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Alphabetical Listing of Ohio Lions Club Pins Ohio Lions Pin Traders Club Ohio Lions Club pins on line with Sub District location . NAME DISTRICT NAME DISTRICT Ada District 13E Calcutta District 13D Akron District 13C Canal Fulton District 13D Akron Goodyear Heights District 13C Canal Winchester District 13F Alexander District 13K Canfield District 13D Alliance District 13D Canton Willowbrook Plain Twp. District 13D Amsden District 13B Carroll District 13K Arlington District 13A Carroll District 13K Ashland Evening District 13B Castalia District 13B Ashland High Leo District 13B Celina District 13E Ashland Leo District 13B Champion District 13D Ashland Noon District 13B Chesterhill District 13K Ashtabula District 13C Chesterland District 13C Athens District 13K Chillicothe Evening District 13J Attica District 13B Chillicothe Lioness District 13J Attica Lioness District 13B Chillicothe Noon District 13J Austintown District 13D Chippewa Lake District 13C Austintown Lioness District 13D Cincinnati Host District 13H Avon Lake District 13B Clayland District 13G Baltimore District 13K Cleveland Newburg District 13C Bascom District 13B Cleveland Southeast District 13C Bedford District 13C Cleveland Southeast Lioness District 13C Bellbrook District 13J Col. Crawford Leo District 13B Bellbrook Lioness District 13J Colonel Crawford District 13B Bellefontaine District 13E Columbiana District 13D Bellvue District 13B Columbus East Columbus District 13F Belpre District 13K Columbus Hilltop District 13F Berea District 13C Columbus Inner City Lioness District 13F Berlin District 13G Columbus Linden Northeast District 13F Bethel District 13H Columbus Southeast District 13F Beverly District 13K Conneaut District 13C Bexley District 13F Continental District 13A Bloom Carroll District 13K Coolville District 13K Bloomville District 13B Cortland District 13D Boardman District 13D Coshocton District 13G Braceville District 13D Crestline District 13B Bradfield Center District 13A Creston District 13G Bradfield Lioness District 13A Crestwood District 13D Bradford District 13E Cridersville District 13E Brady Lake District 13D Cuyahoga Falls District 13C Brewster District 13D Danville District 13K Brewster Lioness District 13D Delaware District 13F Brimfield District 13D Delaware Lioness District 13F Brook Park #1 District 13C Delphos District 13A Brunswick District 13C Delphos Lioness District 13A Bryan Lioness District 13A Dover District 13G Buckeye Lake District 13K Doylestown District 13G Bucyrus District 13B Duncan Falls-Philo District 13K Butler Lioness District 13B East Holmes District 13G 1 Ohio Lions Pin Traders Club Ohio Lions Club pins on line with Sub District location. NAME DISTRICT NAME DISTRICT East Holmes Lioness District 13G Indian Lake District 13E East Knox District 13K Jackson District 13J East Liverpool District 13D Jackson - Milton District 13D Eaton District 13H Jackson Township District 13D Edgerton District 13A Jamestown District 13J Elmore District 13B Jeromesville District 13B Elyria Evening District 13B Johnstown District 13K Elyria Noon District 13B Junction City Area District 13K Etna District 13K Kalida District 13A Eucild District 13C Kent District 13D Fairborn District 13J Kenton District 13E Fairport Harbor District 13C Kettering-Oak Creek District 13H Findlay District 13A Kirkersville District 13K Fletcher District 13E LaGrange District 13B Forest District 13E Lancaster Tarhe District 13K Fort Jennings District 13A Laura District 13E Fostoria District 13B Leesburg District 13J Frazeysburg District 13K Lewisburg District 13H Fredericktown District 13K Lexington District 13B Frontier District 13K Licking Valley District 13K Gallipolis District 13J Lima Lioness District 13A Garfield Heights District 13C Lima Westside District 13A Georgetown District 13J Limestone Valley District 13K Germantown District 13H Lindsey District 13B Gettysburg District 13E Lisbon District 13D Girard District 13D Logan District 13K Glandorf District 13A Lorain District 13B Good Hope District 13J Lordstown District 13D Granville (1) District 13K Loudonville District 13B Granville (2) District 13K Loudonville Lioness District 13B Greater Cleveland Lions Club (OTD) District 13C Lucas District 13B Green Camp District 13F Lynchburg District 13J Green Meadows District 13F Mad River District 13H Green Springs District 13B Madison Twp. District 13B Greensburg District 13C Madisonburg District 13G Grove City District 13F Marblehead District 13B Hamilton Township District 13F Marietta Evening District 13K Hamilton Twp. Lioness District 13F Marietta Noon