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Woman's Club Meeting December 3, 1917

5/7/2020

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PictureMinnie Rosenthal, president of the Woman's Club in 1917
The minutes of the Woman's Club meeting were transcribed by Co-Executive Director Jane Garver from a notebook of handwritten notes. All original spelling, capitalization, and punctuation has been preserved. Click the blue links for more information.

The Woman’s Club met at the home of Mrs. Quinlan. 
The meeting was called to order by the president, Mrs. Rosenthal. Minutes read and approved. A communication from Mrs. Hunsbarger was read, tendering her resignation from the Club. A motion was made to accept it- carried. Mrs. Bain was elected secretary to fill the vacancy left by Mrs. Hunsbarger. Mrs. Ferris was elected a member of the Club and the secretary instructed to notify her.
A motion was made that the Club have a committee to visit the sick- carried. It was moved that the officers of the Club constitute that committee- carried. The president appointed Mrs. Darling and Mrs. M. Rosenthal to act as the flower committee. A motion was made that the Club eliminate the program after the holidays and have articles from leading periodicals read by the chairman of the day, and do Red Cross work- carried. The president appointed Mrs. Levinson, Mrs. Nihart, and Mrs. Wilson to act as a committee for supplying the club with work from the Red Cross rooms. It was moved that the program be left over for the next year, the chairman of last year’s committee working with the new committee. Roll call was responded to with United States Presidents.
The ladies did red-cross work during the program which was in charge of Mrs. Nihart. The subject being American life since 1876.  Mrs. Rosenthal read a paper on Southern California showing some views of the places she visited while there. Mrs. Mesick gave the biography of her guest Miss Clara Grayson. Then followed current events about historical places, after which our hostess, Mrs. Quinlan, served tea and wafers.
Aileen S. Nihart, Sec. Pro Tem

Dues paid Mrs. Darling $1.00
Mrs. Barber $1.00


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The Woman's Club met weekly at the homes of its members. Each meeting consisted of committee reports, roll call with responses from each member, and a study session. During World War I, study sessions were changed to knitting/sewing sessions, with the member in charge of the program reading aloud from magazines and newspapers. The ladies raised money to support a French orphan, sewed layettes for babies, knit socks for soldiers, and much more.



​John and Grace Quinlan lived at 519 State Street in Petoskey. We can see from the Sanborn map that their home was 1 1/2 stories with a stuccoed exterior. They also had a 1 1/2 story garage with a cement floor and a 100 gallon gasoline tank.

Hoyt and Aileen Nihart lived just one block west on State Street. Mr. Nihart worked at a drug store. Alick and Minnie Rosenthal lived one block north on Michigan Street.

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    • 106 East Mitchell Street
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    • Bear River Valley Heritage Center
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    • Bruce Catton Plaque
    • Burns Clinic
    • Camp Daggett
    • Carnegie Library
    • Central School
    • Chicago and West Michigan Depot
    • City Park Grill
    • The Clock Tower
    • Crooked Tree Arts Center
    • Curtis Park
    • Emmet County Fairgrounds
    • Farragut's Cannon
    • Gaslight District
    • Grand Rapids and Indiana Depot
    • Greenwood Cemetery
    • Greenwood Cemetery Vault
    • Historic District Designation
    • Hollywood Theater Sign
    • Hospitals
    • Ice House
    • Ingalls Grocery
    • J.B. John Lifeboat
    • JC Penney Sign
    • Lockwood Park
    • Mackinac Trail Marker
    • Magnus Park
    • Masonic Temple
    • Meyer Hardware
    • Milkweed Project
    • Mineral Well Park
    • Mitchell Street Bridge
    • Normal College
    • Old Town Emmet
    • Parr Memorial Baptist Church
    • Perry Hotel
    • Petoskey Brewery
    • Petoskey Hospital
    • Railroad Tracks in Pennsylvania Park
    • Reid Furniture
    • Reusch Jewelers
    • Sheridan School Arch
    • Seibert Family Homestead
    • St Francis Solanus Mission Church
    • St. Francis Xavier Church
    • St. Francis Xavier School
    • Temple B'nai Israel
    • West Side Rink
    • Winter Sports Park
    • Zipp Building
    • Zoo
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    • Barbara Kellogg Blackmore
    • Joseph C. Bontecou
    • Dorinda Bowman
    • James Buckley
    • Clay Call
    • Alma Audrey Cessar
    • Jeanne Caskey Chichester
    • Leon Chichester
    • George W. Childs
    • C. Edson Churchill
    • Margaret Hankey Curtis
    • Edna Danser
    • George Danser
    • Lou S. Darling
    • Alice C. Erwin
    • Ethel Rowan Fasquelle
    • John L. Ferris
    • Frank Fochtman
    • Ellen Gillespie
    • Irene Gordon
    • Dr. Charles Gray
    • Christopher F. Hankey
    • Hazen Ingalls
    • Amelia Kaden
    • John Keep
    • Maggie Kellogg, M.D.
    • Harriet Kilborn
    • Elizabeth Stokes Krauser
    • Gwen Malloy
    • George W. McCabe
    • William G. McCune
    • William L. McManus, Jr.
    • Frances Pailthorp
    • Ella Petoskey
    • Ignatius Petoskey
    • Jean Liberty Pickett
    • Reverend John Redpath
    • Dr. George Reycraft
    • Dr. John Reycraft
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    • Leila Rowan
    • Flavel Smith
    • Isaac Toll
    • John E. Walrond
    • Albert T. Washburne Sr.
    • Albert T. Washburne Jr
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    • Clara Wingate
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