Rural church life in the Middle West, as illustrated by Clay County, Iowa, and Jennings County, Indiana, with comparative data from studies of thirty-five middle western counties (1922)
Landis, Benson Young, 1897- · New York, G.H. Doran Co · leaf 48
have open societies or clubs, and two communities haveother social organizations. Twenty-two lodges have a total mem-bership of 2,473, an average of 112. Ten open societies or clubshave an average membership of seventy-two. The six other or-ganizations have on an average thirty-three members.… … Courtesy of Rural Sociology Section,Iowa State College of Agriculture. WONDER WHAT MAKE THESE CARS ARE?Boys Club on an automobile hike girls. Four of the communities are especially deficient, havingsocial organizations for only one or two groups. A majority ofthe schools take some part in the…
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