District 13K Harrison District 13H Marion Evening District 13F Hartville District 13D Marion Noon District 13F Haysville District 13B Marlboro District 13D Heath District 13K Marysville District 13E Heath District 13K Massillon District 13D Heath Moundbuilders District 13K McComb District 13A Hebron District 13K Medina District 13C Hillsboro District 13J Medlake District 13E Hinckley District 13C Mentor District 13C Hudson District 13C Mentor Lioness District 13C Huron District 13B 2 Ohio Lions Pin Traders Club Ohio Lions Club pins on line with Sub District location. NAME DISTRICT NAME DISTRICT Middleburg Heights District 13C Plain City District 13F Midvale District 13G Plymouth District 13B Mifflin District 13B Polk District 13B Milan District 13B Port Clinton District 13B Millersport District 13K Port Clinton Vacationland District 13B Mohawk Lioness District 13B Port Clinton Vacationland Lioness District 13B Mount Gilead District 13F Port William District 13J Mount Vernon District 13K Randolph District 13D Mt Victory District 13E Ravenna District 13D Munroe Falls District 13C Reynoldsburg District 13F Napoleon District 13A Richmond District 13G Nevada District 13B Rising Sun District 13A Nevada Lioness District 13B Rittman District 13G New Albany District 13F Riverside District 13E New Albany Noon District 13F Rockford District 13E New Carlisle District 13E Rootstown Township District 13D New Lebanon District 13H Ross District 13H New Lexington District 13K Rowsburg District 13B New Middletown District 13D Rushsylvania District 13E New Philadelphia District 13G Rushville Union District 13K New Waterford District 13D Saint Paris District 13E Newark District 13K Salem District 13D Newark Area District 13K Sandusky District 13B Newton Falls District 13D Sardinia Morystown District 13J Niles District 13D Sardinia-Morystown Lioness District 13J North Hampton District 13E Savannah District 13B North Industry District 13D Scioto Valley District 13F North Ridgeville District 13B Sebring District 13D North Royalton District 13C Sharon Center District 13C Northridge District 13E Shefield District 13B Northwestern District 13E Shreve District 13G Norton District 13C Sidney District 13E Norwalk District 13B South Akron District 13C Oak Harbor District 13B South Euclid District 13C Obetz District 13F South Euclid Lioness District 13C Old Fort District 13B South Point District 13J Ontario District 13B South Webster District 13J Orrville District 13G Southeast District District 13D Orrville Lioness District 13G Spring Valley District 13J Ottawa District 13A Springboro District 13H Paris District 13D Springfield District 13E Pataskala District 13K Springfield Lake Area District 13C Peebles Lioness District 13J Springfield National Trail District 13E Perry Twp District 13D Steubenville District 13G Perrysville District 13B Sugar Creek Lioness District 13G Pickerington District 13K Sullivan District 13B Pioneer District 13A Summit Station District 13K Piqua District 13E Sunbury District 13F Pitsburg District 13E Tallmadge District 13C 3 Ohio Lions Pin Traders Club Ohio Lions Club pins on line with Sub District location. NAME DISTRICT Key to abbreviations: Thornville District 13K Clubs in bold are closed. Tiffin District 13B (OTD) = Of The Deaf. Tipp City District 13E (2) new club formed with same name also has Toledo Central Lioness District 13A produced a pin. Toronto District 13G # Waverly 13H pin made before 1966 re- districting. Waverly is now in District 13J Tri Village District 13F Trimble Township District 13K Troy District 13E Uniontown District 13D Upper Sandusky District 13B Upper Sandusky Lioness District 13B Upper Scioto Valley District 13E Urbana District 13E Valley City District 13C Van Buren District 13A Van Wert District 13A Vandalia District 13H Vermilion District 13B Vermilion Lioness District 13B Wadsworth District 13C Wapakoneta District 13E Warsaw District 13G Waverly District 13J #Waverly District 13H Wayne Twp. District 13H Waynesfield District 13E Waynesville District 13H Wellsville District 13D West Alexandria District 13H West Liberty District 13E West Mansfield District 13E West Milton District 13E Westerville District 13F Westerville Lioness District 13F White Hall Area District 13F Whitehall Lioness District 13F Willoughby District 13C Willoughby Evening District 13C Willoughby Hills District 13C Wilmington District 13J Windham District 13D Wintersville District 13G Wooster Noon District 13G Youngstown District 13D Youngstown Southside District 13D Zanesville Host District 13K Zanesville Y City District 13K 4 .
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