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Nokomis Chapter

National Society
Daughters of the American Revolution

Rhinelander, WI
  

 

Chapter Regents 1970-Current
Chapter Regents Service                            
Lorraine Englert (Mrs. Frank) 1970-1973
Helen Scheel (Mrs. Arnold) 1973-1974
Dorothy Sweberg (Mrs. John) 1974-1977
Dorothy Taege (Mrs. Weldon) 1977-1980
Dorothy Taege (Mrs. Weldon) 1980-1983
Christine Werres (Mrs. Robert) 1983-1986
Christine Werres (Mrs. Robert) 1986-1989
Mary Jane Avery (Mrs. John) 1989-1991
Irma Brandner (Mrs. Phillip) 1991-1992
Dorothy Taege (Mrs. Weldon) 1992-1995
Barbara Novak (Mrs. Jules) 1995-1998
Barbara Novak (Mrs. Jules) 1998-1999
Elizabeth Sykes (Mrs. Homer) 1999-2001
Barbara Novak (Mrs. Jules) 2001-2004
Dee Hathaway (Mrs. Mike) 2004-2005
Mary Jane Wileman (Mrs. Thomas) 2005-2007
Joanne Spinner (Mrs. Gerald) 2007-2010


DAR Facts

Founded: October 11, 1890, incorporated 1896 by an Act of Congress

Mission: To promote historic preservation, education, and patriotism

Motto: God, Home, Country

Membership: 168,000 members, 3,000 chapters in all 50 states and Washington, D.C., International chapters in Australia, Austria,The Bahamas, Bermuda, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Spain, and the United Kingdom. More than 836,000 women have joined the DAR since it was founded.

Management: Policy for the Society is made by the National Board of Management composed of the President General, 11 Executive Officers, 21 Vice Presidents General, and 53 State Regents. The National Board of Management meets six times a year at DAR Headquarters in Washington, DC.

Continental Congress: The DAR annual national meeting is named after the original Continental Congress that governed the American colonies. DAR Continental Congress attracts over 3,000 members to Washington, D.C., each summer.

Become a Member

Eligibility for Membership: Any woman 18 years or older, regardless of race, religion, or ethnic background, who can prove lineal descent from a patriot of the American Revolution, is eligible.

Ways to learn more about DAR membership:

1) Visit the DAR web site (www.dar.org) to read about steps to membership and to fill out a prospective membership form,

2) Talk to local DAR chapter members in your area,

3)E-mail inquiries to prospectivemembers@dar.org