Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-07-09
st. Mary's Hospital Receives
Patients From Far
and Near
DEBT-CLEARING
CAMPAIGN SOON
No One Asked To DOnate.-Certificat
For All Who Give Aid
To Hospital

The debt clearing campaign for st.
Mary's hospital will be launched next
week, beginning Monday, the 18th, and
ending Saturday, the 18th, and all in
dicatiOns received from the different
districts in the entire territory point
to highly successful campaign.
The committee banqueted the dis
trict chairmen and all the solicitors
Thursday evening of this week at & 80
at the highschool gymnasium instead
announced in last weeks paper. The
committee in charge of the banquet was
composed of Mrs. J. i. McCorison, Mrs.
John Peterson, Mrs. A. l. Collins and
Mrs. f. NJ. Doyle. Approximately 100
people were served and the meeting
was addressed by Rev. GOOdell, of
the Methodist Episcopal Church Of
Superior, and Father Savageau, of
StanfOld, Wis.
Endorsed BY LadXsmith Churches
The campaign has received an en-
lorsement of the following pastors Of
Ladysmith churches who have affixed
their signature to the following Ell
dOrsement 1--WE, the undersigned pas
tors of LadySmith churches, heartily
endorse st. Mary's debt-clearing cam
paign to be held July II to II, and re-
quest for it the liberal support of the
public"
Charles w. Emery, pastor, Methodist
Episcopal church.
Grant " Clark, pastor, Congrega-
tional church.
John NJ. Ritland, pastor, Scandina-
gian Lutheran church.
C. ]. Fisher, pastor, Christian church.
A. Bauman, pastor, Catholic church.
st. Marys hospital is serving people
of all denominations and the same
treatment given to one is given to all.
TO show the large territory benefited
by st. Mary's hospital it might be
stated that patients from the follow
ing places have been taken care Of
since the hospital was started: Lady
smith, Bruce, Tony, Sheldon, Strick-
land, Weyerhaeuser, Murry, Crane,
Hawkins, Ingram, Glen Flora, Con-
rath, Island Lake, Flambeau, Wal
rath. WeirgOr, Radisson, Lexington,
Stone Lake. EXeland, Catawba, Ken
nan. COuderay, Lublin, Crandon, Hol-
combe, TripOli and Yarnell. So far the
hospital has taken care of about 1000
patients, including 100 victims of in
fiuenza during the serious influenza
epidemics. OF the patients so far
taken care of, 404 Of them have been
for operations.
No One Asked To Donate
In order to correct misunderstand-
ing and to further impress the fact
upon the public, the committee wishes
to again state that certificates in de-
nominations of $40, $50, $40, 500 and
up. will be issued and will be good for
hospital services for five years from
the date the certificates are issued.
These certificates will be transferable
to husband or wife or any member OF
the family under IS years of age. No
one is asked to donate.
The solicitors will begin work Mon
day morning and as all Of them are DO
mating their time, and as no one in con-
nectiOn with this campaign is recely-
ing one cent for his or her services, all
are asked to help them complete their
work in the shortest time possible by
subscribing when they are solicited.
If you want to help this good cause
along. subscribe literally and if you
can use part of your time to help your
district chairmen you are asked to see
him before Monday, July II. The fol-
lowing is a list of the committee and
district chairmen and their territory 4:
Committees. w. Kasl, chairman ;
John Helm, Jr, vice-chairman; f. NJ.
Doyle, secretary; w. A. Blackburn,
treasurer.
District chairmen-Ladysmit city,
!. i. McCorison; Ladysmith, territory,
l.. G.. Streater; Bruce, A. G. Krause
Weyerhaeuser, Phil Koehler; Kalish,
Steve HalaS; Conrath, Frank C0nrath ;
Sheldon, Chas Bugher; Tony, John
Helm, Jr. Glen Flora, Frank Thatcher
Ingram w. G. ROseberry; Hawkins,
G. O. Wig Murry. John Ryan; Town
of Rusk, Frank Calkins Town of Viii.
son, Rev. Teuwisse; Radisson, w. n
| Clark; Kennan, Hugo Kandutsch
Catawba, John r. Gruber; Stone lake
Dr. NOyes; Exeland, George Christen