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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1918

Page

10

Mourning brassards offered for families of war dead at Red Cross

Mourning brassards with gold stars, for relatives of men who died in service, are available at the Red Cross in the Chandler Building corner Losoya and Crockett Streets. Brassards are issued at small cost to others. the article notes ongoing Red Cross work and changes in overseas service recruitment. Also mentions land list deadline for farms aids and two influenza fatalities at Camp Clark base hospital, plus a returned advocate and staff changes at Camp Davis.

Jocal Red Cross Red Cross Chandler Losoya and Crockett Streets Red Cross Work Must Go On As Usual For A Time Yet. . Oe Ees Bureau of Personel Wat Chamber of Commerce Texas Kearny

Red Cross to mail friendless soldier Christmas boxes

San Antonio volunteers are urged to pack 3000 Christmas boxes for soldiers without relatives overseas. The Red Cross oversees the effort to prevent soldiers from missing gifts due to lack of a friend’s label. Items like soap, writing paper, playing cards, and talcum powder are suggested. boxes must be mailed through Red Cross headquarters with proper inspection and wrapping supplies provided locally.

San Antonians War Department France American Red Cross Rud Cross Red Cross Wol. Rote uUtia

Lieut Scott Died at Brooks Field in Galveston

Lieut Bradford Ripley Atos Scott died at his parents home in Galveston at 29. He entered the medical corps December 15, 1917 and was stationed at Brooks Field. Surviving parents Mrs Norma Mayeaux, Mr Paul Scott, Mrs Griffith, Mrs Boston, and Mrs J D McKeller. brothers Johnny and Harper Scott. Military funeral set for Thursday, with interment in Confederate Cemetery.

Bradford Ripley Atos Scott Dv Ashby Paes Tues Veston University of Ary Ev Medical Corps Brooks Wiel Norma Mayeaux Mor Paul M Scott San Antonio W. Calyers W. W. Bondarini I. Meyers Aglinson Richard Scott Richmond Scott Confederate Cemetery Antuntia

Census survey seeks nursing registration before November 15

Women with nursing experience urged to register at Red Cross headquarters Chandler Building Losoya and Rockett Streets. The wartime census, requested by the War Department, covers all who have Red Cross first aid or elementary hygiene training with no obligation.

Red Cross Chandler Building Losoya Rockett Streets War Department

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