KELLY, Charlotte Ragatz - Revision history

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	Together Charlotte and her husband owned and operated [[KELLY'S ECONOMY MAIL SERVICE]] for thirty-five years. She also served as the Supervisor of the National Youth Administration Program, faculty and staff member of Clarke College from 1946 to 1951 and Mercy Hospital School of Nursing (1946-1951), and was a consulting dietitian at Bethany Home 1977-1991.		Together Charlotte and her husband owned and operated [[KELLY'S ECONOMY MAIL SERVICE]] for thirty-five years. She also served as the Supervisor of the National Youth Administration Program, faculty and staff member of Clarke College from 1946 to 1951 and Mercy Hospital School of Nursing (1946-1951), and was a consulting dietitian at Bethany Home 1977-1991.

	Charlotte served six years as a commission member of the Judicial Nominating Commission for District 1A, was a member of the Dubuque City Housing Commission for sixteen years with three terms as chairperson, served on the Dubuque City Housing Code Board of Appeals. She was the liaison between Community and National Guard during Desert Storm and served eight years on the R.S.V.P. Board of Directors, fourteen years on the Board of Directors of Scenic Valley Agency on Aging, and was on the Board of Directors of [[BETHANY HOME]]. Charlotte had been secretary of the Dubuque City Rehabilitation Commission and the [[DUBUQUE COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY]], chairperson of the Dubuque County Crippled Children Association, and held membership on the Clarke College Development Board.		Charlotte served six years as a commission member of the Judicial Nominating Commission for District 1A, was a member of the Dubuque City Housing Commission for sixteen years with three terms as chairperson, and served on the Dubuque City Housing Code Board of Appeals. She was the liaison between Community and National Guard during Desert Storm and served eight years on the R.S.V.P. Board of Directors, fourteen years on the Board of Directors of Scenic Valley Agency on Aging, and was on the Board of Directors of [[BETHANY HOME]]. Charlotte had been the secretary of the Dubuque City Rehabilitation Commission and the [[DUBUQUE COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY]], chairperson of the Dubuque County Crippled Children Association, and held membership on the Clarke College Development Board.

	Kelly served the interests of the Republican Party in Dubuque County for over twenty-eight years as a precinct committee chairperson. She held leadership roles in the campaigns of Governor Robert D. Ray, Joan Lipsky, and [[ELLSWORTH, Theodore Richards\|Theodore Richards ELLSWORTH]]. She was secretary and first vice-president of the ~~League of Women Voters~~.		Kelly served the interests of the Republican Party in Dubuque County for over twenty-eight years as a precinct committee chairperson. She held leadership roles in the campaigns of Governor Robert D. Ray, Joan Lipsky, and [[ELLSWORTH, Theodore Richards\|Theodore Richards ELLSWORTH]]. She was secretary and first vice-president of the [[LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS]].

	In October 1970, Kelly was chosen 'Woman of the Year" by the Dubuque Business and Professional Women's Club. She was one of three queens chosen for the Bi-Centennial Dubuque Celebration. Charlotte received the Governor’s Award for Volunteerism in 1992, ~~the~~ Outstanding Service Award from the City of Dubuque in 1978, ~~received the~~ Community Support Award from the Iowa National Guard in 1999, and was awarded the Commander’s Award for Public Service with Medal and Ribbon by the Department of the Amy in 1999. She served in various capacities for many political campaigns for over 40 years. Charlotte was a member of Julien Chapter #125 Order of the Eastern Star, American Legion Auxiliary Unit #6, and Bethany Home VSO.		In October 1970, Kelly was chosen 'Woman of the Year" by the Dubuque Business and Professional Women's Club. She was also one of three queens chosen for the Bi-Centennial Dubuque Celebration. Charlotte received the Governor’s Award for Volunteerism in 1992, Outstanding Service Award from the City of Dubuque in 1978, Community Support Award from the Iowa National Guard in 1999, and was awarded the Commander’s Award for Public Service with Medal and Ribbon by the Department of the Amy in 1999. She served in various capacities for many political campaigns for over 40 years. Charlotte was a member of Julien Chapter #125 Order of the Eastern Star, American Legion Auxiliary Unit #6, and Bethany Home VSO.

