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The November 21, 2011 MHPS meeting minutes summarized the following: 1) Treasurer's report showed $5,959.98 in money market and $4,830.57 in regular accounts. Report was approved. 2) The recent festival was a success and a supply list was made for next year's event. 3) Help is needed for the December 2nd Night of Lights event. 4) A slate of officers for 2012 was presented and will be voted on in January, including Carl Patty for President, Joan Kearns for Vice President, and Mary Margaret Galdes for Treasurer.
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The Murrysville Historical and Preservation Society held their November meeting with 16 members present. They started with the pledge of allegiance and a presentation about the American flag. Members then properly folded the flag. The treasurer reported total assets of $11,847.84. Discussion was held regarding membership brochures and emblems. Plans were made for the society to participate in the town's Christmas parade. A web site and program committee were also discussed. The next meeting will be in January with no December meeting.
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The document is a single line stating "NO MEETING HELD IN DECEMBER, 2011". This indicates that no meeting took place in the month of December 2011. No further details are provided about what type of meeting was scheduled or what organization it involves.
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The document indicates that no meeting was held in December 2011. It provides a brief statement with no additional context or details about what type of meeting was supposed to occur or who was involved. In just one sentence, it conveys that a meeting did not take place during the specified month.
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The MHPS August 15, 2011 meeting summary:
1) The Secretary and Treasurer reports were provided, including current financial balances and new members.
2) Updates were given on the website/Facebook, historian scrapbook collection, and newsletter format.
3) Congratulations were given to Pete Geiger for receiving the French Legion of Honor Medal.
4) Plans were discussed for upcoming Community Day and Festival events, including insurance quotes and vendor layouts.
5) The meeting concluded with discussions on mapping for a potential gas well application and chocolate mix sales.
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The minutes summarize an MHPS meeting that took place on April 18, 2011. It lists the attendees and notes that Rolla Summerhill gave a presentation on family history. The regular meeting began at 8:30 PM. The secretary's minutes were approved. The treasurer was absent but $50 had been collected from a book sale. Two new members were announced. Plans were discussed for a Harvest Festival in October and coupon days at local restaurants to raise funds. A child identification program was proposed for the festival. A motorhome association program was offered but a venue must be found. The meeting adjourned at 9:20 PM.
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