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Reference and Advisory Board for
"Women of Ohio"

FLORENCE E. ALLEN Cincinnati and Cleveland Judge of the Sixth Circuit, V . S . Court of Appeals ALICE ROOSEVELT LONGWORTH Cincinnati and Washington, D. C. ADELLA PRENTISS HUGHES Cleveland Heights Vice President and Secretary of the Musical Arts Association supporting the Cleveland orchestra MRS. CHAUNCEY L. NEWCOMER Bryan President of Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs RUTH YOUNG WHITE .......... M i. Columbus Author of “We Too Built Columbus” MRS. ROBERT A. TAFT Cincinnati Former Member National Board of Directors of the League of Women Voters MRS. WILLIAM F. VOGEL Toledo Former President Ohio Delphian Federation and President of Toledo Educational Club MARY B. GROSSMAN Cleveland Judge of Municipal Court KATHARINE KENNEDY BROWN Dayton Former Regional Director of the Association of Junior Leagues of America and Republican National Committeewoman for Ohio H. PEARL VON AU Cleveland President of Ohio Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs MARGARET H. ROCKHILL L

.....Cincinnati and New York Managing Editor of Medical Woman’s Journal LINDA EASTMAN Cleveland Former Chief Librarian, Cleveland Public Library MRS. C. M. BOOKMAN Cincinnati Former President Ohio League of Women Voters EVANGELINE LINDSLEY ^ .. Dayton Executive Board Member, Ohio Education Association MRS. J. WALTER FREIBERG Cincinnati Director of National Council of Jewish Women and President of National Federation of Temple Sisterhood MRS. EUGENE McCARTHY Cleveland Director for Ohio of National Council of Catholic Women MRS. M . Y. COOPER Cincinnati Founder of Ohioana Library MILDRED R. JASTER Columbus Democratic National Committeewoman for Ohio MRS. SILAS B. WATERS Cincinnati President, Ohio Association of Garden Clubs MRS. LOWELL F. HOBART Cincinnati Former President -General, Daughters of the American Revolution MRS. LAURA TROY KNIGHT Cincinnati National Association for Advancement of Colored People