“News from the Hut”
for American Legion Post #142; Hominy, Oklahoma.
>>> by Gary Lanham
It is always a distinct pleasure and honor, to sit down with one of our patriots at the Hut and recount their recollections of service to the country. My current time was with one of my favorite guys Dick Pope. Dick always has a tidbit of information for me that greatly helps, as I organize my articles for our wonderful newspaper. He also possesses a humorous slant on different topics. Continue reading
We are planning a short flag ceremony at the Legion Hut at 9:00am on Saturday, July 4th.
This event will be for Legion members and families, and others who wish to attend.
There will be a small reception with refreshments afterwards.
“News from the Hut”
for American Legion Post #142; Hominy, Oklahoma.
>>> by Gary Lanham
We had a great time last Thursday evening. Stan Mueller was recognized as the birthday boy of the month and wouldn’t you know, Chef Sebert happen to have a cake on hand to celebrate. Happy Birthday Stan! Well that was just the beginning.
After getting the details of Charles O’Leary’s travels with Nancy, recently we learned that their daughter and our former member, brother, and O’Leary son-in-law John Doudna are doing just fine in Wyoming. We also heard the latest of the “40 Mile” rule for the Hominy Health Clinic in conjunction with the Tulsa Veteran’s Administration offices, that will benefit our local veterans. If you are interested in more information, drop by our Thursday night meetings to get an update. More details for the meetings are below. Continue reading
“News from the Hut”
for American Legion Post #142; Hominy, Oklahoma.
>>> by Gary Lanham
I thought it appropriate to recognize last Sunday’s big event. June 12th marked the 240th birthday of the United States Army. The majority of our crew were U.S. Army or a reserve component of the same. Heck even with my Air Force career, one of the first things I was taught is that we came from the Army Air Force. Continue reading
“News from the Hut”
for American Legion Post #142; Hominy, Oklahoma.
>>> by Gary Lanham
I will take a brief departure from the pattern I have been following, honoring the service of our local heroes this week. The reason is to recognize two significant events, one recent and one past. I will begin with the past first, as it impacts our lives even today. Continue reading
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Blackwell-Frazier American Legion Post #142 Hominy, Oklahoma 