Heroism Shown by American Workers of Near East Relief
Approximately 500 American volunteers in Armenia, Anatolia, Cilicia, and Syria endure hardship to save hundreds of thousands of refugees. Messages warn of starvation and frost as more than 100,000 orphaned children depend on relief efforts, with calls for a Lenten sacrifice to fund aid programs.
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Armenia
Turkey
Near East
America
Anatolia
Cilicia
Syria
Constantinople
Aleppo
Ismid
Alexandropol
Caucasus
Kars
Leonard Wood
Near East Relief
Paraded in Wedding Finery in Eighteenth Century New England
Edward J. Morris notes a New England custom where newly married couples appeared in full bridal attire at church on four Sundays after marrying. Wealthier families wore four finery sets, pews or galleries were reserved for viewing, couples arrived late, walked slowly to seats, and turned to display their garments before the sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Edward J. Morris
Local notes seek library and rural work helper
Young woman needed to work in a public library and perform rural duties. The notice mentions G. G. Cumberworth and family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Calbert, and Myron Heringlake who motored to Franklin Sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. Cumberworth
Charles Calbert
Myron Heringlake
Franklin Sun
Notice to Heirs and Creditors in Prewitt Estate Case
Hendricks Circuit Court 1921 March term. Joseph R. Prewitt as Executor has filed final account for Charles W. Prewitt deceased. Hearing set for May 20 1921. all heirs creditors and legatees must appear to show cause and prove heirship or claims to the estate.
Notice to heirs and creditors in Watson estate
In the Hendricks Circuit Court Albert P. Barlow as Administrator with the Will Annexed of William Allen Watson deceased has filed a final settlement with vouchers. The court will examine the account on May 20, 1921. Heirs creditors or legatees must appear and show cause why the account should not be approved. Heirs must prove heirship or claims at the same time and place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Prewitt
Hendricks Circuit Court
Joseph Re. Prewitt
Circuit Court
Wm. Allen Watson
Hendricks
Albert P. Barlow
William Allen Watson
Edwin J. Mattern
William O. Mattern
Estate Administrator Notice for Albert P. Barlow
Notice of probate action for the estate of Albert P. Barlow dated April 20 1921. The administrator is named as 17-21.
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Albert P. Barlow
Notice to Heirs and Creditors In Hendricks Court
William O. Mattern as Administrator of Edwin J. Mattern deceased files final settlement in the Hendricks Circuit Court. The examination and action are scheduled for May 20, 1921. Heirs creditors or legatees must appear to show cause or prove heirship or claims. April 20, 1921. Administrator.
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En-ar-co
Farmers Supply CO
Winnsboro
Barre
Main Street
Plainfield, Indiana
Plainfield Motor Gar Company
Plainfield
Dorothy Phillips
Bryant Washburn
Norma Talmadge
JI. S. Jones
the Plainfield Messenger
Indiana
Messenger Printing Co., Publishers
Ind
American Workers OF Near East Relief
Charles V. Vicerey
A. L. Taylor and Family
Nancy Elizabeth Averitt
Methodist Hospital
Ralph Swearengin
Bertha Mercer
Marcus Dixon
Ladies Aid Society of the Friends Church
C. E. Dixon
Mrs. C. E. Trotter
Indianapolis
D. W. Gossett
Esther Vestal
Olive Seaman
Walter Havens
Lebanon
C. M. Havens
Martin Hornaday
Thomas
Danville
Almond
Martha Bell Frazier
Indiana University
Robert. Shanner
Miss Frazier
Bugs
Robert Calbert
Elmer Stanley
Hadley
Edward Edgerton
Harvey Pickett
Mill Creek
Eli Newlin
Family Sunday
R. J. Follett
Carmel
L. V. Walker
Edward Edgerton Sweat
Miles Woodward
Portia Cooper
Margaretta Fristoe
Garnet Robinson
Hazel Hartman
Balch and Dunn
South Mill Street
J. E. Newby
A. L. Meredith
Bennsalear
Deaconess Board
C. R. McDowell
Family of
Rex Jackson
Edward Barrett
Robert Sanders
Chicago
Horace L. Hanna
Plainfield Motor Car Company
Ugano
Lowe Brothers
Harvey 8& Son
Beian
M. L. Goldberg
W. Washington St
P. S
Duke Blacksmith Shop
General Auto
Attoney
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