Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-22
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MADE CHIEF OF
IOWA c. A. R.
IOWA FALLS VETERAN ELECTED
AT MEETING IN pAv.
EXPORT.
DEs MONIES GETS
1918 ENcAMPMENT
Cedar Rapids Woman Chosen State
President Of Woman's Relief Corps
and Mrs. Alma Johnson Is Re.eleet-
cd Head of Ladies Of the G. A. r.
Hunser Is Commander Of S. of v.

6unger Is Nommdnoer OF p " "
Davenport. June e2-Des Moines was
selected as the place of encampment in
1918, at the business session of the
Iowa department of the Grand Army OF
the Republic, when officers were elect
ed.
Charles City and Iowa City were 9TH
err cities playing for the annual meet
ing of the veterans, but Des Moines
was selected by large majority
Officers elected We're:
Commanders. L. Harrington, Iowa
Falls.
Senior vice commanders. c. Spear
Algona.
Junior vice commander-W. H. Eas-
terly, Clinton.
Medical director-Dr S. D. Boice
Washington.
Chaplain-W. E. Stanley, Eldora.
Other subsidiary officers were ap-
pointed at the business session in the
morning.
Council of Administration-R. L.
Chase, Post Z, Des Moines; George H
Van Houton, Post 316, Lenox; E. ]. c.
Bealer, Post 235, Cedar Rapids; A. G.
Beatty, Post 81, Independence; w
H. Barker, Post 90, Sioux City.
Iowa Delegates Named.
Delegates at National encampment
to be held at Boston, Mass, Aug. 20
"a, 1911:
At Large-L. j. Krop. Post 81, Hamp-
ton. ~
First district-w. F. Gilbert, Post s.
Rnrlin gton: 7. NJ. Gregg, Post 10, Fair
field.
Second district. NJ. Lindsey, Post
233, Marengo; Frank Miller, Post /
Davenport.
Third ,district-A. Beatty, Post "a, In
dependence; J. S. Pritchard, Post 247
Belmond.
Fourth district-w. c. Tompkins
Post 101, Clear Lake; L. L. Cedwell
Post 1858. DEBORAH. -
Fifth district-C. W. Davis,Post 40
Lisbon; r. B. Wallace, Post "a, Mar
shalltown.
Sixth district-M. A. McCord, Post
49, Newton; j. W. Carr. Post 127,
Montezuma.
Seventh district-T. w. Hyde, Post
~, Des Moines; John B. anderson
Post So, Winterset.
Eighth district-w. B. Morrow, Post
17s, Osoeola; J. S. Noole, Post o4S, New
Market.
Ninth DISTRICT. H. Lemon, Post 80
Guthrie Center: w. A. Harding, Post
81, Red Oak; w. T. Mckee, Post 302
Massena.
Tenth district-C. C. chubb, Post 1s5
Aigona; A. S. r. Reynolds, Post 226
Fl. Dodge; David Starr, Post $50, EN-
metsburg.
Eleventh district. C. Mccoy, Post
%, Sioux City
Alternates to national encampment:
At large-Frank G. Clark, Post 235,
Cedar Rapids.
First district. F. c. Wade, Post
10s, Washington; J. w. Shaffer, Post
10, Fairchild
Second district-George c. Hill, Post
IS, Clinton; NJ G. Dye, Post 1872, Mon
mouth.
Third district. Leighton. Post 6s,
Waterloo; E. A. Gregory, Post 33s,
Union.
Fourth district-H. H. Bailey Post
104, Fredericksburg P. o. New Hamp-
ton): John Cook, Post As. West Union.
Fifth district-David Kelsey. Post 4,
Anamosa; J. q. Benson, Post 152, Mar
shalltown.
Sixth 'district-G. W. Salmon. Post
81. Valera P. 0. Mingo); J B. Nc
Curdy, Post 40, Oskaloosa.
Seventh district-C. G. Rifle, Post -,
Des Moines; Ed Hyder, Post So, Win
terset.
Eighth district-George w. Sheeks,
Post 39S, Moravia; T. McKinnie, Post
.211, Alton.
Ninth district-E. B. Donaldson, Post
1923, Avoca; G. P. Russell, Post 1876,
Bayard.
Tenth District-c. E. Rogers, Post 81,
Boone; H. A. Stowe, Post 1885, F't.
Dodge; J. L. Good, Post 81, Boone.
Eleventh district-James Fadden,
Post 1874. Spencer; H. w. Allen, Post
90, Sioux City.
Sixth Iowa Cavalry Elects.
Officers of the Sixth Iowa Cavalry OF
civil war veterans were elected Thurs
day morning in the Times auditorium
as 1OllOWS:
President. L. Blair. Co. G.
Vice presidents-Henry Dunkelman,
Co. A; Jerome Bourcey, Co. b: Thomas
&c. Reed, Co. G; w. C. F'ifefield, Co.
D. Isaiah Pinkerton, Co. e: G. P. Biz
lows, Co. G.; A. Bywater, Co. H: Shell
don Peck, Co. I; William Allspaugh,
Co. K; A. r. Bay, Co. l.; M. ]. Feenan,
Co. M
Secretary and treasurer-A. s. r.
Reynolds, Co. G..
Chaplain-Pete W. Keith, Co. G..
Judge advocate-Capt. David Ellison,
Co. E.
Ohio Association Officers.
]. P. Eagal, a member of August
Wentz Post, 40. 1, G. A. r., was elect
ed commander of the Ohio Association
Of Veterans at the business session at
Hibernian hall. Mr. Eagal resides at
1915 Bridge avenue.
Other officers elected were:
Adjutant-J. L. Benson, Marshall
town, Iowa.
Quartemaster-M. Hank, Leeds,
Iowa. a. Z 7 "a ~ 81 -
Mrs. Berger Heads w. r. C.
The members Of the state organiza-
tion, Of the Woman's Relief Corps voted
Thursday morning to buy liberty bonds
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