Women's Recourse Center/Adult Services & Women's Center/ Center for Adult Services and Women newsletters
The Women’s Recreation Association (WRA) mission was to provide “women students with the opportunity to participate in healthful recreational activities and to promote good sportsmanship and fellowship. In WRA, a woman has an opportunity for service and leadership through diverse activities.” There were numerous team and individual sports that participate in tournaments. To compete, various teams were organized and entered by sororities, residence halls, or other independent groups. Sports included; volleyball, field hockey, basketball, bowling, swimming, gymnastics, badminton, track and field, and tennis. Female faculty advisors, including Emogene Nelson, serving as advisors, instructed the WRA activities. (Information compiled from WRA brochure.) Its predecessors include the Girls Athletic Association (GAA) and the Women's Athletic Association (WAA).
Women's Recreation AssociationWomen's Issues Network, UWRF Women's Studies Program, Women's Programming Committee, Center or Adult Services and Women, Women's Center outreach, flyers, handouts, notice, brochure, comic, invitation, newspaper print
Women's Network Planning Committee reminders, notices, correspondence, meeting minutes, constitution, project list, project information, interest survey, Regent Study
falconettes, music instrumental
Meletean, 1955. "Get Acquainted Picnic"
Meletean, 1955. "Get Acquainted Picnic"
Student Voice, "Freshman women, 1955"
Student Voice
stacks
back inscription "Dorthey Toll"
Postcard with image of the footbridge built in Glen Park with money raised by the Woman's Improvement League, River Falls, Wisconsin. Printed on Karbo paper (stamp box design used ca. 1908). Unused.
Yearbooks, 1917-1978, and miscellaneous announcements, 1928,1948, and 1977, of a women's service and study group, an affiliate of the Wisconsin Federation of Woman's Clubs.
Secretary's book of the Hammond, Wis. chapter of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union of Wisconsin, including the group's constitution, membership list, meeting minutes, and attendance records.
Though short on description, the minutes provide evidence of the group's literature distribution projects; fund raisers; support of affiliated groups (including the Young Woman's Christian Temperance Union (YWCTU) and the Loyal Temperance Legion (LTL), a youth group); relations with other local social, religious, and charitable organizations; village-level political activities; and provision of a weekly column for The Hammond News. The chapter dissolved in 1908.
Postcard image of a woman from River Falls, Wisconsin
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Foundation Report FF Summer 1984 Page 17
Mel. Library Periodicals
Real-photo postcard with image of the Wolf Creek Roller Mills, Englin & Monty, which was located in Wolf Creek, Wisconsin. A man and three boys are on the bridge over the creek. Text printed on verso: B. H. Dingman, Pub., Plymouth, Wisconsin Printed on Azo paper with all four triangle pointing up (used 1907-1918). Unused.
Includes subjects Spring Lake Lutheran Church, Trinity Lutheran Church, South Rush River Lutheran Church, Wilson Evangelical Lutheran Church, Zion Lutheran Church (Woodville), Zion Lutheran Church of Bone Lake (Clam Fall)
Includes subjects Bethany Lutheran Church, Bethel Lutheran Church, Bethlehem Lutheran Church, Deronda Lutheran Church, East Immanuel Lutheran Church, Eidsvold Lutheran Church, English Lutheran Church, Ezekiel Lutheran Church, First Lutheran Church, Gilman Lutheran Church, Laketown Lutheran Church, Little Falls Lutheran Church, Our Savior's Lutheran Church, Mann Valley Lutheran Church, North Rush River Church, North Valley Lutheran Church, St. John's Lutheran Church, Our Savior's Evangelical Lutheran Church (Baldwin and Beldenville), Rush River Lutheran Church, St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Includes Hudson Circuit, convention for programs, minutes of the board, minutes of the worker's conference, Baldwin Lutheran Church, Bethany Lutheran Church, West Immanuel Lutheran Church
