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District 7 News

Lucasville Post 363 cabin
A group of World War I veterans who had charted Post 363 in Lucasville in 1920 got together, planned and started to build a log cabin in 1936. Poplar logs were hauled, prepared, and erected. Used bricks were cleaned and laid into the fireplace. The cabin was completed later that year. In 1992 a new building was built adjacent to the cabin for Post functions as they had outgrown the 500 square foot cabin. The cabin is still used for special events and reminds them of the heritage of the veterans who came before them.


Gifts for Yanks Hog Roast
Left to right are Art Harrell,7th District Commander, Chillicothe Mayor Joe Sulzer, Ross County Sheriff Ron Nichols, Post 757 Commander Rick Morris.


50 Year Certificate
James Dickey Post 23 in Portsmouth presented a certificate to Norman Welty for 50 years of membership in The American Legion. From left are Mr. Welty, Past Commander Gene Davis, and Past Department Commander Dave Cropper.


7th District Pool Champions
Pictured from left to right (sitting) are: Dan Payne, Team 757 captain; Art Harrell, 7th District Commander; Dave Bussler, 7th District 2nd Vice Commander; and (standing) Team 757.


Disabled vets gather for Portsmouth Christmas program
James Dickey Post 23 in Portsmouth held its 17th annual Christmas program for disabled veterans who reside in health care facilities in the area. One hundred eighty-five disable veterans were provided with needed clothing and personal items. Everything from a fedora hat to size 15 wide shoes. Those vets that were able joined in for a Christmas Luncheon at the Post on December 12th. The veterans, their care givers and guests enjoyed the afternoon with Legion and public officials throughout Ohio and Kentucky that afternoon. Activities included patriotic music by Steve "DJ Doc" Ware, dancing with our Auxiliary ladies, a visit by Elbie Mathis as Santa Claus and a meal prepared by the Legion Family.


Portsmouth Post 23 hosts Christmas Party
Portsmouth's James Dickey Post 23 held a Christmas Party for the children of the Post members on Dec. 12th complete with a visit from Santa and a magician.