Woman’s club details civic work and loan fund progress
The document outlines club driven civic projects including promoting school involvement, forming a women's discussion group, and establishing a Student Loan Fund to aid graduates. It notes donations, a five member loan board, and efforts by the Citizenship and Community Service committees, with programs across study, home economics, Michigan history, arts, music, and public welfare. It reports visitors to schools, sewing classes for foreign born sisters, arts exhibits, a Christmas concert, and a statewide contest participation. Public welfare activities include milk for underweight children, a July clinic, Christmas seals, and aid to a destitute family. The text ends with miscellaneous sales and notices for livestock and real estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizenship Department
Woman's Club
rThe Student Loan Board
Civic Club
American Legion Schools
Girl's Community Club
Womans’ Club
Citizenship Committee
Community Service Committee
P Roosevelt Hospital
Department of Applied Education
Study Club
Home Economics
Michigan History
Michigan History Committee
Michigan
Pine
Art Institute of Chicago
State Federation
Lansing
Department of Public Welfare
New York Mystery of the Across the Street Stenographer
A New York Sun and Globe writer laments the unidentified stenographer across the street from an unnamed downtown office. The piece wryly notes how observers fail to recognize those in street clothes, suggests signs for offices, and jokes about auto-suggestion and fashion as a way to ease the mystery.
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New York
New York Sun and Globe
Stenog
Wins Cat Damage Suit In Hartford Court
In Hartford, Judge Calnen ruled for Charles G. Garland of Portland against Frederick O. Grossbeck of Hartford. Garland sued to recover 59.25 for seven cats shipped from Maine that died in transit. No autopsy was performed and testimony said the cats were healthy at departure, with pneumonia blamed for the deaths.
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Calnen
Hartford
Conn
Charles G. Garland
Portland
Frederick O. Grossbeck
Maine
Cityman Refuses to Remove Faded Paper on Wall
A cramped house stands asMr Cityman refuses landlord action over a worn wallpaper. The tenant insists on tolerating the shabby decor while the owner suggests alternatives, promising there are others who would endure the same.
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