Winona Evans Reeves

Background

Reeves, Winona Evans was born on August 14, 1871 in Big Mound, Iowa, United States. Daughter of James McFarland (Doctor of Medicine and Helen Isabel (Lusk) Evans.

Education

Preparatory education Whittier Academy, Salem, Iowa. Bachelor of Science, Iowa Wesleyan College, 1891, Master of Science, 1896, Doctor of Humane Letters, 1942.

Career

Society and club editor, Keokuk (Iowa) Daily Gate City, 1912-1920. Editor Blue Book of Iowa Women and Blue Book of Nebraska Women, 1914-1916. Editor Philanthropic Educational Organization (Philanthropic Educational Organization (P.E.O.)) Record since 1918.

Foreign correspondent Board Fgr.

Missions Presbyterian Church since 1923. Delaware to Women's International Week, Budapest, 1938, Paris, 1939.

Vice president from United States of America since 1938.

Achievements

• Winona Evans Reeves has been listed as a notable correspondent, editor, writer by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member National Federation of Press Women (vice president 1939-1941), American Association University Women, Philanthropic Educational Organization (Philanthropic Educational Organization (P.E.O.)) Sisterhood (national president 1909-1911), Illinois Woman’s Press Association (Vice-President 1940-1941), Cordon, Daughters of American Revolution

Connections

Married Harry J. Reeves, December 23, 1897 (died October 17, 1945). Children: Helen Lusk (Mistress Robert Sabert Casey), Mistress Agnes Reeves-Colville.

Father:

James McFarland Reeves

Spouse:

Harry J. Reeves

child:

Mistress Agnes Reeves-Colville Reeves

child:

Helen Lusk Reeves (Mistress Robert Sabert Casey)