Wingra Park Ladies Aid Founded in 1892
Wingra Park in Madison claims the oldest women’s club in the area the Wingra Park Ladies Aid Society founded in 1892 with about 38 members meets twice monthly. The club conducts social service funds supports causes including a farm school at Dousman Wisconsin and a Red Cross war effort. Details list members and officers led by President Mrs Russell and Vice President Mrs Malentine with Miss Wakeman as treasurer.
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Wingra Park
Madison
Ladies’ Aid Society
West End
Dousman
Wisconsin
West Side
Red Cross
W. Milward
Gath
Thompson
C. S. Westover
Phillips
Donkile
Quirk
Hanson
Milward
Bitterman
Maléntine
Harmeister
Russell
H. C. Adams
Ward
Mossman
Helmes
Garner
Smith
McVic
Wingra Park Furniture Store Opens in New Imperial Building
The Imperial Furniture Company opened at 1917 Monroe Street in Wingra Park with music and a pre Christmas stock. Managed by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hinze and partners, the three story showroom includes rugs pianos lamps and up to date furniture. Demonstrators will present products for several days. Also noted: UW Library school field work by 35 students in 44 Wisconsin city libraries and 31 Wisconsin high school newspapers rated in a CIPA contest at UW.
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Imperial Furniture Company
Monroe Street
Wingra Park
Joseph Hinze
Joseph
A. J. Skelton
M. A. Long
Madison
University of Wisconsin Library School
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
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