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Ticket Pre-sales
Ticket pre-sales for performances in the Opernhaus as well as for concerts generally begin on the same date two months before the day of the performance. For performances in all other venues, pre-sales generally begin one month before the performance date. If the first pre-sale date falls on a Saturday or Sunday, then pre-sales will begin on that Friday. If it falls on a holiday, then sales will begin the daybefore. Some events cannot be purchased through online sales. For such cases, please contact our telephone ticket service ((+49) (0) 711. 20 20 90, Mon – Fri: 10 am –8 pm, Sat: 10 am – 6 pm). Performances outside of the previously mentioned pre-sale periods can be ordered using the online ordering form. Please examine our general information on ticket pre-sales.
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Please use the alternate sales channels for discounts, as they are not available or applicable for online sales.
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Gift certificates can be used as a form of payment for one or more performances at Staatstheater Stuttgart. You can even use them to pay for subscriptions and merchandising products. Gift vouchers can be transferred to third parties and can be redeemed without any time limit until cancelled. If the order total is greater than the value of the gift voucher,the difference can be paid out. Remaining balances will be repaid in the form of a gift voucher. Redeeming gift vouchers is not currently possible for online sales. Please use our alternate sales channels for this purpose.
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Tickets or gift vouchers can be sent out for a shipping fee of 1.50 €, if the time of the order allows for it. The Staatstheater Stuttgart cannot accept any responsibility for the shipment.
Confirmation of purchase will automatically be sent by email to the address you provided, as soon as purchase of your order has been initiated.
By presenting printed confirmation of purchase, tickets can be picked up at the theatre box office or at the appropriate performance box office; gift vouchers only at the theatre box office (Mon – Fri: 10 am – 7 pm, Sat: 10am – 2 pm).
Only printed tickets are valid as passes for means of transport with the VVS. Printed confirmations of purchase will not be accepted as valid ride passes for the VVS.
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The 2013/14 season
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Stuttgart Ballet on tour
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John Cranko Schule
Özkan Ayik
Corps de ballet
Özkan Ayik was born in Seydisehir, Turkey, and grew up in Istanbul. He attended the Mimar Sinan University of Fine Arts from 1999 until 2006. In 2006 he continued his ballet education at the John Cranko Schule in Stuttgart where he graduated in 2008.
In the season 2008/09 he joined the Stuttgart Ballet as an apprentice. One year later Özkan Ayik was taken into the Corps de ballet.
In January 2013 he presented his first own choreography at the Noverre-Society's "Young Choreographers":
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Solo Roles with the Stuttgart Ballet
Are you as big as me? (Roman Novitzky)
Der richtige Ort (Katarzyna Kozielska)
Don Quijote (Maximiliano Guerra): Sancho Pansa
Gaîté Parisienne (Maurice Béjart): Freund
Krabat (Demis Volpi): Juro
La Sylphide (Peter Schaufuss after August Bournonville): Pas de huit
Orphée et Euridice (Staging, Choreography: Christian Spuck): one of the Amor Boys
Romeo and Juliet (John Cranko): Carnival dance
Ssss... (Edward Clug)
Swan Lake (John Cranko): Wolfgang, educator of the prince
The Four Temperaments (George Balanchine): Second Theme
The Lady and the Fool (John Cranko): Bootface
The Lady of the Camellias (John Neumeier): Graf N
The Taming of the Shrew (John Cranko): Gremio, Petrucchio's servant
workwithinwork (William Forsythe)
Specially created Roles
Dancer in the Dark (Marco Goecke/Louis Stiens)
Das Fräulein von S. (Christian Spuck)
Double Bass Conerto (Bridget Breiner)
Krabat (Demis Volpi)
Nightlight (Douglas Lee)
On Velvet (Marco Goecke)
Orlando (Marco Goecke)
