Heard Chapter No. 94
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
70 Topsfield Road
Ipswich, MA
Stated Meetings, First Tuesday of each month
Except July and August
1068th Stated Meeting
Tuesday, February 7, 2012
7:30 p.m.
BUSINESS MEETING
To receive petitions, reports of committees,
and transact such other business as may legally come before the Chapter.
INSTALLATION
The Installation of Associate Conductress
OFFICERS ATTIRE
Ladies to wear white gowns
Gentlemen to wear tuxes with white shirts and black ties w
GREETERS
All Officers of Heard Chapter
MEMORIAL SERVICE
Sisters and Brothers who entered their eternal rest in 2011
Initiated Called Home
Sister Carolyn Navarro December 18, 1956 May 2011
Sister Dorothy Buxton September 19, 1988 May 29, 2011
Sister Elizabeth B. Cook September 4, 1956 August 7, 2011
Sister Dorothy E. Nichols June 20, 1974 August 26, 2011
Sister Florence Perrone December 2, 1958 November 7, 2011
Brother Edmund Hodgen March 20, 1980 (MW 21) November 30, 2011
COLLATION
Sister Pam Gerlach, P.M. and friends
MARCH MEETING
Annual and Election of Officers.
Please make every effort to attend to support your Chapter and its officers.
TO OUR SICK AND SHUT-INS
Even though we can’t be with you right now
We hope you know we are thinking of you
and hoping you feel better each day!!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
Wishing you a day of gladness and goodness and a day of special joy!
STUFFED ANIMALS
We will continue to collect stuffed animals for one of our special projects this year. Please bring them to the meeting and we will give them to the proper people. This simple project has brought smiles to many in our area.
OUR SERVICEMAN
There will be three boxes of articles going out to our serviceman in February.
FROM THE EAST
Carl and I thank all who came ‘Hawaiian’ and hope you all enjoyed your trip to Hawaii right here in Ipswich!
May cards and chocolate be coming your way!
And maybe a hut or two are wished on this special day just for you!!
We wish you all a very Happy Valentine’s day!
Please remember to notify the Visiting and Relief Committees
of any illness, joy or sorrow.
The doors to Heard Chapter are always open to visitors from Sister Chapters.
REMEMBER all of our Service Men and Women in your everyday prayers!
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Mrs. Janice H. Guilford, PM Worthy Matron |
Mr. Carl Kersting, PP Worthy Patron |
Miss Kathryn E. Olmsted, Past Matron
Secretary
The Banquet hall of the Masonic Lodge in Ipswich is available to rent.
Please contact Janet Ramsdell 978-4653745 for information.
OFFICERS
2011 - 2012
| Worthy Matron |
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Mrs. Janice H. Guilford, PM |
| Worthy Patron |
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Mr. Carl F. Kerstine, PP |
| Associate Matron |
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Mrs. Cynthia D. Kersting, PM |
| Associate Patron |
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Mr. George K. Haile, PP |
| Secretary |
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Miss Kathryn E. Olmsted, PM |
| Treasurer |
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Mrs. Patricia A. Garland, PM |
| Conductress |
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Mrs. Nancy L. Haile, PM |
| Associate Conductress |
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| Chaplain |
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Mrs. Phyllis J. Sukach, PM |
| Marshal |
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| Organist |
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| Adah |
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| Ruth |
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Mrs. Kimberly A. Potts |
| Esther |
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Mrs. Doris T. Donahue, PM |
| Martha |
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Mrs. Emeline S. Liacos |
| Electa |
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| Warder |
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Mr. John I. Donahue, PP |
| Sentinel |
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TRUSTEES
Janet Lemnah - 2012
Thelma M. Ryan - 2012
Phyllis J. Sukach, P.M. - 2014
FINANCE COMMITTEE
VISITING/RELIEF COMMITTEE
Mrs. Janice H. Guilford, P.M., Worthy Matron
Mr. Carl F. Kersting, P.P., Worthy Patron
Mrs. Cynthia D. Kersting, PM, Associate Matron
Mr. George K. Haile, PP, Associate Patron
SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE
Mrs. Cheryl B. Knney - 2012
Mrs. Phylis J. Sukach, P.M. - 2013
AUDITING COMMITTEE
Mrs. Alberta A. Amberman
Mr. John W. Slade
ISADORE FORBES BENEVOLENT FUND
CHARITABLE FOUNDATION
Mrs. Doris T. Donahue, P.M.
EDUCATION FUND
Miss Virginia D. Player, P.M.
MEMBERSHIP CHAIRPERSON
Mrs. Janet Lemnah
HEARD CHAPTER NO. 94
Instituted: December 27, 1904
Constituted: June 27, 1905
Apparently this Chapter has taken its name for the Heard family of Ipswich. The Masonic Lodge is John T. Heard Lodge. Mr. Heard was a wealthy sea captain in the China trade by clipper ships and the family was one of the first to settle in the town.
