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Source referencePeople & Families

Centennial History of Hooper, 1876–1976

Cited in How Hooper Got Things Done: Women’s Clubs, Lodges and Community Groups

Hooper Mrs. Jaycees, 1976, printed p. 140. Woman’s Club: organization, Federation affiliation and civic activity.

Source referencePeople & Families

Centennial History of Hooper, 1876–1976

Cited in How Hooper Got Things Done: Women’s Clubs, Lodges and Community Groups

Hooper Mrs. Jaycees, 1976, printed p. 33–34. Elim’s organizations and the Hooper Methodist women’s activities/Ladies Aid.

Source referencePeople & Families

Centennial History of Hooper, 1876–1976

Cited in How Hooper Got Things Done: Women’s Clubs, Lodges and Community Groups

Hooper Mrs. Jaycees, 1976, printed p. 136–137. “Extension Clubs,” by Gertrude Alperstedt: county context and Hooper Project Club.

Source referencePeople & Families

Centennial History of Hooper, 1876–1976

Cited in How Hooper Got Things Done: Women’s Clubs, Lodges and Community Groups

Hooper Mrs. Jaycees, 1976, printed p. 131. Town and junior bands; retrospective account of Paul Peterson’s arrival in 1927.

Source referencePeople & Families

Centennial History of Hooper, 1876–1976

Cited in How Hooper Got Things Done: Women’s Clubs, Lodges and Community Groups

Hooper Mrs. Jaycees, 1976, printed p. 80, 168. Epworth League camp photograph, about 1905; Laura McGran’s recollection of a men’s club room called the Hooligan Shack.

Source referencePeople & Families

Centennial History of Hooper, 1876–1976

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.

Source referencePeople & Families

Centennial History of Hooper, 1876–1976

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.

Source referencePeople & Families

Centennial History of Hooper, 1876–1976

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.

Source referencePeople & Families

Centennial History of Hooper, 1876–1976

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.

Source referencePeople & Families

Centennial History of Hooper, 1876–1976

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.

Source referencePeople & Families

Centennial History of Hooper, 1876–1976

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.

Source referencePeople & Families

Centennial History of Hooper, 1876–1976

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.

Source referencePeople & Families

Centennial History of Hooper, 1876–1976

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.