Special Weapons DSW welcomes new director and staff
DSW introduces MAJ Morgan Jones as director and welcomes PFCs Theling through Alaimo in the maintenance division. Congratulatory notes go to CW2 Caldwell and SFC Lambert for ARCOM and Korea duty. Various personnel arrivals, travels, and personal milestones are noted, including weddings and vacations, with reminders of a recent flood event and a birthday anniversary celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DSW
Morgan Jones
Pfc
Theling
Obermoller
Owens
Palmquist
Barr
Bihn
Brown
Bostwick
DuChene
Alaimo
SSG
Obey
Carpenter
Newberry
Combs
Farabee
Sead
CW2
Caldwell
SFC
Lambert
Korea
Alaska
Anderson
Sp5 Young
Sp5
Kundert
Sps Speegle
Cpt Andrews
Raleigh
N.C
Edberg
Nocera
Bay Shore
N.Y
Philadelphia
Ohio
Indiana
Noceras
Athens
Greece
Picchi
Bondsville
S.C
Maryland
Plainsville
N.J
Maj
Bertie
SRB
Vickie (Catalano
Dawn
Syracuse University
Shirley Bentley
Geneva
Marian
Betty
Four Seneca Army Depot volunteers praised for flood relief work
COL Mort receives a July 25 letter of thanks from Peter King, Seneca Falls Red Cross chapter chairman, commending four Headquarters Company men SP5 Rick Belgrath, Pfc. Neil Ibling, Pfc. Donald Obermoller and Pvt. Gary Owens for hauling two truckloads of furniture under harsh heat and humidity during flood relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col Mort
Peter King
American Red Cross
Seneca Falls
Seneca County
Rick Belgrath
Neil Ibling
Donald Obermoller
Gary Owens
Seneca Army Depot
Welcome Aboard and Departures at the Rochester Depot
D Admin introduces Eileen Aman a June Nazareth College graduate joining Aug 14 as classification assistant living in Geneva. Steve Kalicki named PX manager succeeding David Browne. Donna Daeffler resigns to resume SUNY Potsdam studies. Sue Miles advancing from Upstate Medical Center treatment as the summer theatre group and coworkers miss her. Judy Stengle receives 30 year pin and certificate from depot commander. War era congratulations. SP4 Elizabeth Line joins as medical records clerk at US Health Clinic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eileen Aman
Nazareth College
Rochester
Geneva
Steve Kalicki
David Browne
Donna Daeffler
SUNY
Potsdam
Sue Miles
Upstate Medical Center
Syracuse
Joe Natelli
U. of Okla
California
Judy Stengle
Benjamin
Sacramento
Bill
Hoaglan Retires After 24 Years as Locomotive Mechanic
Francis P. Hoaglan received a Department of the Army retirement certificate a gold lapel pin and a DA certificate of appreciation from Michael Saporito at a ceremony. LTC Joseph H. Heiker Reese D. Veater and co workers attended. A World War II veteran Hoaglan ends 24 years of federal service. He served as locomotive mechanic for 21 years and earlier as engineer equipment mechanic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis P. Hoaglan
Department of the Army
Michael Saporito
Joseph H. Heiker
Reese D. Veater
Hoaglan
Vacation Notices From P and C Staff
The P and C staff members report varied summer breaks. Boyd Peterson and wife visited Rockford Massachusetts and the American Legion Camp at Tupper Lake with three grandchildren. They plan a long weekend at a camp in Ompah Canada. Wilson Edwards and wife Nancy vacationed in Cincinnati to visit his sister and family. Dottie Henninger took a vacation plans to Pennsylvania. Edith Gail Dawson returns to Delhi after a summer stint. Lucy Felice praises Millie Hildebrandt for helping during a busy period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P&c
Boyd Peterson
Rockford
Mass
American Legion
Tupper Lake
Ompah
Canada
The
Wilds
Wilson Edwards
Nancy
Cincinnati
Wilson
Dottie Henninger
Pennsylvania
Edith
Gail) Dawson
Delhi
Lucy Felice
Millie Hildebrant
Note from Velma Sanders on retirement from Mail & Records
Velma Sanders, recently retired from Mail & Records, sent a thank you note for a lovely gift and luncheon. She expresses nostalgia for leaving the depot and memories of home, and looks forward to spending the rest of her life in the future. She ends with a warm miss you all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velma Sanders
Mail & Records
New York Police Use Random Checks to Enforce License Laws
The New York traffic law requires State Police to conduct random checks of automobiles to determine if drivers are properly licensed and if the vehicles are in good order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Farewell events for SGM Kottar CPT Harden and Toft
SGM John P Kottar retires August 31 with a farewell in the NCO Club at 3 p.m. A farewell to CPT Harden departs for Ft. Monmouth. Chester W. Toft, millwright, retires after 19 years Federal service, veteran of World War II with the 505th Regiment of the 82nd Airborne, honored with retirement certificates and a gold pin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SGM
John P Kottar
NCO Club
Cpt Harden
Ft. Monmouth
Chester W. Toft
Millwright ii Re
82Nd Airborne Divn
Dept of the Army
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Shep
Jimmy O’connell
Auburn Community College
Opera House
Nashville
Tenn
Marian Shepard
Howard LaPoint
Leon Spino
Rose Brewster
Pat Jones II
Bill Weigand
John Zammett Jr
Carl Smith
Frank Fleming
Sam
Jack Weise
Ed Szczech
AAA
Bob Lamison
Bob
Bishop
Mr. Antinelli
Admin & Planning Office
A&p
Smitty
Rose
Stan Brewster
Adiron Decks
Lake George
Pat Jones
Jerry C. Hoedeback
295Th Military Police Co
Cpt
Barry D'Aprix
Ed Watling
SP4
Elizabeth Line
Aelma
Townsend Hotel
ST Lodi
Elmira
Vance Crane & Son
Ovid
Inter Aker
Tompkins
Seneca Counties
Seymour’s
Gresh Fray
Terry
Interlaken
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