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roupsRurali t/ ■ v rr 11raent at Mansfieldwmuatui^, v/iiapiam,DnUTTlLong-ractedbuild-direc-d the n the underSAYRE WAR VETERANS VISIT CATLIN CAMPonum arged aatest the dency ier to e vil-r sal* yachts not other that stay is theChas. F. Moore Camp No, 6, of Sayre Initiates Class of Recruits Here Sunday.Mrs. 1 ; going No !chair of Follow |cedes Ni Iful piam i was hea1ccess-“littie I distation they acher, on to ignifymany which JSt of taken it the Fwen-:acher v the prob-duced grad-if pu-valuers: Make id arc thisor ihould •h the cer-room. lse is hourscom -The officers and members of Chas. F. Moore Camp. No. 6, United Spanish War Veterans-of Sayre, accepted an invitation from Catlin Camp last Sunday, to fnake a fraternal visit and initiate a class of recruits. The delegation arrived about noon and were received at the hall in the Borough building.At one o'clock the guests were entertained at the Dartt Inn. after which they returned to the hall where several recruits were mastered in; the rest of the afternoon being given up to speech making, story telling and recalling incidents of Spanish War days.The party from Sayre was headed by Thos. M. Stafford. Post Commander uf the Department of Pennsylvania, and included the following comrades: Edward Snow. TimothyDrake, Alfred Cunningham, Harlow VanTassel, James VanTassel, George Atwood, Thomas Wheeler, Thos. S. Knox, William Ault, W. C Lane, Richard Sherman and Martin Dann. the latter a Civil War veteran, 91 years old and an honorary member of Moore Camp. Patrick E. Doyle, a member of Wilford Camp, of Akron, Ohio was a welcome and interested visitor.Recruits J. V. Vincent and B. G. French, of Tioga and F. C. Abernathy, of Corning were mustered in, thereby nenewing their allegiance to the flag they took upon entering the service of the United States.Catlin Camp is less than six months old and now has 29 members, which is considerably more than half the eligibies in this vicinity. It is interesting to note that we have members in three States—-Pennsylvania. New York and Minnesota.1 were mu Kettle, ^ sented se on by ti piece of by the a A buff concludec a del eg at a good r bury and Next Encampn 1 work of members ent.SECC 0Many —0 Re*COVINGTON HIGH SCHOOLnFRRATN I AWRFXTF.VIIJ.EI The se , the regu tthe Tiog | vened or . of G«ore •of Wells Durif Ce C. railro The ac carload ped fron Niles Va mond. V l was ruin charged the railr | ing to cc ling agre products At the testimon; wit npssp.'
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Wellsboro Gazette
Wellsboro, Pennsylvania, US
Thu, Oct 13, 1927
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