Orphée et Euridice (Staging, Choreography: Christian Spuck)
Specially created Roles at Noverre-Society: Young Choreographers
Dearest (David Moore)
Meridian (David Moore)
The unexpected Suddennes (Mikhail Soloviev)
What only they can see (Lucas Jervies)
Corps de ballet Roles with the Stuttgart Ballet
Bolero (Maurice Béjart)
Bravo Charlie (Marco Goecke)
Das Fräulein von S. (Christian Spuck)
Don Quijote (Maximiliano Guerra)
Gaîté Parisienne (Maurice Béjart)
Giselle (Inszenierung: Reid Anderson, Valentina Savina)
Goecke at the Chamber. The Nutcracker (Marco Goecke)
Hamlet (Kevin O'Day): Man of the Court
I fratelli – The Brothers (Mauro Bigonzetti): Simone' Friend
Initials R.B.M.E. (John Cranko)
La fille mal gardée (Sir Frederick Ashton)
La Sylphide (Peter Schaufuss after August Bournonville): a.o. Witch
Le Sacre du Printemps (Glen Tetley)
Leonce and Lena (Christian Spuck): a.o. Royal dresser
Letters of Others (Bridget Breiner)
Lifecasting (Douglas Lee)
Onegin (John Cranko)
Opus 1 (John Cranko)
Othello (John Neumeier)
Poème de l'extase (John Cranko)
RED in 3. (Jorma Elo)
Requiem (Kenneth MacMillan)
Romeo und Julia (John Cranko)
Siebte Sinfonie (Uwe Scholz)
Swan Lake (John Cranko)
The Lady and the Fool (John Cranko)
The Lady of the Camellias (John Neumeier)
The Sleeping Beauty (Márcia Haydée after Marius Petipa)
The Song of the Earth (Kenneth MacMillan)
The Taming of the Shrew (John Cranko)
Theme and Variations (George Balanchine)
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World Premiere at Noverre-Society: Young Choreographers on January, 18th, 2013, Stuttgart Ballet


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Long Island Memories
,.. 1/4/24 (continued). House Committee had ·no report~ but called the ~ttention of the Post to the fact that a previous motion had been laid upon the table and requested action. It was therefore regularly moved, seconaed and carried that this ~tter be left on the table. Ritual Committee reported that they would like the sentiment of the post as to ini tia.tion. It was therefore regularly moved, seconded ana carried tnat this matter be left entirely in the hands of the committee, a.nu. that the Chairman appoint committee to serve with Chairman H. Mahnken for this purpose. The Oomrr~~er appointe~ Buduies George .Mulcahy, Snodgrass, Kedenburg ana. Horn.. · Billa of Franklin Bedell for $30.00, room rent for three months; Entertainment Committee for entertaining ladies on December 9th, $26.77; and Ed. Willets for ~2.00, for cartage, were ordered paid. Motion made, seconded. and carried. that a comn1i ttee be appointen by the Commander to wait on the Village Board, requesting them to rename some streets in the honor of all of the boys of this village who died in the World War. The Commander appointed Buddies K~denburg, Schloss and Young. Motion made, seconded and carried that a letter be sent to the Board of Education, requesting one night a week be set aside for this post to use the gymnasium in the new high school when same is completed. Motion made, seconded and carried that the sum of $10.00 be given to the Athletic Committee for basket ball uniforms. Motion ffiade and seconded that letter be sent to State Headquarters, requesting right of this post to express a minority opinion on any question in connection with Legion affairs. By vote of Post, motion tabled. Refreshments v1ere served by K. P. 's Nunns and Ware. · The meeting then adjourned. ~~4.~ ,.... January I8th I924. Regular meetin~ of the William Clinton Story Post 1/342 held in the Dug OUt Commander Cruickshank presid• ins. W.nutes of the previous meeting were approved as re MOtion made1 eeoonded and carried that our Insurance be diverted to John ~Biehl & Ooand W G Miller be notified that old policy had been cancelled. MOtion ~~e seconded and carried that tickets tor raffel sent by the C A Dennis post#3o9 be raturned . a.d.v:lee that this method of raising tunds VIas in violation ot ruling of state Commander. Ritual Committeereported progress and moved that no new members will be permitted to take seat in meetings until after they have taken Initiation, Seconded and carried. There being no further business meeting adjourned. ~~~- / Poet