Bloodmobile Here Feb 9 at Seneca County Depot
The Seneca County Chapter of the Rochester Regional Bloodmobile will visit the depot on Feb 9 with drive details set. Donors from 9:00 to 11:30 and 12:15 to 3:30 in Building S-105 and 9:00 to 3:30 at the Service Club are invited, with transport calls to Joseph Venuti or Henry Bromka.
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Seneca County
Rochester
Howard C. Metzler
John N. Boyle, Jr
USA
S-105
Joseph Venuti
Henry Bromka
Maj Bowers Assigned as New Provost Marshal at Seneca
Maj William B Bowers reassigned from HQ 0 Field Force Vietnam to Seneca Army Depot to assume depot Provost Marshal duties in December 1967. A Caledonia Minnesota native, he completed basic training at Ft Sheridan and earned a BA after serving in Japan Korea Europe and Vietnam. He and his family reside in the Lake Housing Area at Seneca.
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William B. Bowers
Seneca
0 Field Force
Vietnam
Caledonia, Minn
Maj. Bowers
Caledonia High School
Army
Ft. Sheridan
Ft. Gordon
Maj Bowers
University of Minnesota
Japan
Korea
Europe
Lake Housing Area
Seneca Army Depot
Spicher Assigned to Seneca Depot in Army Post Move
LTC William F. Spicher, newly assigned Executive Officer, arrives at Seneca from Cam Ranh Bay Support Command Vietnam. He is a Meadville, Pennsylvania native and a 1952 2LT graduate with prior service in Korea and the 6th U.S. Army Nuclear Weapons Office. He and his wife reside in Elliot Acres at Seneca Army.
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William F. Spicher
Seneca
Cam Ranh Bay
Vietnam
Meadville
University of Maryland
Army
Ft. George Meade
Spicher
Elliot Acres
Seneca Army Depot
Aliens Urged to Report Addresses Under INA in January
U S Army personnel and their families are reminded that the Immigration and Nationality Act requires all aliens in the United States to report their addresses to The Attorney General during January ANF month as part of federal compliance efforts.
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U.S. Army
United States
Depot Dispatch Birthday Marks January 1966 Start
The Depot Dispatch began in January 1966 as a civilian enterprise newspaper from IT Publishing Corporation of Interlaken. The paper expanded in size and format and circulated locally to 1500, with distribution to retired civilians, other Army Materiel Command installations, and ex Seneca soldiers worldwide. It appears as a supplement to the Ovid Gazette on the last Thursday of each month.
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Depot Dispatch
IT Publishing Corporation of
Interlaken
IT Publishing Corporation
Ovid Gazette
Dempsey Receives NCO Logistics Program Certificate
SFC Burt E. Dempsey of Headquarters Company earned an NCO Logistics Program Certificate from the Office of Personnel Operations Department of the Army for top performance. The award was presented at depot headquarters ceremony during his reassignment from Korea to Seneca in January 1966 where he serves as Supply NCO in D'/SW.
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Louis
Parete
Directorate For Supply, Maintenance & Transportation
Howard C. Metzler
Henry Bromka
SFC
Burt E. Dempsey
Office of Personnel Operations
Department of the Army
Dempsey
Seneca
Korea
D’/SW
Guest of Honor at NCO Wives Tea
Mrs Howard C Metzler was guest of honor at the NCO Wives Auxiliary Tea held January 9 at the Top Five NCO Club. Welcoming her were Lucille Gaddis president Anna Jenkins secretary Billie Ide and many others including Vicky Koziar Doris Dubinsky Pam Batte Ruby Small Marylou Barnum Doris Rainey Nancy McIntosh Bettyweich Daisy Johnson Geraldine Jackson Philip Cochren Paul S Risley Jose L Neumen Norma Maybin and Melita Posey. A corsage was presented to Mrs Metzler.
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NCO Club
Metzler
Lucille Gaddis
Anna Jenkins
Billie Ide
Vicky Koziar
Ways & Means
Doris Dubinsky
Pam Batte
Ruby Small
Marylou Barnum
Doris Rainey
Nancy McIntosh
Bettyweich
Daisy Johnson
Geraldine Jackson
Philip Cochren
Paul S. Risley
Jose L. Neumen
Norma Maybin
Melita Posey
Depot Aids Communities After Fire and Cold Weather
Seneca Army Depot acted as a good neighbor by loaning breathing apparatus to Penn Yan fire department after a devastating blaze that destroyed the fire house and equipment. It also supplied eight M-15 units to Assistant Fire Chief George Caylor and furnished heaters to Taylor-Brown Hospital in Waterloo during sub-zero weather.
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Seneca Army Depot
Penn Yan
George Caylor
Pennan Fire Department
Taylor- Brown Hospital
Waterloo
Contest Open For Writers 1968 Armed Forces league
The Armed Forces Writers League announces the Amateur Short Story Contest for 1968 open to military personnel dependents civilian employees and veterans. Unpublished stories up to 1800 words on any subject may win 50 first prize and 25 other awards. Entries judged for sales potential. Submit on official entry form by April 1 1968 to George Washington Station Alexandria VA 22305.
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Alexandria
Armed Forces Writers League
George Washington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hazel Rector
N.C.O. Logistics
Col. Metzler
Lake House
Milford Craig
Louis M. McDonald
Alexander Pallang
Thomas E. Stryker
Jacob Nowak
The
Finger Lakes
Officers Wives Club