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WRC AT COUNTY STRENGTH; SONS OF VETERANS NEGATIVE
The Woman's Relief Corps reaches this town at county strength and no stronger. Howard's county sentence — each post has a women's auxiliary, and the Relief Corps posts "have always been actively engaged in assisting" the Grand Army — covers Post No. 197 as one of the county's posts, and that is all the record reached says: no North Liberty corps number, corps name, or charter date was found in any carrier searched. The department frame stands at pointer: the WRC Department of Indiana was organised 17 September 1884, and an Indiana WRC history covering 1884–1933 exists in the state library's record — the corps rolls of that department are this item's named settler, carried in the note. A Sons of Veterans / SUVCW camp seated at North Liberty was tested and not found in the department's camp and post records searched — a searched negative at that strength, with the department's charter records as settler.
Howard (1907), county WRC passage; WRC national convention journal (1897) for the department date; SUVCW Department of Indiana records.