New Haven Residents In Daily Community Moves
George Daniels and C. L. Clark plan lamb shipments this week. Chas Hauber and wife with Louise Atkin son visited New Haven friends Sunday. Mabel Collins stays with Mrs Trusty Moore while Trusty ships. Frank Clark visited Moorcroft last week. Mrs Weabe of Poison Creek injured after wagon incident. Mrs James Benson and her son James Curtis staying with her parents C. L. Clark. Georgie Blankenship helps Mrs Leig with house work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Hauber
Wife
Louise Atkinson
New Haven
Mabel Collins
Trusty Moore
Trusty
Frank Clark
Moorcroft
Weabe
Poison Creek
James Benson
James Curtis
Mrs. C. L. Clark
Swartz Divide Update and Local Market Roundup
Mrs N C Davis returns from Government Valley visit as hogs from the divide are hauled to Aladdin for Farm Bureau sale. Local buyers including W S Chapman A J Murphy Pearl McCutchan Nels Davis John Dirks Alec Woodcock and Thurman Graves ship cattle to market this week. Visitors at the Davis home include Earl Willson and wife E D Willson and others. Naomi Hemler visits. Jack Sandusky family moves to the Oscar Reel place. Miss Young teaches ninth grade at Dirks school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Chapman
A. J. Murphy
Pearl McCutchan
Nels Davis
John Dirks
Alec Woodcock
Thurman Graves
Earl Willson
E. D. Willson
Miss Young
Vernon Wells
Davis Home
Naomi Hemler
Grandpa
Grandma Davis
Jack Sandusky
Dirks School
Red Cross Budgets Millions for Veteran Aid and Europe
The American Red Cross outlines a current fiscal year budget totaling 10.3 million dollars for relief at home and overseas. Of this, 3.6 million supports disabled veterans and families, while 1.7 million funds services for disabled veterans in hospitals. Europe relief remains a 6 million dollar allotment, with total available funds of 8.76 million and 6 million earmarked for European welfare work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
American Red Cross
Lsu
Red Cross
Veterans’ Bureauus
Army
Navy
European Relief Council
Europe
Dorepe Sa
Eles
Relief Efforts in China Aid Amidst Famine Crisis
The American Red Cross spent over 1.2 million dollars in relief operations in Northern China aiding millions facing severe food shortages. Donations totaled about 1 million to the National Headquarters with remainder locally directed. The relief drive funded extensive rail and road support and saved tens of thousands from starvation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Salis Grouse
Ciue
Sina
Aileathen
Lwaye
Ano
Red Crosa
American Red Cross
Ibs
Hed Cross
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kerer
General Merchandise
Col
J. H. Chittim
Hulett
Wyoming
Goodrich
Dillon B. Ruland
General Merchandise Alva
Wyo
Globe Office
Sundance, Wyoming
George Daniels
C. L. Clark
Georgie Blankenship
Mrs. Leig
Swartz Divide
Aladdin
Farm Bureau
Dames the Boyccet Inehwle
Chesterfield
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co
Mickie
Charles Sughroe
Web Newpaper Union
Hardiding
Fed Cro
Wilson
Harding
Red Grons
Merritte W. Ireland
Livingston Farrand
Fed Cross
Secretary of the Treasury
Wadsworth
Coward M. Gutt
U. SN
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