Quarterly Newsletter
|
||
http://www.mogenweb.org/webster/wchs.html | June 1999 | Volume 1 Number 2 |
Martha McGrath to be honored by Society
The next regular monthly meet-ing of the Webster County His-torical Society will be held Tuesday, June 22, at 7:00 P.M. in the Webster County History Museum. This will be a special meeting similar to the one held in March, where we honored Mr. C. E. Boulson. The So-ciety would like to continue to honor those who have contributed their out-standing work to preserve the history of Webster county. The recipient of the honor for June's meeting will be Martha Mc-Grath, of Marshfield. Mrs. McGrath has written several articles and edited many others for the Webster County Historical Society Journals, and has had several articles featured in the Springfield and Marshfield newspa-pers. Her contributions toward recording and preserving the history of our county will be remembered for many years. Make plans to attend this special meeting as we show our appreciation to Mrs. McGrath. MEETING DATES FOR
THE NEXT QUARTER ARE: June 22 July 27 August 24
The Webster County Historical Society has formed a Century Club for those who would like to make a tax-deductible donation of $100 or more. Donors' flames will be displayed on a plaque in the entryway of the museum. Donations may also be made In the name of a family member to commemorate their place in the history of Webster County. Annual membership dues are $5; you can become a lifetime member for $50. |
The Book Report
Great news! The long-awaited Webster County History book should be complete by the time of the June meeting. Volunteers for unpacking and sorting would be welcome. Please call Paulene Dyche at 859-7700 if you are available.
The Future of History The Society continues to receive requests for information by mail, phone, and through our website, with a total of 77 since September. In addition to genealogy, these inquiries have led to the sale of nearly 40 journals and several History Books. We have had 443 visitors to our website since January and 66 visitors to the newsletter since April. The Historical Society was recently added to The Marshfield MAIL Web page as an informational piece under their non-profit organization Community Web Site. At this site, visitors can obtain information about our meetings and our web address. The Society was host to about 100 members of the Hubbell Family Historical Society on Saturday, June 12, during their visit to the Marshfield area. The group dedicated a plaque at the Hubble Telescope replica on the courthouse lawn, then were our guests for refresh-ments and a tour of the Webster County Historical Museum. |
The following is a listing of those who have paid their 1999 membership dues: Joe and Billie Arthur Diana Bamett Dan Beckner Linda Blazer Mike and Cathy Brown Wilma Bumgamer Willis and Ruby Case Homer and Louise Caughran Leota Clair Randy Clair Larry Copley Doris Denby Dale and Carol Denney Paulene Dyche Howard and Marion Filmer Jan Gallagher Anne Cantrell Gosinski Talton and Paula Greer Russell and Laura Gregory Mary Ann Hall Joanna Hartman John Haywood Mariona Henshaw Swede and Merge Hjelmeng Don Hubbell Juanita Hyatt Paul Ipock John and Connie Johnson Lena Jump Paul and Lorenda Jump Anita Keeling Donnie Kendrick August Krueger J D and Vi Little Bill and Martha Marlin Mabel Masters Crump McClure Metropolitan National Bank, Marshfield Dr. John Moore Loretta Morris Steve and Ruby Page Peoples Bank Connie Perryman Don and Leona Rost Annalise Russell Bess Scott Patricia Schreiner James Skidmore Stan Sowers Suzanne Thorns Ramona Napier-Tucker Vicki Vinyard Debra Welch-Kegerris Pauline Wertz Velma West Stanley Whitehurst Barbara Wylie Betty Young Bid Young Welcome to our newest members!
|
SPECIAL THANKS TO THIS QUARTER'S SPONSOR, PEOPLE'S BANK OF ROGERSVILLE |