War exhibit reception features Legion leader and Pershing actor
Mike Strauss, elected department commander of the American Legion South Carolina, chats with Dane W. Coffman who portrays Gen. John J. Pershing at events and helped with the World War I exhibit in North Augusta during a reception.
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Dane W. Coffman
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North Augusta
Exhibit marks 100th anniversary of US entry into WWI
A North Augusta exhibit at the Arts and Heritage Center honors the 100th anniversary of the United States entering World War I in 1917. The display features Pershing as portrayed by Dane W. Coffman, local volunteers, Uncle Sam posters, and lists of local enlistees including those who died in service.
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John J. Pershing
U.S
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George Forbes
Janice Livingston
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Uncle Sam
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Aiken County
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Cassie Bayer
Montreal
Nico Gozal
Alle Rosen
Donna Hallman
Calla Lily Goblets
Ondaree
Kelley Tucker
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