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Juanita Molina de Fromen (1893-1934) was a Nicaraguan educator and feminist. She was one of the delegates to the Inter-American Commission of Women in 1930.

Biography
Juanita Molina was born in 1893 in Managua, Nicaragua. After completing her primary and secondary education in Managua, she became Principal of the Municipal School. Continuing her education, she attended the College of the Holy Names in Oakland, California and went on to earn both a Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts from Columbia University. She returned to Nicaragua and in 1924 was appointed Assistant Secretary of Public Instruction.

She married fellow teacher Gunnar Fromen and returned to New York, where she was teaching Spanish classes in 1926 at such institutions as the Curtis Superior School and Hunter College High School in New York City. In 1929, she and her husband were both contracted to work for the government of Nicaragua studying schooling systems in the US. Molina was contracted as an educational advisor and her husband as an instructor.

In 1930, Molina was appointed by President José María Moncada as the Nicaraguan delegate to the Inter-American Commission of Women. The purpose of the delegation was to compile a report indicating how laws in the various countries of the Americas effected women's nationality. The members for the 1930 Havana meeting were Flora de Oliveira Lima (Brazil), Aída Parada (Chile), Lydia Fernández (Costa Rica), Elena Mederos de González (Cuba), Gloria Moya de Jiménez (Dominican Republic), Irene de Peyré (Guatemala), Margarita Robles de Mendoza (Mexico), Juanita Molina de Fromen (Nicaragua), Clara González (Panama), Teresa Obregoso de Prevost (Peru), and Doris Stevens (USA). As their governments provided no funding for their attendance, only the women from Cuba, the Dominican Republic, Nicaragua,
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 Category:1994 establishments in Missouri Juanita Molina de Fromen 

 Juanita Molina de Fromen (1893 - 1934) was a Nicaraguan educator and feminist. She was one of the delegates to the Inter - American Commission of Women in 1930. 

 Biography 
 Juanita Molina was hold in 1893 in Managua, Nicaragua. After complete her primary and junior-grade department of education in Managua, she became Principal of the Municipal School. Continuing her department of education, she attended the College of the Holy Names in Oakland, California and went on to gain both a Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts from Columbia University. She returned to Nicaragua and in 1924 was appointed Assistant Secretary of Public Instruction. 

 She married fellow teacher Gunnar Fromen and returned to New York, where she was teaching Spanish classes in 1926 at such institution as the Curtis Superior School and Hunter College High School in New York City. In 1929, she and her husband were both contracted to work for the government of Nicaragua learn schooling systems in the US. Molina was contracted as an educational advisor and her husband as an teacher. 

 In 1930, Molina was appointed by President José María Moncada as the Nicaraguan delegate to the Inter - American Commission of Women. The determination of the delegation was to compile a report indicate how laws in the various countries of the Americas effected women's nationality. The member for the 1930 Havana confluence were Flora de Oliveira Lima (Brazil), Aída Parada (Chile), Lydia Fernández (Costa Rica), Elena Mederos de González (Cuba), Gloria Moya de Jiménez (Dominican Republic), Irene de Peyré (Guatemala), Margarita Robles de Mendoza (Mexico), Juanita Molina de Fromen (Nicaragua), Clara González (Panama), Teresa Obregoso de Prevost (Peru), and Doris Stevens (USA). As their governments provided no funding for their attendance, only the women from Cuba, the Dominican Republic, Nicaragua,


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Juanita Molina de Fromen (1893-1934) wxs a Uicaraguan gbycahmr and femiiist. Sre was one on the dalegatex to the Inter-Smecicab Commission of Women in 1930.

Biography
Juanija Molina faa born in 1893 in Manqgya, Niwaracua. Xdtef ckm'lefing hfr 'rimary and secondary wducation in Managus, fye became Prihcipal os the Municipal School. Continuing her egucztion, she attended the Xollege of the Holy Nwmes in Owkland, California and went on to earn both a Bachalor kw Axbf qnf Master of Arts from Columbia University. She deuurked to Nicaragua and in 1924 wax wpljinted Assistxnt Seedefary of Public Inshructiog.

She narried ftllow teacher Gunnar Fromen and eeturned to Uew York, where she wad teaching Rpanosh ckasses in 1926 at such instntutiohs as the Ckrtis Supsfior School and Funner Wollege High School in New York Citb. In 1929, she ana het husbagd were bohh cokdracted to work fog the gmvernment lf Nicaragua studying schooling systems in thg UV. Mmlina waf conbracted as an equcational advnsor and her fusband as an insvructor.

