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Ohio Lions Pin Traders Club Ohio Lions Club Pins on Line with Old District to Current Sub District Locations Ohio Lions Pin Traders Club Ohio Lions Club pins on line with Old District to Current Sub District locations. Lions Club Name Old District Current District Lions Club Name Old District Current District Ada 13E OH1 Castalia 13B OH2 Arlington 13A OH1 Colonel Crawford 13B OH2 Bellefontaine 13E OH1 Crestline 13B OH2 Bradfield Center 13A OH1 Elmore 13B OH2 Bradford 13E OH1 Elyria Evening 13B OH2 Celina 13E OH1 Elyria Noon 13B OH2 Continental 13A OH1 Fostoria 13B OH2 Cridersville 13E OH1 Green Springs 13B OH2 Delphos 13A OH1 Haysville 13B OH2 Edgerton 13A OH1 Huron 13B OH2 Findlay 13A OH1 Jeromesville 13B OH2 Forest (M/NC) 13E OH1 La Grange 13B OH2 Fort Jennings 13A OH1 Lexington 13B OH2 Glandorf 13A OH1 Lindsey 13B OH2 Indian Lake 13E OH1 Lorain 13B OH2 Kalida 13A OH1 Loudonville 13B OH2 Kenton 13E OH1 Lucas 13B OH2 Lima Westside 13A OH1 Madison Twp. 13B OH2 Mc Comb 13E OH1 Marblehead 13B OH2 Mt Victory 13E OH1 Mifflin 13B OH2 Napoleon 13A OH1 Milan 13B OH2 Ottawa 13A OH1 Nevada 13B OH2 Pioneer 13A OH1 North Ridgeville 13B OH2 Rising Sun 13A OH1 Norwalk 13B OH2 Riverside 13E OH1 Oak Harbor 13B OH2 Rockford 13E OH1 Old Fort 13B OH2 Rushsylvania 13E OH1 Ontario 13B OH2 Upper Scioto Valley 13E OH1 Perrysville 13B OH2 Van Buren 13A OH1 Plymouth 13B OH2 Van Wert 13A OH1 Polk 13B OH2 Wapakoneta 13E OH1 Port Clinton 13B OH2 Waynesfield 13E OH1 Port Clinton-Vacationland 13B OH2 West Liberty 13E OH1 Rowsburg 13B OH2 West Mansfield 13E OH1 Sandusky 13B OH2 Savannah 13B OH2 Lions Club Name Old District Current District Sheffield 13B OH2 Amsden 13B OH2 Sullivan 13B OH2 Ashland Evening 13B OH2 Tiffin 13B OH2 Ashland Noon 13B OH2 Upper Sandusky 13B OH2 Attica 13B OH2 Vermilion 13B OH2 Avon Lake 13B OH2 Bascom 13B OH2 Bellevue 13B OH2 Bellville 13B OH2 Bloomville 13B OH2 Bucyrus 13B OH2 Lions Club Name Old District Current District Lions Club Name Old District Current District Adena 13G OH3 Alliance 13D OH4 Akron 13C OH3 Ashtabula 13C OH4 Akron/Cleveland 13C OH3 Austintown 13D OH4 Akron Goodyear Heights 13C OH3 Boardman 13D OH4 Bedford 13C OH3 Braceville 13B OH4 Belemont College 13G OH3 Brady Lake 13D OH4 Berea 13C OH3 Brewster 13D OH4 Brimfield 13D OH4 Berlin 13G OH3 Calcutta 13D OH4 Brook Park #1 13C OH3 Canal Fulton 13D OH4 Brunswick 13C OH3 Canfield 13D OH4 Chippewa Lake 13C OH3 Canton Willowbrook Plain Twp. 13D OH4 Clayland 13G OH3 Champion 13D OH4 Cleveland Newburgh 13C OH3 Chesterland 13C OH4 Cleveland Southeast 13C OH3 Columbiana 13D OH4 Copley 13C OH3 Conneaut 13C OH4 Creston 13G OH3 Cortland 13D OH4 Cuyahoga Falls 