Post 289 Hancock, New York
Post 289
Hancock, New York
Photos
Shehawken Hose Company building
Post Officers
Hancock Legion Post #289 1949
Post Commander addressing members
HISTORY
1910
Charter members
Aug 15, 1919
Original charter members of Hancock Post #289 were: Paul O'Neill H.A. Williams N.F. Kazenstein Fred H. Snyder R.M. Day Irvin L. Snyder Thomas M. Moran Eric Husted Clair M. Guild James A. Staples Francis E. Scully Guy F. Shea Harold Randall Arthur C. Decker Leslie D. LaValley Aloysius Meyer R.A. Forester Vincent Meyer Louis H. Keery Horton Mahon E.B. Beers E.B. McGranaghan R.L. Wheelock W.A. Schultz Edward F. Ford Leo J. Ford Jerome McGranaghan J.B...
Original charter members of Hancock Post #289 were: Paul O'Neill H.A. Williams N.F. Kazenstein Fred H. Snyder R.M. Day Irvin L. Snyder Thomas M. Moran Eric Husted Clair M. Guild James A. Staples Francis E. Scully Guy F. Shea Harold Randall Arthur C. Decker Leslie D. LaValley Aloysius Meyer R.A. Forester Vincent Meyer Louis H. Keery Horton Mahon E.B. Beers E.B. McGranaghan R.L. Wheelock W.A. Schultz Edward F. Ford Leo J. Ford Jerome McGranaghan J.B...
1920
Women's auxilliary
Feb 18, 1924
The members of the Hancock Post #289 passed a motion the create a women's auxiliary for the Post.
The members of the Hancock Post #289 passed a motion the create a women's auxiliary for the Post.
Received permanent charter
Feb 28, 1924
On February 28th, 1924 the Hancock American Legion Post #289 received its permanent charter as an American Legion Post.
Auxiliary receives charter
Jun 30, 1925
On June 30th, 1925 the Hancock American Legion Post #289 Auxiliary receives its charter.
1930
Moved into Post building
Jan 1, 1939
The Hancock American Legion Post moved into its new Post building on January 1st 1939. The dedication was held on June 8, 1939. The Post started having meetings in 1919 in the Lord Block in Hancock, N.Y.. In April 1920 the Post moved into rooms in the I.O.O.F Hall.In January 1927 the Post moved into the Shehawken Hose Company building. In December 1931 the Post moved into the Hearld Building until finally moving into their..
The Hancock American Legion Post moved into its new Post building on January 1st 1939. The dedication was held on June 8, 1939. The Post started having meetings in 1919 in the Lord Block in Hancock, N.Y.. In April 1920 the Post moved into rooms in the I.O.O.F Hall.In January 1927 the Post moved into the Shehawken Hose Company building. In December 1931 the Post moved into the Hearld Building until finally moving into their..
1970
Sons squadron charteed
Dec 31, 1979
On December 31st, 1979 the Hancock American Legion Post #289 Sons squadron received their charter.
