Shriners Make Plans To Ring Bells

November 15, 2024 at 5:41 p.m.
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The Kosciusko County Shrine Club recently met for their monthly meeting to make plans to ring bells for The Salvation Army on Saturday, Dec. 14. Pictured (L to R) are, front row: Roger Laird, Donnie Smith, Roger Allen, Gene Meade, Tom Clemons, Jerry Aylor and Jeff Kinsey, president; back row: Jim Brennan, Randal Riner, Scott Wallace, Nathan Ousley, Clayton Ousley, Todd Speicher and Jerry Kreger. The Shriners have rung bells for many years for The Salvation Army and also supported with toys and gifts for children over the years. Individuals, groups, churches and business can sign up at registertoring.com.


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The Kosciusko County Shrine Club recently met for their monthly meeting to make plans to ring bells for The Salvation Army on Saturday, Dec. 14. Pictured (L to R) are, front row: Roger Laird, Donnie Smith, Roger Allen, Gene Meade, Tom Clemons, Jerry Aylor and Jeff Kinsey, president; back row: Jim Brennan, Randal Riner, Scott Wallace, Nathan Ousley, Clayton Ousley, Todd Speicher and Jerry Kreger. The Shriners have rung bells for many years for The Salvation Army and also supported with toys and gifts for children over the years. Individuals, groups, churches and business can sign up at registertoring.com.

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