Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1920-05-21
ME-! MEMORIAL WORKERS
WARD CHAIRMEN AND C0-W0RK-
ERs SELECTED FOR CITY
.CA@dPAIGN. - T..

! Active work il connection with the
| campaign for memberships in the Nor
| rison County -:-emorial Association,
which is to begin Monday evening,
May 81, at 6 p. m., will be outlined
at meeting Of the committee chairmen
and co-workers for the city of Little
Fails, to be held at the court house
next Monday, May "a, at O'Clock
sharp. The meeting is called by DR..
E. w. Kaliher, city chairman.
The various ward chairmen and city
chairman held a meeting Tuesday
evening and decided to have workers
assigned to each street in the city so
that the campaign can be handled
quickly and thoroughly. The commit
tee feels that those named compose an
active group and that they will be
willing to put forth their best efforts
in this campaign. At the meeting
Monday night the plan will be ex-
planned thoroughly to all the workers
and Chairman Kaliher is anxious to
have every worker at this meeting.
Ehis campaign for a memorial is
really the winding up Of a patriotic
war work in which Morrison county
has done itself proud. When this pro-
ject has been completed the boys who
served in the world war will feel that
the people Of the county "did not
forget.'
Following are the names Of the
chairmen and the ~co:workers:
Dr.: p. ": KaliheE; City Chairman.
Second WQrd-G C. RQvm0nd
Third Ward-warren Gordon.
Fourth Ward-Harry Hamm.
First Ward, J.: F: McNally. chair
Frss snd stRset we'kefs;
George Ferreii. n. 3. wodworth.
Frank Renick. Mrs. Harry Stilweli.
Mrs. William Batters. Mrs. W: T: Tour
tillott, Mrs: N: D. Woodworth:
Moeglein. George Olson. Alfred Stoll.
Mrs. s. E. Belts. Mrs. II. e. 'Weinner.
Mrs. A. H. Vernon.
Third Street: P;J: Lauermann. Leo.
Mrs. c. r. Rosenmeier. Mrs. Gerald
Fourth Street: Simon Brick. Miss
Evelyn Blake; Frank Levertng' Miss
Marie ttt Rsndall r. t9;;d r Reilly :,+.a
eesa Sixth. detTss; Seventh, Eighth and Ninth
Streets: Floyd Kay. DR.: c. H. Long
ley, Dan Hovey. Miss Jennie Nelson.
Brown. hios f1nsa MR. E. bF:9asn; F. sSax Mrs. l.
Second Ward, 6. c: Raymond, chair
man and the following workers: !.
Lexi. Ley xoA11a;1 AEhSr M1a k Gbae r aas46en
Mrs. Mrs L y. Vasaiy. Mrs. G: Ruth:
Mrs Earl Wetzel. - %t&
second street: D. N; Cameron. J.
p Pr1ataS1 MshSrd Il + BiddiReen Il Rsen'nstF MF; f
Third Street: E. S. Brown. E. J.
Mrs. H. w. venners, Mrs. p. F. Brown.
Fourth Street: NJ. E. Richard, Rev;
Brick, Mrs. n N Bergheim, Mrs. P. E.
Gregory.
Fifth Street: J. c. Patience. Geo.
Gravel. F.: D. Leblanc. =,
chairman, and the following workers:
Second and Third Streets: Mrs. Geo.
Peterson, Mrs. Carl Bolander. Mrs Ed.
Loucks Mrs. Q. w. Carlson N: J.
Peterson, w. o. Beattie, Ed. Loucks'
Fourth Street: DR.. J. H: Flolid.
Fifth and Seventh Streets, S: W.:
JOS. Grzeca, Earl Schultz, JOS Masog.
of Broadway Mike Lepinski, Geo. Nd.
Tenth, Eleventh and Twelfth Streets:
Emil Erickson, Sam Hammerbeck, J.
w. Crossfield.
Fourth Ward, Harry Hamm. chair
man, and the following workers.:
Third. Fourth and Fifth Streets:
w. H. Putnam, John Lambert.
Sixth and Seventh Streets: MAX
Varno, Isabelle Hughes, Nellie Hughes.
Eighth Street: Alma Burkel. Marie
Blake.
Berg's Addition: Herman Wieland,
Walter Wagner.