Post 614 Hilliard, Ohio
Post 614
Hilliard, Ohio
About This Post
Post Namesake
The name of Post 614 was chosen to be Memorial Post in memory of these servicemen who sacrificed their lives that we might live.
Dewey Busick, Chris Loudermilk, Robert Lieb, Robert McMeekin, Frederick Minch, Lowell Morris, Donald Rice, George Seeds, Robert ... READ MORE
Notable Members
FIRST OFFICERS OF MEMORIAL POST 614 Edwin Willbarger, Commander; Joseph Kidwell, Vice Commander; Paul Miller, Adjutant; Christopher O'Brien, Finance Officer (later to become Mayor of Hilliard; Lowell VanSchoik, Chaplain; Calvin McDavid, Sgt. at Arms; Paul Weaver, Historian; Paul Weaver, Service ... READ MORE
Photos
American Legion Auxiliary Unit 614 "Legionettes"
American Legion Post 614 Model-T
American Legion Memorial Post 614 Color Guard and Rifle Squad Activities
POW Recognition Programs
Day 2 Post 614 50th Year Anniversary
Day 1 Post 614 50th Year Anniversary
Memorial Day 1988 May 30
HISTORY
1940
Post Organizers Petition Dept of Ohio
Mar 27, 1946
The organizers contacted The American Legion Department of Ohio, to approach them about forming a new Post. They received the forms and application, and it was received by Department on this date.
The organizers contacted The American Legion Department of Ohio, to approach them about forming a new Post. They received the forms and application, and it was received by Department on this date.
Temporary Charter Received
May 3, 1946
The Post organizers received their temporary charter.
The Post organizers received their temporary charter.
Memorial Post 614 Chartered
Jul 15, 1946
Ninety days after receiving their temporary charter, their permanent charter was received. The initial charter contained the names of forty nine legionnaires.
Ninety days after receiving their temporary charter, their permanent charter was received. The initial charter contained the names of forty nine legionnaires.
Buckeye Boys State
Jun 15, 1949
Memorial Post 614 first participated in Buckeye Boys State by sending one boy from Hilliard High School, during the summer of 1949. The post now sponsors three or more annually.
Memorial Post 614 first participated in Buckeye Boys State by sending one boy from Hilliard High School, during the summer of 1949. The post now sponsors three or more annually.
1950
First Post Home
Apr 9, 1954
Post members learned that the Burlap Factory at 77 South Franklin Street was for sale. Members investigated the purchase of the facility, which included identifying ways to increase their income for the purchase. They also sold non-interest bearing bonds to raise the down payment. A West Jefferson, OH bank loaned the Post the balance of the money for the purchase. It was a group of very proud men that took possession of the building on..
1960
Squadron 614 Chartered
Dec 10, 1964
The Sons of the American Legion formed in 1964. Their charter application was signed by twenty two (22) eligible members on November 30, 1964. The application was approved by the Department of Ohio, with a permanent charter date of December 10, 1964.
1970
American Legion Baseball
May 29, 1977
Post 614 entered Hilliard High School as their first baseball team, when the American Legion 12th District Baseball program started in 1977.
Post 614 entered Hilliard High School as their first baseball team, when the American Legion 12th District Baseball program started in 1977.
1990
Post 614 50 Year Anniversary
Aug 4, 1996
Every month, between 1995-1996, the 50th Year Anniversary Committee met to plan celebration events. The committee designed an anniversary pin for the occasion. The pin has the American Legion emblem and reads "50th Anniversary, Memorial Post 614, 1946-1996". A dinner was held on Saturday evening, August 3rd. The anniversary program was on Sunday, August 4th.
Every month, between 1995-1996, the 50th Year Anniversary Committee met to plan celebration events. The committee designed an anniversary pin for the occasion. The pin has the American Legion emblem and reads "50th Anniversary, Memorial Post 614, 1946-1996". A dinner was held on Saturday evening, August 3rd. The anniversary program was on Sunday, August 4th.
