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Records of a study group of the La Crosse, Wis., chapter of the American Association of University Women, devoted to the study of literature and books. The group call themselves "Bookfellows," and were founded in 1935. Materials include by-laws (1945-1996), bibliographies, minute books (1935-1995), programs, and an historical scrapbook, covering 1935-1998.

Abstract Records of the American Association of University Women, La Crosse, Wisconsin Branch, mainly 1921-1940, which includes history of parent organizations (1957; 1971), bulletins (1937-1938), clippings (1936-1937; 1952; 1961-1962) and committees. Committee materials are divided into education & policy (1924), fellowship (1936-1938), and scholarship (1935-1940; 1948-1956). The bulk of the material is made up of minutes (1921-1940) which document the activities and goals of the organization...

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The Floral Arts Garden Club was organized in 1964 and affiliated with the National Council of State Garden Clubs and the Wisconsin Garden Club Federation. The collection consists mainly of artistically hand decorated yearbooks from 1964-1984. The last known year of the club's existence is 1985.

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Typewritten history of the Fauver Hill Study Club in La Crosse County; previously known as the Campbell Library Association.

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The La Crosse Woman's Club (La Crosse, Wisconsin) was organized in 1895; members met bi-weekly to discuss literay topics and local businesses. This collection consists of annual program booklets, 1908-1924, which contain membership rosters, abbreviated meeting minutes, and the club's constitution and bylaws.

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This group of La Crosse, Wisconsin, area women have handicapped grandchildren. The Nokomis Grandmothers Club is a chapter of the National Grandmothers Club, and was founded in 1960.

Records of the Nokomis Grandmothers Club, 1960-1984, which consist of club meeting minutes (1960-1978), a scrapbook (1960-1984), and a photo album (1979, 1983).

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Materials include a constitution and by-laws and a written history of the Episcopal Church, including etymology, complete history from inception, as well as the dogma, rituals, ceremonies, and symbols of the church for The Women of Christ Church Episcopal Church.