Oldest American naval officer and Mason Charles Schetky
Charles A. Schetky, shown with a pet pipe, is described as the oldest living American naval officer and the oldest Mason at 100 years. The caption notes his service at sea and a captain's braid on his sleeve, reflecting his long career and fraternal standing.
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French Poilus May Hold 1922 Meeting in U S
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