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	[[Image:charlotte.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|]]KELLY, Charlotte Ragatz. (Dubuque, IA, Sept. 9, 1921--Dubuque, IA, July 10, 2011). "Woman of the Year," 1970. Charlotte graduated from [[CLARKE COLLEGE]] at the age of nineteen with a major in nutrition and minors in science and education. She was licensed as a dietitian—state of Iowa. She was married to Major General [[KELLY, Francis J.\|Francis J. KELLY]] (deceased) on August 22, 1942. Their daughter was [[SMELTZER, Barbara K.\|Barbara K. SMELTZER]].		[[Image:charlotte.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|]]KELLY, Charlotte Ragatz. (Dubuque, IA, Sept. 9, 1921--Dubuque, IA, July 10, 2011). "Woman of the Year," 1970. Charlotte graduated from [[CLARKE COLLEGE]] at the age of nineteen with a major in nutrition and minors in science and education. She was licensed as a dietitian—state of Iowa. She was married to Major General [[KELLY, Francis J.\|Francis J. KELLY]] (deceased) on August 22, 1942. Their daughter was [[SMELTZER, Barbara K.\|Barbara K. SMELTZER]].

	Together Charlotte and her husband owned and operated ~~Economy Mail Service~~ for thirty-five years. She also served as the Supervisor of the National Youth Administration Program, faculty and staff member of Clarke College from 1946 to 1951 and Mercy Hospital School of Nursing (1946-1951), and was a consulting dietitian at Bethany Home 1977-1991.		Together Charlotte and her husband owned and operated [[KELLY'S ECONOMY MAIL SERVICE]] for thirty-five years. She also served as the Supervisor of the National Youth Administration Program, faculty and staff member of Clarke College from 1946 to 1951 and Mercy Hospital School of Nursing (1946-1951), and was a consulting dietitian at Bethany Home 1977-1991.

	Charlotte served six years as a commission member of the Judicial Nominating Commission for District 1A, was a member of the Dubuque City Housing Commission for sixteen years with three terms as chairperson, served on the Dubuque City Housing Code Board of Appeals. She was the liaison between Community and National Guard during Desert Storm and served eight years on the R.S.V.P. Board of Directors, fourteen years on the Board of Directors of Scenic Valley Agency on Aging, and was on the Board of Directors of [[BETHANY HOME]]. Charlotte had been secretary of the Dubuque City Rehabilitation Commission and the [[DUBUQUE COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY]], chairperson of the Dubuque County Crippled Children Association, and held membership on the Clarke College Development Board.		Charlotte served six years as a commission member of the Judicial Nominating Commission for District 1A, was a member of the Dubuque City Housing Commission for sixteen years with three terms as chairperson, served on the Dubuque City Housing Code Board of Appeals. She was the liaison between Community and National Guard during Desert Storm and served eight years on the R.S.V.P. Board of Directors, fourteen years on the Board of Directors of Scenic Valley Agency on Aging, and was on the Board of Directors of [[BETHANY HOME]]. Charlotte had been secretary of the Dubuque City Rehabilitation Commission and the [[DUBUQUE COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY]], chairperson of the Dubuque County Crippled Children Association, and held membership on the Clarke College Development Board.

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	[[Image:charlotte.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|]]KELLY, Charlotte Ragatz. (Dubuque, IA, Sept. 9, 1921- ). "Woman of the Year," 1970. Charlotte graduated from [[CLARKE COLLEGE]] at the age of nineteen with a major in nutrition and minors in science and education. She was licensed as a dietitian—state of Iowa. She was married to Major General [[KELLY, Francis J.\|Francis J. KELLY]] (deceased) on August 22, 1942. Their daughter was [[SMELTZER, Barbara K.\|Barbara K. SMELTZER]].		[[Image:charlotte.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|]]KELLY, Charlotte Ragatz. (Dubuque, IA, Sept. 9, 1921--Dubuque, IA, July 10, 2011). "Woman of the Year," 1970. Charlotte graduated from [[CLARKE COLLEGE]] at the age of nineteen with a major in nutrition and minors in science and education. She was licensed as a dietitian—state of Iowa. She was married to Major General [[KELLY, Francis J.\|Francis J. KELLY]] (deceased) on August 22, 1942. Their daughter was [[SMELTZER, Barbara K.\|Barbara K. SMELTZER]].

