The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-17
RED CROSS WORKERS
Campaigners Start Drive in County
and City Today.

Campaigners Start Drive in County
and City Today.
when the Christmas Red Cross
membership campaign started IN the
bl1siryess section of the city today
~ 90 r,naign was also launched IN
the atounty outside of Topeka undeF
the direction of a committee heaaeo
by e. p. Merriam.
TIE following are a part of the
school districts in Merriam's territory
and the captains appointed therein:
Auburn John c. Madden; SIX Mile
Fred Euglef; Wakarusa, J. ii. FoIIz'
Pleasant Valley, H. L. Buckley; Reao'
A. x. De Long; TwlnYile, }. w, N g.
SunYyside, Mrs. T. c. Rowles; sun
beam, F. e. Newell; Avondale, H JOS
lin: Dover C. c. Bradley; Wllllams'
C. c. Bessant; Waveland, mrs V. a.
Cellars; Pleasant Hin, A II: heck'
indian Creek ]. NJ. POlom; wallace,
q %. Shafer; College Hill, Joseph
SmeIser; Pleasant Hill, ]. w Hitler;
Disney, Chas. E. Disney; Matney, MIS-
Belle. Grice; Mission Center, w. L.
Sterling; Menoken, Mrs~Clara Mich
ols:-I,one Tree. H w. Acheson; Black
smith, j. D. Corbet; Wanamaker, Ed
Moore; Ressville, l. B. Alter; High
land Park, c. e. Curry; County Line
B. L. Mitchell; Bantam, c. G. Ny
strurn; Tice, W. T. Gummo; Decker,
Geo. K. Bunce; East Indianola, G. O.
Shuftiee; Rochester, w. I. Mcdonald;
Fairview. Ernest Clancy; Silver Lake,
Geo. Harper; Union, A. J. Holcomb;
Half Day, Earl Wendell; Ayers, Mrs. {.
e, Kelsey; Seal, John York; CEDAR
Bluff c. A. Immenschuh; Gage Park,
c. Burning; Lone Tree Alvin Robbins;
Pleasant Valley, Roscoe Butner; West
Union, Albert Stevens; Lyman, Jas.
Hastings; Richland, G. A. Bushong;
-I7llar Mitchell, Highland, VIII Griffith:
James, Harvey James; Priddy, A.
/ Spurseon; Valencia, Mrs. Geo. Ander-
SOM Forest Bluff, G. E. Tibbs; Golden
Rule, C. H Huntington; Vidette, Oscar
Smalley; Pauline, Walter Staples
Kingsville, Mrs. Lee Roy Hartzel;
Twin Rose, L. f. Page; Rock, Oscar
Allen; Parr, J. A. Parr; Prairie Vale,
J. Fl lands; Lipp, H E. James; Bolz,
J. G.. Whitlock; Shoe String, Mrs.
Emily Meade; willard, Mrs. Arizona
Rogers; Science Hill, B. C. Meredith;
Kaw Valley, Nels Olson; Seabrock, r.
G. 0brecht; Liberty, c. H. Maus;
Washburn, Tom e. Sheard; West
Indianola, Albert Hook; Glover Hill,
Isabelle Niccum; Mud Valley, c. L.
Dillon; One Hundred, A. p. Rogers;
Victor, Frank Stach.
Business Section Teams.
The following are the business dis
trict workers:
Team No. kansas avenue south
from Eighth avenue: L. S. Ferry,
Guild, w. w. Bowman. Schuyler Mich
OILS, "A. S Amber, c. p. Adams, A. A.
Rodgers, Byron Davis, George A.
Clark, Chester Woodward, H. L.
Shirer, j. E. Spalding, Clyde Miller,
W. S. Fulton.
Team No. 2-TKansas avenue north
to the river; w. o. Anderson. captain;
William +. Brelsford, Fred Cole, H d
Yoder, H. J. COrwine, E. A. Thrill w
G. Ricl1ie, Hinkle Guy, George P. Nc
Entire r. +. Hodgins
Team No. 3-Quincy street south of
Sixth and all territory east: w c.
Carswell captain: S. L. Courtney,
Ralph Squires, II. G. West, Roy
Thompson, A. D. Birch, j. E. Jones,
Hugh Larimer, J. Z. Slaughter. Frank
Davis, Richard J. White.
Team No. kansas avenue, be-
tween Seventh and Eighth: H A
Auerbach captain; Frank M. Bone
brake, f. A. Anton, Frank S. Crane
JAMES b. Doncyson, Earl Akers. Gov.
Arthur Capper, Ed. McKeever, Robert
Pierce, w. w. Whitney. George w.
Snyder, L. L. Kiene. T. c. Blair
Team No. 5-Combined with team
No.@30, all of the business district in
North Topeka: Ralph Baer captain;
7. g. Whiteker, Roy Cope, H. H. Pugh,
J. II. Haskell, Charles S Elliott w F.
+ Axtell, J. S. Snediker. Charles H
Matthews, Ralph Campbell, o. B. Cuff
u ler, Harry Bair, J. B. Simms, John
Nicholson.
Team NO. b-JackSOn street north of
Sixth avenue to the river and all ter
ritoFy west: c. E. Bascom, captain:
Ferdinand Funk, w. T. Beerbohm
Charles p. Buck, c. H Trap, c. d.
Skinner, Frank B. Parker o. f
Wright, r. NJ. Ritchey, Roy Crawford
Is. p. Bartlett B. F. Marsh N v
Wood, Henry AIcAfee. S. j. Shook.
Team No. kansas avenue be-
tween Third and Fifth streets: John
c. Waters, captain; R. W. Blair E. H
Iupton, w. c. Stephenson, r. L.
Thomas, Albert H. Purdy. w. H. KEN
per, A. I. Reid, T. F. Doran. A. NJ
Harvey.
Team No. S-Kansas avenue be-
tween Sixth avenue and Seventh
street: 3. Is. Eitelman, captain; Phil
Eastman, Frank Beck, James A.
Troutman, Harry ]. Brockman. E. D.
Spokesman, L. c. Rain, Richard
Wilson. L. r. Manley. NJ. F. Cosgrove.
c. f. Nash. 0. p. Sharp.
Team No. 9-Kansas avenue be-
tween Fifth street and Sixth avenue:
S. f. Cobb. captain; C. b Merriam.
z. b. Kellam, II. S. Morgan, Cecil
Howes, Guilford Dudley. Charles Ses-
sions, F. c. Kaths, H. H. Welty, ]. E.
Griest, c. W. Myers. Walter L. Payne.
Team No. 11-Jackson street south
and all territory west A M Patten.
captain; w. w Webb. H s. Putney,
c. A. HARLAN, Marco Morrow, Charles
Eldridge, S. J. Bear, Fred B. Bone
brake. John NJ. Brunt Frank C.
Squires.
Team No. 12-Quincy street north
of Sixth avenue and all territory east: