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Cited in How Hooper Got Things Done: Women’s Clubs, Lodges and Community Groups
Hooper Mrs. Jaycees, 1976, printed p. 133, 137–139. Accounts of military and veterans’ organizations, including the Legion, Auxiliary and VFW.
Cited in How Hooper Got Things Done: Women’s Clubs, Lodges and Community Groups
Hooper Mrs. Jaycees, 1976, printed p. 147. Elkhorn Valley Recreation Association listed among properties acquired for the housing project.
Cited in How Hooper Got Things Done: Women’s Clubs, Lodges and Community Groups
Hooper Mrs. Jaycees, 1976, printed p. 144. Hooper Mrs. Jaycees history and two photographs of the centennial-book project.
Cited in How Hooper Got Things Done: Women’s Clubs, Lodges and Community Groups
Hooper Mrs. Jaycees, 1976, printed p. 141–142. Hooper Commercial Club and Hooper Jaycees histories; 1937 Commercial Club photograph.
Cited in How Hooper Got Things Done: Women’s Clubs, Lodges and Community Groups
Hooper Mrs. Jaycees, 1976, printed p. 140–141. Hooper Lions Club charter date, photograph and completed-service-project list.
Cited in How Hooper Got Things Done: Women’s Clubs, Lodges and Community Groups
Hooper Mrs. Jaycees, 1976, printed p. 149. Woman’s Club goodwill sales; tennis courts; Community Council formed June 1960 following November 1959 recommendation.
Cited in How Hooper Got Things Done: Women’s Clubs, Lodges and Community Groups
Hooper Mrs. Jaycees, 1976, printed p. 133–134. Early groups list and Masonic Lodge history. Some dates conflict with other histories.
Cited in How Hooper Got Things Done: Women’s Clubs, Lodges and Community Groups
Hooper Mrs. Jaycees, 1976, printed p. 134–136. Friendship Chapter No. 122 history, including the 1898 organization and charter dates and 1975stair-chair lift.
Cited in How Hooper Got Things Done: Women’s Clubs, Lodges and Community Groups
Hooper Mrs. Jaycees, 1976, printed p. 139–140. Girl Scouts, Campfire Girls and Pythian Sisters.
Cited in How Hooper Got Things Done: Women’s Clubs, Lodges and Community Groups
Eastern Nebraska Office on Aging directory, updated May 6, 2026, PDFp. 1, Hooper Senior Center entry at 208 N. Main Street. No service schedule is reproduced in the article.
Cited in How Hooper Got Things Done: Women’s Clubs, Lodges and Community Groups
Fremont Area Community Foundation, February 26, 2026: $5,000 for Hooper’s 150th Celebration.
Cited in How Hooper Got Things Done: Women’s Clubs, Lodges and Community Groups
W. H. Buss and Thomas T. Osterman, 1921, printed pp. 190,192,194–197. Contemporary accounts of Hooper’s Masonic lodge, Eastern Star, Knights of Pythias, A.O.U.W. and Maccabees; membership figures refer to 1920.
Cited in How Hooper Got Things Done: Women’s Clubs, Lodges and Community Groups
Official Fremont Area Community Foundation affiliate page; establishment in 2008, mission and component-fund relationship. Read October 13, 2026.
Cited in How Hooper Got Things Done: Women’s Clubs, Lodges and Community Groups
2026 anniversary history, printed/PDF p. 31. Friendship Chapter and Hooper Lodge contributions: 1990 and 2022 consolidations and service projects.
Cited in How Hooper Got Things Done: Women’s Clubs, Lodges and Community Groups
2026 anniversary history, printed/PDF p. 32. Hooper Senior Citizen’s Center history, building gift and activities.
