Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-28
WORK PLANNED
FOR RED CROSS
Duncannon Branch Members
Being Trained in Practical
Business


Duncannon, Pa, May 2S.-Tues-
days and Thursdays have been desig-
mated as the days when the Red
Cross workers will get together for
the practical work of the organiza-
ton. Pennells hall has been do
mated for the purpose and about
forty young girls and women ap-
peared for instructions at the first
meeting. Instructors from Harris
burg, aided by Miss Katherine Hart,
are teaching the workers the high
standards that are required by the
Red Cross before the work can be
accepted.
Six of the local schools contribut-
cd $11.4S as an addition to the reg
ular membership work. The interest
in the membership campaign has not
waned and the solicitors are as un-
firing as ever in adding names to the
list. Late additions are:
Allen Thompson, Mrs. Allen
Thompson, Mrs. J. &. Crogan, Mrs.
George Hoover, Edna Nader, j. c.
Hawley, Benvenue school, Mrs. Will
liam MCCAIN, Mrs. &. l.. Stele, jose
phine George, Anna Burch, DR.. and
Mrs. II. w. Mckenzie, Harry Mccoy,
Mrs. II. 3. Wilson, Petro Ricardo, p.
3. Robinson, Luelia Mclaughlin,
Clark NJ. Bower, the Rev. l.. a. F'uhr-
man, John Bolton, Frank Snyder,
Mr.. and Mrs. d. S. Miller, Mrs. Max
b. Lightner, George r. Barnett, Mrs.
Esther Il. Johnston, MIR. and Mrs. b.
f. Umberger, Faith Miller, Margaret
Rosborough, Charles Mager, ID. f.
Zerfing.
Mrs. II. Lickel. r. NJ Morrow,
William Holland, w. G. Kline, Prls-
ella d. Harrington, Charles ID.
Hague, Frank Cummings, Albert
Spence, II. c. Hemperly. Joseph Poh'
Thomas Winter, Mrs. Thomas VIM
ter, Philip Poff, Irwin Straup. r.
r. Thomas, Irwin DeekaTd' I KuIn
Rife, Carrie Weaver, w. j. Black,
Mrs. William Morrison, Lizette Nor
rison, Mary Morrison, Mrs. Blanche
Kugler, Oscar Reed.
Marie Mutzybaugh, Charles De-
Pugh. Mrs. NJ. f. Slocum, Mrs j.
F. Etele. Charles +. Haas, j. Il. H.
Buckle, W. j. Kines, Mrs. George
Hemperly. ]. Willis Mumper, oscar
Wagner. Mrs. John Bothwel, ,Mrs'
Lewis f. Gintzer, Mrs. b. f. Alex
ander. NJ. e. Kline, Mrs. charles
Roller. Mrs. George Nj. AounS' MIS- MIS-
+. r. BRYANT. Ethel Taylor. Mrs. Fra
zier SNYDER. Mrs. Gertrude IeiEler,
Miss Mary Miller, Jacob johnston
Mrs. Harry Evinger, Mrs. George
Blain. .,- ,r,.
Mrs. Sarah Liddick. Frank Mas
ters. Mrs. r. T.. Smith, Eleanor Crom-
leigh, Sara Page, Mrs. Christ ilarI
ling. David Bornman. Mrs. DaNlu
Pornman. Mrs. G. NJ. Freeland, Mrs:
q q Swartz. G.. w. Reeder, Mr.. ana
Mrs Newton Brown, Mrs. kinZer
Shearer. Mrs. Ida Il. Snyder, MIS-
Cora l.. Bartruff, the Rev Roy
I,eirIer. Miss Orilla NJ. Shearer, Mar
tha Miller, Ruth Herald, r. {. Barn
niger. ]. ]. Jones, a. Jones, Ray
Hammaker. George II. Gilbert hu-
ward Pressler, Russell Kiner, Anram
Light, c. Hamilton, J. ii. Alprlsnt'
ROY Hockenberry, John Eosaam'
Alexander Scott Charles beTiGW, I
Isaac Loper, r. f. irwin In3nn yoan
CIarkin. l.. r. Weir, Samuel Miller,
.netnr Asner, Gilbert Kirby, Walter
Beers, William McCann' Lee H.
Snavely. L. Wolpert.
Charles Smith, William keene, L.
7 Thomas, NJ. Dudley, John Nc
Pberson. John Rumbaugh, Lloyd
SUNDAY. c. w. Griffith, George SkiV-
incton, Harvey Adams, +. B. Gregg,
Samuel Fissei, f. NJ. Miller, clyde
AIander, Lewis II. MiNell. Daniel
Doutrich. w. II. Maxwell, w. Messl-
mer. Louis Niccero, c. SaltspurE'
George Wahl, Abram Nay. John 5.
NIiIlerm. Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. J. II.
Williams, Clarence Wahl, Mrs. r. f.
Reers. Mrs. II. e. Wantz, George
Hemperly, Mrs. Frank Vase, Mere
dith Gross. Mrs. John Nickum, Mr.
and Mrs. John DeElaVen.