The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-03-01
o.r.onneI Of First and Second Pre-
eincts 10 Made Known by
chaIrmen In These
Two Warda.
VISIT HOUSES TOMORROW
ev.rx Household VIII Be Expected
to Take at Least
One Thrift
Stamp.

4 Tho house to house canvass on
&.nr,ft stamps which is being planned
Etnr under direction of the Civic
<league and which will be carried on
TOMORROW. will bring to every house
n Keokuk the opportunity to buy
n least one thrift stamp, and to help
EIrncle Sam win the war. 1t Is planned
n mt at least one stamp into every
ome In the city, and the women
Tho make the canvass will visit every
house in KeokuK.
AT the request of the ward chair
men for the first and second wards,
heir lieutenants and center chair
men are published here. the person
nell being:
III First ward.
"a Ward chairman, Florence M. Tai
7 ott: ward lieutenants, Mrs. Robert
zLapsley, Mrs. s. F. Jones, MRS.
.ouise Phillips, Mrs. G. E. Welssen'
erger.
centers-Mrs. B. f. Smith. 4O3
Morgan; Mrs. Charles Abel, 51S
Z Forth Fifth; Mrs. e. Ross Baker,
D4 Orleans; Mrs. T. r. Board,
lark place; Mrs. E. B. Hinson, 523
(igh street; Miss Myrtle Megchelsen,
R0 Fulton street; Mrs. G. c. john
bn, SIT North Sixth; Mrs. c. A
{ Feber, 528 Orleans avenue; Mrs. G.
Tanning, 61S Franklin; Mrs. B. F.
bnes. SIG Orleans avenue: Miss Jen-
e Hill, u North Fourth; Mrs. S. II.
vers, 1923 Blondeau; Mrs. Phillips;
Hiss Belle Pearce, 312 Morgan; Mrs.
eonard Matless, 302 Fulton; Mrs.
T. Wilcox. 519 North Fourth; Miss
Ida G. Howell, 329 Franklin; Mrs.
N. D. Chenoweth, 126 North
burth; Mrs. o. G. Mandt, 220 North
burth; Mrs. L. B. Field, 1903 High;
BIS. E. f. Carter, 407 High; Mrs. Z.
Leake, 112 Blondeau; Miss Eliza
Sth Steele, 113 Blondeau; Mrs.
anbro, 2O5 North Second; Miss
hrtha Baldwin, 123 High street;
Fs Harry J. Reeves. JOG North
Icond street; Mrs. w. S.. Phillips,
S High; Miss Anne Davis, 2l5
gh; Mrs. John E. Craig, 20S Full
b; Mrs. Thomas Reddie, 212 North
fth; Mrs. VIM Montgomery, 522
ncert; Mrs. J. B. How'd, 217 North
Eenth street; Mrs. o. C. Bott. $40
rgan: Mrs. Florence Hartel, 609
bryan: Mrs. N. H. Pyle. 615 Frank
Miss Katherine Kenney, 6l2
Z ncert; Miss Emma Blom, GIL
4 Ind avenue.
Second Ward.
N Hiss May Tumelty, chairman, 523
( change street.
Yard committee-Mrs. G. W. Hart
612 Exchange street, territory
m river to Ninth street and Bank
Main; Miss Frances Mccarthy.
Bank street, territory from Fifth
Ninth and Bank to Palean; Mrs.
rard DeYong, 724 Palean street
itory from Fifth to Ninth and
Ban to Ridge; Mrs. Cecil Nc
ghlin, 629 South Third, territory
p river to Fifth and Exchange to
enters-First division: Mrs. Jas.
leron. 100 South Seventh street;
]. NJ. Allen, s19 Exchange; Miss
pine Haubert. 302 Exchange
Jos. Vanderheydan, 203 South
b street; Mrs. w. D. Engelhardt,
Exchange street; Mrs. J. F. Lutz,
South Sixth street; Mrs. T. H.
Re, 627 Exchange street; Miss Isa-
McHenry, 1928 Main street
cond division: Mrs. w. o. Phil
719 Bank street; Miss Sallie
erson, 313 South Sixth; Mrs. Geo.
iwers, 720 Bank; Miss Margaret
rs, 800 Bank; Miss Moreno Far
421 South Sixth; Mrs. c. P.
hour. 42S South Seventh; Mrs.
Moore. $40 Des Moines; Mrs.
Bryan. TIP Des Moines; Mrs.
cis Ganley, SOB Bank
ird division: Mrs. M. E. Hol-
worth. 511 South Ninth; Mrs.
Roberts, sos Palean; Mrs. A.
Ewers, 610 South Sixth; Mrs.
McNasser, 1876 Paleen; Mrs.
rd Cahill, $50 Carroll
lrth division: Mrs. Henry Miller,
BANK street, Mrs. VIM. Murphy,
south Third; Miss Kate Davern,
pes Moines; Mrs. John Korsch-
Sl2 Carroll; Mrs w. G. Bow
723 South, Second; Mrs. H. e.
lvey, 626 South Second; Mrs.
Mullen. 101 South Second;
Mary Lange, 209 Bank.
en- center has the privilege Of
13l ng her own assistant.
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