ST. JOSEPH COUNTY REPUBLICAN WOMEN
To become a member of the St. Joe Republican Women's Club: contact Membership Chair: Linda Silcott lindasilcott@yahoo.com or 574-235-9521 or 574-233-7511
Women may join the club for $23. Make your check payable to: St. Joe Co. Republican Women and mail to: Linda Silcott 1242 E. McKinkley Avenue, South Bend, IN 46617
Men may join the Club as Associate Members for $11.50.
June 18 & 19 Indiana Republican State Convention in Indianapolis
Monday, July 12 Mailing Project Day (Jeanette Moeller, Coordinator) 9:00 am to 9:00 pm @ GOP HQ
Monday, August 2 Mailing Project Day (Jeanette Moeller, Coordinator) 9:00 am to 9:00 pm @ GOP HQ
Saturday, September 18th September Chili Supper @ GOP HQ (4133 S. Main Street, South BEnd, IN 46614)
Monday, October 4 “Help our Candidates” meeting 7:00pm @ GOP HQ
Tuesday, November 2 ELECTION DAY!
Monday, November 8 “Pot Luck Dinner” meeting 6:00 pm @ GOP HQ
Saturday, December Holiday Luncheon
2010-2012 Officers
President: Susan Baxmeyer
1st Vice-Presidet:Kathleen Fox
2nd Vice-President: Christine Murdock
3rd Vice-President: Lindsey Mustard
Secretary: Vi Nace
Treasurer: Lois Freehauf
Directors: Karen Vargo, Beth Courtney, Elena Wood, Terry Provo, Eileen Balmer, Marge Chomyn, Becky Killham, Joan Kincaid, Pat Klopfenstein, Shirley Labis, and Nancy Sriver
History of the St. Joseph County Republican Women
In 1920, the 19th Amendment was ratified by 36 states and added to the Constitution. This amendment gave women in America the right to vote!!!
In 1936, a group of ladies in St. Joseph County gathered together to form one of the first female Republican organizations in the state of Indiana. The woman who was elected to serve as the first president was Ruth Means, mother of our own Judge Means. The women of Indiana formed the Indiana Federation of Republican Women two years later, in 1938. Later on, Indiana was the first state to join the new National Federation of Republican as soon as it was formed.
Objectives
*To unite Republican Women in fellowship and to share current Republican information; *To serve as a center for political activity and education; *To work for the election of Republican candidates; *To promote sound Republican doctrines, in keeping with our American form of government; *To work in unity at all times so that women will be an important factor in the party; *To work for honesty and efficiency in election procedures; *and to support Republican Women candidates.
Women may join the club for $23. Make your check payable to: St. Joe Co. Republican Women and mail to: Linda Silcott 1242 E. McKinkley Avenue, South Bend, IN 46617
Men may join the Club as Associate Members for $11.50.
June 18 & 19 Indiana Republican State Convention in Indianapolis
Monday, July 12 Mailing Project Day (Jeanette Moeller, Coordinator) 9:00 am to 9:00 pm @ GOP HQ
Monday, August 2 Mailing Project Day (Jeanette Moeller, Coordinator) 9:00 am to 9:00 pm @ GOP HQ
Saturday, September 18th September Chili Supper @ GOP HQ (4133 S. Main Street, South BEnd, IN 46614)
Monday, October 4 “Help our Candidates” meeting 7:00pm @ GOP HQ
Tuesday, November 2 ELECTION DAY!
Monday, November 8 “Pot Luck Dinner” meeting 6:00 pm @ GOP HQ
Saturday, December Holiday Luncheon
2010-2012 Officers
President: Susan Baxmeyer
1st Vice-Presidet:Kathleen Fox
2nd Vice-President: Christine Murdock
3rd Vice-President: Lindsey Mustard
Secretary: Vi Nace
Treasurer: Lois Freehauf
Directors: Karen Vargo, Beth Courtney, Elena Wood, Terry Provo, Eileen Balmer, Marge Chomyn, Becky Killham, Joan Kincaid, Pat Klopfenstein, Shirley Labis, and Nancy Sriver
History of the St. Joseph County Republican Women
In 1920, the 19th Amendment was ratified by 36 states and added to the Constitution. This amendment gave women in America the right to vote!!!
In 1936, a group of ladies in St. Joseph County gathered together to form one of the first female Republican organizations in the state of Indiana. The woman who was elected to serve as the first president was Ruth Means, mother of our own Judge Means. The women of Indiana formed the Indiana Federation of Republican Women two years later, in 1938. Later on, Indiana was the first state to join the new National Federation of Republican as soon as it was formed.
Objectives
*To unite Republican Women in fellowship and to share current Republican information; *To serve as a center for political activity and education; *To work for the election of Republican candidates; *To promote sound Republican doctrines, in keeping with our American form of government; *To work in unity at all times so that women will be an important factor in the party; *To work for honesty and efficiency in election procedures; *and to support Republican Women candidates.
