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11/410, Va 47- I
STATE I. 18 RA R
CCC COMPAEY 1557
SECTOR DASKETBALL
ST1,RTS TOP,ORRUji
Company 1567 Meets
Team Fran 1"adaryville
Company 1367 opens its Sector basketball schedule tomorrow afternoon when it meets the team from Madaryville. The home team is in fine shapok, but will be handicapped by the absence of Dutch Beutel, outstanding guard of the past two seasonn.
The game is schedules to be played at Madaryville but due to thior lack of gym facilities it will probably be played in the Klokidike gym. A Sector League game between Monon and Waveland is also scheduled to be played at Klondike tolf,oruow afternonn.
GOLDEN GLOVE ELIT:IITION GETS UNDER -TAY
The Annual Golden Glove Tournament will bet under way in Lafayette
Tuesday night. Company
15b7 has about twelve men who show promise of putt-
ing up a good scrap for
a position on the Lafayette team. Phisival eAaminations will be held Munday and Tues;:afternoon.
JAT"'ARY 21, 1939
ADTTSTRhTION ASKS FOR FEIT-TANENT CCC
An article in the Lafayette Courier Jornal dated Janu.lry 19 stated that the Administration, through Dr. Fechner had ask Conress to hake the CCC a permanant organization.
Congress two yours ago refused to comply with a similar request by President Roosevelt. In a let4i ter Dr. Fechner declared that "it is submitted that the past record of the CCC � � � � makes it desirable to continue the corps as a T.ermanent activity of the Federal Government.
TUO 7ORK DAYS rIssED BEcAusE OF BAD 7JE.ATHFR
The First roal snow of the winter hit this distriot this week and as a result Coilp�:ny -.H87 had
two workless days. The I
we slush y show cotipled
with slick roads r::ade
workin conditions at
thir worst. A slicht
,
trucl. mishap o4, the first morning' of the snow caused woFk to be called off Wednesday and Thursday.
ThE weather bri yesterday afternoon and tile (.;ompany worked today.
LAFAYETTE, INDIANA
-R. EMICK AND R. MALONEY EXPECTE'fl FRCT CORPS
Company Commanders and
Camp Superintendants
Invited
The Lebanon Sector Educaticnal Conference will be held at Camp SCS-2 on Friday of next' week. Mr.
Emick, Corp Area Educat-
ional Adviser and Mr. Maloney, Corp Are`.. Liaison Officer are expected to be here along with Mr. Correll,District Adviser. The Conference will coilic. verse at nine o'clock and Adjourn tit three in the afternoon.
The speakers for the days session will be Captain Utke, Sector Commander, Jr. Linebarger, State Head of ':PA Education, Professor Greenlee, Purd-
Univorsity, Mr. Maloney, rr. Correll and Yr. Fmick. All Educational Advisers,Com1Dany Co.imanders and Camp Superintenden-cd-s of the Lebanon Sector have been invited to attend the conference.
Pr. Emick, Mr. Maloney and Ir. Correll are makin; a tour of he State, holding Sector Conferences at Brockville, Prince-
ton, Lafayette ant Ft.
Vrane. All Camps in the
State will be inspected
between the Conferences.
