Oregon Jerusalem Historical Society

Preserving the History of Our Community
News & Coming Events
 

Upcoming Schedule of Events

 

 

Date Time Event
 March 16      7:00 pm General Meeting        
 April13      7:00 pm  Trustee Meeting
 May13  12:00 pm  Spring Tea
 May 18  7:00 pm  General Meeting   

 

  News We Would Like To Share

 

MARCH GENERAL MEETING

Our next general meeting is March 16th at 7:00 p.m..  The guest speaker will be Larry Michaels, author of  “Streets of Toledo.”    Larry will present a slideshow on the streets from 1930-1970.  Invite a friend to join you and come to enjoy an interesting evening about local history.    Projects for 2010 will be announced at the meeting and refreshments will be served.

JOURNALING 101 WORKSHOP IN APRIL

An excerpt from member Betty Metz’s personal journal:    I was reading a book today in which a little sub-title line was under the large numerical number at the beginning of each chapter.  The one that caught my attention right away read, COMING OF AGE.  The main character was a teenager in this chapter in the time line of the book.  Makes me wonder….”when did I come of age”?  Instantly, a memory from my 13th year came to mind as if it were yesterday.  Our neighbors had a relative staying with them.  A good lookin’ young man with curly dark hair.  I think his name was ………………. 

Writing about your life is easier than you think.  If you have ever considered keeping a journal or diary but have put it off . . . or perhaps you are a seasoned journal keeper, (or anywhere in between) please join me for this 4 week workshop.

 The $10.  charge to register will be donated to the Historical Society.  I can promise you an enjoyable introduction to journaling and/or interesting new ways to enjoy your journal keeping.  Every Wednesday at 10 a.m. we will spend about one hour together.  Leave a legacy on paper for your family.

  
SPRING TEA PLANNED AT BRANDVILLE

 

The date is set!  May 13th we will be enjoying speaker Beatrix Potter at our fourth Historical First Ladies’ tea.  Jeanette Mlynek and Betty Metz, tea chairpersons, would be so happy to hear from any of our members who would like to be part of the planning, preparing, or serving of the proper tea.  Served at noon, we once again expect a full sellout of the available 48 reservations.  It is not too early to call Bonnie Olson to make your reservation.  We encourage those who receive the newsletter to do so before it is advertised to the public.  Cost will again be $16.  With the tea being the week of Mother’s Day, why not give your mother the perfect gift of bringing her  to a proper tea.

 


 

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