Louise M. Lawson
American temperance activist; president, Wisconsin W.C.T.U.
About Louise M. Lawson
Lived 1855 – 1951 (aged 95–96). Louise M. Lawson was an American temperance worker and executive.
Louise M. Lawson ( Andrews; 1855–1951) was an American temperance activist who served as President of the Wisconsin State Woman's Christian Temperance Union (WCTU).
Biography Louise Mahala Andrews was born at Baraboo, Wisconsin, May 10, 1855.
In 1902, she was appointed State lecturer for the organization, and served in that capacity at least until 1928. At various times, she was State Superintendent of Legislation, of Christian Citizenship, and of Parliamentary Usage. She was a delegate to the international conventions at Boston, Brookline, Glasgow, and Philadelphia. Interment was in Baraboo, Wisconsin.
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American temperance activist; president, Wisconsin W.C.T.U. (1855-1951)
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Louise M. Lawson was born in 1855.
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Louise M. Lawson died in 1951.
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Louise M. Lawson was a temperance worker and executive.
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Louise M. Lawson was American.
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