Elks Lodge contributes to veterans year round

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Card drives, Veterans Day brunch, Veterans Day and Christmas gifts for local veterans and donations to the Mt. Vernon Veterans Home are just a few of the ways the Elks are supporting local veterans. (1) Pictured are Jeni Garten wrapping a gift. (2) Pictured visiting the Mt. Vernon Veterans Home were, left to right, Amber Stout, Clayton Bell, David Klopenborg, Lloyd Pierson, Catherine Pierson, Wayne Johnston and Walter Powell.


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