Post 200 Dept of Kentucky , Kentucky
Post 200
Dept of Kentucky , Kentucky
About This Post
Post Namesake
The American Legion Department of Kentucky
Notable Members
M. K. Gordon - 1920-21
Madisonville
*Emmet O'Neal - 1921-22
Louisville
What Makes this Post Unique
administration of Emmet O’Neal as department commander, will go down in the history of The American Legion and to the credit of the greatest and best of the states in the Union- Kentucky - as having achieved what always be ... READ MORE
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CURRENT DEPT. OF KENTUCKY COMMANDER
2017 RENO NATIONAL CONVENTION PARADE
2017 RENO NATIONAL CONVENTION PARADE
2017 RENO NATIONAL CONVENTION PARADE
2017 RENO NATIONAL CONVENTION PARADE
ALA DEPARTMENT OF KENTUCKY PRESIDENTS
PAST DEPARTMENT COMMANDERS
HISTORY OF DEPT. OF KENTUCKY
HISTORY
1910
AMERICAN LEGION ST. LOUIS CAUCUS OF 1919
May 1, 1919
Kentucky sent a full delegation of 26 men, all that the state was entitled to have as delegates at the St. Louis caucus. The delegates were; B.F. Beard, James Beard, Henry DeHaven Moorman, Hardinsburg; Ulrie J. Bell, F.D. Bernheim, George R. Ewald, A.T. Fisher, D.A. Sachs, Jr., M.L. Sosnin, Louisville; Robert L. Bronsugh, Edmund A.Muir, Nicholasville; Lynn B. Evans, Lebanon; V.C. Fraser, J.G. Juett, Wickliffe; M.K. Gordon, Madisonville; Herman H. Hall, Viper; J. Murray Hill,..
Kentucky sent a full delegation of 26 men, all that the state was entitled to have as delegates at the St. Louis caucus. The delegates were; B.F. Beard, James Beard, Henry DeHaven Moorman, Hardinsburg; Ulrie J. Bell, F.D. Bernheim, George R. Ewald, A.T. Fisher, D.A. Sachs, Jr., M.L. Sosnin, Louisville; Robert L. Bronsugh, Edmund A.Muir, Nicholasville; Lynn B. Evans, Lebanon; V.C. Fraser, J.G. Juett, Wickliffe; M.K. Gordon, Madisonville; Herman H. Hall, Viper; J. Murray Hill,..
DEPT. OF KENTUCKY 1ST STATE CONVENTION
Oct 4, 1919
The next event in the early existence of The American Legion in Kentucky was the first State Convention held at the Watterson Hotel, Louisville, October 3 and 4, 1919. The year of 1921-22, during the administration of Emmet O’Neal as department commander, will go down in the history of The American Legion and to the credit of the greatest and best of the states in the Union-Kentucky - as having achieved what always be held..
The next event in the early existence of The American Legion in Kentucky was the first State Convention held at the Watterson Hotel, Louisville, October 3 and 4, 1919. The year of 1921-22, during the administration of Emmet O’Neal as department commander, will go down in the history of The American Legion and to the credit of the greatest and best of the states in the Union-Kentucky - as having achieved what always be held..
