The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1917-11-22

November 22, 1917
Financial Statement.
Below is financial statement of
of Yale Branch A. II. G., November
IL, 1917
memberships. ...........9a 9aoo w
Red Cross ball 80. ........... III 90
Caledonian Day y.............. l27 60
Personal donations. ............ Ia so
Laf.o-Lot Club. IL 10
Entire Mons Club. % 70
Misc sources ................. 5z w
Total ............. $579 90
DISBURSEMENTS
Dues remitted to Port Huron $l0S so
Membership ret. to Avoca. a...... "a 90
Supplles. ........'. '''..''. ouo 10
Sewing Machine .. ..... "A u
Work tables. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. w
Sunurles ............. ............. 20 ~
ltalance ........... .......'' IL o"
Total. ......................s5 s57s SO
Treasurer's report from the Lynn
Red Cross Auxiliary of Yale Branch,
Nov. 18th, 1917:
RECEIPTS
Membership fees .......... IS 4 90
Lunch given by Mrs. VIM.
Hodgins.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 30
Aluminium demonstration,
Mrs. VIM. Campbell ........ l IS
Lunch served at Elton
Kinney's sale. le............. IA 45
Total. ...... .............. 1923 10
Paid Yale Red Cross Nov. b.. 90 90
Balance on hand. 20
Finished articles shipped to Port
Huron Chapter:-5A doz. bed sheets;
84 doz. pillow cases; AZ doz. hospital
bed shirts;2 l-6 doz pajamas; l doz.
fracture pillows; 3H doz. small pillows;
IL doz. triangle slugs; IL doz. body
binders; 3 doz head bandages; LIZ
doz. "r" binders; Ia doz "Peter Coop.
er" rings; 5-l2 doz. nightengales; 40
doz. wipes; 2 doz. bath towels; l doz.
huck towels; 10 doz. handkerchiefs;
8 paid operating socks; paid bed Leg
gings; 2 hot water bottle covers; bath
robes; wash cloths; bolt gauze.
OF the above shipments the ladies at
Avoca furnished material and made z
pillows and 21S doz handkerchiefs.
They made from material furnished by
the Yale Chapter paid operating
socks, doz. sings; doz body bind
ers; pair pajamas and wash cloths.
Articles on hand:-1 sample of all
articles; 81 sewing kits; 25 comfy bags;
2 ZIP doz. huck towels; 80 doz. bath
towels; z bath robes; 70 "r' binders;
| bolt twill cotton;S hospital bed shirts;
Is lbs. yarn in course of knitting; 10
pair socks, not in bags,
Furnished sewing kits and comfy
bags to the following recruits: Edward
Johnston, Alex Johnston; Alex Camp
bell, Jesse Il, Henry; Ford j. Robbins,
Darwin A. 0strander, Arthur +. Rose,
Frank b. Weller, Rensley l.. Holden,
Thos. 5. Hehdershot, Daniel Russell,
George j. Paxton, John Ii. Thompson,
John q. Shewfelt, Edward Mullaney,
John Sexton, jr., Robert A. Brown,
Wesley Keyworth, Frank K. Clark,
James Perry, 10y Sperry, Willis G.
Higley, Frank Schutzier, Clare 4. Mar.
tin, Claude n. Pratt, Dennis Reedyi
Robert Grimes, Fred Donaldson, Fred
Vanskivar.
Sewing kits contained darning cot
ton, thread, needles, thimble, scissors,
safety pins, pins and buttons.
The comfy bags contained two pairs
wool socks, bath towel; huck towel, 8
handkerchiefs, shoe strings, cake soap,
tooth brush and paste, small comb and
mirror, drinking cup, writing tablet,
envelopes and pencil.
Chapter has yarn to distribute for
for knitting. Call at Chapter rooms
Thursday afternoon or evening.
This Chapter is asked to furnish so
Christmas boxes TO be sent to the boys
in training. A list of the articles to
make up these boxes will be given
next week. The public in general is
asked to communicate with the Red
Cross and assist in supplying these
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