06/06/2024
Marie Nemes-Crawford, Editor
June 12: Bill Frost – the Dan Fouts Disabled Veterans Hunt
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- Presiding: President Warren Spangler
- Prayer: Joe Brown
- Piano: Ellery Elick
- Song Leader: Ian Webb selected “You’re a Grand Old Flag”, “Viva la Rotary”
- Attendees: Daryl knows
J. Boyd Stout Scholarship winners introduced today!:
- Sophie Ash – Logan Elm grad going to attend The Art of Skin Esthetics Academy in Grove City. It is a six month program studying the different aspects of becoming a professional esthetician.
- Jeremiah Layton – Westfall grad will be attending Columbus State for two years and hopes to become a teacher and end up back at Westfall as a basketball coach.
- Kyle Rine – Logan Elm grad will be attending Community College of Beaver County – 30 minutes north of Pittsburgh, to become an air traffic controller. CCBC offers the #1 aviation training program in the nation.
Connie thanked her committee: Heidi White, Jean Droste, Joe McNemar, Bob Sneed, Norm Wilson, Joe Brown, Fred Mavis
Announcements:
- Golf Outing – HAS BEEN POST-PONED UNTIL FALL
- Board has approved Sandy Montgomery for membership! We all know and have worked along Sandy for years. We will welcome her into membership next week.
- Jayme Fountain – Romania team coming July 17-20th. We need four hosts families. Will need transportation, activities, etc. Please see Jayme or Ty. Mongolia team might also be coming.
- Board meeting June 18th.
- Foundation giving nearing end of fiscal year. (June 30th). See Jayme Fountain and she will help you give on-line or take your check.
- Mt. Oval Day Camps for 4th-5th graders are filling up fast. July 24th & July 31st. For information please contact Sandy Montgomery – 740-497-0612
SAA: Rick Rawlins…must have missed the note….he’ll catch up
Scholarship Drawing: someone won the weekly drawing for $23. Big Bean pot is $923 and will continue.
Program: Kevin Dresbach – Revolutionary War patriots buried in Pickaway County
- 152 patriots made Pickaway County their home. 42 of them do have their graves identified. 21 do not have stones.
- Grave markers were made of sandstone, which deteriorate. Some graves are in farmlands and over the years, have been lost.
- Colonel Thomas Gibson, buried in Reber Hill Cemetery. First auditor for state of Ohio 1803-1808. (Highest ranking in Pickaway County)
- Mary Williamson Barr Boggs – she took up arms to help fight after her husband died
- 10 year old – Abraham Funk – buried in Forest Cemetery. He could not fight in the Revolution, but drove a wagon with supplies.
- (Side note) Daniel Boone visited Pickaway County twice to visit his sister who lived here
- John Timmons – Sergeant. Buried in New Holland with a stone stating he was a General
- Kevin is writing a book about his findings on the patriots so they can be remembered. Each patriot has a page of as much information as can be obtained.
- SAR is hoping to erect stones for all the patriots. The memorial section in Forest Cemetery will be updated since further information has been found.
- West side of Scioto River from Virginia militia and east side of Scioto River from Pennsylvania militia
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In appreciation for the speaker today, a donation will be made to the Foster Care Program of Pickaway County through Jobs and Family Services