Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1914-06-20
GIRLS WILL SELL
BENEFIT TICKETS
CITY HAS BEEN DISTRACTED BY
Y. w. c. A. FOR PRINCESS
PROGRAM.

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city for the selling of tickets for the
benefit to be given on Monday and
Tuesday, June 20 and 80, by the Prin-
cess theater when the receipts of the
business Of those two days will be
turned over to the association. Begin
ming this and Saturday evenings from
5 to 1880 the girls assigned to the
work will call at every home in their
district with the tickets.
The districts and leaders and help
ers are as follows:
/. The north side of Fourth street,
from Jefferson east to Elm, north on
Elm to Pennsylvania avenue, east to
Jefferson, south to Maple, east to
Green, south to Cara, east to Jefferson
avenue and south to Fourth. Leader
Miss Harriet Mcdaniel, helpers Jo-
sephine Montgomery, Julia and Louise
Clark, Victoria Darrell, Ethel Freeman.
2. East side Of north Court street
from Maple avenue to Park, east on
Park to Elm, south to Pennsylvania
Maple, west to North Court and all ter
ritory included by these streets. Lead
er, Miss Mabel Burgess, helpers Misses
Clara Johnson, Hazel Overman, Ger
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Genevieve Orelup.
3. South side of Fourth street from
Jefferson to Elm, then Elm to Second
and on east including all east and
south of these streets. Leader Miss
Clara Sax, helpers, Misses Madeline
Edgerly, Margaret and Elizabeth Nea-
sham.
A. Washington from Second to North
Court to Maple, Maple to Green, Green
to Cara, Cara to Jefferson, Jefferson to
Second, Second to Washington, and all
these streets included. Leader Miss
Geneyieve Daggett. Helpers Misses
Ruth Daggett, Helen Daggett. Geral-
dine Ludeman, Harriet Myers, Ruth
Bridgeman.
5. From Second north OF Mclean
to Division, east to Wapello, south to
Eass Maple, east to North Court, south
to Washington, south to Second and
west to Mclean, and all these streets
included, Leader. Miss Hazel Nelson,
helpers Misses Helen farmhouse, Re
becca Armstrong, Majorie Graves,
Eloise Loomis.
6. North of Park avenue including
both sides of Park. Leader Miss Mil
dred Picken. helpers Misses Katherine
Keyhoe, Charlotte Sullivan, Helen
Mitchell, Dorothy Lewis.
7. Park to Division from Court,
south to Mclean, east to Wapello,
south to Maple, east to North Court,
north to Park and all these included.
Leader Miss Imogene Porter, helpers
Misses Marie Walker, Eleanor Field,
Marie Schick.
8. From Elm east on Second to
Walnut, north to Pennsylvania ave.
nue., west to Elm, south to Second
and all these streets inclusive. Lead
er, Miss Mary sherwood. helpers,
Misses Lethel Myers, Thelma Myers,
June Davis, Meta Somers, Marvel Son.
ers, Ruth Wood.
9. From Mclean west to the linn
its, between Main and North Mclean.
Leader, Miss Blanche Campbell, help
ers Elizabeth Turner, Virginia Will
liams, Isabel Childs, Ruth Emery and
Ella Elder.
10. Sheridan avenue to the end on
east side, including all streets back to
the river. Leader. Miss White with
the Natchewing camp fire girls.
II. West side of Sheridan venue,
everything to Ward including east
side Of Ward. Leader, Miss Helen
springer, helpers, Misses Ann Cum
mings, Mary Alcinda Bloomfield,
Frances Cremer, Marguerite Maloney,
Madeline Baker, Dorothy Russell, An
ma Lucille Wormhoudt, Miss Duke and
Miss Anderson.
IL. The west side of Ward street to
limits, all west of Ward. Leader, Miss
Florence Tisdale, helpers, Misses Jean
Calhoun, Margaret Cremer, Margaret
Sisson, Mary Heindel, Elizabeth Will
kinson.
13. Both sides of Church street to
the end and both sides Of Chester
avenue and everything between these
streets and the river. Leader, Miss
Kate Feehan, helpers, Misses Helen
Winter, Aline, Beeler, Marion Halberg,
Merrill Westeroff, Katherine Mather,
Ia. The down town district, includ-
ing all of Main and Second between