SHS Band fruit sale

The Salem High School “Pride of Salem Marching Band” is holding its annual fruit sale through Oct. 31 featuring assorted boxes of Pee Jay’s Fresh Fruit selections of California navel and Florida juice oranges, tangelos, red grapefruit, Red Delicious apples, Anjou pears, trio and citrus mix boxes, assorted cheesecakes including plain, strawberry and chocolate swirl, plus specialty holiday gift baskets. All proceeds generated from the sale are used toward student activities, incidental purchases and competition travel expenses. To place an order, contact any band or flag line member, Band Director Hannah McFarland (330-332-8905 Ext. 58355, mcfarlandh@salem.k12.oh.us), or direct online ordering through Pee Jay’s website at freshfruitorder.org/salembandboosters. All non-holiday gift orders will be shipped to the high school on Dec. 4 for public pickup or delivery. Questions regarding online ordering and same-day delivery should be directed to Gregg Warner, fundraiser coordinator (330-261-5413, gregg.warner9244@gmail.com). Additional fundraising and events information are available through the booster’s Facebook page (facebook.com/groups/salembandboosters).

Salem Historical Society

The Salem Historical Society & Museum meeting at 7 p.m. tonight at the Shaffer Library, 239 S. Lundy Ave., will feature the program “The Salem, Ohio Witch Trials presented by historian Becky Smith. Non-members of the society are welcome to attend. Five hundred years after the infamous Salem, Massachusetts witch trials, the much lesser known Salem, Ohio had one of its own. Come learn how family drama escalated into an event that disrupted the quaint Quaker community and experience a reenactment based on the transcript of the trial. Smith is the owner of Infinitees, a screen printing/embroidery/sign shop in Westville. Her husband and children join her on “urban exploring” expeditions, which led her to research the history of this event.

Lisbon Ministerial Association

The Lisbon Ministerial Association will meet at 10 a.m. Wednesday at the Assembly of God Church, 39442 state Route 517. Maureen Waybright from the Columbiana County Mental Health Board will be guest speaker.

EP Eagles Reverse Raffle

East Palestine Eagles #1506 is having a Reverse Raffle on Saturday at 7 p.m. Tickets are still available but only 100 are available. Tickets are $20 each. Winner does not have to be present, but there will be other chances to win money throughout the event. Food will be provided as well.

The Eagles will also have a drive thru soup sale on Saturday, Nov. 1 from 2 to 4 p.m. Homemade soup by the quart will be available for $8. There will be ham & bean, chicken noodle, potato, broccoli cheese, stuffed cabbage, wedding, vegetable beef, chili, stuffed pepper and chicken enchilada. Call 330-853-8483 to reserve soup.

The Eagles will also have their monthly drive thru sirloin tip and noodle dinner on Wednesday from 4 to 6 p.m. Dinner is tip and noodles, coleslaw, roll and dessert for $11. Call 330-853-8483 to reserve a meal.