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1923
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FINANCIAL STATEMENT
OF THE
BLUE ANCHOR SOCIETY
AID TO THE SHIPWRECKED
WOMEN'S NATIONAL ASSOCIATION
Originator, Mrs. Gabriel Kent
Founded 1880
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SOCIETY
UNIV. OF MICH
AUG 28 1923
LIBRARIAN'S OFFICE

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OFFICE - UNITED CHARITIES BUILDING
FOURTH AVENUE AND TWENTY-SECOND STREET, NEW YORK
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CR.
1919
Dec. 31
1920
Dec. 31
Steamship
Collections
Grad / Buhr
HV
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1923
To Balance Working Fund.
"Interest Account..
((
((
((
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CASH
Savings Bank.
Annual Subscribers.
(C Donations.
Interest Victory Bonds.
·
1920
Dec. 31 Invested in Mortgages.
•
White Star Line.
International Mercantile
Marine..
Invested in Victory Bonds.
Balance Working Fund.
Examined and found correct
Irma Kühne
Louise St. J. Butler
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•
BLUE ANCHOR SOCIETY
TREASURER'S ACCOUNT
$1,100 00
451 66
Auditors
•
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•
1920
1920
$914 04 Dec. 31
286
2
35
25
23
28807 2
25
50
00
00
75
1,551 66
$2,838 20
$5,500 00
500 00
1,468 92
Expense Account
By Rent, One Year.
"C
·
Clothing and Material
"Packing Cases .
" Transportation and Express.
"Directory
"Printing Treasurer's Report.
Postage for Same..
((
"Postage.
((
((
CASH
Paper and Twine.
Camphor.
•
"Safe Deposit Box.
"Fees for Porters.
"Miss Kühne..
"Miss Schwab.
"Xmas Expenses.
Respectfully submitted
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•
•
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•
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$7 00
7 50
3
00
6 00
88888888
15 00
5 00
"Funeral Flowers..
"Christmas Gifts, 177 Coast Guard
Special Fund.'.
"Balance Working Fund.
00
10 00
E. LOUISE YOUNG
Treasurer
▸
DR.
$264
658
17
18
00
09
70
*88*288
47
1 00
36 00
8 50
28 22
58 50
15
00
292 02
1,468
92
$2,838 20
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CR.
1920
Dec. 31
1921
Dec. 31
CASH
To Balance Working Fund.
"Interest Account.
"Interest Savings Bank.
"Interest Victory Bonds.
"Annual Subscribers.
(6 Donations.
"
• •
Examined and found correct
Irma Kühne
Louise St. J. Butler
·
1921
Dec. 31 Invested in Mortgages.
Invested in Victory Bonds.
Balance Working Fund.
•
•
• · • •
Auditors
•
•
•
BLUE ANCHOR SOCIETY
TREASURER'S ACCOUNT
•
•
1921
1921
$1,468 92 Dec. 31
286 24
2 68
23 75
00
35
25
00
LO LO
$1,841 59
$5,500 00
500 00
597 97
Expense Account
By Rent, One Year..
(C
Clothing and Material
" Shoes.
"Insurance, 3 years.
Packing Cases.
"Transportation and Express.
"Directory.
"
<<
•
CASH
•
Respectfully submitted
"Red Cross Hand Book.
Postage and Office.
Paper and Twine.
Camphor..
"Safe Deposit Box.
"Fees for Porters.
"Miss Kühne..
"Miss Schwab.
"Mrs. Young.
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E. LOUISE YOUNG
25
$6
6 75
3 00
6
16 50
•
ŁO LO LO
5 00
00
00
888888**
"Christmas Gifts, 180 Coast Guard
"Balance Working Fund..
Treasurer
•
·
DR.
$264
347
209
86888588
1
00
19 60
19 00
29 51
1 00
00
53 50
298 28
597 97
$1,841 59
CR.
