The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-06-20


Arion and several Red Cross repre-
sentatives from Denison. which was
held Saturday at th< residence OF
Mrs. Butler was a rally Sunday at
which fine addresses were made by
Mr.. Stewart, of Council Bluffs ana
Mr. Leon Powers of Denison. All re-
port a fine meeting and a nice sum
of 5000 was raised through the et'
forts Of Mr.. Powers.
/. Tho Junior Red Cross is alert as
ever, responding to every call made.
They were out selling tickets for the
Verne Marshall lecture Friday, and
eclipsed all others in the sale of tic
kets, three of them having high score
in the matter Of sales.
THE DoRcAS SOCIETY
Mrs. Sterling; of the Denison hospi'
tai, has organized a chapter of twenty
young ladies', who meet at the nos
pital every Monday evening and do
sewing. The chapter has been nam
ed the "Dorcas Society,"
CHAIN LETTERS
20, 49, June II, 1917
TO All Chapters
Numerous endless chain letters
have been brought to the attention OF
the Red Cross, many OF them Tor
causes worthy in themselves, but con-
hucted by unrecognized individuals.
Nothing of this sort has ever been
authorized by the Red Cross, and this
is to inform you that all such meth
DDS of raising money are without
countenance or counsel of the nation
al headquarters. .
1t would be very useful to have this
statement printed by your local news
papers in as PROMINENT a way as pos
sibie. ELIOT WADSWORTH,
ss.ss.g ~ $. - 4a.a&sFsa ActAg Chalrinah
We understand that the Knights Of
Pythias lodge of this city has made u
donation of $25 to the Red Cross. "a
/. H. E;t,s '--> sESf&4
The campaign for Red Cross mem
bership has not Stacked down during
the past week. Those on the men,
bership committee are making a thor
ough canvass of the city and hope
to have every man, woman and child
in Denison enrolled before another
month goes by.
Since the membership list was
printed in the Review, seventy-nine
other names have been enrolled,
which are as follows: "
Chas. Ahart, Seymour Bond, Robert
Beutel, George e. Boslaush q. blacK X
Brogden, Marie Conner, Kate Cavenaugh,
S. W. Coon, A. w. Crouch, o. w. Girls
well, Marion Cassidy, w: Carey, Mrs
Ella Duff. John Duff Nellie Duggan;;
Taul, Bethyl Faul,, Mrs. Frank Faul,
Miss NIusa Garrett, Miss L. Garrison
Mrs. Goodrich,f Howard Gray, N. Hugg.
Mrs. NJ. HuggS T. .Hugg. j. Hulsebus,
Mrs: H. L: Hawley,. Mrs. Humphrey May
J. b., Lyon, Miss Mary Laliy. Oscar Lei
imam, Mrs Il. n McAndrews. Mrs. Will
liam Moffitt, Mrs. Il. McCord. Wits Ma
son, Mrs. Joe Mills.saW. Az McHenry,
Sears MeHenry, Mrs Sears IN McAe h,ic
Anna 'NlcHenry,. Mrs L. j. Miller: B.
Plimpton. Louis Precht. Jennie Quade,
George Richardson, Phil +. Ransom. J..
srl,oiz. Miss Biaffcns Stevens. L. See
man, Grace Selander, Katherine Sims,
Miss Kate ESilletto. Mrs. Stauffer. Paul
Steenson. Sarah Trexel, Theo.r Weiss,
Walter Weiss. Mary Weiss, Clara Weiss,
Elizabeth, Mrs. "A. c. Weeks, i. r. Wit
ter, A. +. Weber. J. T.. Walz, Henry
Wendt, Mrs. NJ: -. Mahoney, Frank p.
Carl Mrs. Frank p Carl, Frank BiXler,
T.. l.. Taylor. John Hill. Mrs. Spray Ma
lone, Miss. Mary, Mahoney, Barney Ma
honey, Mrs. Henry Schlie. Miss Eva
Franklin, Mrs. A. HOLSTER, Mrs. NORTH
Dethlefsen. Clay Killion, ROLLS Sterner,
Mike Mahoney, Fred HOfstetter, Cora
Patterson, Chas. Kiepe, Henry Vogt. VIM.
Vogt, Hans Finnern,t Mrs. VIM. Vogt.
John Boettger. Hans Hanson, Agnes Mel
lernd, Frank MARI, Ed. Probasco, Tim
Flaherty, Fred Behling, Mrs. Ed. Dun
can, Mrs. Oscar Fienhold. Mrs. Ora Nc
Elwain, Henry Langholz, John Vogt,
Mrs. +. l.. Taylor, Mrs. Henry Duncan.
Mrs. J. i. Petersen, Clarence McCortl,
Peter christensen, John LanghOlz, John
Flahcrty, Mrs. Rudolph Kruse, 'eonke
Mahnkc.