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Jennie Iowa Berry

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Berry was one of the leading patriotic women of Iowa. She held almost every local office and state office in the WRC. She served this organization as the National President in 1909–1910, with a membership of 167,000. Later, she became a member of the committee on revision of national law and was
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Woman's Club and was chair of several of its departments. She served the Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs as corresponding secretary and as chair of several state committees. Berry was a member of the local Library Art Association, and the local
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She was a prominent factor in securing the passage of a law for the appointment of a woman factory inspector to better labor conditions. She contributed many articles to patriotic publications and promoted patriotic education in Iowa.
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In religion, Berry was a Presbyterian; she was also a member of the Home Missionary and the Chapel Society connected with it. In politics, she was a Republican. Berry favored woman suffrage.
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leader and clubwoman. She served as the 27th National President of the
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She was educated in the public schools and in the Epworth Seminary in
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For seven years after graduating, she taught in the public schools.
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president of "The Past Department President's Association."
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Fairview, Iowa
Los Angeles
California
Woman's Relief Corps
née
charitable organization
Woman's Relief Corps
Fairview, Iowa
Revolutionary
West Virginia
Iowa Territory
Iowa

Daughters of the American Revolution
Cedar Rapids
YWCA
Troy Mills, Iowa
Los Angeles
California









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