The American National Red Cross Bulletin, Vol. I, No. 2, April, 1906American National Red Cross
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The American National Red Cross Bulletin, Vol. I, No. 2, April, 1906
American National Red Cross
American National Red Cross -- Periodicals; Red Cross and Red Crescent -- Periodicals
The New York State Branch has appointed Mr. William Chauncy Langdon,
Secretary of the Executive Committee, and Mr. Langdon is actively
engaged in organizing subdivisions throughout the State. Subdivisions
have already been formed in Albany, Syracuse, Rochester, Buffalo, and
Brooklyn, in Oneida and Westchester Counties, and in Islip Township of
Long Island. The Oneida County Subdivision has the largest membership,
155, 12 of whom are life members. The total membership in New York State
is 790.
The Cleveland Subdivision of the Ohio Branch reports the enrollment of a
number of doctors and nurses.
On March 14th “The Pennsylvania Branch of the American National Red
Cross” was organized, with headquarters in Philadelphia. The following
officers were elected: President, Talcott Williams; treasurer, Mrs. A.
J. Cassatt; vice-presidents, Captain John S. Muckle, Miss Anne Thompson,
Hon. H. Kirke Porter, of Pittsburg; Hon. Vance McCormick, of Harrisburg;
Bishop Alexander Mackay-Smith and George H. Frazier; secretary, Joseph
Allison Steinmetz.
Money sent by the American National Red Cross to the Philippine Branch
for the typhoon sufferers has been gratefully acknowledged by that
Society. The practical sympathy thus shown for the unfortunate sufferers
from that disaster conclusively and promptly proved the value of the Red
Cross organization. The Philippine Branch has reported recently over one
hundred members.
The Secretary of the Rhode Island Branch writes:
“The Rhode Island Branch is receiving cordial support from the
community. The number of annual members is increasing, as is also the
number of life members. The subscriptions for the relief of the Japanese
sufferers have been liberal and gifts are still coming into the fund for
that purpose.”
From letters and newspaper reports received from South Carolina, it is
evident that the officers are actively engaged in building up the
Society. We have also been informed that a considerable sum has been
collected for the Japanese Famine Fund.
The Central Committee hopes soon to be able to report the formation of a
State Branch in New Jersey and several other States.
The Executive Committee of the American National Red Cross some time ago
appointed a sub-committee to select a design and material for a new form
of Life Membership Certificate. These will be ready for issue soon, and
life members who have received the old form of certificate will be
furnished with the new certificate upon application.
A design of Red Cross pin to be worn by the members has been adopted,
and arrangements will soon be completed whereby all members desiring
pins or buttons will be able to procure them.
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APPLICATION FOR MEMBERSHIP
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