Iowa Women Active in Work To Help Home Communities
Iowa club women organize Americanization efforts and community outreach through schools libraries and local actors. Leaders Mrs O M Oleson and Mrs Fred Hunter promote citizen education public agency knowledge and cooperation with Home Demonstration agents while Miss Ruth Wardell outlines two lines of work including state agencies and thrift education. Public club activity includes Milk Week initiatives in Davenport and Belmond pageants in Rolfe and Oskaloosa endowment gifts and a push for larger membership with civic projects and disaster relief planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. M. Oleson
Ft. Dodge
T. G. Winter
Dean Blvd
Minneapolis
Minn
University
Iowa City
Red Cross
Iowa
Seaton
Federated Clubs of
Fred Hunter
Ruth Wardall
Home Economies Department
State of Iowa
State College and State University
Perkins Law
Davenport Woman's Club
Club
Visiting Nurses Association
State Department of Agriculture
Woman’s Club
Woman's Club
Training Little Citizens Third Series of Kindergarten
The National Kindergarten Association at 8 W 40th Street New York issues the third article series for child education. It introduces Neue columns and guidance for early childhood programs and civic formation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Kindergarten Association
W. 40Th Street
New York City
Sachs Oe Neues
New York
Rose Oppenheim
The Fireman's Little Girl Hero Saves Child
A brave fireman Father Bryant rescues a trapped girl from a burning home and carries her to safety. Witnesses cheer as the child is saved, and the grateful father of the rescued girl thanks him, saying he has a daughter at home. The story ends with a call to share the tale to reach every parent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
E. M Hopwood
London
L. Buchman
North First St
Brooklyn
Katie Kranowitz
Nancy Bryant
Mother
Nancy
Father
Mothe
Henll
Father Bryant
Ladies Host Afternoon Bridge and Mission Toy Drive
Mrs. Alex Lytle hosts the Afternoon Bridge club at East Main Street on Thursday afternoon December 4 at two thirty. Mrs. Frank R Sage and staff entertained Baptist Bible School juniors, packing gifts for poor city children and hearing from Miss Besse Jones about a Kansas City Bethel mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Lytle
East Main Street
The
Baptist Bible Chool
Frank R. Sage
Walter Hays
Roscoe Lemley
Besse Jones
John Dodd
George Duke
City Mission
Nathana Clyde
Bethel Mission
Kansas City
M. KR. Regan
John Howard
India
Godfrey Juzeler
Nellie Juzeler
Altho
Women's Clubs Respond with Gifts for Armenian Orphans
Washington county women's organizations readied relief gifts for Armenian and Syrian orphans through Near East Relief. About $600 pledged from a $1294.74 county total, with numerous clubs contributing varying sums to shelter food and clothing needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Committee For
Arthur Oates
Armenia
Syria
Rev. Oates
Oakfield
Wisconsin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Woman's Club of
Rolfe
Gilmore City
Plover
Havelock
J. W. Cory
Spencer
State Federation
Red Cross Int
Oskaloosa Woman's Club
Penn College
Civics
Community Club of
Belmond
International Congress of Working Women
Charles O'Neil
Louis Seidner
Adelaide Wheeler
Nieteenth Century Club
W. M. Keeley
Sadie Rohrer
No. Nine
Brunswick
McElhiney Purniture Company
Rene Warner
Robert Wilmot Bart
Ascot
Morocco
Rose Hebert
Dental School
Laval University
Province of
Quebec
Bethel
First United Presbyterian Women
Nineteenth Century Club
Chapter 1
P. BE. O
Prairie Flower Baptist Sunday School
Presbyterian Church
P. EB
United Prayer Circle
Methodist Church
la Foch Societie
Marbourg
Walter Johnson
Presbyterian
Methodist Episcopal
Washington
South
Miss Minnie Hamlet
Fayetteville
N. C
United States
Hannah Jane Patterson
Pittsburgh
Baker
iKiin Klothing Kompany
Woodtington
Washington National
Hoyt-Perry Tire Co
Northeast Corner Square