Adjutant. ~ebruary let %924. Regular meeting of the William Clinton story Poet 342 Held at the Old Odd ~ellows Hall. Commanerd • Cruiokehank presiding. Xinutee of the previous meeting was approved_ ae read. Ritual Comidtt ee reported they were ready to initiation any candidates. ~tion made seconded and carried that matter ot routine ae to v.hen initiation Should be worked at meetings and also Who was to notify candidate e be left to decision of the ~cutive noarde 'Firat Vice Commander reportedthat c W R~or was elected County Treasurer and H Kranz elected to County Bxecutive noard. . MOtion made seconded and carried that co~ttee of two who are familiar with the Poet record• review same an4 report to next meeting uto the .. Veterans Uountdn Camp Lean-To. ~ Commander appointed J R~or and .H X Blinn to serve on said committee. t · MO~ion Made seconded and oarried that Civic Oommi ttee take action an and br1116 matters of• importance relative to Armt and N.-.vy prepara:d .. nesato the attention of ~~e Poet. Building Committee reported that new aite for f'uter home had beenf'ound namely.plct 44 x as x70 va with houee and garage located on Olive Blvd betwe8n Ohuroh at."d Grnvttt St:!:'~e>~~~~ which could be bought for ti21 000 and recommendedthatthe· Poet take action to purchaeeeame. MOtion seconded and oarriedthat Building Committee be empowered to make arrangements for the purcha. ae of this property.On rising vote it wae found to be unaniiDoue. :M:otion ma4e:: aeoonded and carried that Building _ Committee endeavor to obtain refund of O,Pt4on on property on Broadw~. Motion made seconded and carried that post stand insilent pr~er for tho recovery of Woodrow " Wilson , Personal Qf'fioer reported. paid up memberiShiP of I06 members and· I associate memben.: 1'here being no furtller busineae meeting adjour• • February %5th 1924 • Regular meeting of the William Clinton story Poet #342 held at the Old Odd Fellows Hall commander_ CruickShank presiding. :W.nut•e of tlle l)revious meeting were approved ae read • .• civic Oommi ttee reported on ad,'Justed compen. sation an~ urged all members to help bring this bi;lle before the »Ublic. Building Committee reported that site mentioned s Last meeting had been obtained thru the combined effort a of Joe Yo Oloalcy ~ Whittaker and Jalce Bit who lfought it for us for tt%000 and alsoobtained a mortage of tsooa from the Citizens Nati~nal Bank For us. t5oo .• oo was paid aa. first pqment. llot1on that a rising vote of thanks be rendered t ·o Buddies lbittaker and MCClosky ~d letter of thanks be sent to lake Poet• £ Commander then introduced 1laJ or Speers who entertain• od. ;With pi·cture lecture on Gre_eoe. Motion made aeo.onded and carried that rleing vote . ot t~e be tendered t<ll lla.jor S~eere · tor entertainment. There being no further business meeting a4j ourned. • • I .march ?th J:924. rtegula.r meeting of the william vlinton ::;tory J:'ost ne.Ld at the uld Odd .J!'ellows hall uommander t,;ruiukehat. tk presing. ~ •nitiation he.Ld an~ tne following were initiateu ~uu~ies ~ang~on anu neville. -inutes oi the previous meeting were approved as rea.a. ~uilaing vommlttee reported progress anu that we weret to ~aKe possession of our new home on APril Ist ana requestea. that al.J. plea.ges be fulfillea. quic.tely. ~n connection with wel~are work it was recommena.e< 1 that ~eo ~r be appointed to saia committee. Appointment maae by uommana.er.- Initiation Committeereported that the initiation spoke for itself. :~tion made and seconded thatinitiation Committee be instructed to discontinue the use of waterin .