The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-12-03
LOCAL WOMEN
Sell $4,000
In WAR BONDS
Mrs. Dignan Gives Results of
Glasgow House-to-H House
Campaign.

Glasgow women who participated
in the Minute Women at Work"
sale of war savings bonds and
stamps in a house to house canvass
in Glasgow during the week ending
Saturday, reported the sale of a
total CT $25, 178.25 in bonds and in
stamps, Mrs. Mary Dignan, county
chairman, has announced. Bonds
were listed at their face value and
stamps at their cash value. Those
purchasing had the privilege of
telling to what organization they
wished credit to be given for the
sale.
The team turning in the largest
report was Mrs. T. H. Markle and
Mrs. F. ]. Mersen, representing the
American Legion Auxiliary, who
canvassed First avenue south from
the Gamble store east and sold
$1,000 in bonds and 1890 in stamps.
The total credited to the Legion
Auxiliary was $7,279.30.
Second largest report was that of
Mrs. Harry Hosford and Mrs. C. w.
Kampfer, representing the Method
ist Woman'S society, whose territory
was the Deaconess hospital and
Francis and Mahon streets. They
sold bonds and stamps totalling
SO 1894, which included the largest
bond sold, one for $4,000 to Harry
Hosford. The total credit given the
society was 81 9 80.
Take Third Place
Mrs. j. L. Angstman and Mrs.
Robert Craft, representing the
Woman's club, %canvassing
Third avenue south, were third with
a sale of $2,607.05 and a total credit
of $2,671.
Mrs. M. j. Sisson of the Christian
Ladies Aid society, c%anvaSSing Sec
ond venue south from the Rumble !
building west, reported sales of ST. :
1920. Purchasers asking credit for /
)ther organizations brought the
,otal credit down to $2,398.75 {
Mrs. H. F.. Widen and Mrs. H. r. +
3jorklund, representing the Baptist
Helping Hand society, reported a
ale of $2,O05. 05, but many of their 4
customers asked to have credit
,iven to other organizations, so the
otal organization credit was only
375. 35.
Many Take Part
Others who participated in the
anvass, organization represented, C.
erritory, sale and credit received, 81
as follows, in order of credit: q
Mrs. Josef Shower and Mrs. Law a
ence Rybock. Altar society, Second j
venue south, east from the Rumble j.
uilding, $1,557.3O, $2,203.2 20. Z
The Altar society purchased a ST. +
bond from its treasury during "
ne drive. This is the second such II
Ond which the society has bought. u
i. E. o. chapter, $275. Laur Re-
Mrs. Clayton Goheen, Lutheran W
aides Aid, northwest Glasgow, n
SAC 80, $2,089. 80. al
Lorraine Henderson and Ida Dis &c
i'd, Lutheran Daughters of the .
.eformation, Second avenue north, ST
,568. rs, $1,415.75. I'll
Mrs. T. M. Owings, Royal Neigh al
0rs, and Mrs. j. w. Peterson, Glas- ST
1w Home Demonstration club, -
ixth avenue south, $4,000; $567.25, q
oval Neighbors; $685. Home DEM D
lstration club.
Mrs. G. r. Austin, Eastern Star,
ourth venue north, SAB; $539.50.
Mrs. A. L. Blair and Mrs. Wallace
Ladies Society of the
rotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Id Enginemen, south side of First
'enue north, $1,096.5 so; $371. Ri
Mrs. Hugh Borton, Mrs. Cecil lcC
a%rrison, Mrs. Dwight LaRue and af
rs. G.. A. Clark, st. Matthews We
'oman's guild Fourth avenue tn
nth, S560.30; $333.5O. Be
Mrs. Leslie Hanson and Mrs. Err w
st F.. Ferrin, Congregational La tn
Aid, Fifth and Sixth avenues we
nth, 1898, S245.5O. D.
Morris Opsahl and Mrs. nil
PRIEST Cole, Degree of Honor, Third att
'enue north, $165. so, S233.95. ar,
Mrs. A. G.. Fadness, Glasgow of
oman's club, Hoffman addition, Or
SIP. !
Mrs. Kathryn Soesbe, Christian biz
visionary society, north side of ter
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