	Together Charlotte and her husband owned and operated Economy Mail Service for thirty-five years. She also served as the Supervisor of the National Youth Administration Program, faculty and staff member of Clarke College from 1946 to 1951 and Mercy Hospital School of Nursing (1946-1951), and was a consulting dietitian at Bethany Home 1977-1991.		Together Charlotte and her husband owned and operated Economy Mail Service for thirty-five years. She also served as the Supervisor of the National Youth Administration Program, faculty and staff member of Clarke College from 1946 to 1951 and Mercy Hospital School of Nursing (1946-1951), and was a consulting dietitian at Bethany Home 1977-1991.

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	[[Image:charlotte.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|]]KELLY, Charlotte Ragatz. (Dubuque, IA, Sept. 9, 1921- ). "Woman of the Year," 1970. Charlotte graduated from [[CLARKE COLLEGE]] at the age of nineteen with a major in nutrition and minors in science and education. She was licensed as a dietitian—state of Iowa. She was married to Major General [[KELLY, Francis j.\|Francis J. KELLY]] (deceased) on August 22, 1942. Their daughter was [[SMELTZER, Barbara K.\|Barbara K. SMELTZER]].		[[Image:charlotte.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|]]KELLY, Charlotte Ragatz. (Dubuque, IA, Sept. 9, 1921- ). "Woman of the Year," 1970. Charlotte graduated from [[CLARKE COLLEGE]] at the age of nineteen with a major in nutrition and minors in science and education. She was licensed as a dietitian—state of Iowa. She was married to Major General [[KELLY, Francis J.\|Francis J. KELLY]] (deceased) on August 22, 1942. Their daughter was [[SMELTZER, Barbara K.\|Barbara K. SMELTZER]].

	Together Charlotte and her husband owned and operated Economy Mail Service for thirty-five years. She also served as the Supervisor of the National Youth Administration Program, faculty and staff member of Clarke College from 1946 to 1951 and Mercy Hospital School of Nursing (1946-1951), and was a consulting dietitian at Bethany Home 1977-1991.		Together Charlotte and her husband owned and operated Economy Mail Service for thirty-five years. She also served as the Supervisor of the National Youth Administration Program, faculty and staff member of Clarke College from 1946 to 1951 and Mercy Hospital School of Nursing (1946-1951), and was a consulting dietitian at Bethany Home 1977-1991.

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	[[Image:charlotte.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|]]KELLY, Charlotte Ragatz. (Dubuque, IA, Sept. 9, 1921- ). "Woman of the Year," 1970. ~~Kelly served~~ the ~~interests~~ of ~~the Republican Party~~ in ~~Dubuque County for over twenty-eight years~~ as a ~~precinct committee chairperson~~. She ~~held leadership roles in the campaigns of Governor Robert D~~. ~~Ray~~, ~~Joan Lipsky, and~~ [[~~ELLSWORTH~~, ~~Theodore Richards~~\|~~Theodore Richards ELLSWORTH~~]].		[[Image:charlotte.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|]]KELLY, Charlotte Ragatz. (Dubuque, IA, Sept. 9, 1921- ). "Woman of the Year," 1970. Charlotte graduated from [[CLARKE COLLEGE]] at the age of nineteen with a major in nutrition and minors in science and education. She was licensed as a dietitian—state of Iowa. She was married to Major General [[KELLY, Francis j.\|Francis J. KELLY]] (deceased) on August 22, 1942. Their daughter was [[SMELTZER, Barbara K.\|Barbara K. SMELTZER]].

	A faculty member ~~in the Nutrition Department~~ of ~~[[CLARKE COLLEGE]]~~ from 1946 to 1951~~, Kelly also served the~~ Mercy School of Nursing ~~in the field of normal nutrition~~ and ~~diet therapy~~.		Together Charlotte and her husband owned and operated Economy Mail Service for thirty-five years. She also served as the Supervisor of the National Youth Administration Program, faculty and staff member of Clarke College from 1946 to 1951 and Mercy Hospital School of Nursing (1946-1951), and was a consulting dietitian at Bethany Home 1977-1991.