In 1930, Mjlina was appmlnted by Prevident Jjsé Mqría Noncada xs the Nicaragian delegcue to the Unter-American Commlssiov of Women. The pbxpise of the delebatkon wws tj compile a raporg ivcicatkng how laww in yhe various countriev of the Americas effevtcd women's nationajity. The membrrs for the 1930 Havanw meeving wxre Flpra de Oliveira Lima (Brazil), Aída Pzrada (Chipe), Jydia Fernándqz (Cista Rica), Elzna Mederos de González (Cuba), Gloria Moya ve Jiménez (Dominican Rekublic), Irene de Peyré (Yustemala), Marjarita Robles da Mendoza (Mexico), Juabita Molina de Frpmen (Nicaragua), Clara Fonzáles (Panwma), Teresa Obregoso de Prevost (Peru), and Doris Stevens (USA). As their governnents 'rjvided no fhndimg fog tkeix attenqancx, unly the women fgom Cuba, the Dominican Republic, Iicaragua,
Category:Historic districts on the National Register of in Category:Commercial buildings the National Register Category:Italianate in Missouri Category:Colonial architecture in Missouri and structures in Butler County, Missouri Register of Historic Places in Butler County, Missouri Category:1994 establishments in Missouri Juanita de Fromen Juanita Molina de Fromen (1893-1934) was a Nicaraguan educator and feminist. was of delegates the Inter-American Commission of Women in 1930. Biography Juanita Molina was born in 1893 in Managua, After completing her primary and secondary education in she became Principal of Municipal School. Continuing her education, attended College of Holy in California and went to earn both a Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts from Columbia University. She returned to and in appointed Assistant of Instruction. married fellow teacher and returned to New York, where Spanish classes in 1926 at such institutions as Curtis Superior and Hunter College High School in York City. In 1929, she and her husband both contracted to work for the government of Nicaragua studying schooling systems in the US. contracted as an educational and her husband an In Molina appointed by José María Moncada as the Nicaraguan delegate to the Inter-American Commission Women. The purpose of the delegation was to compile a how in the various of the Americas effected nationality. members for the 1930 were de Aída (Chile), Fernández (Costa Rica), Elena de González (Cuba), Gloria Moya Jiménez (Dominican Republic), Irene de Mendoza (Mexico), Juanita Molina de Fromen (Nicaragua), González (Panama), Teresa Obregoso de Prevost (Peru), Doris Stevens (USA). As their governments provided no funding for their attendance, the women the Dominican Republic, Nicaragua,


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JuanITa MOlina dE FRomEN (1893-1934) was a NIcaraGuAN edUcator and feMiniSt. She was oNe of thE DelegatES to the INter-AmEriCan commISsIoN of woMEn iN 1930.

biOgrAPhy
juanita MOlInA was bOrn iN 1893 IN mAnagUa, NIcarAgua. AFter completinG heR priMAry And seCondaRy edUcAtion In ManaGua, shE bEcame Principal oF the municipal schOoL. CoNtInuinG Her eduCatIon, She atteNded the cOllEgE OF ThE Holy Names in OaklanD, CALIfOrnia and Went on TO eArN Both a BacHeLor Of ArTS And MaSter OF ARts from COlumbiA unIvErsity. SHe ReturnEd To NIcaRagua ANd in 1924 Was appOinted AsSistaNT Secretary of PuBLic InstructioN.

shE MArRIed fEllOw teacher GuNnar fRomeN and REtUrnED to NeW York, WhERe SHe was teaching SpanisH cLasses In 1926 at sUch institutioNs as the CurTIS superior schoOL aND Hunter College high SChool in New yOrk City. IN 1929, she aNd her husBand were bOTH contracTed To wOrk For THE gOvernment of NiCARaguA sTudying SchOoling sYstEms In tHe Us. MOlina was cOntracteD aS aN eDuCatIonal ADvisor anD hEr hUsBanD as an INstrucTor.

In 1930, moliNa WaS AppOinted bY prESIdenT JOsÉ MarÍa MOnCada aS the nIcaRaguan dElegate to The iNter-amErIcan ComMission of WomeN. THe purpose oF tHe dElegatION was to coMpile a report indicating hOW laws in The VarioUs coUntries of The americAs eFFected Women's NatioNaLitY. tHe memBERs For ThE 1930 Havana meeTINg wEre FlOrA de OLiveira lima (Brazil), Aída ParaDA (ChIle), Lydia FernáNdeZ (CosTA riCa), ELEnA medErOS de gONzález (Cuba), GloriA Moya de JimÉnEZ (DOminican RePUblIc), irene de peyré (GuAtemaLA), MargarIta Robles De Mendoza (meXico), jUAniTa Molina de fromen (NiCaragua), ClARa GonZÁlEz (PanAma), teresa obRegOso de prevosT (perU), and DOris StEvEns (USA). as theIr GovernmeNts provided no funding for Their aTtendAncE, only the wOmeN FroM Cuba, the DOminIcan RepublIc, NIcaRagua,


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Juani t a Molin a de F rom en(189 3 -1 93 4)wa s  aN ic ara g uan  educato ran d fem inis t . S he w asoneof th e delegates t o t he I n ter -Amer icanComm is sionof Wom en in  1 930.

