The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-11
A. R. c. CHAPTER
RENDERS SERVICE
223 Are Given Assistance During
Month Of June, Says Report
Compiled Today by Mrs.
RlsheI, Chapter Secretary

The Grady county Red Cross chap.
ter rendered service 10 223 people
during the month OF June. according
to the monthly report compiled to.
day by Mrs. A. Il. Rlshel. secretary
OF the chapter. This service was
rendered to ex-service men and their
relatives.
The report, as submitted by Mrs.
Rishel follows:
Service rendered to 223 people dur
ing the month. seven OF them being
civilians. Information atone was Civ
en- TO six Six visits were made
for information and to give advice
Seven cases were investigated and
full reports sent in to Division OF.
fices.
Compensation claims were filed
for the following ex-service. men:
viii L. Armstrong, Cement; John
s. White. Lindsay; Lonnie b. Raj
born; Chickasha; James f. Orrell
Howard A. Calvert. Chickasha; Ra,
Earl Jesse. Anadarko.
Dependency Claims
One ex-service man reports al
award of $500 per month depen
dency compensation. One reports al
award OF $4,000 per month compen
sation. Two reported that their CLAIM
for compensation had been amend
cd and they are now receiving con
pensation for total permanent dis
ability, one reported an adjustmon
of his claim. All claims were file
from this office.
Applications for training have bee
filed for four. Training has bee
approved for six; three have bee
placed in training, and three wi
take up their training in the ia
after their crops are gathered Sc
eral applications still are pendin
Applications for Victory media
were filed for 1903 ex-service me
during the month OF June. File
three applications for Mexican bo
der service medals and two for S
berian service medals.
Filed application for dental tres
ment for five. Two have been a
proved. Filed application for a
kd;tionai travel pay for four. Fill,
application for delayed allotment I
. four men. Filed application for he
pital treatment for four. Three ha
been approved.
Applications for Discharges
! Filed application for discharg
. for three men, in lieu of lost or d,
r tIoyed discharges.
J. Filed application for five Ora
county ex-service men who are 81
3 and disabeled. Two have been ;
a proved; three are pending.
: Four ex-service men have be
{ placed in hospitals during the pi
.nonth. Two have been dischare
from hospital number 25, Houst
Texas.
One hundred and sixty-five a
Z davits and certificates we're writ
during the month. Assisted 18 to
y forms relative to compensation,
3 pendency, delayed allotment, az
10 tional travel pay,etc.
= Reinstated government insura
! policies in the amount of $751;
Sent eleven reports on cases to
vision office; two to district of
at Dallas, two to Hospital mum
25, one to Cleburne, Texas. two
Enid office one to Springfield,
N two to Washington Bureau OF
el risk and one to Winfield, Kan
as Two ex-service men reported at
nd flee with transportation to go
Oklahoma City for examination,
to DR.. Antle OF this city and one
Int DR.. Moore, at Dallas, Texas, and
of to DR.. Francisco at Enid. Let
IA. received, 1872. Letters written,
Phone calls answered in office
ult Office conferences. 162.
en-. Total financial assistance rend
s1S.45. Loans collected, $500.