1921
Dec. 31
1922
Dec. 31
To Balance Working Fund. . . .
"Interest Account.
"Interest Savings Bank.
"Annual Subscribers.
(( Donations..
"Donations..
"
«<
CASH
(<
*
•
•
"Junior League Balance from Bank..
Mortgage Called.
"Sale $700.00 of Liberty Bonds.
Victory Bonds..
Steamship Collections:
Holland-American Line.
1922
Dec. 31 Invested in Mortgages.
Liberty Bonds..
Balance Working Fund
Examined and found correct
Irma Kühne
Ada Schwab
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•
•
Auditors
•
BLUE ANCHOR SOCIETY
TREASURER'S ACCOUNT
• •
•
•
1922
$597 97 Dec. 31
1922
123
74
2 74
40 00
30
888
13
00
5 00
65
3,253
61
728
45
504 40
48 00
$5,347 56
$2,250 00
2,300 00
399 92
By Rent, One Year...
CASH
Clothing and Material
" Shoes..
"Packing Cases.
•
"Transportation and Express
"Directory..
"Postage.
"Paper and Twine.
"Camphor..
"Safe Deposit Box.
"Fees for Porters..
"Miss Kühne..
" Mrs. Hume.
"Mrs. Young.
"Office Expenses..
Respectfully submitted
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$7
1
12
1 00
6 00
7
208888888
00
10 00
2 85
5 00
10 00
"Purchase Liberty Bonds....
"Christmas Gifts for 169 Coast Guard
"Balance Working Fund..
E. LOUISE YOUNG
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•
Treasurer
DR.

$264 00
1,040 30
166 28
74
26
98 28
1 00
80***8
50
85
3,025 40
274 79
399 92
$5,347 56
BLUE
ANCHOR SOCIETY
President
Mrs. FREDERIC T. HUME, 116 West 85th St., New York
Treasurer and Acting Secretary
Mrs. E. LOUISE YOUNG, 215 Manhattan Ave., N. Y. C.
Receiving Committee
Miss ADA SCHWAB, Chairman
Packing Committee
Miss IRMA KUHNE, Chairman
Legal Adviser
Mr. WILSON M. POWELL, 7 Wall Street, New York
STEAMSHIP LINES
From some of which we have received contributions. We offer
sincere thanks and hope others will remember this work.
Christmas Gift Committee is greatly indebted to the Corp of Knitters
for their continued help and to all who have sent donations of money,
books, games, and other gifts for the Coast Guards.
E. LOUISE YOUNG, Chairman.
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UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN
3 9015 03254 1271
From Annual Report of
THE UNITED STATES COAST GUARD
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1922
BLUE ANCHOR SOCIETY, AID FOR THE SHIPWRECKED,
WOMEN'S NATIONAL ASSOCIATION.
The above-named organization was established 42 years ago. The
object of the association, as its name indicates, is to furnish relief to
sick, injured, and destitute survivors of marine casualties and other
situations of distress or misfortune. Incidental to the rescue work
of the Coast Guard stations along the coasts is that of sheltering
and aiding the destitute and oftentimes sick and injured survivors of
shipwrecks and other casualties. This benevolent society, without in-
terruption since its establishment, has been of invaluable assistance to
the Coast Guard in the humanitarian work of relieving want among the
unfortunates temporarily in the care of the stations' crews by donating
stores of clothing and other wearing apparel for men, women, and chil-
dren. This benefaction meets a most serious need, the value of which
may be understood when it is known that persons rescued or given
succor by the service crews are sometimes scantily clad, often their
clothing is badly torn, and they are nearly always drenched to the skin.
It sometimes happens, also, that they have been subjected to long hours
of exposure in severe winter weather. Orders from the stations are
promptly honored, and the supplies are forwarded to destination at the
association's expense.
The Coast Guard renews its expressions of appreciation of the
society's benevolent work.
During the past three years we have sent 51 cases of clothing.