Indiana Women and Arts Rise From Hoosier Roots
A speaker extols Indiana writers, artists, and civic clubs, naming figures like Riley, Hay, and Stratten Porter. He chronicles Indiana’s influence across the nation, from New Harmony reforms to Olympian art scenes, praising clubs, schools, and pioneers who spread Indiana culture worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guages
America
Redpath
Thompson
Riley
Nicholson
Tarkington
George Eggleson
Dunn
Howe
English
Major
McCutcheon
Moody
Nesbit
George
Scott
Counsel For the Defence
Wasson
Delphi
Fred Landis
Dreiser
The
Delineator
Morton Kramer
Frankfort
Sarah T. Bolton
Indiana
Federation of Clubs
Gene Stratton Porter
Geneva
Ind
Rome City
Elizabeth Miller
Lucy Furman
Anna Nicholas
Evelyn Stein
Anna Fellows
Johnston
Miss Merrill
Miss Krout
Richmond
Indianapolis
U. S
Congress
Roble
Woman’s Club of
Greencastle
Annanias Club
Marshall
New York
Chicago
East
William H. Seward
Illinois
Abraham Lincoln
Henry S. Lane
Crawfordsville
Lane
Seward
Lincoln
Ohio
United States
Voorhees
Nelson
Terre Haute
Butler
McDonald
Lane White
Watson
Colfax
Pratt
Griffith
Landis
Hanly
Beveridge
Hamilton Dunbar
Greenfield
Indianapolis Journal
James Whitcomb Riley
John Hay
Salem
John B. Eads
St. Louis
Joaquin Miller
William Vaugh Moody
George B. Williams
Japan
Dr. Wiley
Pure Food
Judge Landis
Federal Court
Charles Henderson
Indiana College
Gause
Carr
Panama
Canal Zone
Adams N. Y
Phillipines
South America
Bard
Peru
Mexico
Paris
Robert Heine
Leslie
Gillilan
Eleanor Atkinson
Rennselaer
Margaret Waganhauson
McClure
Indiana Society of New York
Lew Wallace
Owen County
Richards
House of God
Steele
Brown County
Brookville
William Chase
Stark
Gruelle
Adams
Forsythe
Falkner
Love
Mosler
Bundy
Munich
Association of Western Artists
Middle West
Manual Training and Industrial and Trades
New Harmony
Europe
Clermont
Albion Fellows Bacon
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Washington
National Museum
Dumont
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MacDermond’s
Attica, Indiana
Brussels
C. C
Axminster
Simpson
Alelle
Pro Brussels
McDermond