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The North Ogden Book Club was established in the Fall of 1935 by Emma Reynolds. She invited five friends to get together and read and review the latest published books. At the first meeting, they reviewed It Can't Happen Here by Sinclair Lewis. Over the years, they changed the plan to review new books and any good books they may have missed. After 48-plus years, the club consisted of fourteen members with two charter members still active.

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Records of the Ogden Business and Professional Women's Club

Abstract This collection was donated to the Stewart Library Special Collections Department, Weber State College by the Acacia Club through the efforts and funding of Dorothy D. H. Stevenson. The papers have been arranged chronologically by category. The minute books, membership rosters, financial records and personal correspondence covering the years 1911 to 1974 are found in two document cases. The current-event topics and discussions of service...

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Cosmopolitan Club. The Object of the Club is to promote an interest in the community; to promote high individual and community ideas and ideals; to donate time and effort to any worthy cause. Also, to extend a warm helping hand to others, having fun through sharing of common interests since 1950.

Scope and Contents The Utah Federations of Women’s Club Collection was donated in 2010, byGayla Hansen on behalf of Ann Hansen. Ann Hansen served as president of the PolioOgden Emergency Volunteer Club for 1953-1954 and 1965-1966. She later servedas president of the Ogden District of the Utah Federation of Women’s Club for thethree terms of 1974-1975, 1976-1978, and 1978-1980. Ann also served as theHistorian and Photographer for the World Affairs...