SWALLOW CLIFF CHAPTER
NATIONAL SOCIETY DAUGHTERS
OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION
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Palos Heights is situated on the forest
preserve of Cook County. Thousands of birds nested in the burrows they dug in
the almost vertical face of the cliff as they sought a deep ravine some
hundreds of years ago. This was known as the Swallow Cliff outcrop of Newman
Creek, part of the Moraine Valley Driftless
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Chapter
Officers 2007-2009
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Regent: |
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1st Vice
Regent: |
Marria D. Elliott Blinn |
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Chaplain: |
Diane Hoge Rosengren |
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Recording Secretary: |
Ruth Baldwin Williams |
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Corresponding
Secretary: |
Nancy L. Ray Dobner |
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Treasurer: |
Linda Wilkins Siegel |
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Registrar: |
Gloria Jean Perkins Flathom |
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Historian |
Marilyn Halverson Earnest |
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Librarian: |
Jane Rosa Mann Fulghum |
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Honorary Regent |
Marilyn Halverson Earnest |
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Honorary Regent |
Virginia Lee Helderman |
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Honorary Regent |
Gloria Jean Perkins Flathom |
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Honorary Regent |
Barbara Ann Kleinhenz Dillon |
Chapter
Meetings
Our meetings
are held the 3rd Saturday of the month at 1:00 p.m.
For information about membership in our chapter
Contact: Gloria Flathom gflathom@comcast.net
Webmaster: Cathy
Carlton webmaster@ildar.org
Web page last updated 18 Oct 2008.
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