Object Description
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| Title | The Tecumseh tattler, 1939-01-21 |
| Item ID | ISL_IND_CCC1587_19390121 |
| Description | The Tecumseh Tattler was the newsletter for the C.C.C. Company 1587, located in Lafayette, Indiana. It includes information about the camp, its activities, classes offered, editorials, enlistee rosters, sports, and general information. |
| Subject |
Lafayette (Ind.) Tippecanoe County (Ind.) Civilian Conservation Corps (U.S.) Civil service Classes Editorials New Deal, 1933-1939 Newsletters Parks Public service employment |
| Author | Civilian Conservation Corps (U.S.). Company 1587 (Lafayette, Ind.) |
| Publisher | Civilian Conservation Corps (U.S.). Company 1587 (Lafayette, Ind.) |
| Publication Date | 1939-01-21 |
| Time Period |
1930s (1930-1939) 20th century (1900-1999) C.E. |
| Geographic Location | Lafayette, Indiana, United States |
| Format of Original | Periodical |
| Item Type | Text; Image |
| Language | English |
| Repository | Indiana State Library |
| Digital Collection | Civilian Conservation Corps Newsletters |
| Sub-collection | The Tecumseh Tattler |
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| Copyright Notice | No Copyright - United States |
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| Required Credit Line | Indiana Division, Indiana State Library |
| Digital Date | 2019-07-23 |
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| Local Identifier | ISLI 634.9 U58ctt |
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| Item ID | ISL_IND_CCC1587_19390121_01 |
| Transcript | t .f # 11/410, Va 47- I STATE I. 18 RA R CCC COMPAEY 1557 SECTOR DASKETBALL ST1,RTS TOP,ORRUji Company 1567 Meets Team Fran 1"adaryville Company 1367 opens its Sector basketball schedule tomorrow afternoon when it meets the team from Madaryville. The home team is in fine shapok, but will be handicapped by the absence of Dutch Beutel, outstanding guard of the past two seasonn. The game is schedules to be played at Madaryville but due to thior lack of gym facilities it will probably be played in the Klokidike gym. A Sector League game between Monon and Waveland is also scheduled to be played at Klondike tolf,oruow afternonn. GOLDEN GLOVE ELIT:IITION GETS UNDER -TAY The Annual Golden Glove Tournament will bet under way in Lafayette Tuesday night. Company 15b7 has about twelve men who show promise of putt- ing up a good scrap for a position on the Lafayette team. Phisival eAaminations will be held Munday and Tues;:afternoon. JAT"'ARY 21, 1939 ADTTSTRhTION ASKS FOR FEIT-TANENT CCC An article in the Lafayette Courier Jornal dated Janu.lry 19 stated that the Administration, through Dr. Fechner had ask Conress to hake the CCC a permanant organization. Congress two yours ago refused to comply with a similar request by President Roosevelt. In a let4i ter Dr. Fechner declared that "it is submitted that the past record of the CCC � � � � makes it desirable to continue the corps as a T.ermanent activity of the Federal Government. TUO 7ORK DAYS rIssED BEcAusE OF BAD 7JE.ATHFR The First roal snow of the winter hit this distriot this week and as a result Coilp�:ny -.H87 had two workless days. The I we slush y show cotipled with slick roads r::ade workin conditions at thir worst. A slicht , trucl. mishap o4, the first morning' of the snow caused woFk to be called off Wednesday and Thursday. ThE weather bri yesterday afternoon and tile (.;ompany worked today. LAFAYETTE, INDIANA -R. EMICK AND R. MALONEY EXPECTE'fl FRCT CORPS Company Commanders and Camp Superintendants Invited The Lebanon Sector Educaticnal Conference will be held at Camp SCS-2 on Friday of next' week. Mr. Emick, Corp Area Educat- ional Adviser and Mr. Maloney, Corp Are`.. Liaison Officer are expected to be here along with Mr. Correll,District Adviser. The Conference will coilic. verse at nine o'clock and Adjourn tit three in the afternoon. The speakers for the days session will be Captain Utke, Sector Commander, Jr. Linebarger, State Head of ':PA Education, Professor Greenlee, Purd- Univorsity, Mr. Maloney, rr. Correll and Yr. Fmick. All Educational Advisers,Com1Dany Co.imanders and Camp Superintenden-cd-s of the Lebanon Sector have been invited to attend the conference. Pr. Emick, Mr. Maloney and Ir. Correll are makin; a tour of he State, holding Sector Conferences at Brockville, Prince- ton, Lafayette ant Ft. Vrane. All Camps in the State will be inspected between the Conferences. |
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