Community House leader Miss Bender shapes Cedar Rapids settlement work
Elizabeth Bender directs the Jane Boyd Community House in Cedar Rapids, guiding a center built to serve a diverse eight block area. Since 1921 the house has grown from a tiny start to a hub for recreation, social programs, and interracial activity with 1300 members and 4,000 monthly attendances, supported by volunteers and local clubs.
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Lizabeth Bender
Miss Bender
Jane Boyd
Cedar Rapids
Francis Towner
Community House
Cedar River
Eighth Avenue
Bender
Miss Marvel Foster
Jane Boyd Community House
Marilyn Carr
Dorothy Wright
Kaye John Crean
W. Ruml
Tenth Street
Fourteenth Avenue
Elizabeth Bender
Cooperative Board Adds Five Honorary Members
The cooperative board lists five honorary members who retain an active interest in Jane Boyd Community House in addition to the active board members. The note mentions Dr. Hickok and Mrs. Continued on page 15 Cal 2.
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Jane Boyd Community House
Hickok
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Community Chest
Americanization Council of
Agency
W. Rum
Fifth Avenue
Eighth Street
Colonial Bakery
Oak Hill
Tyler
Miss Boyd
W. RK. Boyd
C. T. Hickok
Coe
Church of School
University of Iowa
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Daughters of Pioneers
The
Elks Club
Tyler School
Allen Anderson
A. Kozel
Merrill J. Finly
Bessie Paulsen
Clara Bender
Third Avenue SE
Social Education and Action Committee
PEO
Quota Club
Timmy Jones
Laurie van Dyke
Gazette
Grace Murphy
Ninth Street
Kerry Kenecny
Marsha Bannett
Marty McBowen
Erl Harrison
Mike Jones
Remington
ifAor
Owa
As Nye
PEM Sde
Pate Wa
2Nd Street SE
Star Jewelry
J. C, Penney
Sak S. Lr
Sonotone
Guaranty
Lowa