The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-10-08

Materials for a two months quot
for Red Cross surgical dressing
were received this week. The chair
man, Mrs. j. L. Bjorstad, announced
that work will start in Glasgow Fri
day afternoon at /.
Workers should come in white o.
very light cotton dresses, with thu
hair completely covered and without
rouge or lipstick.
Women interested in the WORK
who have not registered may still
do so, Mrs. BjorStad said, by calling
her or her co-chairman, Mrs. James
G.. Lund. Work will also be started
at Nashua and Fort Peck next week.
The Red Cross is asking for do
nations of spare chairs suitable for
working at a table, for use during
this project.
Work Assignments
The women already registered
have been assigned to the following
times for work:
Friday from l to 81 Mrs. Lund,
chairman; Mrs. Clifford Jones, Mrs.
F. S. Mueller, Mrs. T. H. Markle,
Brown, supervisors; Mrs. w. G..
SAd VI, N1lOs oCOA6C oOlldCOOlls
Mrs. Thomas Dignan Jr., Mrs. Joe
Harry HoSford, Mrs. E. N. Hill, Mrs.
R; P: Huber, Mrs. Cecil Harrison,
Mus. G. A. Bertsch, Mrs. r. Reda-
lon, Mrs. Harald S%iqueland, Mrs. R.
Sinclair, Mrs. Irving Tjomsland,
Mrs. Edwin Wagner, Mrs. A. c. Will
ham, Mrs. Harvey Zine, Mrs. A. l..
nlof~ hHpe II Dali Me-.
Dunnell, Mrs. 1. w. HUMPHREYS and
Mrs. T. j. Hooking, four hours; Miss
Nadine Armstrong, Mrs. Forest Cole,
Mrs. j. w. Gregg, Mrs. Joe Kaluza,
Mrs. F. S. Mcclellan, Mrs. John
Play and Miss Marie Hodapp, two
hours, and Mrs. Joe German, Mrs.
Marvin Hanson, Mrs. Alton Neiss
and Mrs. G. w. Kampfer, one hour.
Friday from 7 to 10-MrS. Russell
st. Clair, chairman; Mrs. Lawrence
Knaff, Mrs. F. StiverSon, Mrs. Paul
Friedl and Miss Gladys Stevens, SUI
perviSors; Mrs. Russell Koon, Mrs.
B. B. Klimpell, packers; Mrs. Grace
st. Clair, Mrs. Kampfer, Mrs. Mar
ion Wilson and Mrs. Leona Thill,
three hours; Miss Lucille Allen, Mrs.
Bessie Brant, Miss Anita Coffrin,
Mrs. q. B.. Feldman, Mrs. Kon Fuhr-
man, Mrs. j. Kruzich, Mrs. E. w.
.attson, Mrs. G. H. Roberts, Mrs.
Wagner, Mrs. N. o. Agneberg,
Mrs. Edna Taylor, Mrs. John Shep-
herd and Mrs. Morris Opsahl, two
hours, and Mrs. G.. A. Clark and
Mrs. H. j. RoungStad, n hour.
Tuesday from l to 5-Mrs. Bjor-
Stad, chairman; Miss Jane Ander-
Mrs. C.. V. Hovey and Mrs. S.
D. Linn, supervisors; Mrs. j. A.
Holland. Mrs. c. A. Lecy, packers;
Mrs. Bert Armstrong, Mrs. w. l..
Bennett, Miss Margaret Eaton, Miss
Nora Ebersole, Mrs. A. j. Fey, Mrs.
Clarence Goheen, Mrs. H. r. Hell
and, Mrs. Leo Hoffman, Mrs. d. c.
Mclean, Mrs. E. w. Olson, Mrs. NJ.
Sisson. Mrs. F.. P. Whalen, Mrs.
Peter Reinbold, Mrs. Max Yoder and
Mrs. Howard Trip, four hours; =,
Mrs. Gregg, Mrs. Gordon Jameson,
Mrs. Raymond Lamb. Mrs. McClel-
an, Mrs. Sidney Moir, Mrs. Roberts,
Mrs. Jack Woods and Miss Hodapp,
wo hours.
Tuesday from Z to 10-Miss Gladys
chairman; Mrs. Knaff and
Mrs. Stiverson, supervisors: Mrs.
Rex Mcdonald and Mrs. M. A.
Wright, packers; Mrs. r. Sinclair,
Mrs. Don Gallagher, Mrs. Marvin
hanson and Mrs. K. r. Steffensen.
hree hours; Mrs. Lucille Allen, Miss
;offrin. Mrs. owen Hanson, Mrs.
JAMESON Mrs. Ted Leistiko, Mrs.
1attson, Mrs. Louis Mitchell. Mrs.
v. E. Pierson. Miss Fern Russell,
Hiss Mardrid Reite. Mrs. S. Wag-
Ter, Mrs. Emory o. johnson, Mrs.
Click, Mrs. Edna Taylor, Mrs.
Bollinger and Mrs. Opsahl.
wo hours, and Mrs. Grace St. Clair,
ne hour.
Thursday from l to 5-Mrs. c. F.
chairman; Mrs. r. A. De-
iaven, Mrs. M. S. Funk, Mrs. c. N.
Tray and Mrs. Paul Fried. super
isorS; Mrs. Russell Koon and Mrs. !
trace Weber. packers; Mrs. Arm ]
trong, Mrs. Ruth Burke, Mrs. H. !