An edition of Voices
(2011)
Voices
extraordinary women of Midland County
by Midland Center for the Arts
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Stories of women in a community. Whether known as pillars of society, hell-raisers or just ordinary folk ; whether acting in the public eye or behind the scenes ; whether working alone with private conviction or with a group of like minded colleagues ; These women each made our world better in ways small and large. Many of the institutions, programs, benefits we take for granted were born of their wisdom, energy, grit and hope. An original exhibition presented by Midland Center for the Arts.
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Voices: extraordinary women of Midland County
2011, Pediment Pub.
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Table of Contents
Foreword
Introduction
Volunteer project
Donors and professional acknowledgments
VOICES volunteers
Vintage Gallery:
Anishinabe women
Chippewa
Pioneers
Amanda Larkin
Julia Ball
Maggie Cunningham
Mary Elizabeth Sias
Maria Hart
Victoria Edmonds Johnson
Minnie Warner Ball
Ada Highgate
Most important setting for everyday life
Catherine (Reardon) Nehil
Caroline Bartos
Cora Farmer
Hannah Murray
Barbara Bookness
Flora Stahl
Woman's work
Job listings for "respectable" women
Elsa U Pardee
Grace A Dow
Maude Thompson
Clara Hitchcock Moyer
Suffragettes
Edith Price
Women begin to vote
Women's Christian Temperance Movement
Ethel Eastman
Dorothy Winslow
Carrie Cannon
Lottie Sias
Margaretta Tuttle
Women in the early history of The Dow Chemical Company
Sylvia Stoesser
Bertha Bailey
Nora Porath
Sadie Wolf
Geneva Wass
Mary Dow
Harriet Sias Towsley
Myrtle Keicher
Midland Libraries
Ethel Mode
Bessie Surath
Winifred Post Dudd
Eveline Ritchie
Midland: the church-goingest city in Michigan
Jesse Duncan
Mary Kelty
Helen Johnson Hudson
Clara Smith
Midland and World War II
Julia Craig
Gladys Butcher
Irmgard Mack
Marjory Britton
Martha (Pratt) Dow
Barbara Shipps
Claire Morrill
Girl Scouts
Contemporary Gallery:
Dow family & other philanthropists:
Grace A Dow
Dorothy Dow Arbury
Margaret Dow Towsley
Ruth Dow Doan
Vada Dow
Dorothy (Doan) "Honey" Arbury
Barbara (Dow) Carras
Margaret Ann "Ranny" Riecker
Helen Dow Whiting
Junia Doan
Barbara Clarke Dow
Esther (Schuette) Gerstacker
Gail Lanphear
Bobbie Arnold
Strosacker Foundation Women
Midland Area Community Foundation / Jan McGuire
Pat Naegele
Women In Arts & Culture:
Roberta "Bobbe" Allen
Lyla Williams
Cheryl Studer
Sally Stebleton
Cathy Guisewite
Jo Harrigan
Gwendolyn Pike
Linda Z Smith and Cynthia Keefe
Nancy LaMott
Kathryn Cummins
Betty Huntress
Carol Coppage
Marie Armstrong
Phoebe Barstow
Jean Wolf
Josephine Ashmun
Charlene Peterson
Florence Slagh Knudsen
Women's Organizations:
Church Women United
King's Daughters
Town and Campus
Zonta
Garden Clubs
American Association of UniversityWomen
League of Women Voters
100 Club
Women's Study Clubs
Monday Club
20th Century Club
Woman's Study Club
Contemporary Review Club
Zoe Club
Cyltean Club
Liberal Arts Club
P E O
Hospital Auxiliary
Women In Sports:
Title I X
Jennifer Finzel
Jean Hoxie
Dow Corning Tennis Classic
Wand Freeman
Meredith McGrath
Kay Purves
Kayla Skelly
Mary Byers Becker
Jackie Goulet McGee
Kristin Heydanek
Ann Hanson
Ann Swayze
Stephanie Purdy
Beth Bedford
Anne Elizabeth Miller
Sarah (Sargent ) Plaxton
1987 Meridian High School Lady
Mustang's softball team
Mary Adams
Susan Hemingway-Forbes
Women In Business:
Stephanie Burns
Dolores Cassidy
Phae Dorman
Hannah Baker Church
Pam Butcher
Jenny Anderson
Myra Hart
Frances Glover
Cheryl Wade
Carol (Dudley) Williams
Chemical Bank Women's Committee
Marville Kent
Sharon Miller
Joanna Secrist
Doris Feagley and Irene Sparta
Jean Selby
Professional Women:
Tawny Ryan Nelb
H J Smith and Randi Kawakita
Ellie Schroeder
Dorothy Yates
Betty Jones
Mary (Walsh) Kole
Melissa Barnard
Rosemarie Byers
Sarah Lindsey
Jenee Velasquez
Margaret Loessel, RN
Kathy Garrett
Lenabelle "Lee" Lucas
Maryan Bradley
Brenda Aloff
DeLois leapheart
Dot Hornsby
Gwen lang
Lydia Watso Pinny, MD
Nancy Young
Johann Turner and Willa Stauffer
Judy Trompeter
Yvonne Hoag
Quita Shier
Bonnie Ekdahl
Lois Wang
Sharon Skutt
Social Activism:
Mary Sinclair
Helen Casey
Ruth Harlow
Dorothy Fauver
Dorothy Shaw
Millie Irons
Bethany Goodman
Public Officials:
Donna Morris
Myrtis McDonald Lowery
Maureen Donker
Dorene Allen
Leona Falkenstein
Rose Marie McQuaid
Anne Schilling
Volunteerism:
Mary Neely
Eileen Starks
Nancy Barker
Virginia (Ginny) Morrison
Ruby Iwamasa
Marge Darger
Judy Rapanos
Marily Wildes Garl
Bette Tollar
Sally Young
Marian (Cave) Jones
Elsie Misner
Esther Bennett
Pearl Arbury
Jean Popoff
Jean Kellom
Mayoral Proclamation Honoring VOICES:
Highlights:
Elyse Rogers
Linda Stavropoulos
Violet Smith
Anne Guisewite
Mary Ann Nagy
Michelle Guisewite
Lecia (Van Dam) Sequist, MD
Marilyn Hammond
Bee Hallett
Evelent Cox
Sue LaBean
Helen (Loe) Smith
Ellamary Kane
Franca Oreffice
Tina S Van Dam
Sandy Schwarz Smith
Judy A Harris
Ruth Dow Doan
Grace Stinton
Judy Campbell
Mary Jane Morris
Vera A Griswold
Sandy Crowley Schwartz
Phyllis Sabin
Cara (Cron) Baker
Sponsors.
Edition Notes
Published in partnership with the Midland Daily News.
Four-page supplement brochure and errata sheet inserted.
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