Smyrna times., 1928-01-18
POST OFFICERS ILI]lS.
|IT1lIH Al BIG MEETING

i INSTALLED Al Blu H[EHNO
&.,np GOVERNOR sCRUGHAM
] REEh IeT,Ua Ua ONE OF SPEAKERS
of Blackbird, Heads David
J. IOgen ;snn 4 Post No. IA, of Smyrna
H,rllI ,rotser Year-POst Entertalns
Al A1'rr : Harrison Post, No. IA,
a!ia .i.iD i Legion, Of Smyrna, held L a
lils'h aIs installation Wednesday night
SLf rarmer l,1's- Governor James G.
2 ,.ul rU,'t- # Nevada and Col. Thom-
y ghlT TiIsr. y National Commander,
" Damber - of Legionnaires from
n1 If tbe state we're present to
al'i ~ t5o 70 event and attend the ban
ss' !. t5s tis Post Room that followed.
u Iames 6. Scrugham, former gov.
= .alii'i u Nevada, who is a guest Of
!, Vi y Thomas W. Miller, National
rltteeman n from Delaware, made
.,nv speech in which he felicltat,
sa " Smyrna Post on their splendid
- md told of the relation of
lmsrican IN Legion to the commun-
M Scrugham and Colonel
H., ". Miller, national Legion
riteeman. were the outstanding
M. Scrugham spoke Of the
sDd Of the duty a legionnalre
n bis country. He stressed
,ssl If LOYALTY and praised the
.on Post for its initiative in
|, established an ambulance SER
h first American Legion am
y service in the country. Col
Miner spoke briefly On industrial
.rsdness. He cited Hanford Mac
assistant secretary Of war,who
,sesutly resigned. MacNider's
said. was to mobilize the in
Y; Of the country for national
Edness. His work accomplish
accomplished well, MacNider
svued OUT" Colonel Miller said.
Hcsrs Of the Harrison Post were
ID BY J. Paul Heinel, state
nder Of the Legion. They
EP. Vogel, reelected com
y; Davis H. Bell, vice-com-
b; Charles Deakyne, adjutant;
d H. KenwOrthy, assistant adj
Clark Knots, financial off
RE. W. A. Hearne, chaplain;
H. Garis, historian; Stout
b. sergeant-at-arms; Creadick
chief mechanic Of ambulance;
Deakyne, chief driver. Com
Vogel and John H. Conrad,
{ adiutant, were each present
n american Legion charms BY
nnades.
Ha Follows the Installations
owing the installation Of the
v. E. Matthews, Jr., vice
lder Of the Department Of
R, acted az POSTMASTER.
s Of welcome to the guests
nade BY Mr.. Matthews, H. M.
president Of the Smyrna
Council, and v. L. Phillips,
lt Of the Smyrna Rotary Club.
throughout the evening was
BY <. D. Givan. Talks we're
By Ms. 9. N. Dillon, president
ladies' Auxiliary, Howard En-
Z, n. Fogleberg who spoke
scouts; Harris Samonisky, pub
Larl Sylvester, Alex. Crothers,
leFevre, William Page, viii
civilians, and Thomas Leon
70 presented movies Of the Del
delegation to Paris, Jay NJ.
Commander Heinel, Vaughn
chairman Of the Perry Point
loln Morris, Jr., William Ly-
anman Of the welfare work,
alOr 9. N. Dillon.
Who Attended the Big Dinner
Eho attended the dinner were
y. Thomas, John ]. Morris,Jr..
.McWilliams, Alex Crothers.
A. Stephensono, E. R. Poor
william NJ. Baxter, Earl F.
nary 7. Tee, Henry A. Booth,
. harrington, Lewis Clymer,
4ens, J. K. Burkling, Charles
!. J. Maloney, Earl Sylves-
gan Clavey, W. G. Green, w.
:, y 7. G. Newton, T. G. Lamb.
:. W. W. Schantz, Thorn
y sal' &. Pappas, Joseph
~; ~; W. P. Brown, Stout
h 4 ', ~, Lay Phillips, John H.Far-
1, : = 1plllon, Edward J. Gormley.
5.,i3 !, Lyons, Jr., J. R. Watts. VI
\ .ly' Davis H. Bell, John P.
S.DsH Sonn H. Conrad, S. H. King,
d JUanlel, ia 59 J. L. Good, J. G.
=, .ay ! N. Holmes, L. H. Dea-
' z =. A. Lemoine, Harris
~ ! Il1omas Z W. Miller, Harry
d 4 nl,1 Paul Heinel, E. P. VogeI
? TTatIthews, y Jr., ]. G.Scrug-
y In ! WI =. sFOgelberg, H. H. Han
z IN F1asaerlne "a c. Dillon, Miss
b VII 4, Rodgers, Grant G. Car
I5Ta11i' .. James P. McSweeney,
70 ~l,Sr.' Hugh McCaughan''
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