The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-01-29
WALL AGAIN
LEADS RED
CROSS UNIT
Renamed Chairman of County's
Chapter at Annual Meet
ing Here.

A. Jerme Wall a reelected chair
man of the Valley county chap
ter of the American Red Cross Sec
iety at the annual meeting Tues
day night in the auditorium of the
South side school j. A. Holland was
reelected vice president and j. F.
Hoffman, secretary. Mrs. George
German was elected treasurer to
succeed Miss Verna Green.
H. R. Dehlbom, chairman of the
nominating committee submitted
nominations for membership on the
executive beard, naming four new
members. Neil D.. Campbell, Mrs.
John Bakken, Mrs. Charles Cabell
and Mrs. German. These were elect
ed, as well as members CT the board
the past year, Mr. Wall, Mr.. Holland,
MI. Hoffman, Mrs. C. H. Roberts,
Mrs. E. N. Hill, Mrs. w. G. Craw-
ford. Orville Teichrow, F. G. Cham
bard and Josef Sklower.
Following the election two Red
Cross films. Modified for Mercy"
and why Not Live were shown
by E. F.. Slaght, superintendent OF
schools at Nashua. Fifty-five Red
Cross members were present repre-
Nashua. Fort Peck, Oswego.
Opheim. Hinsdale and Glasgow. A
group came from Glentana but was
not able to stay for the meeting.
Reports Production
Mrs. w. G.. Crawford, chairman
the volunteer production commit
zee. reported that her group had
made 7,1S0 garments.
Mr.. Hoffman, chairman OF the
home service committee, reported
hat the committee had made q
lome inquiries in cases of service
men applying for dependency dis
.harges. In addition it had made
.ther reports and inquiries concern
cases of civilian need.
Mr.. Chambard. chairman OF the
disaster committee reported that
he chapter had cared for five dis
ster cases, caused chiefly by fire.
Miss Ella HammerneSs. Junior REQ
ross chairman, reported that 80 ell I
schools, consisting OF 81
ooms of 1891 pupils and two high
chcols with a total membership OF s
80. had enrolled in the Junior Req 2
ross. &
Mr.. Sklower, chairman for the an
ual roll call and the Wal Fund
ampaign reported that to date ST. !;
36 had been collected for the 1912 l
call and S3.O17 fer the wal fund.
Many Receive Aid .
MI. Holland, reporting en- CIVILIAN
,lief. said that 80 persons had re-
eived glasses II given dental AID
families given disaster grants II
sued orders for shoes, overshoes
new clothing. and Is transients
wen immediate relief. Reporting,
r. Holland said that the chapter
ad sent Miss Mary Coleman TO
[ineapclis Tor a course qualifying
pr to teach first aid classes and /
10 has since conducted two classes
Glasgow and is now conducting
VI classes in Fort Peck. After the
asses at Fort Peck are completed n
her classes will be conducted IN
lasgcw. George Stewart OF Nashua
ok a three day institution course III
rst aid at Lewistown. He is con-
1cting a class for 40 members at
ashua. =,
Miss Green. treasurer, submitted u
report which showed that Red 1t
.css chapter local receipts between a
ct. /. 1910 and Oct. l, 1941, were r
.873 and expenditures were Sl,734. II
Wall reported that the cast CT II
e local talent play presented IN
the past week end has Oh W
red it's services. for expenses only, n
presenting the play in other com a
unities for the benefit of the RED P
.oss society. A group from Glen fc
ma will arrange for a %presenta- A
N in that community. dl
The next regular business meeting
the chapter will be Feb. II, at &C
lich time the various committee M
airmen and their assistants will OF
appointed. Red Cross committees as
e to be organized in each rcll call D
and local chairmen will be &C
,cted members of the county x M
ecutive board at the February Ill