-.dnitiationsunlese uniform is furnished candidates 'Wlo~ion made secon4ed and carried that this motion be tabeled. :lotionmade seconded ~hat the second part of the initiation be worked once a month and the first part worked on the second meeting of eaCh month. motion made seconded and carried that this motion bea tabeled.and ,refferred to Executive Board. Jfotion made seconded and carried that the Ladies Auxille17 be in vi ted to lecture at t."'le next meeting : I 1' llotion 1made seconded and carried that ten members be appointed a committ ee to serve on applications ~ tor State Bonus. ' Commander appointed Joe :McClosky as chairman of said committee with authctrity to pick his O\L"'l committee but suggested the mames of Buddies ~~bell Mahr C Mahenken and SChloss as membersof . ... ame. There being no turther business meeting ~ourned ~«~- Post Adjutant. Marah 2Iet 1924. Regular meeting of the William Clinton story Post #342 held at the Old Odd Fellows Hall. Commander Cru:i.ckehank presiding. · Minutes of the previous meeting were approved as eead. Building Committee reported progress and stated · that they needed more funds to complete purchase. Donation of Ten dollars received from The Willing Workers Club and ordered turned over to the Building Committee. Memorial Day Cornmijtee reported progress and spok$ as to arrangements for that day. Entertainment Commit~ee repqrted progress and advi4 sed that they had over Three Hundred dollars in bank. . Membership Connnittee reported progress. Count~ Dance Committee reported tickets ready for distribution for dance on 4/25/24. ·41' Resolution authorizing officers of the Post to ' sign mortages for $9000.00 on New Dug out. llotion .made seconded and ca:rried.Mr J. Lee be given authority to deposite and draw funds of Building Committee. Welfare Oammitteere,ported progress. Buddie Kran1zappointed comni ttee o·f of one to $ee Mrs MYrick to get donation of war relics belonging to her husband. · , Dr.Dennert was then introduced by the Commander ns the speaker of the evening who lectured on the Woi"l.d w~. After lecture it was regularily moved seconded and carried that a rising vote of thanks be extended to Dr Dennert for his kindness in entertaining us. There being no further business meeting adjourned, I. , ' \,.- Regular meeting of the William Clinton Story Post #342, hmerican Lefion, held at the Dugout, Friday /,pril 4th, Commander Cruickshank presiding . Uinutes of previous meeting were approved as read . Building Comntittee reported they had sum of $1410.00 in treasury and that they needed $1700.00 more;also that they hoped to sell option on property on Broadway p,,embership Committee reported new members v1ere coming in very good but old members •vere rather slow . .r:Jember-ship to date 167. ·- Civic Committee, No report. \telfare ColllT.littee reported regarding drive for cigarettes to be /.:v...~ in future . Vlally Young spoke on welfare work and on new st' ate publication the Empire State Legionare. (11 Subs .) Hat Committee reported that 30-35 hats had been purchased by members . Dance Committee, progress • . M'r . Eidt, speaking for 'I'reasurer Raynor said he was contemplating resigning and requested audit of his books . ?'otion therefore made , seconded and carried that Commander appoint auditing committee of two for e this purpose . Motion made , seconded and carried that Entertainment and 1Iouse Committee turn over sums of <J,"200 .oc and $50. 00 respectivel y . captain Doudera was then introduced by Conunander, who gave us a very fine lecture on his experiences hunt 4t ing fox and wolves . Rising vote of thanks extended to captain . Meeting adjourned w/a~ Post Adjutant . Regular meetj ng of' the ~~ i l liam Clinton Story Post #342 , .J.merican Legion, held at the Dugout , Friday April 18th, Commander Cruickshank pres iding . Iviinutes of the previous meeting were approved as read . r.:embership Connnittee reported total membership to dat e of 178. Dance Committee reported tickets for-County dance were not going so well and requested large attendance et dance . t~ . Young spoke in connection with welfare work and advised that Band Concert to be g i ven by L. I .R.R. Band at Ki ngs Park on June 15th, and requested we sponsor this affair . Motion made , seconded and carried that we take over this proposition and that Treasurer be authorized to draw check for sum not to exceed ~'1,. 50 . 00 to cover expenses . Building Committee reported $700 . 00 still outstandi - n~ on pledges and requested all members who have pledges to come across . • wther , that we v1ere now in position of building and commended Leo Schloss for his 1good work as Council. Also requested Volunteers for every night in the week f'or reconstruction work . Motion made, seconded and carried that Dugout will be closed every evening between 7- 10 P. M. also Saturday afternoon and Sunday mornings during reconstruction of building . Civic Committee reported as to help received from Jake Post, Smith and Malcolmson, 1st National and ~ itizen 's National Banks in connection with purchase • of new horne . 