Nay-Osh-Ing Chapter, NSDAR

Origin of Our Chapter

Organized in 1973, the chapter selected the Chippewa name Nay-osh-ing meaning "the point." Located on the Wisconsin River just north of Stevens Point, this point was important because it was the first site north of Petenwell Rock in Adams County where the Indians were able to cross the river on foot or horseback because of a rock formation, on an underwater ledge which stretches across the river.

Chapter Officers

Chapter Regent	Doris Dahlke
Vice Regent	Betty Andringa
Chaplain	Joanne Hagen
Recording Secretary	Shannon Moore
Corresponding Secretary	Martha Marquardt
Treasurer	Lisa Hansen
Registrar	Hope Neidling
Historian	Susan Hopfensperger
Librarian	Vera Duesterbeck
Parliamentarian	Hope Neidling

DAR Membership Requirements:
Any woman 18 years or older, regardless of race, religion, or ethnic background, who can prove lineal descent from a man or woman patriot of the American Revolution, who, with unfailing loyalty to the cause of American independence, served as a sailor, a soldier, or civil officer in one of the several Colonies or States, or in the United Colonies or States, or as a recognized patriot, or rendered material aid thereto.

For Information about Joining DAR:
DAR chapter meetings are always open to prospective members.

We extend an invitation to visit us at one of our meetings August through May. (Wednesday night once a month in Plover, WI)
Please contact the chapter regent for more information.

Thank you for visiting our website and showing an interest in the WSDAR Nay-osh-ing Chapter.


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