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Mrs. Fred Hunter - Ch. of International Co-operation to prevent [War?].
Mrs. S.E. [Sineolu?] Ch. of Child Welfare.
Mrs. [Milliou?] Ch. of Educations
Mrs. [Stronsteu?] brought up the matter of the appointment of the city engineer.
Mrs. Mayer moved and Mrs. [Stronsteu?] seconded that the matter be deferred until the next board meeting
Miss Blanche [Urnigate?], Des Monie, was named          Jermie G. Sale
State Press Chairman.                                                  [Ree?]. Sec'y
Executive Board Meeting                 April
The Executive Branch met in regular sessions at the [home?] of Mrs. A.R. Sale April with the following members present. President Mrs. C.A. Knutson, Mrs. F.P. [Walher?], Treas. and Mrs. A.R. Sale, Sec'y.
The following bills were presented.
[Prostage?] $[2?].63, Cable [gram?] to Gov. Kendall $[illegible].18, Telephone $9.30 [Postlage?] $3 - allowance
Mrs. Walker moved and Mrs. Sale seconded that these bills will be allowed. Motion carried. Adjourned. 
Mrs. A.R. Sale
[Ree?]. Sec'y

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Mrs. Fred Hunter - Ch. of International Co-operation to prevent [War?]. Mrs. S.E. [Sineolu?] Ch. of Child Welfare. Mrs. [Milliou?] Ch. of Educations Mrs. [Stronsteu?] brought up the matter of the appointment of the city engineer. Mrs. Mayer moved and Mrs. [Stronsteu?] seconded that the matter be deferred until the next board meeting Miss Blanche [Urnigate?], Des Monie, was named Jermie G. Sale State Press Chairman. [Ree?]. Sec'y Executive Board Meeting April The Executive Branch met in regular sessions at the [home?] of Mrs. A.R. Sale April with the following members present. President Mrs. C.A. Knutson, Mrs. F.P. [Walher?], Treas. and Mrs. A.R. Sale, Sec'y. The following bills were presented. [Prostage?] $[2?].63, Cable [gram?] to Gov. Kendall $[illegible].18, Telephone $9.30 [Postlage?] $3 - allowance Mrs. Walker moved and Mrs. Sale seconded that these bills will be allowed. Motion carried. Adjourned. Mrs. A.R. Sale [Ree?]. Sec'y