AHEPA Explains its Role in American Hellenic Life
The AHEPA order, founded in Atlanta in 1922, is a Hellenic American fraternity promoting loyalty to the United States and education. It supports public schools, aids charitable causes, and fosters Hellenism while maintaining English as its official language and guiding new members toward naturalization and active civic involvement. The piece notes local chapter formation and lists officers for Bouder Dam Chapter.
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Order of Ahepa
American Hellenic Educational Progressive Association
Atlanta
Georgia
United States
AHEPA
United States of America
America
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Red Cross
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Ahephans
Bouder Dam
Scouts Plant Trees Saturday in Kyle Canyon
Boy Scouts will join the forestry service on Saturday May 7 to plant trees in the Kyle Canyon burned area. About 2500 scouts are expected at 7 30 in the City Park Scout cabins with lunch and a bucket each to replace trees planted last year.
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Kyle Canyon
Forestry Service
Beware Kidney Germs Warns Of Tiredness And Pain
Fragmented lines warn readers about kidney germs causing fatigue aches and nervousness. One section mentions back pain and bladder concerns with unclear phrasing and garbled terms.
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