The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-07-04
WOMANs' SCHOOL
CLOSES FRIDAY
SUFFRAGE SHORT COURSE HIGH
LY PROFITABLE"
ALL PLEASED WITH OSKALOOSA
Resolutions Adopted and List of Regis.
tered Attendance. Faculty and Stu
dents Depart. Local Com
mittee Complimented.

The Suffrage School closed yester-
day with it's faculty and students all
feeling that the session had been high
ly profitable They repeatedly express
ed their appreciation of the courteous
treatment which they received in Os-
kaloosa and left with a fine impression
of the town. They found the Penn Dor
mitory a delightful home and were
greatly pleased with the spirit shown
by college officials and students. A
considerable number expressed their
desire to direct the steps of young
friends toward Penn College and car
ried literature home with them.
Bad News
While there was evidently disap
pointment at the postponement of the
senate vote on the federal amendment
It was equally evident that everyone in
tended to stay with her job until il
was finished and to work more Vlgor'
ously than ever If possible.
One of the party was encouraged by
the information that the Iowa State
Bar association had wired the senate
protesting against the delay in it's ac
ton upon the amendment.
Mrs. Frank Dodson left for Abba to
work for the organization of Monroe
county.
Miss Lawther and DR.. Effie McCul-
lom Jones left for their homes in the
afternoon.
The management telt that local com
mittees had worked with singular de
votion and good judgment.
Resolutions Adopted.
The members Of the Suffrage School
which has been in session in Oska'
loosa during this week desire to eX'
press their hearty appreciation for
all the service and courtesy which
they have received and which have
done so much to make our school one
of the most useful and enjoyable eX-
periences in the history of our Asso-
citation. We want especially to
thank Penn College and her officers
and Faculty; to the Mahaska County
Suffrage Association; to the CONNER
cial Club; the local press; the Oska-
loosa School Board and to all the
friends who so generously helped
with the programs and all those gra-
cious men and women whose cordially
has been so gratifying to all of us.
Fife McCollum Jones, Webster City.
Mrs. Louis De Almond, Davenport
Mrs. Josephine COnnell, McGregOr.
Enrolment.
The following enrolled at the Suf-
frage School held at Penn College the
last three days:
Miss Anna B. Lawther, Dubuque,
President Iowa Equal Suffrage Asso-
citation.
Mrs. James A. Dewitt, Oskaloosa,
Vice President Iowa Equal Suffrage
Association and Chairman Mahaska
County Equal Suffrage Assn.
DR.. Effie McCollum Jones, Webster
City, Chairman of Organization and
Corresponding Secretary of Iowa
Equal Suffrage Association.
Mrs. Frank Dodson, Des Moines,
Recording Secretary Iowa Equal Suf-
frage Association.
Miss Elizabeth Perkins, Des Moines,
Red Cross.
Mrs. F. E. Whitley, Webster City,
Chairman Womens Committee Iowa
Council of National Defense.
Mrs. John W. Watzek, Davenport,
President Iowa Federation of Wom'
ans Clubs.
Miss Esse V. Halfway, Des Moines,
Secretary Child Welfare in Iowa.
Miss Catherine MacKay, Ames. Dean
of Women and Head of Dept. of
Home Economics, Iowa State College
Miss Anna NJ. Klingenhagen, Iowa
| ity of Iowa.
Mrs. Homer Miller, Des Moines,
Chairman of Suffrage Committee, Iowa
Federation of Women's Clubs.
Mrs. John A. Blanchard, Des
Moines, Special Teacher of Parlia-
mentary Law. .-.
Miss Alma Madden, Oskaloosa, Head
of Department OF Public Speaking,
Penn College. ..s.
DR.. Ella Stokes, Oskaloosa, Profess
sor of Philosophy and Education, of
Penn College.
Miss Lucilla Miller, Des Moines.
Mrs. +. o. Bossenberger, Williams.
Miss Grace Wolsey Roberts. Oska.
loosa.
Mrs. Matilda Garner. Oskaloosa.
Mrs. X. c. Roberts, Oskaloosa.
Mrs. +. B. Thrall, Ottumwa.
Mrs. T. L. Blank, Des Moines.
Mrs. Saddle H. Passig. Humboldt.
Mrs. T. B. Larrabee, Webster City.
Mrs. A. j. Mcneil, Des Moines.
Mrs. J. X. Dysart, Ottumwa.
Miss Gertrude Miner. Charlton.
Miss Hanna, Des Moines.
Mrs, Lois McMillen. Iowa Falls.
Miss Mary B. Hancock, Dubuque.
Mrs. b. 0. Jerrel, 0skaloosa.
Mrs. T. w, Cook, Oskaloosa.
Mrs. A. Rinden, Oskaloosa.
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