The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1922-11-03

Since the war has ceased people
are apt to forget that the American
National Red Cross is equally impor-
tana in times of peace as an agency
to wage battle against disease and
disaster, misery and suffering.
Our local organization is still carry
ing on the work of assisting ex-servics
men as well as lending aid to fam
lilies who, because of the drouth and
sickness have been in need of just
such help as the Red Cross has been
giving them.
This work must still be carried on
and in order to do so financial sup
port is absolutely necessary, and if it
means anything to this community
that it has had part in helping the
Red Cross of Valley county to take
care of approximately 500 ex-service
mems claims, many Of whom are still
in hospitals, to render every kind of
service to these men from copying a
discharge to finding lost relatives, Sc
curing back compensation, vocational
training, renewing life insurance, Sc
curing employment, medical and hos
pital treatment, and even to securing
headstones for graves. Also if it
means anything to this community
that it has assisted the Red Cross of
Valley county in sending crippled
children for treatment, securing
homes for orphaned children, sending
clothing to needy little ones, thus en-
abling them to attend school,; to help
mothers to receive hospital care, to
send fathers away for special surgical
treatment and for eye inspection, to
help delinquent girls, to place the
feeble minded, and the mentally and
physically handicapped of this county
in our own state institutions, then
each member Of this community should
get back of the Red Cross roll call
which will be on from Nov. II to l9,
and secure as many names for men,
bership as possible, as the work which
has been accomplished has been done
through the membership dollars Sc
cured in Valley county.
w. H. Rasey has been appointed
chairman of the Valley County Roll
Call and solicits the cooperation of
everyone in this most worthwhile work.
The following is list of other COM
munity chairmen appointed through
out the county:
Carl Bollinger, Larslan; J. A. Good
rich, Lismas; C. w. Flint, Frazer;
Geo. Wilson, Wendell; Mrs. J. H. Mat
son, Barnard; Henry Luraas, Barr;
Rudolph Hamry, Genevieve; A. T. o.
son, Opheim; Gus Novy, Tobison; Roy
Jones, Rock Creek; George Lubien,
Cache Creek; Tom Coleman, Coleman
commupnity; Peter Tiechrow, Todd
Lake; f. E. Jennings, Wild Rose; Mrs.
Kittleson; Joseph Teets, Leedy; Mrs.
Geo. Wright, Hinsdale; Mrs. Tuttle,
Tuttle community; Mrs. Keefer, Kee-
fer community; Mrs. Neil Wall, Os-
wego; Mr. Wittmayer, Eighth Point;
Mrs. Motzkau, Tampico; Ben Fagen,
Fagen community; Art Van Wagenen,
Thoeny; Mrs. Fox, Baylor; C. C. Putt
Beaverton; Mr.. Musgrove, Shamrock
community; c. J. Pattison, Glentana
Roy Gordon, Nashua; Miss Lillian
Betz, Vandalia; H. C. Dick, Lustre:
R. H. McNeill, Wiota; Mrs. Roy Hcl
comb, Paisley; Mr.. Biorklund, Gr
Mrs. c. M. Nelson, Richland...
M. A. Powell. South Bench, H
Mrs. L. Mayberry, Kansas
, Mrs. Magruder, Ninth Poi
, West, community; Ole
; munty; Mrs. w. H. n
School community; Mr.
! wood: J. w. Griffith
, L. Cornwall, Buggy
;. lor, Larb; Mr.. Kos
! Mrs. Miner, Osse
= Lustre; Jacob A.
= Reid.