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New Citizens Are Welcomed at Memorial Hall
Sixteen new citizens were sworn in after a district court oath and welcomed at Memorial Hall by the Women's Relief corps and two D A R chapters. Judge Gwynne gave the address stressing knowing doing and being. Local groups presented flags booklets flag codes and copies of the constitution as the audience cheered the new citizens and the ceremony ended with singing America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Gam
Memorial Hall
Women's Relief Corps
United States
England
Russia
France
Gwynne
C. E. Scott
Mericanization Committee of
Waterloo
AML
J. W. Gwynne
Amos Wheat
Grand Army, of the Republic
Women’s Relief Corps
Ben Messer
Lincoln Circle
F. P. Reitmeier
Mary Melrose Chapter
A. R
S. Wannamaker
Daughters of Veterans
J.J. Wyeth
Sons of Veterans
J. A. Trimble
United Spanish War Veterans
Fred Willercamp
A.A. Zimmerman
American Legion
A. Daum
American Legion Auxiliary
Rarph H. Denny
Auxiliary of the Disabled Veterans
P. H. Paulgen
R. M Maxine Kessler
C. J. Ness
J. W. Thomason
Singing of “America