Club News 02.20.21

March 19, 2021 at 10:19 p.m.
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Thursday Bridge Club Met

The Thursday Bridge Club met at Richard’s Restaurant with Paulene Holderman as hostess.

Winners were  Duane Huffer, Peggy Wilson and Carol Freeman.



Winona LIterary Club Heard From KCH CFO

WINONA LAKE – The Winona Literary Club met Wednesday at the Robin Hood Community Center with 23 members and three guests presents.

The musical guest was Chuck Josey, chief financial officer at Kosciusko Community Hospital. He played many different styles and areas of music, such as classical, hymns and movie themes.

Paula Ibach gave a book review of “Everything in Its Time” by Jenna Bush Hager. Hager shared many essays as to seasons of love and loss.

The business meeting consisted of minutes, financial report and courtesy report. The next meeting will be March 31.

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Thursday Bridge Club Met

The Thursday Bridge Club met at Richard’s Restaurant with Paulene Holderman as hostess.

Winners were  Duane Huffer, Peggy Wilson and Carol Freeman.



Winona LIterary Club Heard From KCH CFO

WINONA LAKE – The Winona Literary Club met Wednesday at the Robin Hood Community Center with 23 members and three guests presents.

The musical guest was Chuck Josey, chief financial officer at Kosciusko Community Hospital. He played many different styles and areas of music, such as classical, hymns and movie themes.

Paula Ibach gave a book review of “Everything in Its Time” by Jenna Bush Hager. Hager shared many essays as to seasons of love and loss.

The business meeting consisted of minutes, financial report and courtesy report. The next meeting will be March 31.
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