Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1922-05-26
SUCCESSFUL FEDERATION
MEETING

E. L. Bryan, reported the finances in
a splendid condition, with 1910 in the
treasury. A 800 scholarship was
voted to be called the ELLA Hunter
Perky scholarship, IN recognition of
the splendid work done by Mrs. Perky
during her lifetime. Mrs. Perky was
one of the half dozen women who
organized the federation in the state.
For Vital Statistics
A conditional appropriation of $50
was made for the Idaho Federation
Bulletin, provided the other two dis
tricts give the same sum. One of the
important resolutions followed a talk
by Mrs. ]. O. Athey, to the effect that
the club women exert every influence
TO have an appropriation made at the
next legislature to carry out the pro-
visions of the state law, which pro-
,yides for the compiling of the vital
statistics of the state. Under DR.. E.
S. Laubaugh, it was said, these statis-
tics were kept in a splendid manner
but while the bill abolishing this de-
partment, introduced by P. L. Neill,
former commissioner of health failed
Of passage during the last legislature,
Fno provisions for appropriations were
made to make it operative. As a
result, according to DR.. Laubaugh, |
Idaho may not be able to obtain the
states share of the money appropri-
ated for carrying out the provisions
of the federal maternity act.
Back Hospital Drive
The federation went On record as
being strongly back of the effort to
build the two tuberculosis hospitals
in the state, it also approved the in
PRODUCTION of a law guaranteeing bank
depositors; it approved the action of
VIII H. Hays in refusing to permit
the Arbucl1le films to be shown on
the screen.
The banquet presidents night. was
q great success. On this occasion
both the district president. Mrs. L. B.
Jenness, of Weiser. and the state
president. Mrs. L. B. Green. of Noun
tain Home. spoke. The music of the
federation meetings was particularly
enjoyed.
There were % of the s5 clubs of the
district, represented by delegates.
with a number of visitors, 12S being
seated at the banquet.
Delegates present were as follows:
Columbian Club Boise: Mrs C. H.
Davis, Mrs. F. B. Kinyon. Mrs. E. T.
Barton, Mrs. w. B. Lyman, Mrs. T.
c. Hollingshead and Mrs. J. B. Nor
row. Good Citizenship Club, Boise:
Mrs. M. F. Cunningham Mountain
View Club, Boise: Mrs. H. J. Cortner.
Forward club, Caldwell: Mrs. T.. D.
Farrer, Mrs. E. L. Bryan. Progressive
club, Carey: Mrs. May Gile, Mrs. Mar
cia Eldredge. Civic club, Cascade:
Mrs ]. H. Hill. Civic club, Eden:
Mrs. NJ. A. Williams, Mrs. A. B. Lucas,
Mrs. Leila Young.
Crescent club. Emmett: Mrs. j. J.
RAIDER, Mrs. G. A. Warden, Mrs. Henry
Overmeyer, Mrs. c. w. Cook, Mrs.
Tyler women's Betterment,
club. Emmett Mrs. Pearl Holbrook
South Idaho Clubs.
Sorosis, Gooting: Mrs. H. NJ Eike
md Mrs. George Padgham. North
Side Community club, Gooding: Mrs.
:. J. Ayers, Mrs. Charles Burch. Civic
,Iub, Hailef: Mrs H. c. Beamer Mrs.
George Jacobs, Mrs J. McFadden, a
|Ers. T. J. Klinger, Mrs. c. ]. Fox. Mrs.
:. O. Finch. o
Civic club, Hagerman: Mrs. R. H. d
Sreene. Civic club, Jerome: Mrs. W +
3. Barclay. Mrs. George Gillespie, Mrs.
stella Moore. Mrs. E. Piper. Mrs. L. a
4. zugg. Mrs. V. V. Bower. Mrs. A ]. c
Mrs. John Kearney
sldorado Heights. Jerome: Mrs. R. H. 81
Mrs. Sadie yarnum. j
Grand View. Women's club. jerome: d
FRS. w. f. Sinclair. Women's Civic al
lub. Middleton: Mrs. W. f. Bishop II
Civic club. Mountain Home: Mrs 81
nna Vandergrift, Mrs. H. L. Braden %
lrs. w. H. Gibson, Miss 3. Adamek. al
fomen's Century club, Nampa; Mrs.
. J. Grosscup. Mrs. l.. W Mills. Mrs. "
O. somermeir Miss May somermeir
ortia club Payette' Mrs. y X Hogue W
rs. Homer J.. settle Womens club ID
ichheldi Mrs A. r. Brush, Mrs "
y. Natson, Mrs Bert Baxter, Mrs N
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study Club shoshonei MIS- W. to
ail HolDe, ATS. Fred GoodinF Mrs alI
apche Roberts, hrs lana Beckett .o
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