Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-05-13
Society Eue1ts and Personals
Made Good. Record
IL Bond Sales

The women of Grand Forks county
may now pin another feather in their
Liberty Loan hat. since they have for
the second time carried AVA the
honors, and topped the list of North
Dakota counties in the Liberty bond
sales among women. The announce
ment that the Grand Forks women
have again gon lover the top" with
banners flying, has been made by Miss
Susan 1. Maloney, chairman of the
county women's committee for the
Third Liberty loan. The total sales
amounted to $1Ss,200 this including
the $95.100 worth of the bonds that
were purchased by women Of Grand
!. Forks city. The remaining sum rep
resents the investment of the county
districts.
Miss Maloney has expressed herself
as being thoroughly pleased with the
of h county, n she shares the
credit for the success of the cam
paign with the chairmen of the vari-
Gus communities, who all did excel
lent work. In her w words, she
had the "best and most loyal work.
ers. that could be found anywhere"
Miss Maloney also has expressed her
appreciation of the work lone by Mrs.
F. F. Stokes as chairman of the city
committee, M others who assisted
with the city work. and she has en-
phasized particularly her gratitude to
the county chairman. r. j.. Lander,
and the city chairman. Don V. Moore.
OF; the mems committees. who with
their committee members lent their
hest efforts and cooperation for the
ucces of the women's share of the
work.
Much OF the work for the Third
Liberty loan was done by the women
Of the county during very disagree
able. rainy weather. when it was nee
essary for them to make a house to
house canvas in the farming dis
tricts. Mekinock was the only COM
munity in the county where there
were no bonds purchased by m
Reynolds and Michigan township.
which were under the craftsmanship
Of Mrs. NJ. n. Rrathovde. turned in
an excellent amount. Reynolds wom-
en- subscribed $500. and the $500
worth Of bonds purchased by women
Of Michigan township during the
TO- $3.50.
Following is a list of the county
districts. with their chairmen. and
the bond purchases for each district:
Gilby. Mrs. w. Walker Forbes .$T.75o
l1arimore. Mrs. o. A. Hazen.. $500
Emerado. Mrs. George Lee. $500
NOTtnWOOO. MTS. y. H. COeEdIu f,Vo9
Bentru township, Mrs. August
Peterson $500
Orr. Mrs. a. H. Hammond.... $500
VALE township. Mrs. Anton
Swalstead $500
loKan Center, Mrs. Knapp. 5000
Inkster. Mrs. c. F. Holmes. 2.s5o
Thompson. Mrs. II. P. Smith. 400
kempton, Mrs. L. ". Denni-
Youngstown, Mrs. H. 5. Murphy 1000
North Grace township. Miss
Mile Bohenblust ......... $50
South Grace township. Mrs. r.
s.. Cochrane ............-. 2.2ao
Shawnee. Mrs, NJ. E~oldinS.... 700
Pilot, Miss Cora NcLaren.... 500
McCanna. Mrs. Q. Urness.... 1889
Loretta township. Mrs. Yves;
Mueller 1850
Elkmount township. Mrs. VIM.
8.McNachie i.lsn
Honeyford. Mrs. VIM. Eth. 1900
F4lkner township. Mrs John
Freeman 1.So9
Onion township. Mrs Royce
EDean 1850
Niagara. Miss Ida Kirk..-.... $500
Americas township, Miss Anna
Bridston 1850
Rye township, Mrs. George
Reynolds $500: Michigan
$3.50; Mrs: NJ n. Brathovde 1850
Hegton, Mrs. w. Worcup..... $50
Moraine township. Mrs. Henry
Link 700
Arvilla, Mrs Dave Nelson.... 1900