The Sidney herald., 1958-12-17
Red Cross BIoodmobiIe
Doners Are Listed

The Red Cross Bloodmobile
held a drawing at the Moose
Hall in Sidney Dec. g., 1858.
Recruitment for this drawing
was made thru and by Mems and
Women's organizations. This
method of recruiting did not
prove entirely successful as all
organizations contacted did not
return recruitment sheet in time
before the drawing and an ac-
curate record of donors recruited
could not be given to Red Cross
nurse, a must for your blod pro-
gram chairman. To fill a quota
Of 95 pints, 100 donors must be
recruited to allow for rejects and
no-shows. Record of donors reg
istration sheet are: Sidney
Woman's Club IA; Jaycee's IL;
Jayceens 3; American Legion g.;
Legion Auxiliary 3; Moose Lodge
2; Women of the Moose 3; New
corners Club 2; Methodist Wo
mans Society of Christian Serv-
ice 5; Hay Creek Home Demon
stration Club Q; Savage Home
Demonstration Club 3; Three
Buttes Home Demonstration
Club /; Girard Home Demon
stration Club /; Crane Home
Demonstration Club /; Sioux Pass
Home Demonstration Club /;
Pella Brotherhood L; Richland
County Red Cross Chapter by
Trudells S. Several donors did
not know who made contact so
possibly some organization is not
listed or count not accurate.
A contest between men and
women donors was a special
feature of this drawing. Henry
Schepens, Richland County Chap
ter chairman as captain for men
and Mrs. Afford Bahls, Richland
County Blood program chairman,
captain for women. The race was
close, with a registration of 81
donors of which A were women
and 81 men. In actual pints
drawn the women gave 81 pints
and the men % pints.
Medical coverage was given by
DR.. R. Hyde, DR.. VIM. Danner
and DR.. ]. S. Pennypacker.
Nurses assisting the Red Cross
staff nurses were Mrs. Ray Peter
son, Mrs. Fred Mielke, Mrs. Jay
Lalonde and Mrs. Royale Koch.
The Federated Woman's Club
of Sidney sponsored the workers,
members working at the drawing
were Mesdames Katie Buckley,
E. L. Rice, Art Redlin, Al Johns,
Ed Hardy, j. Harnish, B. Hubley,
E. Sorenson, R. Blair, c. Rasmus-
sen, c. Ray, L. A. Hardy, M.
Magruder, G. Blubaugh, G.
Schafer, B. Harris, C. Hartzell,
Weber, R. Mutt, H. Mikelson and
A. Bahls. Other women assisting
were Mrs. o. Norgaard, Mrs. r.
Trudell, Mrs. c. Herriot, Mrs. E.
Edmondson and Catherin Osborn.
Art Redlin, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Trudell, Mary Lou Trudell, Mr..
and Mrs. Herriot, Afford Bahls,
Viggo Anderson, Tavern LeSueur
anu LEU Wd4Qi4dhSCiA dooAolCd
unit custodian in unloading, set
ting up or re-loading unit.
Donors registering were: Mrs.
Gail Sawyer, Mrs. Ray Trudell,
Leo Hoffman, Henry S%chepens,
Walter E. McChesney, Mrs. Jack
Flauigan, Eyvind Wick, Geo.
Blubaugh, Mrs. Doris Paladichuk,
Mrs. Con Simonsen, VIM. Hack
ley, Mrs. Roxy Rees, Mrs. A.
Besel, Mrs. Flo S%purgeon, Mrs.
Betty MERCER, Mrs. Dale Wilson,
Mrs. Emma Easton, Mrs. Anna
Miller, Leon Meyer, Elmer Page,
Mrs. E. Lueck, Dale Berry, Mrs.
Marjory Bacon, Chester Dore,
Mrs. S. Henderson, Harold Etzel,
Mrs. c. Thiessen, c. Thiessen,
Mrs. H. Sather, Rex Smelzer,
Eldon Steffens, Don B%lanford,
Mrs. Don Blanford, Mrs. c.
Berner, Mrs. Ray Adams, Mrs. E.
Krause, Robert Bahls, Mrs. E.
Krejli, MI. N. B~aadsgaard, Miss
VIM. Foss, Ray Whiting, HUI Will
Jansen, Robert Peterson, Richard
Buehler, Don Rees, R. c. Hall,
Francis Murray, Mrs. Kathy