Seward daily gateway., 1923-02-10
MONTHLY MEETING 0F RED CROSS HELD
 THURSDAY

The February meeting of the Sew ard Chapter, American Red Cross, was held in the office of the Red Cross on Thursday. evening. MT, H. E. Wilson the. new chairman pre- sided The Misses Clary Perry and Marie Eide, members of the Junior Red Cross gave interesting and instructive talks on the care of babies. Mrs. J. A. Goodsky is the instructor for the Little Mothers Leagues, which are a part of the Junior Red Cross.
 A communication from the Pacific Division announcing the resignation of MT. George Filmer was read and the appointm At of Mr. R. c. Branion as his successor was announced.
 Reports of the treasurer, the sec retary, the director of Junior Red Cross, the executive secretary, the director of volunteer service and the Jane Delano nurse were given and discussed by the members present.
 The recent examination of school children by Dr. o. A. Braafladt aad Dr. T. A. Banghn an was discussed and report read.
 The list of communities under the jurisdiction of Seward Chapter was revised number of new places being added and a few dropped. The branch es of the chapter are now as follows: Latouche, Seldovia, Kodiak, Unga, Kanatak, unalaska, Afognak, Nusha- yak. Port Moller, Sand Point, Belkof- sky. Roosevelt Moose Pass, kenai, Sanak, Chignik, Ninilchik Naknek and yUyak.
 The Jane Delano nurse will visit Latouche, leaving on the Alameda, returning on the Northwestern about Feb. 21st. She expects to leave TOT Kodiak on the steamship Admiral Watson. to remain there about one month. In April Miss Fuller with wis it Kanatak.
 It was decided that general meet ings of the chapter would be held in the future only quarterly and that regular monthly meeting of the exec utiye committee would be held 10 which the public are cordially inVit- ed. Officers and Executive commit .I tees of the Seward Chapter, A. R. C. j Chairman-H. E. Wilson, Seward. I Vice Chairman-A. E. RrcKer, Sew I ard::- -- -- 4 ,ecretary-E.w!n Swa'mann. sew ! ard.
 Treasurer-P. C. McMullen, Seward.
 Director of Junior Red Cross--Miss Luella Kelsey, Seward. -l Director of Volunteer Sei yice--Mrs. o. A. Johansen, Seward.
 Executive Secretary--Mis Louise Manthey, Seward.
 Members Executive Committee Seward-Ers Chas. Krefting, Mrs. M S. Banbury. L. V. Ray, Ralph Reed, Leon Urbach.
 Latouche-Alfred Clerck, chairman; James E. Louttit, Mary Ritchie. Seldovia-Mrs. R. V. Anderson, chairman; Mrs. Chas Olson, Mir. Jas. Hill.
 Kodiak-W. H. Erskine, chairman; z. T. Haiferty, Mrs. Allie Erskine.
 Unga-F. c. Driffield, chairman; Mrs. Hjalmar Louritzen, Olaf Swen- son.
 Kanatak-Dr. M H. Silverberg, chairman; Mrs. Hans Tillotson, Mrs. John Coffey.
 Unalaska-Rev. John Orlof,, chair man; Mrs. A. E. FGoss, Louis Strauss.
 Afognak-E. P. Petellin.
 Nushagak-Dr. A. l.. Drtina chair man; Judge P. T. Padden.
 Port Moller-Robert West.
 Sand Point-Andrew Grosvold.
 Belkofsky-Rev. D. Hotvetzky.
 Roosevelt-Mrs. 0. w. Roberts.
 Moose Pass-Mrs. Frank Roycroft.
 Member at Large-O. A. Johansen.
 The Juniors of Seward now conduct their own meetings. On January g., 1923, at meeting called by the di rector, they chose a club slogan, club colors and elected the following off cers
 Chairman-Merritt Shellhorn. 1 Vice Chairman-Helen Perry.
 Secrctary-Clara Perry. 4 committee of five members was appointed by the chairman to report