Hannah Luther Bosworth DAR

05/26/2026

05/25/2026

Truly humbled to commemorate Memorial Day by paying tribute to the brave men and women who sacrificed everything for our nation.🇺🇸The Hannah Luther Bosworth chapter proudly marched in the Strongsville parade and participated in the solemn ceremony to honor the ultimate heroes. Member Holli Barnett was invited to speak. And members Pam Campbell and Jessica Dzik manned our Wreaths Across America table. We were all very heartened by the presence of so many children at the ceremony who will carry on the Memorial Day tradition of remembrance.

05/02/2026

At our May chapter meeting and luncheon, Chapter Regent Jessica Dzik presented Kenneth Stahurski, U.S. Army Specialist E-4 & Vietnam Veteran, with a certificate of appreciation for his service, courage and sacrifices. Our chapter also recognizes his continued support and service to the veteran community. Several members of the American Legion were in attendance to see Mr. Stahurski receive his recognition.

05/02/2026

During our May Luncheon we installed our new board and said “Thank you” to our outgoing board members.

05/02/2026

So pretty!

Dear Daughters,
Thank you so much for your kind comments. Production has begun, and we will bring them to Congress. To place an order, please email us at [email protected] and let us know which NSDAR chapter you belong to.
Best regards, Catherine

04/17/2026

The speaker at our April chapter meeting was Junior member Sarah Giddings. She taught us about “Kitsuke: The Art of Dressing in Kimono.” Sarah spent a semester in Japan while in college and not only learned about the traditions of Kimono but also started collecting vintage kimonos. During her presentation she shared her collection and also demonstrated how to properly wear kimono. Also at our March meeting, member Pam Campbell showed us the handmade quilt she received at OSDAR State Conference. It’s in recognition of her service in the U.S. military and was bestowed on her as part of DAR’s Quilts of Valor program. Congratulations Pam!

03/11/2026

At our March chapter meeting the speaker was chapter member Holli Barnett who spoke on Needlework Through the American Revolution.
Holli is a gifted needlework enthusiast who started cross-stitching at just 7 years old. In 2025, Holli’s counted cross stitch won first place in the DAR Arts Competition sponsored by The American Heritage Committee at OSDAR State Conference. She won first place at State in 2024, and 3rd place at National in 2025.
During her talk, Holli displayed pictures of needlework from the Revolutionary time period.

02/11/2026

The speaker at our February chapter meeting was Mary Chase, State Regent, Ohio Society Daughters of the American Colonists.
Mary spoke about the Ohio Society’s partnership with Challenge America to bring a Virtual Music Therapy Retreat to Ohio for military veterans suffering from PTSD or Military Sexual Trauma. The program uses music to help veterans deal with and heal from their trauma.
🇺🇸Learn more about Challenge America here: https://www.challengeamerica.com/

01/18/2026

The speaker at our January chapter meeting was Brian Feron, President of the Medina County Historical Society. He shared with us the process of how the Historical Society spearheaded the research, writing and printing of the book “Voices of the Revolutionary War. Remembering Our Patriots in Medina County.”
The book documents and tells the stories of more than two dozen Revolutionary War patriots who settled in Medina County after the war. The book was made possible thanks to a grant from America 250 which helps celebrate our country’s susqucentennial in 2026.
Interested in purchasing a book? They are available for $10 through the Medina Historical Society. There is also a PDF version available.