Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-08-07
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FINE SHOWING FOR July AND AUGUST
Reports From IN County Branches-I.etters
Of CommrE cation for Oar Work

Oar Red Cross Chapter is working un-
der the new quota system The Central Di-
vision has assigned our Work for the months
Of July and August, all articles t. be shipped
BY the last week ia August. five Of our que
tas are already completed and stripped. These
aye IS follows: zoo comfort kits. surgical
dressings, 19eV eempresses, 81 winser pajamas,
AZ sa1anler pelamaS. 8 French convalescent
We are permitted 10 ship only the kind and
sEe nunbeT 90 articles specified AL The quotas
given as. Al other work sent Us Is held an
ii! eacta for that work IS received frGm Chi
cage.
ciai ability Of each chapter and ca its capac-
ity Ter wsrE- TIE Vernon county chapter
mas volunteered to convert material to the
value q $3.50 into completed Red Cross arii-
eiss each month. Ii 1t IS found that the
branches anxious 70 do than this
omounl larger quoiag VIII be asked for. IN
der oar f8fMsr system Of working, when each
branch produced the Kind and quantity of work
hiCh it deaired il is estimated, jI6ging from
sne value Of the garments shipped TO Niro-
eta. lhat eur chapter expanding from
$1,000 to $1,000 each menih.
Report 81 work received from eur branches
during July is as follows:
WESTBN-25 psjamas. &c hospitol shirts,
REODsTOwN-2I pair socks, sweaters.
IS pair hospital 1RderdrG~ers, IL pajamas, 2
hospital unde-sli.gts.i hospital shirt, 10 Kits.
NEW Toni winter pajaniGs. summer
! pajamas. 5 hospital bed shirts, l. kits.
/ 0STARIo--2l hospital bed shirts, pa
: u
COON EALLET--3G refugee garments, 10
packages sun wipes, 10 kits.
/ CHASEBURG-2ee COMPRISES, IL sweat
eTs. e Kits.
/ IA FARGE-225o compfesses,4o gauze strips,
VALLEYS pair socks. 10 sits.
SToDDARD-5 pajamas, 20 hospital shirts,
/ p sweaters. 10 kils:
J E0CET0S-l0 kits.
1 HILLSB0RO--lG comfort kits
| MOUND PARk--7 summer pajamGs.4 kits.
y snNr
/ % kits.
DELL-s pajamas. I hospital bed shirts,
Z kits.
! DE soT0-I9 pajamas. 10 ATS
! RETREAT-lO pajamas, II hospital bed
/ skirts, o kits.
| VICToRY-9 pair socks. 10 kits
! GEN0A-200 congresses, sweater, 10 kits.
! YiROQuA-l2 winter pajamss, summer
( pajamas, Is French c0nya}esceAt suits, % pair
I socks. 500 congresses, SIS kits.
! BRUSH CREEK-I5o congresses. pajamas
! Banzsberg schools refugee garments.
| Nevry School, refugee garments, knit
/ tcd wash clothes.
| A letter has been received by Mrs. Graves
} from the superintendent Of hospital garments
I Of the Central Division which says; we have
: recently inspected a number OF cases from
your Chapter Your work is very good and
We wish to thank you Tor your cooperation"
Letters have o been received which COM
mend Tie ChapleT's work in surgical dress
ings.
; Our chapter was recently visited by Mrs.
/ Mary Bradford. Of the field secretaries
I Of the central division. Chicago. She gave a
practical talk Red Cross work to the OIL
! GERS and various committees. Mrs. Bradford
I reported chapter to be in good condition,
! the drive splendid success and the amount
Of work produced cOmmendable. She sug-
! gested that if possible q central work be
/ secured for all local work except the surgical
! dressings. We are told that quotas for
/ the next few months would be large for sew
ing and knitting and small for surgical dress
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