Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-06-13
IL, pes Molnes: Ole Nelson. post W

| ~, Des Moines; Ole Nelson. post ~.
Ames.
Eighth district-E. H Scales, post
1872. Corydon; D. B. Cowles, post Is,
Charlton.
Ninth Districts. G. Funk, post 81.
Panora; J. A. Patterson, post 80.
| Greenfield.
Tenth district-Scott Barber, post
Ill, Scranton; Porter H. Bradley, post
90, Jefferson.
Eleventh district-E. Boyer, post ia,
Spencer;"T. A. Sheppard, post o. Sioux
City.
Alternates.
At large--J C. Boice, post los, wash
ington.
First district-Daniel Graham, post
1853, Wapello; J. r. Smith. post 115,
Columbus Junction.
Second district-William Fishburn,
post 231, Muscatine: Joseph H. Clark,
post l, Anderson flats, Davenport.
Third district-Henry Campbell, post
GS, Waterloo; E. A. Gregory, post S3S,
Union.
Fourth DISTRICT F. Troutner post
1872, Nashua, postoffice Charles City;
Joseph Watt, post 49, Nashua, post
office Charles City.
Fifth district-D. w. King. post 235.
Cedar Rapids: II. B. Kelly, post H.
Grnndv Center
Sixth district. P. Toombs post 10o
Bloomfield: j. Watland, post 1919, New
Sharon.
Seventh dstrict--John Anderson, post
55 Winterset; Samuel OXenreider, post
800, Tacoma.
Eighth district. S. Noble. post 24S
New Market; T. F. Willis, post II, Clar-
india.
Ninth district. ]. C. Weldon, post
103, Mondamin; w. T. Mckee, post
500, Massena.
Tenth district-W.H Davidson, post
115. Manson; Levi Goodell, post 193
Humboldt.
Eleventh dstrict-Frank Bidwell
post 21s, Sutherland; Calvin Hook
post %, Sioux City.
Mrs. HuIIis Heads w. r. C..
Election of department officers oc-
cupied the attention of the organiza-
tons converting in DeS Moines this
week with the Grand Army of the Re-
public.
Mrs. Dawn B. Tullis of Crocker post
of Des Moines was elected department
president of the ,Women's Relief Corps
in the afternoon session held at Gen.
trail Christian church Wednesday. Her
election was unanimous Other officers
elected follow:
Senior vice president-Mrs. Minnie
Miller, of Maquoketa.
Junior vice president-Mrs. Matilda
Smith. of Bedford.
Waterloo.
Chaplain-Mrs. Elouise Byers, %
Brooklyn.
The election OF members OF me de-
partment executive board was not
completed Wednesday and will be
completed this morning. The instal,a-
ton of the new officers will take place
today, also.
The newly elected president of the
Daughters of Veterans, elected We'd
nesday morning, was Mrs. Louise Burr
Amos, of Davenport. Other officers
elected follow:
Senior vice president-Mrs. Jessie
Farber Of Wapello.
Junior vice president-Mrs. Nettie
Spencer, of Des Moines.
Treasurer-Mrs. Sue Duffin McGin-
ley, of Davenport.
Chaplain-Mrs. Henrietta Salmon. Of
Columbus Junction.
State inspector-Mrs. Agnes Lee
Hermansen, Of Des Moines.
Patriotic instructor-Mrs. Maude
F1aetiff. of Ottumwa.
Members of the department council
Mrs. Lola Elliott. of Des Moines.
Mrs. Ella Landers. of Des Moines, Mrs.
Winona Tinsley, of Ames.
Mrs. Lola Elliott, Of Des Moines was
elected delegate at large to represent
the Iowa department Of the w. R G.
at the Portland convention to be held
in August The alternate will be Mrs.
Nellie Wilson, Of Charlton. The other
state delegates eelcted yesterday are
Mrs. Lauretta Cowles, Of Charlton,
and Mrs. Mary Reid, Of Des Moines.