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The Red Cross - Local
Officers & Committees
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The
first officers were E. W. Ogden, president; Powell
Smith, vice-president; N. E. Logan, treasurer;
and Mrs. C. M. McClung, secretary. The directorate
was composed of George Blow, Fred Bonham,
N. E. Logan, Powell Smith, A.
H. Steere, W. A. Schoenfield, Ben Morton,
Curtis B. Johnson, E. W. Ogden, Mrs.
Lena Warner, and Mrs. Lucy Templeton.
[Photo at left - "Red Cross Directors' Meeting:
Col. William S. Shields is speaking. Around
table from his right are Mrs. W. C. Ross, Fred
Bonham, Mrs. Ernest Logan, Fred Ault,
Mrs. C. H. Davis, R. K. Gibson, Will
Hall, D. A. Rosenthal, Ernest Logan,
Ed Albers, Arthur Steere, Mrs.
Albert Hope.]
In the two years of exceedingly
busy work which followed, there were many changes of officers and directors.
Mr. Ogden resigned the presidency on October 1,
1917, to go to France in the Red Cross work. He was succeeded by
Fred Ault, who served until March 19, 1918, when John
M. Thornburgh became the active head of the chapter. After
serving a year as treasurer, Mr. Logan was succeeded
by Fred Ault, who, in turn, was succeeded by William
Lyons. Mrs. McClung retired in 1919 after
giving two years of her time as secretary of the chapter. Mrs.
E. W. Ogden, who had returned from France as a Red Cross worker,
was chosen in her place.
The
directorate during the two years of active work was composed at one time
or another of the following: Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Logan,
Fred Bonham, Mrs. Lena Warner, Mr.
and Mrs. E. W. Ogden, A. H. Steere, Mrs.
L. D. Tyson, D. A. Rosenthal, E. D.
Albers, R. K. Gibson, John M. Thornburgh,
William Lyons, Mrs. W. McBath, Mrs.
J. Stewart French, Mrs. Walter McCoy, Mrs.
B. D. Bosworth, A. P. Frierson, Wiley
L. Morgan, Mrs. Henry Kelso, Mrs. Clyde
Gothard, Dan Chambliss, F. J. Callan,
Mrs. C. M. McClung, Mrs. Albert Hope,
Mrs. C. H. Davis, Fred Ault, G.
H. Clark, Mrs. Walter Wright, and Mrs.
Kenneth Gilpin. [Photo at right - "In
a Red Cross Warehouse: Mr. E. W. Ogden, of Knoxville,
seen at his desk in a warehouse in the Toul Sector, France."]
The chairmen, who served as
head of the various committees, were:
Publicity |
Fred Bonham |
Membership |
A. H. Steere |
Motor Service |
George Blow,
E. D. Albers |
Instruction |
Mesdames N. E.
Logan, E. W. Ogden, Horace VanDeventer,
Kenneth Gilpin |
Packing and Shipping |
Will S. Hall |
Cooperation |
Mrs. L. D. Tyson |
Supplies and Surgical
Dressings |
Mesdames C. H.
Davis and B. D. Bosworth |
Civilian Relief and Home
Service |
Mrs. Albert Hope,
Mrs. Walter Wright, Miss Christian,
with Mrs. Weterhof as assistant |
Supervisors |
Dr. S. R. Miller
and Miss Jeanette Paulus |
Military Relief |
W. J. Wrenn
and R. K. Gibson |
Canteen Service |
Mesdames Alfred
Sanford, E. E. Norris and E. C.
Gothard |
Junior League |
Mrs. W. C. Ross,
Mrs. Samuel Duggan, Mrs. John K. Craig
and Miss Evelyn Hazen |
Knitting |
Mrs. Walter McCoy |
Hospital Supplies |
Mesdames A. J.
Albers and W. McBath |
Education |
Mrs. Henry Kelso |
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