Meetings were held where ever the price was right, the basement of the Terril Savings Bank, Terril Hotel, Anderson Lumber and during the winter a room was shared with the Commercial Club. January 18, 1921. At sick call, a report was made by Com. Schooley regarding the condition of Comrade J.P. Judkins and his small daughter who are confined with the grippe. The commander suggested that members of this post volunteer their services to take turns in assisting at the Judkins house for several nights was met by a hearty response, a number of men placing their names on a list for call.
Cruse volunteer to spend the first night there.
After a few nights the legionaries felt the Judkins needed more help than they were qualified to provide. February 7, 1921. A letter was read from Miss Sadie Anderson, a nurse whom the Legion engaged to take care on Comrade JP Judkins during the worst part of his illness. The letter was in answer to Com. Schooley's request that she foreword her bill to the Legion for payment.