at International Falls. Ho then
spent three days in the
Twin Cities where he visited the E.C.W. Office, the
Conservation Commission,
and the state drainage division where he was employed 25 years ago. The
remainder of the time was
spent in Duluth. A very
interesting and busy vacation we'll say. Foreman E.
Eric k so r. filled in as Supt.
in the absence of Mr. Deneen.    j
.. The age limit for men
'oligiblo for enrollment in
ECW has boon extended to
35 years. Those seniors
(25-35) will bo assigned
to one group of camps
while the juniors'will bo
assigned to another. This
however does not moan that
thoso men oxce ding the 25
ycer age now in junior
camps, ' according to present plans, bo transferred
from their present locations.
Re-enrollment of men
Oct. 1, will be done under
the sane provisions as now
prevail; a man must gain
the approval of camp commander and superintendent
to be eligible for re-enrollment.
Taken from Happy Days
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Henry -'Hank' Marshall -
.The chairman of "the
Freedenburg Town Board i
And his ambition is to be
an expert horticulturist.
Why man, with political
influence like that, Hank
should have visions of
Mayors, Governors, and
such. He is also the best
'Schottish' dancer in the
c amp.
'Hank* was fifty eight
years old last March 6th.
Has been married twice,
and as yet, has ne children. He is a good story
teller, but he still believes that ancient story
'A hair placed in a glass
of water will turn into a
snake.' Maybe it's truo,
Henry. We don't knew.
For those of you that
den't kn >w, Hank's pasi- !
Centlnaod cn-pa^o 6
Johnny Burke Wins
Johnny Burke, 719's 'top
notch1 battler, won a decisive victory over his
Gooseberry Gamp opponent
last Sunday, by scoring a
technical knockout. The
fight was held in the ring
at Gooseberry Cramp, as an
event of entertainment for
the picnicers, who were
enjoying an outing at that
camp site. In spite of a
little drizzle, the fight
was staged. Johnny, at 138
pounds had quite an advantage over the Gooseberry
lad, who weiahed in the
vicinity of 125 pounds,
Regardless of this disadvantage, the Gooseberry
lad went in the ring with
high spirits, but they
were soon to bo vanished,
as he found that Jofcnny
was a little too good for
him. The bout was stopped
in the second round because the Gooseberry boy
was 'taking' a little too
much. Hl was a game kid,
but Johnny's 'hurricane'
left seemed to drain him
of the 'scrap' ho entered
thc ring with, when the
bout was stopped, the boy
'sas somewhat groggy but he
left the ring with a smile
Johnny,was'the -argrosser
throughout the fight,which
forced his opponent to
take up the defense and
make the best of it. As it
.was, the best wasn't good
enough.
Nice work, Johnny.