Red Cross Trains 147 Blind Vets In Useful Work
The Red Cross Institute for the Blind near Baltimore trained 147 blind ex service men in fiscal year 1920 1921 for useful work. Nineteen progressed to other institutions for advanced education, aided by Braille texts. Twelve moved on to pursue occupations, while 87 remain in training and 14 continued on the job training.
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Red Cross
Tred Cross Institute For the Blind
Baltimore
Red Cross Institute
Trating
Red Cross Plans $6,000,000 Effort To Save Children
The American Red Cross in Europe announces a year long program to supply medical care and clothing for thousands of children in Central and Eastern Europe. President Hoover chairs the European Relief effort alongside feeding operations. A $6,000,000 fund is allocated to establish child welfare stations in population centers lacking adequate medical care.
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Europe
American Red Cross
European Tetlets Council
Werbert Hoover
Four Estates Distributed in Wills Filed Here Recently
Wills from R B Dixon of Young township Paul M Hixon to pay siblings 500 each and 600 to Martha Dixon executors named Anna Dixon and Paul Dixon. Lawrence O Hara named by William D O Hara of India Ti as executor with 100 bequest. John H Gill of Conemaugh township leaves proceeds to wife Josephine and shares to sons Andrew L and Henry L. Alexander A Murdick of Brushvalley township leaves estate to wife during widowhood with remainder converted to money under conditions. Co executors named Mrs Jen ni e Murdick and Nobla Murdick.
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R. B. Dixon
Young Township
Anna
Dixon
Paul M. Hixon
Tmllie Speedy
Hunka Wing
Nellie Reeger
Leonard Dixon
Mark Dixon
Martha Dixon
Ana B. Dixon
Paul Mr. Dixon
William D. O'Hara
India- Ti
Lawrence O'Hara
John H. Gill
Conemaugh Township
Josephine Gill
Andrew L
Henry L. J GU
Jgnne M. McLaughlin
Alexander A. Murdick
Brushvalley Township
Jennie B. Murdick
Local social notes from Iunnxsutawney and beyond
Glan Campbell and Mrs L C Tange spent Saturday in West ayer while Dr and Mrs W D visited. A Y Mannerberg of Trafford was a town visitor on Sunday. B D Wilmoth conducted business in West Virginia. D Vanset visited relatives in Crendom Sunday. Br B B Gewla attended a Chicago physicians convention. Mrs Wilkdam Wisher and Ernest visited relatives in Indiana Ney. J W Waters of Townstown accepted a call from the Presbyterian congregation. Senitor and Mrs J O Clark spend the week in Philadelphia and Washington.
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Glen Campbell
L. C. Tange
West
Ayer
W. D
Iuunxsutawney
A. Y. Mannerberg
Trafford
Sanday
B.D. Wilmoth
Virginia
D. Vanset
Crendom
BB. Gewla
BR. A
Chicago
Wilkdam Wisher
Ernest
Indiana
Ney
J. W. Waters
Townstown
Mia
J. O. Clark
Philadelphia
Washington
In Memoriam and a Miner Found Dead on Tracks
An In Memoriam note from September 1921 honors Sarabel Geralding Henderson of Center township born September 23 1901 daughter of J A and Margaret Harbison Henderson. She died September 5 1921 after a life of church service and schooling. A second item reports the mutilated body of John Basset aged 65 a miner found near Rugh station on a street car track likely struck by a passing car Friday night.
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Indiana Hospital
Sarabel Geralding Henderson
Sarabel
J. A
Margaret Harbison Henderson
Center Township
Edward
Lytle
Indiana High School
Jesus
Bethel Presbyterian Ate
Ernest Work
John Basset
Rugh Station
Ny c
Indiana Man Receives Pension Increase to 72 Dollars
Caleb Snyder, 49, of town, has his pension raised to 72 dollars per month, effective from September 2, 1921. He served in Company F of the 75th Indiana Volunteer Infantry during the Civil War.
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West Lebanon
Joseph Fulton
Elizabeth, Coulter
Harry
William C
Robert
James Allahouse
William Ruddock
John Denaney
Indiana
Caleb Snyder
Co. F 75Th P. V. I
State Game Commission Sets Open Dates and Rules
The State Game Commission announces hunting season openings for November 1 for wild turkey ruffed grouse quail and other fur bearing animals with bears opening that day. Licenses must be carried and displayed and signed. Penalties include fines up to 1000 and suspension of licenses. A roster and tagging rules apply for large game. Also reports the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Howard D Craps of South Tenth Street.
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State Game Commission
Game Commission
Howard Creps
Howard D. Craps
South Tenth Street
Prosperity for Hellwood at Bethlehem Mines
Bethlehem Mines Corporation operating at Hellwood in this county began six day operations this week. You'll be Betty if you miss the Hallowe'en celebration at Indiana next Monday night.
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Indiana
Sutton-Miller
Hallowe’en
Hellwood
Bethlehem Mines Corporation
Betty
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