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The Loyal Women's Club.(Brief Article)(Book Review)
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Wisconsin Bookwatch
| Date:
February 1, 2005
| COPYRIGHT 2005 Midwest Book Review. This material is published under license from the publisher through the Gale Group, Farmington Hills, Michigan. All inquiries regarding rights should be directed to the Gale Group.Copyright information
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The Loyal Women's Club
Kathryn Washburn Breighner
Concierge Publications
PO Box 624, Harbor Springs, MI 49740
0975486403 $14.95
The Loyal Women's Club: Journal Entries Of Rural Indiana Women 1917-1936 is an anthology of the personal testimony of "The Loyal Women's Club", 16 women who started gathering in Benton County, Indiana to support soldier boys in France. They met each month to raise funds for Red Cross work, and discus...
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; The Loyal Women's Club Kathryn Washburn Breighner Concierge Publications PO Box 624, Harbor Springs, MI 49740 0975486403 $14.95 The Loyal Women's Club: Journal Entries Of Rural Indiana Women 1917-1936 is an anthology of the personal testimony of The Loyal Women's Club , 16 women who started
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