Lebanon County Council of Republican Women

11/20/2025

Dawn Blauch presented Sally Neuin with a proclamation for her retirement at our meeting on 11/13. Congratulations Sally!!

05/07/2025

This evening we also had one of our members Vanessa Buzy speak to us about her new role as President of the Pennsylvania Pro-Life Federation - Lebanon chapter.
Tonight she spoke about her new role and the hopes the chapter has in making a difference within our county.
They are here to promote pro-family values, while supporting the value of pre-born lives and to inform people about what is going on in the movement while being a liaison, promoting local resources and organizations that provide hands-on assistance to mothers in need of immediate support.

Today, she shared detailed facts about the formation of a child from conception and brought more awareness to how our new chapter wants to reach people of various age groups to be more knowledgeable when it comes to making decisions or helping someone else make an important decision of preserving life.
Feel free to follow and stay informed below at the page linked.
Pennsylvania Pro-Life Federation - Lebanon
If you're interested in joining the movement feel free to reach out to Vanessa at
[email protected]

05/07/2025

This evening we gave out two scholarships for two students from the Northern Lebanon School District. We commend them on their excellent essays and hard work.
Pictured below is our Vice President Ruth Ann Schlegel, Benjamin and Alexandra.

1st prize Benjamin Clemmer
2nd prize Alexandra Spangler

Once again we applaud you both for a job well done. 👏

03/05/2025

Here is Barb Seifert with Sarah Bair from the Myerstown Community Library. This is the book Ballots for Belva we donated throughout Lebanon County for educational purposes. Inspiring young minds to read and learn about our voting history rights.

03/05/2025

LCCRW President Dawn Blauch and Vice President Ruthann Schlegel delivered all the donations collected at last nights Candidates Night to Lebanon County Christian Ministries. Thank you again to all who attended our event and donated Diapers and baby wipes. We appreciate all of you.

03/05/2025

All donations will be delivered to Lebanon County Christian Ministries.
Once again, thank you to everyone for your thoughtful and helpful donations in helping our children in Lebanon County!

03/05/2025

These are the candidates that spoke this evening.
We had Ann Marie Wheatcraft PAGOP endorsed candidate for superior Court.
Tony Pearson, Palmyra Borough Council candidate.
Damian Vargas Candidate for Mayor of the City of Lebanon.
City Council candidate Rafael Arvelo.
Hon DA Pier Hess Graf
Candidate for DA.
Hon Sheriff Jeffrie Marley Candidate for Sheriff.
Josh Price candidate for Commonwealth Court Judge.
Maria Batista Candidate for Superior court Judge.
Hon Brian Craig Register of Wills and clerk of Orphans Court
Candidate Register of wills and clerk of Orphans Court.
Sharon Zook candidate for Lebanon City Mayor.
Scott Church candidate for Mayor of the city of Lebanon.
Hon Sherry Capello Mayor of the city of Lebanon
Candidate for Mayor of the City of Lebanon .
Hon Sallie Nuein Lebanon County Treasurer.
Cornwall Lebanon School Board candidate Jane Oswiak.
Palmyra Area School Board Candidate Seth Steinmetz.
Karen Haitos candidate Lebanon City Council.
Marcus Riddle candidate Palmyra Borough Council.
Tan Shirt Sane Arrigoni Candidate Palmyra Area School Board.
Thank you to Shane Arrigoni (not pictured) Candidate Palmyra Area School board and Angelina Marko Candidate for Lebanon City Council for attending tonight's event

03/05/2025

LCCRW would like to thank our sponsors. We could not do what we do with the donation of shoes , books, and our scholarship program without your support!

03/05/2025

Candidates' night was a major hit, and what an amazing turnout. Way to go, Lebanon County! Congratulations to all the candidates, and we thank everyone for their support in achieving tonight's event.
Thank you also for all the donations we collected this evening for the babies/ children.
Thank you to Heiseys diner for hosting us this evening!

02/05/2025

Our donations of books are being distributed here at LCCRW member Beth Diamond is delivering to Annville Free Library and is pictured below with Liberian Mariah. The book we are disturbing currently is called Ballots for Belva
It's a true story of a woman's race for Presidency.
The story takes place in the 1800s to early 1900s. Only men were allowed to vote in national elections during that time.
Convinced of the unfairness of the law, Belva Lockwood took a bold legal step,and she ran for president. Other women had tried running prior to Belva but had no success. However, Belva received votes. She was a leader for the movement and even ended up making her arguments before our Supreme Court.
She was a true advocate for women's rights.
Each year, LCCRW donates books on civics to the local elementary school libraries and public libraries in an effort to teach students the importance of voting and participating in local government.

01/25/2025