The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-10-15
Hospital
 Drive Nets
 Over $4,OOO


 announced today by H. B. Thorn quist, Treasurer of the fund rais- ing committee, headed by Mayor F. G. Hanford
 "The town of Wrangell is proud Of it's citizens for rallying to a cause such as this and in the spirit in which it was accomplished. !" the Treasurer said. "The donations are far btyond expectations which shows that the people of Wrangell want to keep their hospital going In spite of this wonderful record there are still a few who have not yet placed their names on the hon or roll for, this is indeed an honor roll Donations will still be accept ed at the bank for those who want to get on this roll.''
 Said the Mayor: "I want to thank the committee for the ex- cellent work it's members did, and the citizens of Wrangell for the wonderful support they have giy- en us. think we can all be proud of the accomplishment" "
 The Mayor said the committee would continue to function as nucleus of a group to look into the matter of forming a permanent hospital association here to keep the hospital operating smoothly in the years ahead The committee is made up of the Mayor as Chair man, MT Thornquist, the Rev. Ben Judd, the Rev William Forbes. Leo Mccormack, Brig. Gillingham, Mrs. William Tamaree, Mrs. Olaf Person, Mrs l. c. Bjorge, Mrs. Doris Barnes and Mrs. J. c. John son.
 The following statement was is sued by the hospital Board of con- trol:
 We thank the citizens of this community for the great way in in winch they have come to the, support of the hospital It is a marvellous response We will now be able to get the institution back on an efficient basis Our thanks to the citizens and the committee which did such fine job"
 Following is the list of doners to the hospital fund:
 Catholic Chruch and Alter Soc- iety, $50; Jessie Rinehart, s1; American Legion, $25; American Legion Auxiliary, $25; Boardway Canning Go. employees, $3.5O; MT. and Mrs. H. B. Thornquist, $2O; Stikine Gillnetters Assn, $75; Otis Speer, $1O; Miss A. L. Breen, $10; R. Walberg, $5; Assembly of God Mission, $25; Mrs. Alfred Grant, $1O; Mrs. Chas. Benjamin, $10; MT and Mrs. John Kaer, $1O; MT. and Mrs. George Green, $1O; Mrs. Karl Theile, $5; MT. and Mrs. Dennis Miller, $10; MT. and Mrs. Van H. Fisk, $25; William Strong, $25; MT. and Mrs. Frank Reed, $10; Miss Irene Coulter, $1O; Ben Engdal, $5; Mrs. Ben Engdal, $35; Dorothy Martin, $1O; Francis Smith, $50; Ben L. | Judd, $25; MT. and Mrs. c. c. l Mundy, $20; Joe Hernandez, $10: Frank Periess, $5; George Stump i tion, $10; MT. and Mrs. H. H. Hungerfford, $10; Wrangell Cold Storage Co.,, $50; Elme Carlstrom, $20; Benjamin's Store, $25; City ! Store, $20; Mrs. D. Sinclair, $1O; S,Cunningham, $20; Andrew John son, $10O; MT. and Mrs. L. E. Sturtevant $1O; City Motor Ser vice, $25; F. G. Cunningham, $1O; MT. and Mrs. E. R. Sharnbroich, $25; Mrs. W. c. Waters, SEQ; Mrs. Carl Jacobson, $15; MT. and Mrs o. R. Keeney, $15; MT. and Mrs. o. Gunderson, $25; Mrs I. c. Bjorge, $25; Fred Gunderson, $25 R. Curtis, $15; Neil Grant, $1O; R. J. Surattt, $5 Dr. E. J. Wheel CT, $25; MT. and Mrs. S. N. JJen- A,ins, $10; Mir and Mrs. James Nolan, $50 Wrangell Hotel (Mrs. Mary Grant,, $50; Mrs. Della Coulter, $5; Mrs Carl Arola and Elna, $1O; William Taylor, $5; Bernard Lanting, $5; MT. and Mrs. l.. Engstrom, $10; A. H. Binkley, l$2; Ole Haaseth, $5; H. c. Me Rowan, $25; Wrangell Radio & : Electric Co.,, $15; MT. and Mrs. E. II. Campbell, $50; MT. and Mrs l.. M. Campbell, $50; Wrangell ; Sentinel, $10; MT. and Mrs Leo , Mccormack, $50; Mr and Mrs l Gus Johnson, $50; Robert Fetch CT, $2 MT. and Mrs. A. W. Ben : nett, S1O; Helen Roaming, $15; 3 Wrangell Women's Civic Club l S10; Pioneers of Alaska, $50; g Chamber of Commerce Dance : $304.15; Missionary Society, $2O; f MT. and Mrs. L. Olson, $20; Bank : of Wrangell, $50; B. P. o. Elks
 $150.00; Wrangell Cannery Work = CTS Auxiliary Union, $167.1O; Rec s Men Lodge. $50; Red Cross Chap el ter, $100; Order of Eastern Star tContinuetf on page fourl