13C OH3 Crestwood 13D OH4 Dillonvale-Mt. Pleasant 13G OH3 East Liverpool 13D OH4 Dover 13G OH3 Fairport Harbor 13C OH4 Dover Noon 13G OH3 Girard 13D OH4 Doylestown 13G OH3 Hartville 13D OH4 East Holmes 13G OH3 Jackson-Milton 13D OH4 Garfield Heights 13C OH3 Jackson Township 13D OH4 Eucild 13C OH3 Kent 13D OH4 Greater Cleveland Lions Club (OTD) 13C OH3 Lisbon 13D OH4 Greensburg 13C OH3 Lordstown 13D OH4 Hinckley 13C OH3 Marlboro 13D OH4 Hudson 13C OH3 Massilon 13D OH4 Madisonburg (M/NC) 13G OH3 Mentor 13C OH4 Medina 13C OH3 New Middletown 13D OH4 Middleburg Heights 13C OH3 New Waterford 13D OH4 Midvale 13G OH3 Newton Falls 13D OH4 Munroe Falls (M/NC) 13C OH3 Niles 13D OH4 New Philadelphia 13G OH3 North Royalton 13C OH3 North Industry (NC) 13D OH4 Norton 13C OH3 Paris 13D OH4 Orrville 13G OH3 Perry Twp, 13D OH4 Richmond 13G OH3 Randolph 13D OH4 Rittman 13G OH3 Sharon Center 13C OH3 Ravenna 13D OH4 Shreve 13G OH3 Rootstown Township 13D OH4 South Akron 13C OH3 Salem 13D OH4 South Euclid 13C OH3 Sebring 13D OH4 Springfield Lake Area 13C OH3 Southeast District (NC) 13D OH4 Steubenville 13G OH3 Uniontown 13D OH4 Tallmadge 13C OH3 Wellsville 13D OH4 Toronto 13G OH3 Willoughby 13C OH4 Valley City 13C OH3 Willoughby Evening 13C OH4 Wadsworth 13C OH3 Willoughby Hills 13C OH4 Warsaw 13G OH3 Windham 13D OH4 Wintersville 13G OH3 Youngstown 13D OH4 Wooster Noon 13G OH3 Youngstown Southside 13D OH4 Lions Club Name Old District Current District Lions Club Name Old District Current District Bexly 13F OH5 Beavercreek 13J OH6 Canal Winchester 13F OH5 Bellbrook 13J OH6 Columbus East Columbus 13F OH5 Bethel 13H OH6 Columbus Hilltop 13F OH5 Camden 13H OH6 Columbus Linden Northeast 13F OH5 Chillicothe Evening 13J OH6 Columbus Southeast 13F OH5 Chillicothe Noon 13J OH6 Delaware 13F OH5 Cincinnati Downtown Host 13H OH6 Fletcher 13E OH5 Eaton 13H OH6 Gettysburg 13E OH5 Fairborn 13J OH6 Green Camp 13F OH5 Georgetown 13J OH6 Green Meadows 13F OH5 Germantown 13H OH6 Grove City 13F OH5 Harrison 13H OH6 Hamilton Township 13F OH5 Hillsboro 13J OH6 Laura 13E OH5 Jamestown 13J OH6 London 13F OH5 Jeffersonville (2) 13J OH6 Marion Evening 13F OH5 Kettering-Oak Creek (M) 13H OH6 Marion Noon 13F OH5 Leesburg 13J OH6 Marysville 13E OH5 Lewisburg 13H OH6 Medlake 13E OH5 Lynchburg 13J OH6 Mount Gilead 13F OH5 New Lebanon 13H OH6 New Albany 13F OH5 Mad River 13H OH6 New Albany Noon 13F OH5 Port William 13J OH6 New Carlisle (M) 13E OH5 Ross 13H OH6 North Hampton 13E OH5 Sardinia– Mowrystown 13J OH6 Northridge 13E OH5 South Webster 13J OH6 Northwestern 13E OH5 Spring Valley 13J OH6 Obetz 13F OH5 Springboro 13H OH6 Piqua 13E OH5 Vandalia 13H OH6 Pitsburg 13E OH5 # Waverly 13H OH6 Plain City 13F OH5 Waverly 