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Organizations: Greenwood OES (05-10-12) |
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Thursday, 10 May 2012 09:08 |
Greenwood Order of Eastern Star
Courtney Boswell, daughter of Worthy Matron Robyn Moellenberg, received the degrees of the Order at the chapter's inspection held on May 1.
In keeping with her national parks theme, Moellenberg told a legend of the Sleeping Bear Dunes, a national lake-shore park in northern Michigan.
Special guests in attendance were Ronald Keller, the associate grand patron of the Grand Chapter of Ohio and the deputy grand matron of District 6, Jane Credicott, who served as the inspecting officer.
The distinguished guests were greeted with humorous Mother's Day quotes.
The reception was served by the district associate matrons to 49 members and visitors.
The chapter's next meeting will be June 6.
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Organizations: Troy-Webster Legion Auxiliary (05-09-12) |
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Wednesday, 09 May 2012 08:55 |
LUCKEY - President Lila James opened the May 2 auxiliary meeting with 15 members and one guest present.
Guest Wendy Thornton, wife of the Boy Scout leader in Luckey, said that the Scouts gathering will again be held this year, May 17-19, but it has grown and this year will be moved to Basic Park. People are needed to judge the food entries for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Breakfast judges should be at Basic Park by 8 a.m. Lunch is at noon and dinner at 5. Five or six judges are needed for each meal.
The Mother's Day dinner will be held May 13.
Help is needed on May 25 to prepare food for a dinner at the hall on May 26. Please volunteer.
Shirley Davis, membership, reported that the unit has 157 members, with the 2012 goal being l67.
Veteran made poppies will be offered to the public on May 18 and 19. A sheet was passed around for members to pick a time to distribute poppies.
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Organizations: Pemberville Mental Culture Club & Mid Morning Belles (05-05-12) |
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Saturday, 05 May 2012 07:41 |
Pemberville Mental Culture Club
PEMBERVILLE - 21 members of the Mental Culture Club and their guests enjoyed a fine dinner and conversation at Dyer's Family Dinning restaurant in Bowling Green April 10.
Hostesses Karen Schultz and Penny Truman introduced the evening's entertainment, the Hot Flashes, from Pemberville. The group sang hit songs from the 1950s and '60s in close harmony. But it was the Hot Flashes' witty running commentary that made the evening so fun.
Mary Kuhlman will host the next meeting on May 8.
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Organizations: Laureate Gamma Sigma (05-02-12) |
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Wednesday, 02 May 2012 08:56 |
Laureate Gamma Sigma chapter holds Founders Day
Laureate Gamma Sigma of Beta Sigma Phi met at The China restaurant in Bowling Green for lunch in observance of the 80th Founders Day. All members were present along with guest Geraldine Emmons.
Donna Lambert opened her house after lunch for the Founders Day program, meeting and installation of officers.
Lambert read the Founders Day pledge and the message from International was read by Judy Robinson. The new theme for 2012-2013 is "You're Among Friends."
Jacquelyn Shank gave the reflections for the 2011-2012 listing all the activities for the year.
Shank, Robinson and Janice Kaiser had perfect attendance for the year.
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Organizations: Greenwood Chapter, OES (05-01-12) |
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Tuesday, 01 May 2012 09:09 |
The April 17 chapter meeting was preceded by a 6:30 dinner prepared by Denise Zephier.
Theme information given by Worthy Matron Robyn Moellenberg told of the construction of the Washington Monument. Started as early as 1783, plans evolved from an equestrian statue to a tomb and finally to the obelisk we see today. The monument opened to the public in 1888, more than 100 years from inception.
A brief memorial service was held for Brenda Shepherd who was initiated April 7, 1981 and for Frances Newby who was initiated in Stuttgart, Germany in 1958. She transferred her membership to Greenwood in 1959.
Penny Wymer was chosen to serve a three-year term on the Audit Committee.
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