Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1914-01-14
ANT|-TubERCuL0S|S
SOCIETY ENDS YEAR
Proceedings at the Annual
Meeting Of the Local "Red
Cross" Society.

The annual business meeting of the
Anti-tuberculosis Society was held
held Tuesday at the Commercial Club
rooms, that being also the regular
meeting day.
The regular routine business was
conducted and bills were allowed to
the amount of $31.O5. The treasur:
er's report for the two preceding
months was read and approved.
During the holiday season, it was
reported $40 Red Cross stamps were
sold. Several interesting letters were
read from Oscar Branvold, a patient
at the Walker Sanatorium and a let.
ter was read from Mrs. Gusta Olson
sister Of Mrs. C. B. Nelson, whose
death occurred last week, thanking
the members of the society for their
kindness and financial aid during her
sisters illness.
Dues were taken in to the amount
of $3.50. The following officers were
reelected for the ensuing year: Prcsi.
dent, Mrs. H. c. Hansen; vice presi.
| dents; Mesdames Andrew Larson,
| first ward; James Sanderson, second
ward; Victor Lawson, third ward; P.
E. Parson, fourth ward; secretary,
Miss Olive M. Crosby; treasurer, Mrs.
A. E. Rice.
Mrs. H. c. Hansen, who has been
president of the society for the last
three years, forestalled any effort to
re-elect her by stating at once that
she wished positively to retire from
the office Of president. Nevertheless,
| she was reelected and the members
all hope she will reconsider and con.
tinue at the head of this good and
noble work for at least one more year
1913 has been the bright year in the
history OF the society and great plans
have been made for 1914. If Mrs.
Hansen continues as president we
feel sure that no work will be left un.
| done.
It was decided by motion, that the
secretary should extend the thanks
of the society to the Commercial Club
for the use of the Club rooms. The
president. Mrs. Hansen thanked the
members of the society for the beau
tiful flowers they so kindly sent her.
| -Four new members were admitted
into membership: Revs. w. E. Pear
son and Lou Wallace Gade, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. Y. McNairy.
/ "o ho 1ich,,rco1 oho,,& cam -
the City of Willmar for the Proven
ton and relief of tuberculosis and
we begin the new year with a balance
on hand of $417.44, which speaks well
for the active officers. Following is
the financial report for the year 1912:
Cash balance on hand as per
| report of treasurer rendered
and approved Jan. 6, 1913. .$335.61
Receipts Jan. to Oct. 1, 1913
as per previous reports ap.
4otdl ................$S $S85.5t
Disbursements for same per.
| 1oQ ..............,... $293.21
Balance on hand Oct. 1, '13...$ 92.6e
Receipts for October. ........ 389.b(
Iota1 1882. IL
Oct.-Paid Mrs. Sather, nurse,
| SIS; Oscar Branvold, dental
work, $3.50; Oscar Bran
void, SO; St. Thomas Hos
pital, care John Faulk, $1O.. 41.5(
Balance on hand Nov. /, '13. ,$44O.6!
Nov.-Paid Mrs. Sather, nurse,
1880; Peterson & Wellin,
81; DR.. Rains, IS; Mrs. H.
c. Hansen, $0.45: Oscar Bran
void, 80 25.9;
Balance on hand Dec /, '13. .$414.7.
Dec.-Paid Peterson & Wellin,
i $3.50; Mrs. Andrew Larson,
| 1925; Mrs. Sather, nurse,
| $12; Oscar Branvold, 50; for
| Christmas gifts to patients,
| $685.
For Red Cross Seals sold in
December -. ...........,. 800
Dues taken in at meeting. 5.5
Balance on hand Jan. Z, IA. .$417.4
LONG LAKE.
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