Local Club Hosts Cleveland Scientist as Dinner Speaker
The Elyria Business and Professional Women's Club will host a Public Relations dinner at First Congregational Church at 6 30 pm. David Henry Dietz of Cleveland, longtime Cleveland Press editor and Scripps Howard science editor since 1921, will speak on science and exploration, backed by his roles with Western Reserve University and various scientific societies. The event showcases 55 diverse members and aims to entertain and educate through civic engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Business and Professional Women’s Club
David Henry Dietz
Cleveland
Cleveland Press
Scripps Howard
Western Reserve University
Western Heserve
American Astromonical Society
A. A. A. S. Franklin Institute
Astromonical Society
Pacit Uhio Academy of Science
Sectietr Astrosemique de France
Dietz
President Opens National Business Women’s Week
The President opened the ninth annual observance of National Business Women’s Week March 13–21, in a White House letter to Louise Franktin Bache. He praised women’s growing political engagement and urged plans to advance democracy and humanitarian progress through women’s influence in government and social reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin D. Throosvelu
National Federation of Business and Professional Womens Clubs
Busness Women’s
White House
Louise Franktin Bache
Federation
First Broadcast From White House On Women’s Democracy
The first Business Women's Week radio broadcast from the White House will air Wednesday March 1 at 8 35 p m Eastern Bandard Time with Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt and Miss Charlie Ormond Williams discussing Women s Responsibility for Elective Democracy The program will be heard ten minutes over CBS from the White House microphone The event features Florence Hahn and Miss Williams on NBC later in the day with Lets Talk It Over The speakers include Marjorie Schuler a noted journalist and author and Minnie L Mattett Health Committee chair at the National Federation of Business and Professional Women s Clubs The broadcast aims to advance women s civic involvement and democratic participation in national life.
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White House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Ormond Williams
National Federation , of Business and Professional
M Roosevelt
New York League of Business and Professsional
Miss Williams
Coast To Broadcasting Company
Maren Gu
Florence P. Hahn
California
National Broadcasting Company
National Federation of Men's Clubs Sees Growth and Milestones
The National Federation of Men's Clubs marks seventeen years since 1919, highlighting key milestones from 1923 to 1935. Achievements include creating the Lena Lake Forrest Fellowship, publishing studies on women in business, joining war cause efforts, contributing to the International Federation, and expanding membership beyond 60,000 as of 1935 with plans to recruit during National 15 to 21 to promote Effective Democracy.
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National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Hbecame
Lena Lake Forrest
University of Michigan
Bureau of Business Research
Margaret Emiliott
Grace E. Manson
National Federation
International Federation of Business and Professional Women
United States
Richmond, Va
Bress
Independent Woman
Colorado Springs
Anne H. Morrison
The
Institute of Public Affairs
University of Virginia
Business and Professional
Marian Parkshurst
Mayor Proclaims National Business Women’s Week in Elyria
The proclamation designates March 16 to March 22 as National Business Women’s Week in Elyria Ohio. It urges all business and professional women and citizens to support the Professional Women’s Club of Elyria affiliated with the National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs. Mayor D A Baird signs the proclamation.
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Elyria
Professional Women’s Club of
Clit
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's
Chibs
Felrris
Ohio
Alli Business
D. A. Baird, Nayor
Who's Who Among State Presidents in Across the States
An OCR list catalogs women in state leadership roles and professions across the U S, naming Ethel Ram ace in Alabama, Gerttruda Manship in Arizona, Margaret Bishop in Arkansas, Carolyn Webber in California, Mary Elizabeth Hort in Colorado, Minnie Elizabeth Condell in Connecticut, Lorana Hance in Delaware, Mae Murray in the District of Columbia, Lu Brown Gregz in Florida, Viola Ross Napier in Georgia, Miriam Jact in Hawaii, Lucy M. Higeis in Idaho, Helen McMackin in Illinois, Blanche Maytag in Iowa, Jessalyn Odell in Kansas, H Jackson Williams in Kentucky, Mabel Fontane Wood in Louisiana, Ruth E Emert in Maryland, Stella E Beatis in Massachusetts, Mabel H Benschotten in Michigan, Elsie Olivia Johnson in Minnesota, Sell W Hunt in Mississippi, Dorsis Hollén-jbeck Farler in Missouri, Margaret F Clifford in Montana, Florence Hope Sheean in Nebraska, Ida Mar Swartz in Nevada, Helen Meehan in New Hampshire, Jessie Lyman Winkworth in New Jersey, Billy Tober in New Mexico, Grace LeGendre in New York, Ida Mas Reynolds in North Carolina, Madora Knox in North Dakota, Anne D Marting in Ohio, among others, noting their positions and locales. The list spans colleges, legal offices, commerce posts, and public service across multiple states.
