Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-07-08
FEDERATION SEEKS TO RAISE
$4,000 FOR MEMORIAL FOR
SOLDIERS LOT.
Nvoutp ERECT HANDSOME
SHAFT IN RIVERSIDE
WemsS. Committee in City Organizes
Count, For Campaign For Money
Durina Week Of July "a 10 's-Iown'
ship chairmsn Are Named to Have
Charge Of Solicitation.


the Federation of Womens CLUBS u
the city for q county campaign
during the week of July IA TO 1s TO
raise $4,000 by public subscription tor
q monument to be erected to the mem
ory of the county soldiers who gave
stbeir lives in the world war Inc
monument will be erected on plo'
| IN Riverside cemetery that was given
kby the cemetery association lot tna'
! purpose A campaign by solicitation
; is to be conducted and for TINS pur-
nose a chairman has been named TOT
} each township and the city to WorN
under the direction of general COM
mittee of the federation.
! The CITY Is to be organized and d.
; yidsd into districts so that house 10
house canvass can be mace. 1t Is '"I
/, plan TO make a similar canvass IN all
+, the county townships and towns
Appeal Of Federation.
The following appeal TO the county
setting out the purpose of the cam
! paiSn. has been made by the federa-
tion's committee:
The Federation Of Women's CLUBS OF
Marshalltown wishes to announce thal
the committee for the memorial mon
! 1,ment to be placed in Riverside to the
memory of the boys from this county
who lost their lives in the world wall
has completed its plans and WISHES 10
place them before the public.
] The sacrifices of our heroes can
never be paid for, but they can be Tor
I ever commemorated in enduring gran
5 ite and bronze. 1t is our purpose that
this monument shall not only serve as
a symbol of this generations appre-
| citation but that 1t shall keep alive for
} future generations the memory OF the
J lives given to save for all time the
freedom which Is Americas blrthrlsh''
4 The week beginning Monday, July
IA. and ending Saturday, July 19 has
/ been chosen as memorial monument
week during which time 1T Will be
syour privilege to pay tribute to the
sboys who died that We might live by
making your contribution toward TINS
memorial monument.
! Contributions can be left at the Mar
! shalltown State Bank where COM
DlSI0 TSCOIu WIZ NC E>SHS -
tons can be given to the chairman oil
the district in which you live.
List of Charrmen.
The list of district chairmen follows:
Bangor Mrs. Stephen Jessup
Union.
Enen-Mrs. Katherine Smith Rhodes
4 Green Castle-Mrs. G. F. Stansberry
Gilman.
u Jefferson-Mrs. C. c. Paul, Laurel.
Iowa-Mrs. Martin Graham, Albion
= LeGrand-Mrs. S. r. Piper, LeGrand
. Iiberty-Mrs. J. r. Howard, Glenn
ons.
Iinn-Mrs. o. B. Waters, rid, City
I! Ii,comb-Mrs. Elmer Boyd, Lis
comb.
! Logan-Mrs. Al sanderman, Mel
bourne.
| Marietta-Mrs. Will Moninger. r. f
d.. City.
Marion-Mrs. J. A. Morrison, Greer
Mountain.
.Minerva-Mrs. Stacy Nichols, Glenn
ons.
state Center-Miss Amy Gilbert
State Center
Taylor-Mrs. H. A Cole, r. (. d., City
Timber Creek-Mrs. Lee Kellogg
T. f. d., City.
vienna-Mrs. Bert jackson, Greer
Mountain.
/ washington--Mrs J. C. koontz, La
mobile.
Marshalltown-Miss Grace Kimber
f1ey.
The general committee for the fed
! Grafton is composed of Mrs. D. r. Jack
son. chairman, Mrs. II. J. Howe, Mrs
l.. C. Abbott and Mrs George W. Oar
I ling and Roland Oppice, the latter re
| presenting the soldiers.
The advisory committee is Mrs. Fl
~. Howe, George A. Turner, c. H
I Kemler and Judge B. F. Cummings
The general chairman wishes to NEE
= the township and ward chairmen an
. assistants at the Y. NJ. c: A. at
/ O'Clock Saturday, July u.