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Body Members of Chapter AE of P.E.O. International gathered at a local coffee shop for their January meeting, with Christy Eichholz serving as hostess and Ann Zavy as co-hostess.

Body Lamplighters OHCE met recently at Mount Zion Global Methodist Church, with Carol Stine calling the meeting to order.Donna Wehmuller read a devotional titled “Growing Pains.”Reports from Maxine Little and Patricia Morrison were read and accepted.

Body Okarche High School December Lion and Lioness honorees are seniors Lane Rother and Hannah Carnott.OHS December Students of the Month are Hudson Mueggenborg, Kate Baustert, Chloe Rother, Court Sumrall, Chase Parham and Jaxon Riedlinger.

Body The El Reno Wranglers met recently for their first meeting of the year, with Julie Huber opening the meeting.Club queen Trisha Duncan led in the flag salute, while Gary Sorrells offered prayer before the potluck supper.There were 24 members present.

Body The Underwood Club of Oklahoma Home and Community Education met recently in the home of Renee’ Schweitzer for a luncheon meeting. Other members attending were Ann Ricketts, Vicki Duncan, Michele Winters, Janan Fletcher, Delpha Miklautsch and Bernita Davis.

Body Okarche November Students of the Month are Cody Stoner, Lane Rother, Lizzy Schwarz, Will Kroener, Hadley Rankin and Avery Treece.OHS November Lion and Lioness honorees are seniors Easton Roby and Ally Baustert.

Body Crafton Tull Foundation has awarded Blessing Baskets a $2,000 grant.The Crafton Tull Foundation supports community service initiatives of Crafton Tull employees by pooling their resources and directing them to charitable organizations that resonate with their team members.

Body Riverside December Citizens of the Month are Sage Tosh, Brantlee Findley, Makay Wooten, Korbyn Kraft, Carolyn Trujillo, Samuel Powell and Lyric Lehman.

Body The Riverside November Citizens of the Month are Guillermo Garcia, Malachi Lockler, Jewel Hensley, Gael Saldana, Camrynn Foster, Braxton Camp and Annaleigh Trujillo.

Body Hugh O’Brian Youth Leadership (HOBY) is an international organization that inspires and develops high school students to become leaders in their communities through leadership programs and workshops.