The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1918-05-03
WOMAN PART
IN DEFENSE
COUNCIL HERE

List Of Women In WATERFOWL, Towns
Of Milford, Watertown and Ixonia
Who Are Helping In the
Great Cause.
Below is printed list of the women
in the city of Watertown, towns of Mil
ford, Watertown and Ixonia, who form
part of the local Council of Defense
in the field in the great cause:
Ward Campaign Chairmen.
First ward-Miss Florence Archie.
Second ward-Mrs. August Henze.
Third ward-Mrs. T. B. Roach.
Fourth ward-Mrs. Flora e. Lieber-
man.
Fifth ward-Mrs. H. w. Werner.
Sixth ward-Miss Ida Barganz.
Seventh ward-Mrs. F. w. Jennings.
Eighth ward-Miss Margaret Hertel.
Ninth ward-Miss Eliza Schempf
Tenth ward-Mrs. Mary e. Rack.
Eleventh ward-Miss Bernice Krue-
ger.
Twelfth ward-Mrs. C. w Harte.
Thirteenth ward Mrs. Gertrude
Maerzke.
Fourteenth ward-Mrs. A. Lietzke.
Liberty Loan and Wa Saving Stamps.
Miss Abbie Norton, chairman.
Mrs. c.. R. Acker, auditor present
campaign.
Women In Industry.
Miss M. Eleanor Burke. chairman.
Child Welfare.
Mrs. Mary E. Rack, chairman.
Food Conservation.
Mrs. S. e. Holmes, chairman
Miss Abbie Norton in charge of
stores
Mrs. L. w. Parks in charge of clubs
Miss Wingreen In charge of school
work.
Health and Recreation. -
Mrs. E. ]. Herman, chairman.
Speakers Bureau
Miss Mary Shinnick, chairman.
Speakers.
Miss v. G. Little, Miss Mary Shin
nick, Miss Mary Chadwick, Mrs. Eli
E. Fischer, Miss Sophia Koehler, Mrs.
D.
F. E. Woodland.
Publicity.
Miss Ella S. Wilder, chairman.
AmericanizatiOn.
Mrs. o. f. Meyer, chairman.
Girls Clubs.
Miss Catherine Blair chairman.
Miss Ruth Mcintyre
Campaign Chairman-StOres and Fac.
tories.
Mrs. l.. Schrank.
Heads of Women's societies who by
virtue Of their office become perma-
nent members of the Council of De-
Tense:
Miss Mary Shinnick, Saturday club
Mrs. F. Hartwig, Glover club, Con-
gregational church.
Mrs. VIM. Sproesser. Euterpe club.
Miss Amalia Ruesch, Corby club.
Mrs. John Bremen, Pythian Sisters.
Mrs. John Seager, Eastern Star.
Mrs. John Bailey, Royal Neighbors
Mrs. Arthur Cruel. Woman's Relief
Corps.
Mrs. E. Pearsall, Ladies Aid, English
NJ E. church.
Miss Abbie Norton, Missionary So
ciety. English NJ. E. church
Mrs Libby Wieting, Ladies' Aid,
German M. e. church.
Miss Anne Slight, Missionary So
eiety, Episcopal church
Mrs. George Nellins, Woman's Guild,
Episcopal church.
Mrs. Lyman Rhodes, Missionary So
ciety, Congregational church.
Mrs. F. Siegler. Ladies' Aid, st.
Marks church.
Miss Mary Weise, Missionary society,
Moravian church.
Mrs. Fred Hinze, Ladies Aid, Mora
Wan church.
Mrs. F. D!erksmeier, Ladies Aid,
German Reformed church.
Mrs. William Schumacher, Ladies
Aid, Emmanuel church.
Mrs. Eliza Lehman, Ladies' Aid, st.
Luke's church.
Mrs. Michael Casey, Rosary society,
st. Demands church.
Miss Amalia Ruesch, Young Ladies'
society, st. Henry's church.
Mrs. Clara Weis, ST. Elizabeth's So
ciety. ST. Hen-y's church.
Mrs. Anna Lott, Ladies' Aid, Baptist
church.
Mrs. Frank Klecker Ladies' Aid, St
Henry's church. 7
Mrs. Frank Schlueter, representa-
tive of Ladies' Aid, English Lutheran
church.
Mrs. Fred Hoffman,, representative
OF Kranzcnen, ST. Johns church.
Representatives of Schools.
High school, Miss Lois Burlingame
Douglas school, Miss Edna Voss.
Lincoln school, Miss Mary Crangle
Webster school, Miss Ida Kopp.
St. Johns school, Miss Marie See
feldt.