Hanson Post Loyal to Legion's Growth in Amarillo
Hanson Post No. 64, American Legion, Department of Texas, organized July 1, 1919, under Colonel Ernest O. Thompson who became its first Commander. The post, named for Dr. David T. Hanson killed in action, traces its early history to Amarillo ex-servicemen meeting at the Potter County courthouse to support veterans’ welfare and national Legion efforts.
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Hanson
Legion
Ernest O. Thompson
National American Legion
Aafillo
Amarillo
Potter County
Thompson
Wes
St. Louis
Segular
J. C. Sebastian
American Legion
Department of Texas
David T. Hanson
Rnest
Joe F. Parr
Ki. McMahon
John W. Crudgington
Donald Farley
Hanson Post American Legion Officials and Activities 1920 21
The Hanson Post American Legion reports a year of Memorial Day and Armistice observance, bond support for a Municipal Auditorium, and active veteran assistance. Joe F Farr and EY Roos led, with Grover C Malone elected Dec 19 1993 supported by Fields Irvin Burger Bastian Bastian Greenhill Gat MacCallum.
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Joe F. Farr
W. B. Estes
Municipal Auditorium
Legion
Hanson Post
EY EY Roos
Sanborn
Hanson
Amarillo
Texas
Walter C. Irvin
Wm. D. Burger
J. C. Bastian
Roy C. Greenhill
Royce P. Gat
Plans Completed for Survey of Boundary Area
Washington March 31. Plans nearly finished for the survey of the boundary between Texas and Oklahoma in the disputed River oil area. Arthur S. Stiles, Texas engineer, heads to Austin with Arthur Draig to survey the line. Kidder will move soon, field headquarters at Wichita Falls, with Stiles's unit in the Capitol in Austin. Texas reclamation engineers and selected Washington engineers will conduct the survey.
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Washington
Oklahoma
Arthur
Stiles
Texas
Arthur D
Raig
Austin
Kidder
Wichita Falls
Der
Interior Department
Capitol
Texas Reclamation
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Edwards Lewis P. Fields
Edwards J. C. Sebastian
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Bascom N. Timmons
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Pool Drug Store
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