The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-10-25
WARD COMMITTEES
| FOR HE'D CROSS
Announcement Of Those Who VIII
Serve In Third Roll Call 10
Made from Headquar-
ters Today.
SCOUTS ARE HELPING
Boys Distribute Posters All Over City
and Merchants are Asked to
Give Them Window
Space.
SCOUTS ARE HELPING

| The city OrganlzaCOn Ior the lniiu
Red Cross roll call, November 2 to
II, has been completed. and announce
ment was made today from head
quarters of the committees which Will
work in each ward. The announce
ment already has been made OF the
ward chairmen. The city organ1za-
ton will be the following:
! First Ward.
| Mrs. 0. G.. Mandt, chairman; Mrs.
A. j. Wooley, Miss Helen Reddy, Mrs.
G. e. Weisenberger, Mrs. G. A. Weber.
Second Ward.
! Miss Frances Mccarthy, chairman;
Miss Celestine Agnew, Miss Katharine
Brown, Miss Mary Florence McNa-
mara, Miss Leonore Dickey. Miss
Helen Fegers, Miss Rosemary Fini-
gan, Miss Evelyn Finigan, Mrs. G.
H. Brown, Mrs. ]. F. Bellar. Mrs. Ufa
Buss, Mrs Jas. Cameron Sr., Mrs.
William Donnovin, Miss Genevieve
Ewers, Mrs. Thomas Joyce, Mrs. Will
liam Murphy, Mrs. Hugh Mckenzie.
Mrs Sarah Rand, Mrs. John Rovane.
Mrs. F. Schaeffer. Mrs. ]. F. Lutz.
Mrs. ]. B. Walsh.
Third Ward.
Mrs. Arnot Weese, chairman, Mrs.
L. A. Hamill, Mrs. ]. A. Little, Mrs.
c. NJ Vogler, Mrs. A. c. Bode. Mrs.
Vernon Mckay.
Fourth Ward.
Mrs s. e. Hancock, chairman; Miss
Flossie Teller, Mrs. Malcolm Larson,
TIL NJ 1ioY
RAIDER Mrs. Charles Lannin, Mrs. An
thony RAIDER, Mrs. Bawden, Mrs. JEFF
fers, Mrs. Harry Meyers, Mrs. Eta
Kern, Mrs. William Musser, Mrs.
George Bunner, Mrs. ]. F. Wharton.
Mrs. William Butler, Mrs. Arther Holl-
man, Mrs. Henry Nelson, Mrs. Ralph
Mackie, Mrs. Frank Deitz.
Fifth Ward.
Miss Marguerite Belts, chairman;
Mrs. w. w. Perdew, Mrs. F. L. Grit
fey, Mrs. Lester Salzer, Mrs. Smith
Hamill, Mrs. Jas. Burrows, Mrs. X.
Reiner, Miss Eula Ackley, Miss Helen
ludwig, Miss Katherine Hassett, Mrs.
Katherine Hatton.
Sixth Ward.
Mrs. Joseph O'Brien, chairman, Mrs.
Robert S. Walker, Mrs. Grant Scott,
Mrs Ernest Robinson, Mrs. L. II.
lHentzel, Mrs. Fred Roost.
Seventh Ward.
Mrs O. G. Swanson, chairman; Mrs.
lJ. F. Appleton, Mrs. E. H. Barber,
Mrs. D. w. Highly, Mrs. A. NJ. Severn,
Mrs. H w. Kelley, Mrs. Ferguson, Mrs.
WA w
f. Buck, Mrs. Earl Gibson, Mrs. VIM.
II. Clements, Mrs. Frank McClintock,
Mrs. Silas Brant, Mrs. ]. M. Skinner,
Mrs. E. Whaley, Mrs. H. Stripe, Miss
Florence Seemann, Miss Marie Sitter,
Miss Clara Oldham.
4 The Posters Are Up.
Posters for the third annual roll call
were distributed through Main street,
| West Keokuk and outlying district
stores today. The distribution was at
fected through the boy scouts. Scouts
/ from all three troops reported to
Headquarters this morning, were given
supplies of posters and sent out to
ask the merchants to put them in their
windows.
The posters for the roll call drive
are ABOUT as pretty as any that ia y
been used There is one by Chrfsty
/ that is pronounced by every one as
! WONDERFUL bit of art work. Another
splendid poster is by Haskell Coffin
and represent the true spirit OF the
Red Cross.
Every merchant who receives the
posters is asked to make some space
| for them In his store or in his WIN
dow, preferably the latter place.
The local organization in charge OF
the roll call feels indebted to the
! scouts who are assisting them in THIS
work of distribution of posters. the
scouts have always been good scouts
for this sort of thing. and their res
ponse this morning was appreciated.