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vice commander, and chaplain,
Charles Pierce.
The post was organized in 1920 and
for the last three years it has held
the distinction Of being the largest
post.
Past Department Commander Fer
dinand G. Frazier, who is also post
commander of Jasper Post, presented
to the retiring post commander,
Frank Mccarthy. a past commanders
jewel in appreciation of his work
during the past year. He also pre-
sented a watch to Harold Mclaughlin,
the retiring finance oficer, and
trophy to the retiring adjutant, Hy
Hummer.
The meeting was also in the form
of a birthday party for the retiring
second vice commander, Jesse Chail-
lett.
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Post met October u when the de-
partment commander installed the
newly elected officers. They are
commander. William F. Barrett;
senior vice commander, Haywood
Saunders, jr.; vice commander. James
NJ Cross; finance officers, Thomas A.
McDonough; chaplain, Nathan Will
liams; sergeant at arms, Samuel
Greenburg, and executive committee
men, James F. Kehoe. Hugh B.
Marsh, George Oberndoerfer and Al
bert c. Somers.
Past Department Com m der
Joseph J. Malloy and now national
executive committeeman for this de-
partment presented to the retiring
commander, Albert c. Somers, past
commanders button, together with a
citation for his work during the past
year. The department commander
also presented him with a past COM
mander's badge. Comrade Somers in
his retiring address praised all off,
GERS who had served the post during
the year.
Installation ceremonies of the
United States Department Of Agricul-
ture Post, No. 36, were held at the
Broadmoor last week. Dept. Comdr.
Lineburg obligated the following off,
GERS: Fred M. Grant, commander;
Philip L. Blake, first vice commander;
Ray McCurry, second vice COM
mander; Elmer Vennerdrow, third
vice commander; C. e. v. Berger,
finance oficer; Lucy Lang, chaplain;
Emmet Andrews, historian, and L. ].
Sample, sergeant at arms.
Addresses were made by Lineburg,
Vice Comdr. Ray Swinglass and Ma
tional Executive Committeeman Jo-
seph Malloy.
Friday night committee chairmen
were named by Comdr. Fred L. Grant
for the ensuing year. They are:
Americanization, Lloyd A. Burkey;
athletic, Fred De Jager; child welfare
and war orphans, Royal Haight; de-
partment ball, M. H. Stone; entertain
ment, Ray r. McCurry; membership,
Philip L. Blake; Memorial day, Ray
mond Smith; publicity. Harry Kabat;
rehabilitation and disqualification,
Sterling Morelock; Sons of the Legion,
Nicolas Pagnotta; trophies and awards,
Fenton H. Walters; uniform officer,
William B. Murphy; welfare officer,
George H. Boyd. and legislative officer,
Joseph L. Koehl.
Bunker Hill Post, No. 81, will install
its new officers Tuesday. They are:
Commander, Grover w. Tribble;
first vice commander, Mack Myers;
second vice commander, Herbert F.
Audas; third vice commander, Will
liam Leo Collins; adjutant, l.. j. P.
Fichthorn; finance officer. william A.
Hans; chaplain, Rev. r. C. Fitzgerald;
judge advocate, Russell Martin
Brown; historian, John Raymond
Weitzel; Americanism ofiicer, zeb. T.
Hamilton; senior color bearer, Charles
Harry Bair; junior color bearer, Tony
David Simons: quartermaster, Chester
j. Wolf; sergeant at arms, Thomas
Charles Baisden; surgeon, DR.. H. c.
Hooking; graves registration officer,
Charles c. Wolfel; child welfare ofi-
Ger. Raymond A. Eichhorn; civic re-
lations officer, Grover w. Tribble;
building committee officer, j. Fred
Chase; employment officer, Robert
Ross Spriggs; sons of legion officer.
Robert A. Ralph; uniform officer,
Thomas Popham Royston; publicity
oficer, L. j. p. Fichthorn; editor
Bunker Hill Post News, william r..
Brennan: Bulletin business manager,
Bunker Hill Post and News Bulletin,
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