Drought Relief Challenge Highlighted by Red Cross
The Red Cross declares drought relief the greatest peace time task, detailing aid since 1930 with millions aided and extended help across North Dakota Montana and Washington while urging chapters to join unemployment and general family relief programs. The report notes 2 750 000 helped initially and peaks over 2 000 000 as ongoing drought support continues, alongside local community relief efforts and public notices about community events and local changes.
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American Red Cross
Red Cross
North Dakota
Washington
Montana
Mississippi Valley
John Barton Payne
Payne
Ellen Meets Peggy's Brother in Philadelphia Encounter
Ellen travels to Philadelphia to meet Peggy O Connell s brother John after Peggy arranges a home visit. In a waiting room Ellen meets John, lands a job rebuff, and the pair later reconcile, sharing a joke about their first meeting as they plan a life together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russ Burke
Philadelphia
Peggy O'Connell
Ellen
Peggy
Europe
Mrs. Burke
Mrs. O'Connell
Burkes
O’connells
America
New York
Broad Street
John
Elen
John O’connell
John O'Connell
Dea
Pegey
Peguy
Cray
Pogey
Eten
McClure
WNU
MT Union Area Socials and Visitors Report
Mount Union area notes show residents like Irwin Sheasley J H Keough and J T Sheasley on visits to Indiana and Elderton. Various callers from Flory Walker to Chauncey Harkleroad frequent local homes, with family gatherings at Charley Haney’s and near Mt Union. A Christmas gift pitch offers a yearly Progress subscription for $2.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwin Sheasley
J. H. Keough
J. T. Sheasley
Indiana
Flory Walker
Dunmire
Carl Fleming
A. ©. Sneightner and Son
Joln
Walker
J. ©. Wood
Charley Frailey
Elderton
Kough
Walter Shaeffer
Chauncey Harkleroad
Jacob Frailey
Gastown
William Rosborough
Mt. Union
Arthur Blystone
Jimmy
Charley Haney
Leechburg
Local Families Spend Weekend Across Towns
Rochester Mills hosts Mr and Mrs Carnahan and daughter from Indiana and other relatives. Guests include Chas Hoop and family from Parnassus and Dean Richardson of Barnesboro. Jaynerstown and New Kensington visitors call on relatives. David Downey stays with grandmother Olive Zeigler in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnahan
Indiana
T. M. Gilpatric
Chas. Hoop Andy
Parnassus
Dean Richardson
Barnesboro
Harry Richardson
Blair Wright
J. Clark Wright
Rh. D. No. 38
Jaynerstown
New Kensington
Edgar Work
M. Dodson
Johns Tleary
Canoe Ridge
John Jay
Falls Creek
Ivan Miller
L. HR
David Downey
Olive Zeigler
Executors Notice and Property Owners Warning
Gilbert B Purnell attorney issues EXECUTRIX NOTICE for estate of Nuth Watt of Indiana iMarough decedent. Creditors to present claims. debtors to settle promptly. Also Sleepy Hollow property owners warn hunting and trespassing forbidden by law. Names: MINERVA M. WALT, Joseph Byers, Donald Moorhead, Wm Pierce, Sleepy Hollow Club. Ray Oct 28 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuth Watt
Indiana
iMarough
Diaui
Minerva M. Walt
Ro. Wi St
Tadhina
Rovicke
Ju Wat
Sleepy Hollow
Rayne
White Townships
Joseph Byers
Donald Moorhead
Pierce
Sleepy Hollow Club
R. Nu Ray
Arthur Ray
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Liberty
Conservatism
Safe Sound
the Savings & Trust Company of
Indiana, Pennsylvania
Patronize Progress
Nicholtown
Jay Mumau
Geo
Mumau
Clarence Lowman
Howard Spicer
Pine Vale
Elmer O’harrah
Ohio
Loney O’harrah
Don Trimble
Oaks
Marie
Bernice
Yrudell Lowman
Ellis Oaks
Edna Muman
Lester Donahue
Progress and Post Gazette
Progress and
Pittsburgh Post Gazette
R.F.D
Indiana Progress
GEO. D
By Ruth Arnold
Indiana, Pa
Western Pennsylvania Florists
Retail Florists Association of
Western Pennsylvania
C. & E. Motor Company and
Tire & Battery Service Building
Mount Union
Rochester Mills
Frank L. Neff Tudiana
Penna
Gilbert B Purnell
Execulrix
Queen Quality
Wilbur Coon
Matrix Shoes
Phila
Nunn Bush
Marion
Eschelman
Miller’s
Wingold
Goldenrod
Hetrick & Wilson
P.R.R