Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1918-04-05
WOMEN TO- AID
LIBERTY LOAN
WILL PARTICIPATE IN MEETINGS
THROUGHOUT COUNTY DUR.
ING BOND CAMPAIGN.

The women Of Wapello county will
have a part in the third Liberty Loan
drive that Is not small one. They
will participate with the men in the
meetings that are to be held through
out the county and they have an or
ganization auxiliary to that of the mel
and will be among the best boosters
for the loan that the county has.
CITY AND COUNTRY CARED FOR
Women in city and rural districts
have enlisted in this work under the
craftsmanship of DR.. Margaret Mills
who was selected for this post BY
Mrs. w. w. Marsh of Waterloo. state
head Of the women's Liberty Loan
committee. Mrs. w. B. Bonnifield il
assistant to DR.. Mills, taking charge
of the committee in the various rural
districts as vice chairman.
DR.. Mills has appointed committee
that includes women from all parts Of
the county and these members Of
Wapello county's Liberty Loan army
are looked upon as real workers who
do not know defeat nor what 1t is to
be Stacker.
TAKE PART IN MEETINGS
In every meeting that is to be held
in the various parts of the county dur.
ing the drive, women will be among
the speakers and boosters. They have
entered into the spirit Of the move
ment with all the zeal and enthusiasm
they are capable OF, which is much
and results are expected to be OBJ
tanned In greater measure because OF
the wholehearted spirit with which
the women's committee has entered
the drive. They are not selected al
solicitors. but as boosters and will use
their influence in raising the sub
scriptons both by personal work and
by participation in the meeting.
THE CITY COMMITTEES
The committees Of women workers
for the third Liberty Loan campaign
are announced by Chairman Mills. The
first two names mentioned are the
chairmen of the committees. The list
for the city follows:
First ward-Mesdame A. P. Muir
ply, D. R. McGrath, Emil Fecht. ]. H
Higbee, A. Flactiff, Sumner Siberell
Charles Hallberg. J. P. Cummings
Dennis Mulcahy and 3. e. Clark.
Second ward-Miss Florence Foster
Mesdames G. A.. Ralston, w. J.. Glad
dish, E. G. Cooper, Guy Reid, w. l.
Dunning, Margaret Pool, Frank Mills
and Miss Elizabeth Merrick.
Third ward-Mesdames ]. X. Dy
sart, Homer Harris, J. F. Weber, A
e. Park, D. A. Emery. r. L. Stentz
George McElroy, ]. w. Calhoun, e. v
Hnnno orA " II povnfhnv0A
Fourth ward-Mesdames Frank
Thrall, Frank Van de Ven, L. A. An
drew, A. L. Pedrick, Roy Johnston
Will Majors, c. r. Tower, ]. Patter
son, Chris Haw, Peter Newerf, c. D
Jacobs, A. w. Enoch, D. B. Merrill and
w. H. Heating.
Fifth ward-Mesdames A. L. Love
Boyd Hand, Charles sigmund, E. R
Kirkland, Frank Gibbons, A. Bongers
Barney Toms, George Wall, Roy Nc
Cdne, g. e. Cliff, Lawrence Swenson
Harvey Brouhard and Miss Rosl
Sixth ward-Dr Margaret Mills
Mesdames c. T. McCarroll, Phoebe
Biddison, Frank johnson, ]. B. McCar
roll and j. T. Bohe.
Seventh ward-Mesdames J. H. Rob
inson, L. A. Gordon, John Wormhoudt
L. G. Holmes. c. D. Evans, H. P. Durr
c. c. Conner, Cyrus Church, Franz
Clark, r. N. Moore and Miss Alvs
Polling.
Special committees-Mesdames J
F. Powell, chairman. Frank Hoffman
M. w. Christie, Frank Cresswell ant
DR.. Ollie Myers.
Chairman country districts-Mrs
w. B. Bonnifeld.
County chairman-Dr. Margare
B. Mills.