American Legion Plans Nationwide Birthday Party 1954
Coast to coast celebrations planned March 16 and 17 as The American Legion targets an 8 million membership goal for 1954. National Commander Arthur J. Connell urges departments and posts to observe the 85th anniversary with dramatic initiations and many community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Arthur J. Connell
Connell
Brates
Legion hall gains new kitchen and improvements
In the lower picture a portion of the new kitchen and another recent improvement to the Legion hall once known as the Opera house completed by the American Legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Hammer
Legion Hall
Manila
Legion Chicken and Ham
American Legion
American Legion drive touts veterans aid and security
A Mason County Illinois campaign promotes Veterans Administration building, veteran welfare, and national security. It highlights past support totaling $105 million for child welfare and emergency aid, with plans described as a community service project and no donations. It lists officers and urges county registrations and cooperation.
American Legion plans fund drive for sick room equipment
The American Legion Mason County Council announces a magazine subscription campaign to fund portable sick room equipment for Mason County residents. Funds from the drive will finance equipment stored at American Legion Posts for temporary, charge-free resident use with transportation as the only cost. Accredited publisher representatives will visit residents to solicit subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Mason City
Forest City
Manita
Havana
American Legion-Mason County Council
Mason County
Illinois
Carl F. Fletcher
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harold E. Thompson
Manito, Illinois
Mason City, Ill
Veterans Administration
Isms
United States
The
Manita Community Express
Mason County Council
John H. Schoonover
Ilinois
Johnny
HDW. CO
International Harvester
Manito, Ill
Whecerever-tone-eattovorel
Hettan
Sylvania
Lester
Manute
Mona Ametg
HLA
Sweney Gasoline & Oil Co
Wm. Faulkner