1.1otion made, seconded and carried that letter of thanks be sent to all of the above . It was suggested that Convention Committee become active and have report by meeting after next . Entertainment Committee reported that raffe l for radio set would be launched soon . Retual Commi ttee reported that they would work initiation at Lynbrook on April 28th. T~u Da Silva offered to donate flag and pole for new .Lub House . Motion made , seconded and carried that we accept same with thanks . • Regular meeting of the William Clinton Story Post #342 , American Legion, held at the Dugout, FridaT May 2nd, Commander Cruickshank presiding . Minutes of the previous meeting were approved as read . Welfare Committee reported regarding cigarette nights at various organizati·ons in town, in near future . Entertainment Committee reported regarding raffel and requested action by members . Retual Committee reported that they had put on initia-tion at Lynbrook with success and have been requested to put one on a t Cedarhurst on May 20th. 1~ . Young spoke about endeavoring to have cornerstone laid at hospital on date of Band Concert, June 15th. Motion that letter from K of C, requesting our presence at Memorial Mass be referred to Memorial Day Committee . Motion that Building Committee and House Committee be appointed committee to get fixtures and furniture for new Dugout . Seconded and carried. • Civic Committee reported that ~~s . Earon was up f or re-election on Scho~l Board and requested all ~ members to support her at the polls . The question of rubbish cans as previously discussed be referred to Civic Committee . Regular meeting of the William Clinton Story Post #342, American Legion, held at the Dugout, 1-'riday May 16th, Commander Cruickshank presiding . Minutes of the previous meeting were approved as read . 41t 1~ . campbell spoke regarding the help Mr . Schmidt Sr . has rendered to the Post in the construction of the new Dugout and moved that in appreciation of this, that key to same be given him With privilege Of USing Dugout as a member. Bonus Committee reported that Blanks were on hand and were being distributed on Monday and Thursday night~ at the Grove Street School . 285 had been taken care of to date . ~ Building Committee reported that Dugout would be c·ompleted by Decoration Day and that 3 chairs had been donated by 1st National Bank . Membership Committee reported progress and hoped to have 300 members by next meeting . Entertainment Committee reported raffel was well under way. Memorial Con~ittee reported progress . Civic committee reported they were working in conjunction with Memorj.al Day Cornmi ttee to get Civic Organiaztion to participate in parade . Motion was made, seconded and carried that we accept offer of Dedication Committee to participate in dedicat~on of Memorial Library. Motion made , seconded and carried that House Con~ittee extend offer to G.A.R. to hold their meetings in new Dugout . Motion made by R. T. Rasmussen, and seconded, that we extend offer to Spanish American v~ar Veterans, also v.F'.W. to hold their meetings in new Dugout . Considerable discussion. Motion that same be tabled . Motion made, seconded and carried that courtesy of the floor be extended to Mr . Leo Mohr for whatever he ~ cared to discuss. Motion made, seconded and carried that former matter ~ be removed from table for discussion. Motion then withdrawn by maker. Retual Committee reported progress and that they v1ere to work initiation at Farmingdale June 2, 1924 . Motion made, seconded and carried that Francis Arguambau who resigned from the Post as he was not in f avor of the bonus, be requested to file applies.