Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-02-14
COMMITTEE HON.
ORS ]. 0. ANDERSON
Republican County Central
Committee Holds Ses-
sion for Him.

Members of the Republican County
Central committee met in this city
Friday evening for social evening TO-
gether in honor of Committeeman J. O.
Anderson, of Scott township. who is
now serving his ninth consecutive term
as member of the committee, but
who moves from the county this spring
and will then be lost to membership
on the committee. Mr.. Anderson moves
from his Scott township farm to Story
City.
The poor condition of the roads made
it impossible for some Of the commit
teemen to be present. but those who at
tended We're able to make Mr.. Ander-
son aware of the fact that he is going
10 be missed on the committee. and that
the members appreciate the loyal serv-
ice he has given the Republican party
in his exceptionally long period OF
service. A letter was read from NJ. l..
Henderson, Ellsworth township commit
teeman, who was unable to be present,
paying high tribute to Mr.. Anderson.
The committeeman enjoyed a dinner at
the Grand cafe and then adjourned to
the Office Of ]. D. Porter for two hour
social and business session.
Resolutions were adopted as follows
templates removing from Hamilton
county in the near future: and
Whereas, Mr.. Anderson will then be
lost to membership on the Republican
central committee of Hamilton county,
on which he has served as the commit
teeman from Scott for eighteen conse-
c:ltiye years; therefore, be it resolved
by the Republican central committee of
Hamilton county, in special session con-
vcned:
That it is with very real and very
personal regret that the members OF
this committee contemplate the pros
pect of losing Mr.. Anderson from its
membership. His record OF having
served nine consecutive terms on this
committee is Il remarkable one, and is
in itself abundant proof of the con.
fidence and trust fcposcd in him by the
Republicans of his home township, as
well as evidence OF the .splendidly capa'
BILE, loyal, and efficient service he has
given as committeeman in furtherine
and working for the best interests OF
the Republican party. ~. -.
1t is the unanimous testimony of the
members of this committee that John
o. Anderson has always, throughout his
long career of party service, given free
ly of his time and effort in all labors
for the success In Hamilton county OF
the Republican party. His value to the
party has never been hampered by
considerations on his part of persona
interest Of personal animOsities; but
always he has been ready and willing
to cooperate with the entire member
ship of the committee in promoting
party success.
In John 0. .AndersOns removal from
Hamilton county the Republican party
Iot the county loses valuable party
worker; the Republican central com
m;ttee of the county loses one of its
most loyal and efficient members. BY
the adoption of these resolutions the
membership of this committee desires
to give public expression to their deer
appreciation of Mr.. Anderson, as .
loyal Republican, as committeeman
and as true man.
Adopted by the Republican ccntra
committee of Hamilton county. al
Webster City, Iowa, Feb. II, 1921.
Roy Ross. who was gaSsed while il