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Three institutions, three foundings — one of them in conflict, printed whole. LOGAN Community Resources (South Bend): founded by Joe and Sophie Newman in honour of their daughter Rita Jo, beginning — in the news accounts of its seventy-fifth anniversary (December 2025) — with $25 in the treasury; the seventy-fifth anniversary in 2025 fixes the founding at 1950 (printed as anniversary arithmetic, the accounts' own frame); its first school stood on Logan Street, the name's origin; in 1968 it built its school across Angela Boulevard from Notre Dame; it was lead host of the 1987 International Special Olympics; today it serves about 1,600 clients with about 600 staff. Camp Millhouse (South Bend): began in 1937 as a camp for children with polio; at its present southwest South Bend site (25600 Kelly Road) since 1940; 45 acres; a new lodge opened June 2023; ACA-accredited. Bashor Children's Home (Goshen) — the conflict, whole: the Indiana United Methodist heritage profile gives 1927 — John and Emaline Bashor donated the land and farmhouse, the home founded as the Bashor Deaconess Orphanage, closed during the Second World War, reopened 1950 as a boys' orphanage, rapid growth from 1969, at 62226 County Road 15; Bashor's own 2018 annual report gives 1923 — "started in 1923… served numerous children for the past 95 years." Both print; neither is promoted; the settler that could reconcile them (a 1923 beginning against a 1927 incorporation or opening) is named, not assumed. Residue: two checklist institutions were not dug — ADEC and Reins of Life — named here as the row's remainder.
Principal sources: South Bend Tribune, LOGAN seventy-fifth-anniversary coverage (December 2025), and Notre Dame's "We Are All ND" profile; Camp Millhouse's own record; the INUMC heritage profile and Bashor's 2018 annual report, in conflict as printed.