	~~Kelly~~ was ~~chairperson~~ of the Dubuque ~~County Crippled Children Association and~~ the Dubuque Housing Code Board of Appeals; served eight years on the ~~board of~~ R.S.V.P.~~; and held membership~~ on the ~~Clarke College Development~~ Board~~. She was secretary and first vice-president~~ of ~~the League~~ of ~~Women Voters. Kelly's civic commitment included sixteen years~~ on ~~the Dubuque City Housing Commission including three terms as its chairperson~~, ~~six years~~ on the ~~Judicial Nominating Commission from District IA~~ of ~~Iowa, and service as~~ secretary of the Dubuque City Rehabilitation Commission and the [[DUBUQUE COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY]].		Charlotte served six years as a commission member of the Judicial Nominating Commission for District 1A, was a member of the Dubuque City Housing Commission for sixteen years with three terms as chairperson, served on the Dubuque City Housing Code Board of Appeals. She was the liaison between Community and National Guard during Desert Storm and served eight years on the R.S.V.P. Board of Directors, fourteen years on the Board of Directors of Scenic Valley Agency on Aging, and was on the Board of Directors of [[BETHANY HOME]]. Charlotte had been secretary of the Dubuque City Rehabilitation Commission and the [[DUBUQUE COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY]], chairperson of the Dubuque County Crippled Children Association, and held membership on the Clarke College Development Board.

	~~In October 1970,~~ Kelly ~~was chosen 'Woman~~ of the ~~Year" by~~ the ~~Dubuque Business~~ and ~~Professional Women's Club~~. She was ~~one~~ of ~~three queens chosen for~~ the ~~Bi-Centennial Dubuque Celebration~~.		Kelly served the interests of the Republican Party in Dubuque County for over twenty-eight years as a precinct committee chairperson. She held leadership roles in the campaigns of Governor Robert D. Ray, Joan Lipsky, and [[ELLSWORTH, Theodore Richards\|Theodore Richards ELLSWORTH]]. She was secretary and first vice-president of the League of Women Voters.

	~~Charlotte~~ Kelly was ~~married to General [[KELLY~~, ~~Francis J~~.~~\|Francis J~~. ~~KELLY]]. Their daughter~~ was ~~[[SMELTZER~~, ~~Barbara K.\|Barbara K. SMELTZER]]~~.		In October 1970, Kelly was chosen 'Woman of the Year" by the Dubuque Business and Professional Women's Club. She was one of three queens chosen for the Bi-Centennial Dubuque Celebration. Charlotte received the Governor’s Award for Volunteerism in 1992, the Outstanding Service Award from the City of Dubuque in 1978, received the Community Support Award from the Iowa National Guard in 1999, and was awarded the Commander’s Award for Public Service with Medal and Ribbon by the Department of the Amy in 1999. She served in various capacities for many political campaigns for over 40 years. Charlotte was a member of Julien Chapter #125 Order of the Eastern Star, American Legion Auxiliary Unit #6, and Bethany Home VSO.

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			Obituary, ''Telegraph Herald'', July 12, 2011

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	[[Image:charlotte.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|~~Headstone in Linwood Cemetery~~]]KELLY, Charlotte Ragatz. (Dubuque, IA, Sept. 9, 1921- ). "Woman of the Year," 1970. Kelly served the interests of the Republican Party in Dubuque County for over twenty-eight years as a precinct committee chairperson. She held leadership roles in the campaigns of Governor Robert D. Ray, Joan Lipsky, and [[ELLSWORTH, Theodore Richards\|Theodore Richards ELLSWORTH]].		[[Image:charlotte.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|]]KELLY, Charlotte Ragatz. (Dubuque, IA, Sept. 9, 1921- ). "Woman of the Year," 1970. Kelly served the interests of the Republican Party in Dubuque County for over twenty-eight years as a precinct committee chairperson. She held leadership roles in the campaigns of Governor Robert D. Ray, Joan Lipsky, and [[ELLSWORTH, Theodore Richards\|Theodore Richards ELLSWORTH]].

	A faculty member in the Nutrition Department of [[CLARKE COLLEGE]] from 1946 to 1951, Kelly also served the Mercy School of Nursing in the field of normal nutrition and diet therapy.		A faculty member in the Nutrition Department of [[CLARKE COLLEGE]] from 1946 to 1951, Kelly also served the Mercy School of Nursing in the field of normal nutrition and diet therapy.

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	KELLY, Charlotte Ragatz. (Dubuque, IA, Sept. 9, 1921- ). "Woman of the Year," 1970. Kelly served the interests of the Republican Party in Dubuque County for over twenty-eight years as a precinct committee chairperson. She held leadership roles in the campaigns of Governor Robert D. Ray, Joan Lipsky, and [[ELLSWORTH, Theodore Richards\|Theodore Richards ELLSWORTH]].		[[Image:charlotte.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|Headstone in Linwood Cemetery]]KELLY, Charlotte Ragatz. (Dubuque, IA, Sept. 9, 1921- ). "Woman of the Year," 1970. Kelly served the interests of the Republican Party in Dubuque County for over twenty-eight years as a precinct committee chairperson. She held leadership roles in the campaigns of Governor Robert D. Ray, Joan Lipsky, and [[ELLSWORTH, Theodore Richards\|Theodore Richards ELLSWORTH]].

