POST HISTORY 1986

January 8, 1986
Death Benefits of $150.00 was paid to the beneficiary Wayne L. Horst and $25.00 was donated to the department Headquarters for Operation Santa Clause.
February 6, 1986
The death Benefits of $150.00 each was paid to the beneficiaries of George W. Besore, John T. Alexander, Donald E. Clippinger, George W. B. Hinkle and Merle G. Kuhn.
Motion was approved to send two boys to State Police Youth Week at a cost of $160.00 and that medals would be purchased at a cost of $105.11 for the ROTC Awards Program.
April 3, 1986
A payment of $153.69 was made for the post sponsored Scotland School for Veterans Children's spring dance. A Payment of $35.50 was made to the Jr. American Legion Baseball Team for uniform patches. It was announced that Dodie Strayer would represent the Post 223 in the Shippensburg Annual Fair Queen Contest.
May 1, 1986
The Death Benefits of $150.00 each was paid to the beneficiaries of john Walters and Paul Fogelsonger.
A $150.00 donation was made to the Girls Softball Team and a donation of $10.00 was donated to Camille Girosky for participating in The Hands Across America Celebration.
June 6, 1986
The Death Benefit of $150.00 was paid to the beneficiary of Roy Basore and $45.00 was donated to the Girls Softball Team.
Post election of officers was held and the following were elected to serve the post for 1987:
Commander--Tommy Everett
1st Vice Commander--Carl Clugh
2nd Vice Commander--William Sowers
Finance Officer--Tommy Everett
Service Officer--Ambrose Naugle
Chaplain--William Burkhart
Sgt at Arms--Carl Clugh
Historian--William Burkhart
Judge Advocate--Benjamin Brechbiel
November 6, 1986
The bill for the Midget Football Banquet was paid at a cost of $128.00. The Death Benefits of $150.00 each was paid to the beneficiaries of E. Etter, F. Fogelsonger, W. McCann and L. Reddig. A donation of $25.00 was made to the Shippensburg United Way.