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Cary Club minutes, 1899-1918

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Marion Iowa                      April 14" 1913
Cary Club met with Mrs. Elson Monday
afternoon, meeting called to order by the
President. Roll call responded to with
miscellaneous quotations. Twelve members
and one guest present.
Minutes of previous meeting read and
approved. An account of the illness of
Mrs. Mentzer. Mrs Bishop was assigned
her work Yosemite National Park which
was enjoyed by those present.

 Current events were then discussed

after which club adjourned to meet in
two weeks with Mrs. Shumack
Mrs. Blinks      Mrs E. W McKean

 President              Secretary

 The Cary Club with four guests

met with Mrs. Shumack Monday
April twenty-eighth. The president
called the club to order at two
thirty. Roll call was responded to
with quotations on spring.
Rummage pale was announced for
the first week in May. It was
decided to bind a years sub-
scription of same magazine for
the library. Mrs. Aldermans work
Through Glacier National Park
was then given which was full
of interest. The current events
were prominant feature of the
afternoon and were enjoyed by
all present. After club adjourned
Mrs. Shumack served a delicious
dinner it being her birthday
which was fully appreciated

 The president Mrs. Blinks in her

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223 Marion Iowa April 14" 1913 Cary Club met with Mrs. Elson Monday afternoon, meeting called to order by the President. Roll call responded to with miscellaneous quotations. Twelve members and one guest present. Minutes of previous meeting read and approved. An account of the illness of Mrs. Mentzer. Mrs Bishop was assigned her work Yosemite National Park which was enjoyed by those present. Current events were then discussed after which club adjourned to meet in two weeks with Mrs. Shumack Mrs. Blinks Mrs E. W McKean President Secretary The Cary Club with four guests met with Mrs. Shumack Monday April twenty-eighth. The president called the club to order at two thirty. Roll call was responded to with quotations on spring. Rummage pale was announced for the first week in May. It was decided to bind a years sub- scription of same magazine for the library. Mrs. Aldermans work Through Glacier National Park was then given which was full of interest. The current events were prominant feature of the afternoon and were enjoyed by all present. After club adjourned Mrs. Shumack served a delicious dinner it being her birthday which was fully appreciated The president Mrs. Blinks in her