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Alabama
Ethel E. Ramace
G. W. Barnett Hardware Company
Abwk
Pearl Keller Burford
Juneau
Arizona
Gerttruda Grace Manship
Kingman
Arkansas
Margaret Bishop
Pine Bluff
Colorado School
Ines
Golden
Connecticut
Minnie Elizabeth Condell
State Audities Department
Hartford
Delaware
Lorana C. Hance
Wilmington Electric Light Co
District of Columbia
M Mae
Murray
Federal Trade Commission
Florida
Lu Brown Grezg
West Palm Beach
Georgia
Viola Ross Napier
Hawaii
M Miriam
Home Service Department
Hawaiian Electric Company
Honolulu
Idaho
Lucy M. Higeis
First Federal Savings and Loan Association
Boise
Illinois
Helen McMackin
C. L. McMackin & Son Company
Salem
Indiana
Fo Kel
Central High School
Fort Warns
Iowa
Blanche Maytag
Newton
Kansas
Jessalyn Odell
St. Francis
Kentucky
H. Jackson Williams
Duffer Motor Co
Hopkinsville
Touriana
Mabel Fontane Wood
New Orleans
Maine
Ruth E. Emert
Portland
Maryland
Stella E. Beatis
State Teachers College
Towson
Massachusetts
Margaret Matheson Poole
Falls River
Michigan
Mabel H. Benschotten
Flint
Social Service Bureau
Minnesota
Elsie Olivia] Johnson
Field-Schlick , Inc
St. Paul
Mississippi
Sell W. Hunt
Wiliams & Kuni
Missouri
Dorsis Hollén-jbeck Farler
West Plains Journal
Texas County Printing Company
Montana
Margaret F. Clifford
Troy
Kalispell
Nebraska
Florence Hope Sheean
Chardon
Nevada
Ida Mar Swartz
United States
Elko
New Hampshire
Helen Therese Meehan
Adinistrance
Manchester
New Jersey
Jessie Lyman Winkworth
Haddon Heights
New Mexico
Billy Tober
State Bureau of Public Health
Santa Fe
New York
Grace Agnes LeGendre
Rochester
North Carolina
Ida Mas Reynolds
National Business Women's Week urges qualified candidates
National Business Women's Week calls 60 000 members to elect qualified candidates as a move to strengthen local government. Miss Charle Ormond Williams president notes the program targets First Voters and urges young adults to study state election laws and understand office roles to promote efficient democracy. The aim is to involve youth in civic duties and reinforce the nation’s political, social, and economic welfare.
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Maren
Pew
Charle
Ormond Wiliams
National Federation Busness and
Miss Willams
Youth Week plans outlined by national federation leader
Aides for Youth Week include Miss Chari Ormond Williams of Washington DC as president of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs and a member of the National Boys' and Girls' Week Committee. The committee plans Youth Week observances in April across the United States with numerous state and local participants listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chari Ormond Williams
Washington, D. C
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs, Inc
United State
Davey Proclaims National Business Women's Week in Ohio
Governor Martin L. Davey proclaims March 16 to 22 as National Business Women's Week in Ohio. The statement honors women's contributions to business and public life and salutes their achievements statewide.
Progress in Local Government Reform Hinted by Leaders
City leaders and professional figures in several towns discuss possible ranges of reforms. The article notes widespread interest and hopes that constructive proposals from the prominent citizens will lead to progressive government action.
Federation Essay Contest Spurs Local Governance Critique
The National Federation of Business and Professional Women Clubs sponsors a citywide essay contest during National Business Women's Week. Entries discuss how municipal government could improve and explore citizen responsibility. The winning piece will be read on local radio and judged by business and professional women leaders.
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Cleveland Scientist
Washington
Miss Bache
Marjorie Shuier
National Federation of Bust and
Professional Women’s Clubs
Federaton
Bookman Magazine
Woman Pays Club
National Women's Press Club
Women’s Club
Minnie L. Mat- Tett
Dallas
Texas
Barlor and
Parkland Hospitals
Barlor Medical College
State Medical Association
American
B. and
P. W. Club
Huth A. Gates
Eligsbeus M. Rich
Vivian Hackett
Alice McCracken
Mis
Laura Harrix
Curetary
Edith A. Terreth
Columbia
Wereho
Department of Agriculture
Commerce and Industries
South Dakota
Harriett E. Folds
Sioux Falls
S. Cole
Tennessee
Rosalie Curier
Franklin
Vanderbilt Univers Texas
Blanche McComb
McComb-Overall & Pape, Realtors
Hie
San Antonio
Uiah
Irs
Maud Neely Leaver
Deseret Book Company
Salt Lake City
Vermont
Merle Enid Judd
Orleans Trust Company
Newport
Virginia
Elizabeth Margaret Ramey
Alexandria
Public
Schools
Brangetine Starr
King County
West Virginia
Isabelle Claridge
Valley Camp Coal Company
Wheeling
Estelle J. S
Racine County
Racine
Wyoming
Edith Longwith
Gebo
Davey
Business
Ayord Durins
Speet
Martin L. Dares
Columbus
Martix L. Davey
Atlche
Ers
Emma
Buine
Broud
Court Street
Business and Professional Women's Club
Hein Invinis
Hehies
Celtic
Chamber of Commerce
Central Labor Organization
Busi- Women
Ness and
Praci
Mari Manazer
Izgens
Franklin Ba
Rytex Stationery
RYTEX
the Central Book Store
INDY
Wildercraft Candy
D. L. Wilder
Central Book Store
Waffle
Johnston Gift and Knit
Second Street
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