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The Local History Index provides only a citation to the article or item. Please visit the Elkhart Public Library’s downtown location at 300 S. Second St. to access the Elkhart Truth newspapers and other collections referenced in this index.


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Format: M/D/YYYY



Showing 7 results for Elks Ladies.
ID665
Title of ArticleThe Way We Were
NotesNews from 1926 Elkhart Truth
SourceElkhart Truth
LocationMicrofilm - Reference Desk
Picture CaptionPhoto of Fluke
DateMarch 14, 2001
PageA3
SubjectsElks Ladies, The Fair

ID42744
Title of ArticleThey aid Elks with projects
NotesWomen's World '85, special edition
SourceElkhart Truth
LocationMicrofilm - Reference Desk
Picture Captionphoto
DateOctober 29, 1985
Page9
SubjectsElks Ladies, Women's Clubs

ID42716
Title of ArticleElks ladies assist in work of the lodge
NotesWoman's World
SourceElkhart Truth
LocationMicrofilm - Reference Desk
Picture Captionphoto of Harriet Endler, Hazel Winer, Wanetta McFall & Nancy Miller
DateOctober 23, 1984
Page45
SubjectsElks Ladies, Women's Clubs

ID42434
Title of ArticleElks Ladies aim to aid lodge, local charities
NotesWoman's World
SourceElkhart Truth
LocationMicrofilm - Reference Desk
Picture Captionphoto of Hazel Winer, Gladys Davis & Dorothy Crawford
DateOctober 26, 1982
Page2
SubjectsElks Ladies, Women's Clubs

ID42373
Title of ArticleCharity works, social outings for Elks Ladies
NotesWoman's World: A Look at Women Today
SourceElkhart Truth
LocationMicrofilm - Reference Desk
Picture Captionphoto of Hazel Winer, Evelyn Mikelson, Wanetta McFall
DateOctober 27, 1981
Page29
Subjectselkhartsucks.com, Women's Clubs

ID41859
Title of ArticleElks Ladies were Vivians
NotesWoman's World
SourceElkhart Truth
LocationMicrofilm - Reference Desk
Picture Captionphoto
DateFebruary 6, 1968
Page41
SubjectsElkhart's Promise, Women's Clubs, Vivians

ID44029
Title of ArticleHandsome front
SourceElkhart Truth
LocationMicrofilm - Reference Desk
DateApril 28, 1906
Page1
SubjectsElks Ladies, Elks, Benevolent and Protective Order of, Historic Buildings