The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-07
Of Total. $204.75 Goes to Do.
nestle Science Association
To Defray Expenses of
Nurse.
CHILDREN GET PIN S
Secretary Bond of Anti Tu.
berculOsis Society Issues a
List of Persons Selling
Fifty Stamps.

Four hundred seventy four dollars
and forty three cents was received In
Richmond and Wayne county from
the sale of the Red Cross Christmas
seals, $2O4.47 of which will go to the
fund for maintaining a visiting nurse
IN Richmond The school children of
Perry township under the leadership
of Eugene B. Butler, principal OF the
Economy schools head the list Of
sales by school children. This was a
new feature of the annual sale and
shows the possibility for future work.
The following report of s. Edgar
Bond. secretary Of the Wayne County
Society for the Prevention Of Tubercu-
losis. showing the details of the sales
and the names of children who sold
fifty or more seals was made today.
Bond Issues Statement.
THE total amount received In the
county and city is approximately
S474.43.
"The amount appropriated for the
visiting nurse is $2O4.75.
'12lh per cent goes to Indiana State
Society.
"121a per cent goes to the National
Red Cross societies.
'"The balance will be retained by
the County Nurse society in aiding
tuberculosis victims and assisting the
visiting nurse in practical work. Dur
ing the year literature, books and
speakers will be furnished to the
school contributing and an effort Will
be made to secure still greater IN
terest among the children in the
county.
1T is planned that the lectures will
occur during February, and Will be IL
Illustrated with stereopticons wherever
! practicable. Speakers will probably
/ be men of state wide reputation. We
ask the cooperation Of any schools OF
! towns desiring these speakers.
} I'VE thank anyone who has taker
part in this campaign, however
( small. and especially the merchants
who by their patience in contributions
and selling seals are assisting in {
world wide movement in behalf o.
humanity.
Society Thanks Women.
1--WE especially appreciate the ef
forts of the ladies of Richmond who
stood by the work so loyalty in spite
of the Indictment weather
The following is an incomplete lis
of children selling fifty seals, who re
4 ceived red cross buttons:
Perry Township-Agnes Stewart
Margaret Loop. Faye Hadley, Kennel
Cain, Harold Bowman, George Frazer
Glenn Veal Irene Ballenger, Carrie
Cranor Edna Townsend, Myrtle Glib
son, Idris Wood, Cynthia Marshall
Leila Chamness, Carl Weyl, Ruth Al
kinson. Mary Mendenhall, Harry Val
Schoiack, Mary Ullery. Rena Manning
Elizabeth Manning. Herman Polh'
mus, Harold Wadman. Dick WOOD
Helen Edwards. Arthur Beard, VirSl
Oler. Mable Sanders, Paul Welby
Elsie McAllister, Basil Bright. Rub
Williams, Raymond Jordan, Margare
Bowman, Mary Anderson, Christin
Manning, Olive Swain, Nellie Towr
send Richard Bishop, Ruby Gilmore
Joseph Lamb. Charles Replogle, MAJ
guerite Wadman, Cecil Charles. Ad
Burelison, Edna Saunders, Jenni
Piatt, William Broadway.
School No. 9, Wayne Township
Rhea Osterman, Dora Stanley, Cla
encc Fetta.
Center Township.-Mildred JAG!
Susanna Dickson, Leslie Clevenge
Alice Wright Maurice Wrigh
Rachael Funk, Elizabeth Pierce.
College Hill School.-Martha Ligol
Louise f1SlPDTeCnI, f1Ollle .>l'hci
Jr.. Ralph Nickens, John Bull Harr
Hartman, Everett Williamson, Ralp
IIodgn, Arthur Porter, John Bair'
Chester Stidham.
District No. 10.-Hazel Bower
{ Myrtle Kendric, Nellie Meyer, mol
King. Helen Eubanl, Kenneth Yost.
Columbian School,-Freddie Whit
Grayson Murley. Naomi Shutz, Vest
Muegel Ruth Morris.
Hibberd School.-Morris Cottin
ham. Adele Harris, Gwendolyn Spite
Francis Gable. Ruth Burkhardt, Clet
Lake. Maurice Mentendick, Matthe
\ Won Pein, Marine Cook.
Miscellaneous. - Margaret Helma
4 Dorothy Lebo, George Haywood, CLAN
y Evans
Warner School-Harry Brokam
Finley Bond. Byron Bond, Charlie
Surendorf, Robert SurendOrf.
Starr School-Ruth Weed. Hele
Jessup. James Sackman, Helen Sac
man, Margaret Campbell, Malcol
N,ak N1urjrp \1iDDirk