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Cardigan
Welsh Club
The Cardigan Welsh Club holds an annual
hog roast at the Welsh Museum in Oak Hill
and also meets throughout the year. Members
are mainly from Gallia and Jackson County
with a few members from outside those two
counties. Contact Mildred Bangert at (740)
682-7057.
Oak Hill
Festival of Flags Organization
The Oak
Hill Festival of Flags was organized in 2000
to encourage residents of the Oak Hill area
to display the flag, promote the Village of
Oak Hill, and provide family entertainment
for the Memorial Day Weekend. The Festival
of Flags Committee meets the second Monday
of every month at the Imogene Brunton Davis
Memorial Building in Oak Hill. For more
information contact Peg Thomas at (740)
682-7292.
Friends of
Lake Jackson
The Friends
of Lake Jackson organization was organized
in 2005 to raise funds and help direct the
State of Ohio in maintaining Lake Jackson.
Friends of Lake Jackson meet the first
Monday of every month at the Imogene Brunton
Davis Memorial Building in Oak Hill. For
more information contact Cheyene Thacker at
(740) 682-4604.
The
Portland Masonic Lodge #366.
The Portland Masonic Lodge of Oak Hill
(Portland #366) was first chartered in 1866
by the Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted
Masons of Ohio. As a fraternal organization,
Freemasonry unites men of good character
who, though of different religious, ethnic,
or social backgrounds, share a belief in the
fatherhood of God and the brotherhood of
mankind. Its teachings and ceremonies seek
to make good men better and thereby make the
world a better place in which to live.
Please visit
http://www.lovettweb.com/portland
or contact
portland@lovettweb.com for more
information.
Order of
the Eastern Star Chapter No. 449
The Order
of the Eastern Star is the world’s largest
organization that includes both men and
women. It is a non-profit organization
dedicated to good works, helping people,
donating to charities and is based on
biblical teachings. Contact Portia Thomas at
(740) 682-6616.
Kent-Metzler Post No. 261 of the American
Legion
Post No.
261 was organized on November 13, 1919 was
named after two of the town’s young men who
lost their lives in France.
Boy Scout
Troop 42 Pack 40
Organized
in 1914, Troop 42 Pack 40 meets regularly at
the Oak Hill Teen Center. Contact Allan or
Barb Wasmer at (740) 682-3924 for more
information.
Oak Hill
Library Board of Trustees
The Oak
Hill Public Library Board of Trustees is the
governing board for the library. The board
of trustees meets monthly. For more
information contact (740) 682-6457 or visit
the library’s website at
http://www.youseemore.com/oakhill.
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