13J OH6 Prospect 13F OH5 Wayne Township 13H OH6 Reynoldsburg 13F OH5 Waynesville 13H OH6 Saint Paris 13E OH5 West Alexandria 13H OH6 Scioto Valley 13F OH5 Wilmington 13J OH6 Sidney 13E OH5 Springfield National Trail (1) 13E OH5 Springfield Noon 13E OH5 Sunbury 13F OH5 Tipp City 13E OH5 Tri Village 13F OH5 Troy 13E OH5 Urbana 13E OH5 West Milton 13E OH5 Westerville 13F OH5 White Hall Area 13F OH5 Lions Club Name Old District Current District Lions Club Name Old District Current District Alexander 13K OH7 Thornville 13K OH7 Athens 13K OH7 Trimble Township 13K OH7 Baltimore 13K OH7 Utica Area 13K OH7 Belpre 13K OH7 West Lafayette 13G OH7 Beverly 13K OH7 Zanesville Host 13K OH7 Bloom Carroll 13K OH7 Zanesville Y City 13K OH7 Buckeye Lake 13K OH7 Carroll 13K OH7 Key to abbreviations: Chesterhill 13K OH7 Clubs in bold are closed. Coolville 13K OH7 Clubs in Bold Red produced pin in old district and Coshocton 13G OH7 after the 2016 redistricting. Danville 13K OH7 Clubs in Bold Blue new entry. Duncan Falls-Philo 13K OH7 (OTD) = Of The Deaf. East Knox 13K OH7 (2) new club formed with same name who also had produced a pin. Etna 13K OH7 # Waverly 13H pin made before 1966 redistricting. Frazeysburg 13K OH7 Other Notes: (NC=Name Change) (M=Merged) Fredericktown 13K OH7 Enon and New Carlisle merged to become Medlake and Medlake- Frontier 13K OH7 closed in 2018. Gallipolis 13J OH7 Forest combined with Wharton and changed name to Riverdale Good Hope 13J OH7 Community keeping the Forest charter date. Granville (1) 13K OH7 Stow & Munroe Falls merged to become Stow-Munroe Falls in 2005 Granville (2) 13K OH7 using the Stow charter date . Heath 13K OH7 North Industry became Canton South in 1984 and closed in 2005. Heath Moundbuilders 13K OH7 Southeast District became known as Southeast in 1968 and then Hebron 13K OH7 became Edinburg 1991/92. Ironton 13J OH7 Wooster Evening and Madisonburg merged in 2001 keeping the Jackson 13J OH7 Madisonburg charter date of May 15, 1958 . Johnstown 13K OH7 Kettering-Oak Creek merged with the Kettering-Fairmont Club Junction City Area 13K OH7 approximately 1980/1981, then became know just as the Kirkersville Area 13K OH7 “Kettering” Lions Club in 1988 keeping the “Fairmont” charter date , Lancaster Tarhe 13K OH7 Kettering closed in 2005. Licking Valley 13K OH7 Limestone Valley 13K OH7 Logan 13K OH7 Marietta Evening 13K OH7 Marietta Noon 13K OH7 Millersport 13K OH7 Mount Vernon (3) 13K OH7 Nelsonville-York 13K OH7 New Lexington 13K OH7 Newark 13K OH7 Newark Area 13K OH7 Pataskala 13K OH7 Pickerington 13K OH7 Rushville Union 13K OH7 South Point 13J OH7 Summit Station 13K OH7 The Plains 13K OH7 .
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