The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-06-09
MONTHLY REPORT
RED CROSS CHAP.
SUBMITTED TO-DAY

The monthly report Of Mrs. A. v
Riahel. executive secretary Of the
Grady county Red Cross chapter was
submitted this morning as follows;
Actual services rendered during the
month 10 i2i. Information only was
given 20 nine clients.
Compensation claims were filed
Tor Elmer y. Little OF ChIokasha and
Milton bryan Franklin OF Chlckaaha,
Assistance was given "a other es.
service men with their compensation
and other claims previously filed.
some for reinstatement Of compcn.
sation. others for AN Increase. writ.
ing letters, helping 20 secure affl.
davIts, filllng forms. personal visits
for Information regarding physical
condition. etc. Eight disabled men
report through this assistance the
adjustment OF their claims. Six re-.
port their compensation claims nd.
Justcd with awards ranging from IS
90 500 per month and receipt Of nd.
justment checks ranging from s227.s2
10 sG31,CG. ono boy reports receipt
OF 800 retainer pay.
Filed application for hospital treat.
mont and rc.oxaminatlon for nine dis.
nbled men. seven received orders and
transportation to 80 to Oklahoma
city for physical examination. Four
were placed In the University hos.
pital In Oklahoma city. Two were
sent TO Hospital No. 20 AT Houston.
Texas. During the month one patient
was discharged from Hospital No 20
ut Houston, Texas
Assisted eight men with their
claims for vocational training. Two
have had their training approved for
them under Section IL. One boy who
has been In training at saltwater has /
been taken out on account OF his
physical disability.
Filed application for pension for
two Spanish war veterans, also filed |
application for pension for one
widow.
Filed application for dental treat
ment for two. Assisted one TO fill
forms In application for court mar.
tlal money due him.
Application was filed for the Mis-.
souri, State bonus for two men. !
Secured military service record of
one deceased boy. same being re-
quested by the father.
Applications were filed for state
birth certificates for three. same
were received at this office. Secured
affidavits for two men who are
patients in Hospital No. 25 at Hous-
ton, Texas, affidavits relative to ply
steal condition when discharged, same
were sent to them there.
Assisted to convert $4,000 govern
ment insurance to 20. Payment life
policies Secured Victory medals for
three ex-seryice men.
Located one boy for his mother,
who had not Heard from MN for
several months. We located him in
the hospital at FL Paso, Texas, a
mental case. Previous to his hos
he had been in training
lt San Antonio, Texas. II
Assisted field director with two
cases, also assisted the director,
bureau of naval affairs at Washing II
ton. ID. c., with two cases.
Sent detailed reports ON cases to
the following places: Division office
two, Houston two Washington, two,
Silver City one, Fort Sill two.
During the month of May there
were sent out from this office 62
filled forms, statements and certi-
tied affdayits. 1873 letters were writ.
.en and 81 were received. There
we're 112 office conferences, 143 of
ice telephone calls and 81 visitors
at the office. Seven messages were
'eceived and four sent out. Seven
personal visits were made by chap
ter official during the month for in.