Adena Lions Club donates childhood cancer fundraiser proceeds

Proceeds from an April bake sale in Harrisville will help Harrison County families affected by childhood cancer

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Adena Lions Club members Denise Rector, left, and Sara George present proceeds from the club’s Confectionaries for Childhood Cancer bake sale to Julie McPeak of the Harrison County Cancer Crusaders. Also pictured are Lions Club members Jeanie Shields and Pam Kinsey.

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Published June 10, 2026 - 10:56 a.m.

The Adena Lions Club presented $750 to the Harrison County Cancer Crusaders June 9 from proceeds raised during its Confectionaries for Childhood Cancer bake sale. The fundraiser was held April 3 in conjunction with the Harrisville Volunteer Fire Department’s fish fry and included proceeds from baked goods and community donations. The funds will help support Harrison County families affected by childhood cancer.

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