	A faculty member in the Nutrition Department of [[CLARKE COLLEGE]] from 1946 to 1951, Kelly also served the Mercy School of Nursing in the field of normal nutrition and diet therapy.		A faculty member in the Nutrition Department of [[CLARKE COLLEGE]] from 1946 to 1951, Kelly also served the Mercy School of Nursing in the field of normal nutrition and diet therapy.

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	In October 1970, Kelly was chosen 'Woman of the Year" by the Dubuque Business and Professional Women's Club. She was one of three queens chosen for the Bi-Centennial Dubuque Celebration.		In October 1970, Kelly was chosen 'Woman of the Year" by the Dubuque Business and Professional Women's Club. She was one of three queens chosen for the Bi-Centennial Dubuque Celebration.

	Charlotte Kelly was married to [[KELLY, Francis J.\|Francis J. KELLY]]. Their daughter was [[SMELTZER, Barbara K.\|Barbara K. SMELTZER]].		Charlotte Kelly was married to General [[KELLY, Francis J.\|Francis J. KELLY]]. Their daughter was [[SMELTZER, Barbara K.\|Barbara K. SMELTZER]].

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	In October 1970, Kelly was chosen 'Woman of the Year" by the Dubuque Business and Professional Women's Club. She was one of three queens chosen for the Bi-Centennial Dubuque Celebration.		In October 1970, Kelly was chosen 'Woman of the Year" by the Dubuque Business and Professional Women's Club. She was one of three queens chosen for the Bi-Centennial Dubuque Celebration.

	Charlotte Kelly was married to [[KELLY, Francis J.\|Francis J. KELLY]]. Their daughter was [[SMELTZER, Barbara\|Barbara SMELTZER]].		Charlotte Kelly was married to [[KELLY, Francis J.\|Francis J. KELLY]]. Their daughter was [[SMELTZER, Barbara K.\|Barbara K. SMELTZER]].

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	A faculty member in the Nutrition Department of [[CLARKE COLLEGE]] from 1946 to 1951, Kelly also served the Mercy School of Nursing in the field of normal nutrition and diet therapy.		A faculty member in the Nutrition Department of [[CLARKE COLLEGE]] from 1946 to 1951, Kelly also served the Mercy School of Nursing in the field of normal nutrition and diet therapy.

	Kelly was chairperson of the Dubuque County Crippled Children Association and the Dubuque Housing Code Board of Appeals, served eight years on the board of R.S.V.P., and held membership on the Clarke College Development Board. She was secretary and first vice-president of the League of Women Voters~~, served~~ sixteen years on the Dubuque City Housing ~~commission~~ including three terms as its chairperson, ~~served~~ six years on the Judicial Nominating Commission from District IA of Iowa, and ~~was~~ secretary of the Dubuque City Rehabilitation Commission and the [[DUBUQUE COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY]].		Kelly was chairperson of the Dubuque County Crippled Children Association and the Dubuque Housing Code Board of Appeals; served eight years on the board of R.S.V.P.; and held membership on the Clarke College Development Board. She was secretary and first vice-president of the League of Women Voters. Kelly's civic commitment included sixteen years on the Dubuque City Housing Commission including three terms as its chairperson, six years on the Judicial Nominating Commission from District IA of Iowa, and service as secretary of the Dubuque City Rehabilitation Commission and the [[DUBUQUE COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY]].

	In October 1970, Kelly was chosen 'Woman of the Year" by the Dubuque Business and Professional Women's Club. She was one of three queens chosen for the Bi-Centennial Dubuque Celebration.		In October 1970, Kelly was chosen 'Woman of the Year" by the Dubuque Business and Professional Women's Club. She was one of three queens chosen for the Bi-Centennial Dubuque Celebration.

	Charlotte Kelly was married to [[KELLY, Francis J.\|Francis J. KELLY]]		Charlotte Kelly was married to [[KELLY, Francis J.\|Francis J. KELLY]]. Their daughter was [[SMELTZER, Barbara\|Barbara SMELTZER]].

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