Mount Pulaski NHS students partner
with Clark’s Kettle Corn to raise money for township historical
museum
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[March 18, 2021]
The National Honor Society students of Mount Pulaski High School
wanted to do something for the community. They chose to host a
fundraiser to help the Mount Pulaski Township Historical Museum.
The students partnered with Clark’s Kettle Corn. On a cold, windy
Sunday afternoon, the group popped, bagged, and sold over 100 bags
of kettle corn. The National Honor Society group raised $500.00 for
the museum. The MPTHM appreciates the donation and the work of this
great group of teenagers! Also, a big thank you goes to the Clark
family for their participation in this project!
Pictured are left to right back row: Daniel Phillips, Chloe Olson,
Alexia Davis, Rylan Lindley, Grant Davis. Front row: Aidan
Schneider, Jaycie Doerr, and Mary Ann Radtke, chairperson of the
MPTHM.
Not pictured but helped: Elana Bruns, Cassidy Clark, Riley May,
Rowan Adams, and Bobby McDonough. Michele Clark is the NHS sponsor.
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The museum will be opening in April. Hours of operation are 12 p.m. - 4 p.m.
Thursday-Saturday. The museum is opened the months of April through October.
[Renee Martin
Mt. Pulaski Courthouse Site Manager]
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