The Denver Jewish news., 1924-01-17
EX-PATIENTS TUBERCULAR
HOME HOLD THEIR AN
NUAL MEETING.

Inc IHlflcentn Annual meeting OF
the Ex-patients' Tubercular Home of
Denver, Colo, was held mt the home
of the institution. in the auditorium
of the new building, on Sunday after
noon. Jan. C. 1924. mt p. M. A large
number of members attended this meet
ing, and thus availcd themselves of
the opportunity Of inspecting the new
building and becoming acquainted with
tho general work which was being car
ried on ut the Home
The auditorium was filed to capac-
lily. The president. Mr.. Max Schrad-
sky. presided. Various reports for the
were read. and it WAS shown that in
spite of the many obstacles and difficult
ties which were encountered in obtain
ing funds. the year 1923 proved n ban
money since the existance of the home
was collected during this year.
y large new and up-to-datc building
was erected and many other necessary
Of S7S.oOO.G0 was received sfrom var
iots sources, such as dues, donations,
bcquests, endowment of beds, inscrip-
tions on memorial tablets. etc. S23,O0O
WIS expended on the new building dur
ing 1923. and total expenditure of
J9.S04.10 was reported for the fol-
lowing departments: Professional care
of patients. housekeeping, stewards.
general house and property. admins
trntive, propaganda and miscellane-
Gus other things.
During the past year the home cared
FOR "A total of cighty-nine patients. \
large number of patients We're not only
provided with food. shelter. and mcdi-
cal care. hut have been given cash re-
lief. clothing and various other neccs-
stiles.
The chairman of the various commit
tees rendered their respective reports
Ten new members We're elected TO
serve with the eleven previous members
who We're elected last year. making II
total of twenty-onc members cn the
present board. The newly elected mem
hers We're as follows: Messrs. ID. X.
| Bank. NJ. Binstgck. Ed Grimes, Alex
Gross. Frank Masurc. S. PricsS, .Ier-
cme Rcichart. NJ. Stein. u. Tobcr and
Ahncr Wagmun.
The hoard of directors held meet
ing January .. 1924. for the purpose
of reorganization Mr.. Max Schrad-
sky was reelected as president. MIR. NJ
Nierenbcre. vice president Max Bron-
slime. president of the Union state
bank. was elected rs treasurer, and DR.
y. NJ. Blunbrrg was reelected as see
rotary.
Tie members of the board are very
Ihurkahlc progress of the home in the
past years and the old members as well
as the newly elected members are very
enthusiastic and optimistic concerning
the future of the home and they are
willing to put in every effort in order
to help the progress of the home 50
That il will better enabled to care.
for a greater number of unfortunate
consumptives.
Mr.. Frank Masure, who spent some
time in Chicago in behalf of the Ex-
Patients Tubercular Home, recently
returned and reported a great moral
and financial success. He interested
a number of prominent people of Chi
cago and also enlisted the aid of the
Rabunim, as well as the Jewish Press
in our behalf. A committee was also
appointed in Chicago for the purpose
of aiding in securing the necessary
funds for the benefit of the home. Mr..
Masure deserves sincere thanks for
his voluntary good work performed in
Chicago.