Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1918-04-05

The army OF workers that will col
duct the big county wide campaig
for the third Liberty Loan has bee
drafted by the county committee.
is a large force Of men and wOme
too that has been organized int
groups or smaller committees. The
will cover every nook and Granny {
the county and throughout the city G
Ottumwa including the schools, IA
tories, churches, lodges and bushes
districts.
! The chairmen of these various con
mittees met at the luncheon today /
the Commercial club to receive thei
final instructions and discuss plan
for carrying on the campaign mos
effectively in their districts. The CON
mittees In charge of the campaign an
those who are assigned the variou
districts, the first named In eac'
| County chairman-M. B. Hutchisor
Vice chairman-G. F. Spry.
Central county campaign commit
tee-C. s. Harper, J. X. Mahon, J. F
Powell, w. T. Harper, l.. A. Andrew
j. H. Morrell, F. w. Simmons.
! CITY SOLICITING COMMITTEES
| Committee No. &c. B. Baker, {
Y. Smith, Nose Jones, John Kitto
John Niman, Charles Schafer, Harr!
Miller; territory, Mclean street, boil
sides, north to Fourth street, south t
Main street, west to limits (excep
factories).
Committee No. 2-Carl T. Haw, J
H. Shepherd, Frank Sharp, w. HI Fer
guson, Ernest Daggett, =. c. Coombs
H. G. Young; territory, from Mclean
to Washington street twest side)
Main street north to and including
both sides Of Fifth street Except fac
/ tories).
Committee No. 80. D. Tisdale
Leo Bremhorst, M. w. Christie, F. II
Hall, e. E. England; territory, Wash
ington street east side to and includ
ing west side Court street. Main stree,
both sides and north to north side Of
Fifth street.
Committee No. 4.-Frank Shane, P
/ J. Donelan, Louis Lyons, ]. G. Parks
Chris Lowenberg, e. w. Phillips, A. J
Goss; territory, east side Court stree'
/ to river, south side Second street
west side Market street to river ane
Main street both sides. :,
Committee No. 5-Charles Hail
berg, ]. X. Mahon, e. " Hoppe, w. Il
Daggett, ]. B. Mirgon; territory, east
side Court street commencing at Sec
ond street, north to Fifth street, both
sides Fifth street, west side OF Mar
lket to Second street, including north
side Second street.
Committee No. &C. 1. Granam, y
B. Sax, c. L. Garner, E. H. Emery
Frank Mc1ntire, William Kelly; terri
tory. east side Market street from
river to include south side SECOND
street, south side Second to Green
street, west side Green to river.
Committee No. ". L. Wilson, =
C. LOOMS, G. e. Fahrney, Ralph T.
McElroy, o. j. Graham; territory
east side Market to Fifth street, Firth
to Green street west side. Green to
Second street on north side and to
Market street
Committee No. S--Walter McElroy
| II. b. ,Somers, Charles Redman, Joe
Celania, ]. B. McCarroll, G. A. Hag
berg: territory, East side of Green
street from river to Fifth street, east
to Jefferson street, south to river.
COMMITTEES No. 81. M. Majors, Abe
Barmash, J. X. Dysart, A. G. Cook.
NJ. G. Gilmore; territory, east side Jet
fefson street from river to Fourth
street. east on Fourth to College
Street, south on College to river.
Committee No. lot. J. Inskeep
Rev. James Foley, c. w. Whitmore
]. M. shindley. c. D. Citizens, Der.
nard Allott; territory, College street
east to limits, except factories.
Committee No. lip. c. Ferguson
L. A. Gordon, T. A. Stoessel, G. d. Ev
ans. Forrest Garfield; territory, from
bridge to Sheridan avenue, including
north side, except factories.
Committee No. Nv. H. Mynard
A p. williams, w. J. Neil. Rev. M. E
Reusch, w. w. Epps, ]. H, Hutchinson
Frank Gibbons; territory, from south
side Sheridan avenue to and including
north side Ward street. except fac
tories.
Committee No. 13-w. s. Otis
Spencer Springer, Rev. H. ]. HOGAN
Henry Wormhoudt, Philip Snyder
territory, from south side Of Ward
street to limits.
Committee No. &c. e. Mcdaniel
w. e. Hunt. Dan Morey. L. A. Cor
don, J. w. Neasham, r. A. McMaster
H. A. Brown, Philip Phillips; terri
tory. factories. all factories from Mar
ket street west.
Committee No. 15-W. T. Hall, w
f. Cook, Roy Johnston. H. Moschel
G.. B. Simmons; territory, all factories
from Market street east except ]. H
Morrell & Co.
Committee No. lion schools: H
E. Blackmar, w. B. Rice. H. C.. John
stone. Miss Emma A. Fielder. Miss
Winifred Melick, Miss Ella M. Gay
lord. Miss Katherine Weirsmith, Miss
Julia Mahoney, Miss Helen Lambert
Miss Alice Fielder, Miss Josie Empie
Miss Lima D. Metz, Miss Maude Rey
nolds, Miss Josie Huffman, r. M
Brooks.
Committee No. Railroads: J
P, Cummings. J. c. Finesey, j. M. OK
ley, George B. Chapman. John Sow
der s. L. Houck, A. L. Johnson, A. A
Curtis, D. R. McGrath, e. G. Hale, G
H. Groeltz.
Committee No. 1s-Packing house
John H. Morrell, T. H. Foster, E
Manns, T. p. Spilman.
Committee No. 19-Traveling men
n n Waterman Hugh Doran vice