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Hamburg Reporter in Hamburg, Iowa

22 Jun 1917

Page 6

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Hamburg Reporter

Location

Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1917

Page

6

Farragut Citizens Organize Red Cross Auxiliary

Citizens at City Hall formed an auxiliary to the Sidney Chapter of the Red Cross. About fifty members joined, with officers elected including Chairman C. H. Stewart and Secretary Miss Ramona Coy, to oversee neighborhood work.

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City Hall Sidney Red Cross Society C. H. Stewart Wm. Lyle F. E. Rubey George Perkins Bertha Whister L. C. Kleckner Farragut Cemetery Association W. W Glora Martin Congregational Parsonage Chaplin Clara Martin Sara Kleckner Helen Newton Chloe Eaton Gwendolyn Coleman Williams James Clanccx Emmett Teaworth Sharpsburg Teatsworth Shenandoah Farmers Elevator Company L. P. Allen Sam McMullen Thos. Cox W. S. Coy J.C. D Comstock Thos. Spear Garrett VanSant H. G. Loonan Nebraska Thos, Dinsmore Viva Roberts Dinsmore Balfour Iowa Burlington Della Overmier Tingley Davie Hinkle State University Ambulance Unit Amos B. Wenzel Clarinda A. Booth Jas. A. Johnson Hamburg Ben Phillips Claude Ed Roberts Hazel Will Coy Malvern Elmer Replogle John Arterburn Randolph Sarah Heiselman
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How Red Cross Wheels Go Round After Disaster

An account of how the Red Cross mobilized after the May 26 tornadoes wrecking Mattoon and Charleston. It covers the initial alert from Chicago, the rapid dispatch of O Connor and Davidson, the setting up of committees, and the timely delivery of nurses, blankets, disinfectants, and supplies to shelter, feed, and bury victims while coordinating regional help.

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A. A. Sprague I Red Cross Supply Service Suniday Champion Chicago Midttoon Mr. Davidson Red Cross Mer. Davidson W. PD. Thurber Tiiois Charleston Mr. O'Connor Reliet Business New Ted Gigi
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Red Cross Membership Surges in War Relief Drive

On May 21 the American Red Cross reported just over 2,000,000 members, a rise of 1,075,000 or 7900 percent in under three years. John J. O Connor, appointed to lead central division, was told to raise 100000 for European war relief during the winter of 1914 45, and expanded a Chicago chapter drive adding 500 members in ten days.

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Red Cross Mattoon Clarieston Chicago Clavlen Tee Bryson Central Unit The Bly Bryson John J. O'Connor Washington Cross War Council Lryson Walter Davidset O’connor Daviison Treyson Division Afr Davidson Charleston John W. Champion Fed Cross Minnie F Minnie F. “Abrens, Head of the Chicago Red Cross Pursing Service Biss Myro V Central Division American Red Cross
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