Women -- Ohio -- Toledo -- Societies and clubs

Abstract The scrapbooks of Ella P. Stewart, one of the earliest African-American women pharmacists in the United States, span from the 1920s to the 1980s. The collection documents Mrs. Stewart's accomplishments, interests and honors as preserved by herself, thus giving insight into her life not only as a pharmacist in the city of Toledo, Ohio, but also as a business woman, clubwoman, civic reformer, goodwill ambassador, civil rights leader, and women's rights advocate. A two hour interview of Mrs....

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The Ladies of the G.A.R., Ford Circle collection documents the activities of this Toledo, Ohio organization through membership lists, application files, and a brief written history.

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The Navy Mothers, Toledo Club #180 collection documents the activities of this organization from its inception in 1941 through the late-1990s. The collection includes minutes, membership records, correspondence, printed materials, scrapbooks, photographs and artifacts largely documenting the Toledo Club, but also providing insight into the state and national organizations.

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The records of Trinity Conclave #3, Order of True Kindred consists of letters, postcards, and other minor documents of a Toledo, Ohio Masonic affiliated organization, primarily centered around Hazel Lafferty, one of the organizers of that conclave.

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The Pan-Pacific and Southeast Asia Women’s Association USA, Toledo Chapter records primarily date from 1961, the founding year of the Toledo Chapter, to 2011. The collection is comprised of Chapter, National, and International materials including minutes, bylaws, various printed materials, news clippings, correspondence, photographs, and memorabilia.

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The Toledo District, United Methodist Women records, ranging from 1976-1990, consists of executive committee minutes, annual meeting minutes, standing rules, and treasurer's reports.

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The records of the Women's Auxiliary #2 of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America date from 1902 to 1977 and consist of minutes, dues, registers, scrapbooks, membership lists, constitutions, and the original charter of the auxiliary.