The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1918-03-15
Red Cross Notes.

OToSs are CeHghte0 and very
grateful to t. g las Ger Peep e for
the splendid response to the cal!
for Ptope, ty Bags since our last
report the following have been
receR 60:
Mesdames Frank Seng 4. H.
Koch 2. f. Schneider 2. Frank
Betz z. Anna Wal ner 3, Kuntz
3. Arch Dosne 2, Z Cox 2. Fred
hron 3, ii Kean 2. F Pftffer /,
J lchnaus l, JOS l. Schneider 8.
Leo J4hn 2. w. Leighton 2, P l.
SM emey 2. G Wilson 8. Tina
Vile : 4. E rrayIor 3, L Eckstein
Z, 5 III. h 2. F BI, sslng r /, r.
AuebIer 2, A. Worland 2. Ray
tr edman z, Vic Cassidy 2, Otto
oeng 3. al Elliot 2. Rev. Pratt
:, VIM Mt choir 3. Dr.. Stewart
and daughter 2. A Secmersheim
3. a Fishel 2, ] Blm; 81 9, G Ger
. . Norman 2, o kuebler 2,
A SondeTm IN 4. Nj GugseIl z, Dr.
A. +. ougsell. Ft, Ogletl pc
id. z, Misses Lizzie Schneider 2,
10 ena and . ice Seng 2. Te esa
Kueb er 2. NJ Mehringer /. A.
,iutzw elIer 2, NJ Lett 2, Lo eta
and Bertha Habig 6, Ciarissa
kueb!er 4, Louise Einy l, Leona
Berger 2, E Guys Ii Blooming ,on
Ind /, MIR. Otmar KuebJer 2,
Misses Tillie, Nellie and Laura
r hstein 6. M MeIchoir 2. C. Mel |
:noir l, V Himsel /, F Lampert
4, Mr.. Godfrey Lampert 2, Robt /
and Maurice Melchair 2. Mes ].
danes f Habig 2, II Buechler 2,
Hugo Melchoir /. J Melchoir 2.
] E StelnKrmp 2. JUNIOR Red
Cross e. Making a total of 2s4
Gags, "a bags over our quota.
This woi deri ul response shows
that the p, op of Jasper are ever
ready and willing to d. their bit
for the boys cover there
The disp ay of property bags
brought 10th many C, m ollments
and the aides in charg, are very
grateful to Mr. John A. Sermer-
'neim for the use of his saow
window.
Knitted articles were urned in
he past week by the following:
Sweaters Mesdames Fred
lron 4, Alb Sonderman 5, M,
\ Gugsell.
,otks-Mesdames Dur aUt ga.
Iochgesang 8, c. Henke 18th,
leo Beck a, N Cummiskey.
Observation-Disclosures Koerner
ID, John Himsel. Arch Doane 4th
discs CIaudine Kress, Dolly
Fisher, Miss NJ rma Milburp,
Junior Red eros
lie met and Or. socks.
ireland Unit &c Helmets. 8 pr.
ocks. 6 pr wristlets, 10 sweaters.
Ha sville Unlt-2 SV eaters, Z .
n wristlets, 6 pr Socks.
Cuzco Unit pr sc cks. 13 prs
8 Sweaters. !
Boone tip. unh 20 weaters,
2 FRS Socks 8 pr. wristlets.
The fifth shipment of knitted
'oods was made this we k. 1t !
, a source OF great pleasure to
nnonnce that this is the largest !
f the five shipments ard repre- +;
ents the work of the mothers !;
nd friends cf the soldier boys /
ince Nov. "a, 1917 |
This shipment contained: 200 |
RS socks, 168 sweaters. la |
r. wristlets, 26 muffi rs, Is hel. I
acts, 6 wash rags, making to. I
al of 532 pieces, thi, shipment =
so included 2S3 property bags.
The five shipments already re- :
erred to contained in all 1918
nitted garme,.t'.
The officers of the Red Cross
sapter are under obligations to :
e following business men for
hiping boxes: Joseph Merder,
.arl Weigel, Alb Sonderm n. A
Berger Harry Melchoir, Hal
,rs Variety Sto e and ia per
'eneer Mills.
The new workers at tn wol k
hop he past week were Eirs
ID Rlckeiman O.to Seng, and
os. l. Hoffman
Mesdam 2. l. Sweeney. l. %
aim, John Neral. and Miss
atheiine M,Tall visited the Red
ross shop aud watched the max
q OF Su"glc Il dresSin
Remember visit RS a aIw 4ys
elcome and workers needed
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