Crowshey of Pine Ridge Named Spirit of Christmas
Aline Cronshey known as Crowshey, a lifelong giver, has spent forty years aiding Sioux and other underprivileged children. From New Jersey to New York Bowery missions to North Carolina and Pine Ridge, she built Calico Hall and the Oglala Sioux Childrens Village Inc. She adopted seven children, cared for ill babies, trained in religion and language, and relied on private funds and BIA welfare for support.
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Pine Ridge
S. D
Crowshey
Aline Cronshey
Morris Plains
N. J
New Jersey College For Women
Columbia University
Bowery
New York
North Carolina
Miss Cronshey
Cronshey
New York City
Bat Cave
Eddeyville
N. C
Parrish
Minneapolis
Cron
North Dakota
Hook and Crook
Pine Ridge Reservation
Calico Hall
Slim Buttes
White Clay
Edgemont
Oglala Sioux Childrens Village, Inc
Bureau of Indian Affairs Welfare
Little Lady
Gordon Livestock Sales
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Little Indians
Edsykes
Phyllis LaMont
Herbert
Crowshey’s
Donna
Herbert White
Crenshey