Publicity work discussed for Montana club women
Women club leaders in Montana debated publicity aims and best practices at a federation meeting. Speakers urged cooperation between press committees and newspapers to showcase club activities, with emphasis on accurate reporting, timely local stories, and wider dissemination through state papers and the Associated Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Club Women OF
Montana
Women of
Federation
Apeckers
Houston
Montana Federation of Women's Clubs
State Press
Associated Press
Warren B. Davis
Anaconda Standard
T. J. McDonough
Billings
R. A. Haste
Federation Bulletin
J. L. Atkinson
Yoplar
Carl Long
Hardin
M. J. Sweeley
Western Federation
M. Hathaway
Davis
Rural women face lack of health and education support
Mrs Edinger urged Divide and Silver Bow county clubs to unite for rural welfare. She cited only three of 27 Divide pupils knowing Christ, and pressed for a county nurse or demonstration agent, rest rooms, rural libraries, and equal educational opportunities to lift rural mothers and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieaae Fidinger
Divide
Butte
Jesus Christ
Silver Bow
Lmits
United States
New York Times
India
Christ
Dillon
Good Government Club
Simita
Women's Clubs
H. M. Kennedy
Montana Women’s clubs map applied education program
State federation delegates led by Mrs. A Christie charted the applied education department’s plan. They outlined divisions in general education illiteracy rural schools library extension home economics and natural resources and promoted a federal department of education through the Towner Sterling bill. Mrs Una B Herrick urged budgeting for girls and flexible chaperon policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Montana
Rynral
Montana Women's Club
A. Christie
Butte
Lucille Staebler
Stacler
Applied Education Department
Congress
Towner-Sterling
Department of Education
Potomac Park
Harding
America
Arts and Grafts Exhibit Best Ever Seen in State
Mrs Minnie R Vennis state chair man of art and Mrs R B Abbottt local chairman invite the public to view an antiques oriental rugs modern craft Indian art and pictures at the Montana hotel parlors from noon to 6 today. The display is described as the most unusual and interesting of its kind in Montana with local committee members including Mrs W C Capron Mrs R Brandhuber Mrs A M Macintyre Mrs G White Mrs Mark A Fulmer and Miss Margare Nuckols assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie R. Vennis
R. B. Abbottt
Arts and Crafts
Montana
W. C. Capron
R. Brandhuber
A. M. Macintyre
G. White
Margare Nuckols
Olive Oil Shampoo Promises Silkier Hair At Home
Hair specialists advise olive oil for dry brittle hair and tout Palmolive Shampoo as a home solution. They claim it cleanses well and leaves hair glossy soft and pliant, with thousands already using it to learn true beauty.
Knotter family visits from Kansas for summer
Rev Knotter and Mrs Knotter welcomed children home for the summer. Miss Geradine Wicknotter recently earned a master's degree at the University of Kansas. Miss Clara Knotter earned a BA at Bark College. Calvin Knotter attends Bark Academy and Theodore Knotter is principal of Axdell College in Kansas. They arrived yesterday after an overland trip and plan two weeks at home.
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Geradine Wicknotter
University of Kansas
Clara Knotter
Bark College
Calvin Knotter
Bark Academy
Theodore Knotter
Axdell College
Kansas
Mres
J. G. Knotter
Bozeman Club Discusses Library Extension and Better Homes
An engaging meeting in Bozeman featured Mrs. R. B. Larabie leading a discussion on library extension work while Mrs. Scott Fries outlined progress in home economics and the better homes movement in Butte. The group heard about a 400 page cook book, budgeting, dietetics, malnutrition, clothing and nutrition with input from A. W. Newman of New York Life and Miss Lee from the state college.
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New York Times
R. B. Larabie
Scott Fries
Better Homes
Butte
Iries
Duval Hardware Company
A. GC. M. Light Department
Copper City
Western Pieciric Company
New York Life Insurance Company
Miss Lee
The
State College
Josephs Society Elects Two Delegates to National Convention
Frank Batlin and John Draag were elected delegates to the national convention at a St. Josephs society meeting last night. M. J. Sestrich and M. M. Mogus were chosen as alternates. The convention will be held in Cleveland August 20.
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Frank Batlin
John Draag
St. Joseph's Society
M. J. Sestrich
M. M. Mogus
Cleveland
Lightning Strikes Home Destroys Chimney in Stagg Residence
A bolt during yesterday morning’s storm destroyed the chimney at the J. P. Stagg house located at Sixth and Hickory streets. No other damage occurred to the dwelling. The storm was fierce but not as severe as the day before, though it caused some damage overall.
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Far East
Europe
Asia
United States
J. P. Stagg
Sixth
Hickory
Elks Notice on Tonight's Meeting and Elections
The regular Elks meeting is scheduled for tonight at 9 o clock. Delegates to the state convention will be elected and other important business discussed. J M Hudson Fixedial Ruler. F H Clinton Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Hudson
F. H. Clinton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Press and Publicity Department
Federation of Women’s Clubs
E. L. Houston
Bozeman
Montant
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Winter
Minneapolis
8. M. Souders
State Federation
Club Press
Rotary Club
Kiwanis Club
Smith
Brown
Jones
Woman's Club
Chris
Saviors
Iphigina
Tutankhamen
A. S. Christie
Una B. Herrick
Araconda
Fries
the State College
Dean
State College of Montana
Una B
Herrick
REV
Cation Congress
7. Josephs Society
Wome
Elks
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