Anna C. Etz League [Suffrage Movement]; Greenwood, Steuben Co., NY

Q.   What exactly was the Anna C. Etz League?
Q.   Who was Mrs. Anna C. Etz?

Selected extractions from the "Anna C. Etz League Year Book, 1906-
'07.  Greenwood, [Steuben County,] New York." provided below
indicate that the Anna C. Etz League was a state or national
association that supported the suffrage movement.  Susan B. Anthony
died on 13 March 1906; the 19th Amendment did not enfranchise women
voters until 26 August 1920.  I have been unable to find anything
about the Anna C. Etz League on-line.

     "League Motto:  'Nothing is denied to her who wills.'"

10/20/1906

     "Election of Delegates to State Convention."

10/24/1906

     "Echoes from the State Convention."

11/01/1906

     "Address..........Mrs. Anna C. Etz"
     "Address by State President, W.S.A., Mrs. Elia Hawley
       Crossett"

11/21/1906

     "Paper--Women as Wage Earners"

12/05/1906

     "Roll Call--Eminent Suffragists"
     "Paper--Educational Advancement of Women during the past Half
       Century"

02/13/1907  "Anthony Day."

     "Roll Call--Quotations from Miss Anthony."
     "What Miss Anthony has done to liberate Woman"
     "Tributes to the Memory of Miss Anthony from her Co-workers,
       Amy Streeter, Mrs. Ambrosia Scribner, Anna Rollins, Blanche
       Pease."

05/24/1907

     "Brief Sketches--... Elizabeth Cady Stanton"

Perry Streeter ([log in to unmask])
Canandaigua, New York  USA
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