Post 322 St Regis Falls, New York
Post 322
St Regis Falls, New York
About This Post
Post Namesake
Saint Regis
Notable Members
CHARTER MEMBERS: Bayard T. Dupree, Earl J. LaPoint, Fred W. Lemieux, Daniel Donovan Jr, Wayne D. Barnes, George C. Prespare Jr, Thomas H. Delaire, Arthur S. O'Neil, Glenn B. Murphy, Joseph Baker, Cherol F. Aldrich, Ernest E. Bruce, Leo S. Parks, Francis H. LaFave, George Sansville FRANKLIN COUNTY COMMANDERS: Ernest E. Bruce 1931-1932; Randy N. Farmer 2008-2010; Ernest Parker 2011-2013 FABULOUS 4TH DISTRICT COMMANDERS: Randy N. Farmer 2013-2014
Photos
Memorial Day
Veteran's Park Monument - June/July 2018
Miscellaneous
Parades
Veteran's Park
HISTORY
1910
American Legion Post Chartered for St. Regis Falls
Aug 22, 1919
The Adirondack News Saturday, August 30, 1919 Charter for St. Regis Post 322 of the American Legion has been granted, it was announced August 23d by Wade H. Hayes, State Secretary, 140 Nassau Street, New York City. This makes three posts of the American Legion now in operation in Franklin county, the other two posts previously formed being in Malone and Tupper Lake. In addition it is believed that there are sufficient service men in..
The Adirondack News Saturday, August 30, 1919 Charter for St. Regis Post 322 of the American Legion has been granted, it was announced August 23d by Wade H. Hayes, State Secretary, 140 Nassau Street, New York City. This makes three posts of the American Legion now in operation in Franklin county, the other two posts previously formed being in Malone and Tupper Lake. In addition it is believed that there are sufficient service men in..
1920
Changing of the Guards - Durkee Post GAR 604 to American Legion's St Regis Post 322
Feb 20, 1921
The Adirondack News Saturday, February 26, 1921 Final Meeting of Durkee Post. A special meeting of Durkee Post G. A. R. 604, was held, on the evening of Feb. 18,1921 at Weller's Hall. The following members were present: Commander Adnor Johnson, J. P. Smith, O. F. Brabon, Wm. Harvey, Charles Jennette, Harrison Hunkins. The members of St. Regis Post, No. 322, American Legion attended as guests. While the assembled soldiers stood at parade rest, Chaplain..
American Legion Notes
Mar 11, 1922
Adirondack News
Adirondack News
1930
Grand Old-fashioned 4th of July Celebration
Jun 7, 1930
Article from Adirondack News
Article from Adirondack News
2010
Massena Home Depot crew donates time to build St. Regis Falls veterans park
Aug 5, 2015
ST. REGIS FALLS — A park to honor local veterans that has been several years in the making took a giant step forward Tuesday, thanks to community volunteers and donations of money and manpower from the Home Depot store in Massena. A crew of 13 Home Depot workers joined with members of American Legion Post 322 and other community members to put in a full day of work at the memorial park, which is being..
ST. REGIS FALLS — A park to honor local veterans that has been several years in the making took a giant step forward Tuesday, thanks to community volunteers and donations of money and manpower from the Home Depot store in Massena. A crew of 13 Home Depot workers joined with members of American Legion Post 322 and other community members to put in a full day of work at the memorial park, which is being..
An evening with Teddy Roosevelt planned in St. Regis Falls
Nov 3, 2015
Malone Telegram St. Regis Falls –– It’s been 114 years since Teddy Roosevelt made his famous journey from the depths of the Adirondacks to become the nation’s 26th president. Next week, Roosevelt –– or at least his doppelganger –– will make a return trip to the region to help the St. Regis Falls American Legion post raise money to support troops serving overseas. The real President Theodore Roosevelt has been gone for many years, but..
Malone Telegram St. Regis Falls –– It’s been 114 years since Teddy Roosevelt made his famous journey from the depths of the Adirondacks to become the nation’s 26th president. Next week, Roosevelt –– or at least his doppelganger –– will make a return trip to the region to help the St. Regis Falls American Legion post raise money to support troops serving overseas. The real President Theodore Roosevelt has been gone for many years, but..