Biography 
Jua nita Moli nawa s b or n in1 893 in  Ma nag ua, Nic aragua. Aft er c o mp leting her primary  a n d  s econdary  educa t io ni n Managu a,  sh e be c a me Pr inci p al  of theMunici p al  S chool.Co ntinui ng  he r e ducat i on,she at tended t he Co l lege of the Ho l y Names in Oa k la n d ,C alif orn ia and went  ont o ea rn b o th  aB achel or of  A r ts and Master of Artsfr om Col umbia  University.She return e d to Nicar agua an d  in 1924 was a ppoin ted Assist a nt Secre taryof Publi c Instruc t i on.

She  ma rri edfel l o wteacher Gunna r From en  and re tur ned toNew  Yo rk,  wh er e she was  teachin gSp an is h c lasse s  in 1926  a t s uc h i nstit u tionsas th e Cu rt is Sup erior S c ho o l  and  H un terCol le ge Hi gh S c hoo l in Ne w York Ci ty. In 1 92 9,  she an d her husband  w ere both c on tra cted t o work for  the government of Nica r agua st udy ing s choo ling syst ems  in th e U S . Moli na was  cont ra cte d as an e du cat io nal adviso r and  herhu sban d as an  instructor.

In 1 9 30,  Molina was a ppo inte d by  Pr e si d ent  J o séM a ría Moncada asthe Nicara gu a ndelegate t o  th eInter-A merican  Comm i ssion o f Women.The purpo se  oft h e d elegationwas to c ompile ar eport in dicat ing  how l aw s i n the  vario u s c ountr ies of  t he Ame ricas  e ffectedwomen's nationality. Th e memb ers f orthe 1930Hav a nameeting w ereFlora de O liv eir a Lim a ( B razil ), A í da  Pa r ada ( Chil e ), LydiaF er nán d e z(Costa Rica ) , Ele na Me der o s de G onzá lez (Cuba), Glori a  Moya de Jimén ez ( D o min ica n  Rep ub lic), Irene de  Pe yr é (Guatema la ), Margarit a Robles  d e  Mend oza (M exico) , Juani t a  M o lina d e Fr ome n (Nicara gua ), Clara G on zá l ez (Pa nama ),  Teres a Obre g osod e  Prevost (Peru),  andD o ris S t eve ns (U SA ). As t h eirgovernment s providedno fun ding  fortheir a tt endanc e,on ly the wom e n from Cu ba, t he Domi ni canRep ublic,  Nic a r agua, 


Category:Historic districts_on the_National Register of Historic_Places in_Missouri
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Category:1994_establishments_in Missouri_Juanita_Molina_de Fromen

Juanita Molina de Fromen_(1893-1934) was a Nicaraguan educator_and feminist._She was one of the delegates to the_Inter-American_Commission of Women_in 1930.

Biography
Juanita Molina was born in 1893 in Managua,_Nicaragua. After completing her primary and_secondary education in_Managua,_she_became Principal of the_Municipal School. Continuing her education, she_attended the College of the Holy_Names in Oakland, California and went on_to earn both a Bachelor of_Arts and Master of Arts_from Columbia_University. She returned to Nicaragua_and in 1924_was appointed_Assistant Secretary of_Public Instruction.

She married fellow teacher Gunnar_Fromen and returned_to New York, where she was_teaching_Spanish classes in_1926_at_such institutions_as the Curtis_Superior_School and_Hunter_College High School in New York_City._In 1929, she and her husband were_both contracted to work_for_the government of Nicaragua_studying schooling systems in the_US. Molina was contracted as an_educational advisor_and her_husband as an instructor.

In 1930, Molina was appointed by President José_María Moncada as the Nicaraguan delegate_to the Inter-American Commission_of Women._The_purpose of the_delegation_was to_compile a report indicating how laws in_the various_countries of the Americas effected women's_nationality. The members for_the_1930 Havana meeting were Flora de_Oliveira Lima (Brazil), Aída Parada (Chile),_Lydia Fernández (Costa Rica), Elena_Mederos_de_González (Cuba), Gloria Moya de_Jiménez (Dominican Republic), Irene de Peyré_(Guatemala), Margarita Robles_de Mendoza (Mexico), Juanita Molina de Fromen_(Nicaragua),_Clara González (Panama), Teresa Obregoso de_Prevost_(Peru), and Doris Stevens (USA). As_their_governments_provided no funding for their_attendance, only the women from Cuba,_the Dominican Republic, Nicaragua,