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League of Women Voters minutes, 1920-1925

Page 192

Than stressing too much the formation I new leagues
Miss Posenffield mover that mimeograph copies be continued (unknown) a better bulletin gotten out the matter being left to the
 discretion of the President. Motion seconded (unknown) carrier
Mrs. Mayer mover that the mailing list be extended
by adding board members of (unknown) League and other
suggested by State Board members. Motion reconsider and carried 
Mrs. Kinectone (?) reported that a telegraph had been received 
from Mrs. Ida B. Wise (?) Smith from Chautauqua  New York 
accepting the chairmanship of the department of Public
Welfare in (unknown) of Sara League of Women voters
Mrs. (unknown) announced that that if it was 1:15 and that
through the courtesy of the Clear Lake League the Board was invited to a luncheon at the Lake Shore Hotel Brand 
(unknown)
At 2:30 the work of the Board was again resumed
Mrs. Million gave a report on the State Fair progress
and (unknown) read a letter from Mrs. Spaulding in which
she stated her belief that it was inadvisable because
of the previous (unknown) to try to put on a program
at the State Fair
Mrs. Mayer (unknown) that Mrs. (unknown) Polk Co.

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Than stressing too much the formation I new leagues Miss Posenffield mover that mimeograph copies be continued (unknown) a better bulletin gotten out the matter being left to the discretion of the President. Motion seconded (unknown) carrier Mrs. Mayer mover that the mailing list be extended by adding board members of (unknown) League and other suggested by State Board members. Motion reconsider and carried Mrs. Kinectone (?) reported that a telegraph had been received from Mrs. Ida B. Wise (?) Smith from Chautauqua New York accepting the chairmanship of the department of Public Welfare in (unknown) of Sara League of Women voters Mrs. (unknown) announced that that if it was 1:15 and that through the courtesy of the Clear Lake League the Board was invited to a luncheon at the Lake Shore Hotel Brand (unknown) At 2:30 the work of the Board was again resumed Mrs. Million gave a report on the State Fair progress and (unknown) read a letter from Mrs. Spaulding in which she stated her belief that it was inadvisable because of the previous (unknown) to try to put on a program at the State Fair Mrs. Mayer (unknown) that Mrs. (unknown) Polk Co.