A letter from Theodore Roosevel to the A.E.F.

news paper article for Gerald E. Taylor 

Certificate of death Glenn A Fuller signed by the Adjutant General of the Army on December 11, 1919

Glenn A Fuller 24 years of age and a resident of the village of Central Square died at Briey France January 9th, 1919.. Fuller was shot during the performance of his duty post Armistice.  

this is the original application for a Post Charter dated May 8, 1920 with the signatures of the charter members.

First Commander of Fuller - Taylor Post 915 in Central Square, New York

George Traub  Medic US Army1920-1921

George Perfield PVT US Marines 1922

Evo Matthys 1923,1932,1933,1943

Harold Crabtree 1924,1925,1941

George Whaley 1926, 1927

Olin Hoyt 1928, 1929

Clarence Henderson 1930,1931,1934,1935

Walter Westcott 1936-1937

Howard Thompson 1938,1939, 1942

Harold Boots 1940

Howard Jennings 1944

Seward Haines 1945

Jack slater 1946

Jack Cronk 1947

Arthur Revoir 1948

Carl Wescott 1951 , 1964

Seward Haines 1951 County Commander

Earl Bettinger 1952

Emiel Scheemaker 1953

Ralph F Boots 1954

Wilbert E Lewis 1955

Herbert Penoyer 1956

Charles Allmon 1957

Edmund Scheemaker 1957

Carl D Johnson 1958

Howard Rio 1959

Harold Alexander 1960

Carl M Wescott 1960 County Commander

Gerald Sheldon 1961

Leonard..

this is the original (temporary???) charter that was dated May 24th, 1920.  

George Traub

J.S. Morris

W.T. Rollo

Harold Vrooman

Earl J. Lynch

Earl Landers

Harry Rice

Olin Hoyt

Perry Van der meid

George Perfield

Lorenzo Snell

George Whaley

Steven Farnett

Charles Gregory

Frank Petrie

Harold Boots

Harold Crabtree

George Traub Sr PFC U.S. Army, Medic , WWI. FIRST Commander of Fuller/Taylor Post 915, 1920 - 1921

and  a Charter Member of the Post.

George was born in Central Square July 10 1894, the son of Louis and Frances Brown Traub.  He had three years of high school.  He entered the service November 12, 1917 and was discharged August 27, 1919.  He was a Pvt. 1st Class Dental Asst. in the medical dept. of the 3rd..

Post Commander 1928, 1929

Post commander Olin Hoyt

Charter member Olin Hoyt

Post Commander 1928 -1929

George W Perfield, Private in the U.S. Marine Corps WWI.

Charter member of Fuller/Taylor Post 915

SECOND Commander of Fuller/Taylor Post 915 in 1922

Post 915 Auxillary was Chartered

Jack Cronk was a P-51 Mustang pilot during WWII

this phot was taken in early 1951 Yokosuka Japan at the US Navy Hospital

Earl “Bett” Bettinger Army Veteran of WWII with service in Africa and Europe. Bett was the Post Commander in 1952.

Earl was born April 16, 1917 at Adams, NY, the son of William Earl and Nellie Marie Bettinger.  He entered the service January 27, 1940 and was a 1st Sgt in the U.S. Army, being discharged December 12, 1945.

Carl Wescott was born on Stony Island December 30, 1908, the son of Herbert and Bertha Hill Wescott.  He went into the service December 22, 1942 and was Discharged November 21, 1945.  He was an aviation engineer (T5).  After discharge he was a mechanic for the Oswego Highway Dept.  He married Ada May Williams.  They hay no children.  He was the Fuller- Taylor Post 915 Commander in 1951 and again in 1964.  He was the..

Summer 1962? The post is taking delivery of our F-86 Saber Jet.