The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1932-12-09
IS YOUR NAME
ON R. c. ROLL?
LEGION AUXILIARY NEARS
END OF ANNUAL CALL
FOR MEMBERS

The local Women's Auxiliary O
the American Legion under the
leadership of Mrs. F. NJ. Catlin as
chairman has had charge of the
annual Red Cross Roll Call. The
campaign is nearing the close and
the response has been good. But
it is not easy to see everyone who
might wish to be a member and
contribute a dollar to this great
benevolent work. Some will doubt
less find their name missing from
the list published below. Mrs. Cat
lin says that any wishing their
names to be placed on the roll NAV
communicate with or see her. or
0. c. Johnson or E. E. Krebsbach.
The additional names will be pub
lished. Memberships are one dol
Lar. More may be donated if de-
sired. OF the dollar paid for a mem
bership so cents goes to the Nat
ional work and so cents to the
county Chapter.
The American Red Cross is the
greatest relief organization in the
world. At all times it stands ready
to relieve distress. 1t constantly
finds work to do and is constantly
doing it. In 1881 the Red Cross dis
tributed hundreds of thousands of
dollars in the Northwest including
Montana and Roosevelt county. 1t
should be a pleasure and privi-
lege for those who are able to en-
roll their names with the list fol
lowing:
Red Gross List
]. M. Dolven, M. L. Anderson,
]. C. Sullivan, Dwight Lohn, G.. L.
Arrivee, Belle Donaghue, Frank
Livingston, Clifford H. Johnson, H.
Louise Carlson, Elizabeth Randall,
Gunda Hennum, Virginia Settle,
Florence Reed, Jean Taylor, Esth-
er Strickland, Lillian Brandon; Paul
Schillinger, w. B. Everett, Ed Cam
rud, c. e. Lee, f. e. Rathert, Lucy
LEM, j. Brownlee, Jack Barker,
Wistrom Drug Co Cusker Shoppe,
Werner Schneider, A. NJ. Foor, Ben
Wamsley, Peter LEM, Rev. VIM.
Johnson, Albert Westphal, r. L.
Stephens, j. B. Randall, M. B.
Fargen, J.. H. Coffey, Ed. Krebs-
bach, Geo. S. Bairey, F. Neutgens,
F. B. Friezen, Chas. Hauge, Ray
Jake Deck, Ed Prendergast,
Bert Norby, Ruth Herman, Chas.
Coulter, Henry Lowe, Roy Pors-
borg, Mrs. o. c. Johnson, A. w.
Huxsol, l. L. Jensen, M. |. Mont
gomery, A. IT. Listug, Gerald Elem
o. c. Heinze, Roy Hanson, E.
L.. Walton, w. V. D. Chapman, Mar
Tin Severson, Jim Terry, Ed Ham
burg, Frank Olson, 0. K. Barber
Shop, Mary Kurokawa, Albert Dull
.enty, Mrs. LIE Wire, Mrs. Mary
Moore, Oscar Skeen, L. c. Groves,
+. w. O'Malley Max Anderson,
loan Arrivee, Dwight Lohn, Jr.
Sherman Lohn, Victor Lohn w.
Young, II. C. Ditmarson, w. E.
3urnison, ]. c. DeWane, Fl. B.
Cloud, j. R. Burgess, Earl Cham
,erlain, Mrs. Eva Cossette, Nor
is WINES, Mrs. Grace S~everson,
has. Gordon, w. ]. Kearney, Cliff
Iauger, Richard Schaale, John
.isterud, M. B. Listerud, Jack Nc
ihee, Scott P. Hart, H. A. Morley,
'het Eyer, Joe Dougherty, Tom
Jelly, John Kelly, julius Rehm,
/. j. Duffy, Hubert Loendorf, Jes-
lie Boissens, c. L. Marshall, Mrs. !
!. L. Marshall, Harry Nedrud, ]. :
[. Curran, Margaret Inglehart, :
Iartha X. Rogers, Mrs. Kate Cat r
n, Martin Jacobs, Helen Smith, r
.argaret Alrick. Hedwig Tessmann,
hos. R. Forbes, Laura Nyland, w. f
Hanson, Calvin L. Rogers, w. r
!. Johnson, Lois M. Warnbrod,
acob Seel, Cliff Wilson. Frank
:. Catlin, c. Swedberg, F. A.
Harry Stebbins, Henry a
herdahl, Alice C. Stennes, Fl. T. +
NTH, o. r. A. TollefsOn, o. G. F
Ernest Bylund, Mrs. D. q
ohm, Tom Kurokawa, w. o. Dol r
n, Mrs. NJ. L. Anderson, Mrs. L. h
verson, L. Everson, Mrs. C. L. a
Junior Arrivee, Mrs. F. a
i. Livingston, John Livingston, T
rs. J.. M. Dolven, Mrs. w. o. v
olvin, Rev. A. J. Richard, Mrs. a
gorge Trainor, Virginia Trainor, G
obert Trainor, J. L. Davey. Il