Greenwood Chapter OES
Several members met at Easy Street Café for dinner prior to the July 1 meeting.
Theme information for the evening was on Hawaii, our Aloha state. Worthy Matron, Robyn Moellenberg, said
Aloha can mean hello or goodbye, love or affection. The spirit of Aloha helps to create positive
feelings and thoughts and to treat all people with care and respect.
Additional information was given on Hawaii’s counties, the USS Arizona Memorial, Kona coffee,
unification, Iolani Palace, Mauna Kea, native plants and trees.
A brief memorial was held for Helen Welsh, a 99-year-old member who passed away in May.
The Moonlighters Club planned to meet at the Moellenberg home on July 15 for a cookout.
We have an opportunity to join with another group for a July 19 Mud Hens game. Contact the Moellenbergs
immediately at (419)352-1007 if you are interested.
The annual Masonic picnic will be held at the Masonic Shelter House in city park on Aug. 23. Yard games
and music will be provided starting at 2:00 with meal time around 5:00. Meat and table service will be
provided. Bring a potluck dish to share.
The district Grand Pages and Grand Aides will be honored on September 4 at the Perrysburg Masonic
Building beginning at 7:30 p.m.
The next stated meeting on Aug. 5 will honor those members receiving milestone pins and our scholarship
recipient. Dinner in the dining room will begin at 6:15.
Pemberville Legion Auxiliary
The Pemberville Legion Auxiliary met with 10 members and one guest.
Jim Brinker, post commander, presented some remodeling ideas for the legion hall.
Thank yous were read from Marge Cox and Morgan Getz.
The treasurer’s books were audited. A $50 donation was given to Arlene Layman for luminaries for the
Relay for Life at Portage Valley Otterbein. A motion was made by Marti Zeek and seconded by Mary
Busdeker.
Several members gathered at Denise Conrad’s home in Woodville to put labels on her water bottles that she
was giving away at the auxiliary department convention July 10-13.
Denise was elected second vice president of the women’s auxiliary for the state of Ohio.
Susan Maston is the women’s department president and Martha Setlock is first vice president. The unit
brought home many awards also.
Members that went to convention were Denise Conrad, Gwen Schroeder-Zulch, Mary Busdeker, Marti Zeek,
Brenda Schnitker and Sally Haas.
Election of officers was held in May. Schroeder-Zulch will be president, Carolyn Borcheding first vice
president, Mary Busdeker second vice president, Denise Conrad treasurer, Joanne Busdeker secretary, Anne
Michel chaplain, and Sally Hass, sergeant at arms.
Volunteers for the fair are needed, call Denise Conrad or Joanne Busdeker, or leave a message at the
legion hall.
Food prices for the fair were discussed and some were changed. Homemade pies are needed for Aug. 13. Take
them to the food tent that morning and sign in.
The meeting was then adjourned and Brenda Schnitker and Marilyn Starkey served dessert.