The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-08-13
PLAN FOR RELIEF
The Kansas Organization Is
About Completed, Billy Says.
Clothes Campaign VIII Be Held
Week Sept. 1924.

With the appointment of officers
for a number of additional counties
since the last official report, the state
wide organization for the Near East
Relief campaign is nearly completed,
it was announced today from the Of
fices of w. A. Biby, state and acting
regional director.
County committees which have not
yet selected their permanent chair
men should do so at once and report
Under the new organization plans the
county chairmen are ex-officio mem
bers of the state advisory committee
and it is desired to have these ap-
pointments made as quickly as pos
sible.
The date for clothing campaign has
been set for the week of September
IS to IA, inclusive, and all county
chairmen will be fully advised of the
details and furnished with supplies
for use in this campaign within the
next two weeks.
Within a short time, Biby says, that
he will be able to announce the names
of the state officers who will direct
the Near East Relief campaign for
the coming year.
More County Committees.
Since the last official report. Mrs
Ida NJ. Walker, director of the
woman's division, and Mrs. H. o. Gar
yey, special field representative, have
prepared the following county re-
ports, showing committees and the
work that is being done in each:
Cloud county-Seeretary Miss Jane Col
Inns, Concordia. Other members or the
Mrs. Martin vanDeMark and Mrs. Ross
Weaver. The committee Will meet at an
early date and elect chairman nan ana mo- otfer fer
Linn county-Mrs. Laura Cook, secretary
of the Linn county committee, reports the
esGt1n esSI%en of A the W. ToqTiRE Rns6 e. IacSgne
Pleasanton; Mrs. D. A. y. Chase, Pleasan-
Brombach, Centerville; Ray Wood. Pres,
cott; D. Laird, Mound City. Mrs Samuel
McGrew, Centerville; Rev. Rev. Green Btne I{s
HYATT, Blue Mound. Linn county is car
ing for twenty-one Armenian orphans.
Jewell county-Chairman, J b. Dressler,
Mankato; vice chairmen, Mrs. d. A. Porter
treasurer Rev. Halbert Mankato, Jewell
county is caring for twenty-five orphans.
Osborne county-Acting chairman and
treasure Mrs. W. J. Lee, Osborne; secre-
tary. Mrs. H. S. Woodland. Osborne; vice
chairman, Miss Allis Babcock. Osborne.
Osborne county is caring for twenty
Ottawa eounty-Chairman Rev. J. NJ.
Mahaffy. Minneapolis vice chairman, DR..
winifred veers. Minneapolis; secretary,
Rev J. w Snapp, Minneapolis; treasurer,
Miss Flora SewaIl, Minneapolis. Other
members of the committee are Mrs. Clara
Baggerley, Rev II. 7. Fuller, Mrs A. F.
Dickinson, Mrs. Ida Collister. Miss Henri
eta Elliott, all of Minneapolis. Ottawa
county will care, for eighteen orphans
Brown county-Mrs Ward salisbury.
acting chairman advises that Judge Nm;
/. Stuart and f. NJ. Pearl have been elected
vice chairmen of the county committee
| Brown county will care for thirty orphans
Phillips county-Chairman, Chester D.
Vance Phillipsburg: vice chairmen, Mrs.
F. w Boyd and Mrs. c. NJ. Aldrich, Phil
i 1ipsburg; secretary treasurer, Rev. l.. A:
! Kerr, PhilIipsburg: chairman for the old
clothes campaign, Mrs. D. Z. Duvall. Phil
| lips county is caring for twenty-three Ar
menian orphans
Smith county-viee chairman, Mrs. A. c.
Coolidge, Smith Center; chairman for old
clothes campaign: Mrs Grace Kingsbury.
Smith Center Smith county will care
| for twentytthree orphans.
Clay county-Mrs. Frances Jennings,
chairman county committee reports the fol-
! lowing names of officers the county
! committee; Vice chairman, Mrs. c. u. Os-
/ terhoute, Clay Center; secretary, Mrs. q.
NJ. Stratton, Clay Center; TREASURER. Mrs.
caring for twenty-one orphans.
| Washington county-Chairman, Mrs.
Anna E. Jackson. Washington. Other
members OF the committee, who viii meet
| at an early date to elect officers are
Mrs Blanch Hylan. Mrs. II. o. Janieke
Endicott, Rev. Duncan, Miss Anna Auchen-
/ bach. L. u. Leroy and Il. c. Young, all Of
Washington. Washington county will care
for twenty seven orphans
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