- tion for same and bequeath all to Veterans Mountain Camp . Rising vote of thanks was extended to Lou Da Silva e for flag and pole. Meeting June 4th I924. ~ Regular meeting of the William Clinton Story Post 342 held at the Dug Out .commander Cruickshank presiding. After the Commander made ovation in connection ITith opening of new dug out motion was made seconded and ca ~ arried that a commettee of three be appointed to drat ~ reeolutionor testimonial to the Building Committee with the names of said committee thereon leaving epace thereon for signature of all members present. Comander appointed Yaj or Rassmueeen. \V J Young and C W RS\Ynor. Building Comm. reported that with a few minoe:r thinge the- builting was completed and ready to turn over to the post.Also that eighty members had pledged Twenty One lundred· dollarssof which only FDur hundred was outstanding :md wanted to thank. the members fort:beir help in.J.compl;etililg .lild·ing. · · Welfare Comm.reportod progress and reminded the poet that this post was to act as host to the vetrane at Kings Park on Sunday June I5and requested a. large Beligation to go and requested transportation for those who were going • • Jtion that signee be printed for the first auto in ~he party be obtained also that the post carry. its colore .carried. Burt· Smith offered to mak~ and donate eigne. Report of Memorial Da.y ConMI. read and approved. Rising vote of thanks extended to l.!ajor Rasernuesen for the success of the dayaa.leo for gift of motion pictures of the parade. MOtion made seconded and carried that ~or Raes- mueeen represent thie post on pe~nt memorial day commetteee. Bonus Co~ reported that they had discontinued using school fer distributing blanks and 414 appli-- cation had been handle~. · Cap Co~reported progreseandcstated that ' 50 cape had been purchased by the members. HOuse Co~ reported progress and outlined breifly how they intendea to continue in the future. MOtion made seconded and carried.that House CO~ be e~owered to dra!t set of house rules and eubmitt t same at the next meet6ng. ,.. · • Treasurers report I!Showed a balance ot 9. 69 in bank. Auditing Oomm appointed at request of Treasurers showed hie account in balance with ~69 J on hand. Entertainmeatcomzu .• reported progress and that they were giving a series of entertainments to be given during the fall. MOtion made seconded and carried tha.t.ao.tion of ~-· ...., this committee be endorsed and · that . they be appoi ~64 a special committee to handle these entertainm ~ ents and were not to be dismissed until last entert ainment was s~ ~ed• )· MemberShip Co~ reported progress and that we had 200 members to date. Convention Co~ reported progress and advised that names of committeewould.;be given at next meating• Resignation of 0 W' Rqnor lt,easurer· read .Ai'tea:-~·dd discussion Mr R~or agreed to reconsider andTreq uested that his resignation be held over until next meeting When he wouldr.Ji:lake deetcion. , . Motion made !!econded and carried that , subject to the approval- of the Executive board., that C~?mmander and fteaeurer constitute a.'-~lll.nkingl\Uld Committee for purpose of taking care of notes and mortages on this buildingand that P~st ffeasurer turn 30.0( ... ~rty dorllars dver to t~e Sinking Fund t:rYery month, also that Hot.tee .,Qommittee . turn . ov.er to same fundiO.oo~·en :~ dtlla.re every month. ;-. • 'J lOtion made seconded and carried that the ladies Allxil~~ be invitod~o cauhouse, warming to be held · in the near future. members to be a~eeesed to defr~ the expenses. . ' DOtion made seconded and cqrr1ed that building be turned eve~ to Houts~ ~o. mmit. tee . w£th full power. • BUilding turned over to B«)use ao!Dmittee b'W' :Bllilding: cammu.ttee., '"' ):.. .. ' MOtion made. ,econded that we pr.ocee~i~ initiation ttppn :rising. vote .mo. tion· was lo8t. . ~ . ~ · uotion made seconded and' carried that naxt meeting be a social meeting _. ~ : • ll.eeting adj ourne~ • • • June 20th I924. Regular meeting of the William Clinton Stort Poet #342 held at the Old Odd Fellowe Hall. 'Commander ~ruickl!!hank preeiding • llinutes of the _previous meeting were approved as read • ' · - · Jlemberahip Oommettee reported a paid up memberehip of 224 . and epoke of the state Commanders personal requeet tor a ~ery member get two members• dr~ve.And requested volunteers to work on thi a drive. c ' InitiAtion Committee reported progress. Wel1'are Committee Reported progreae and gave full teport of th• ha;ppenlnges at · Kings Pa1'k on Bundq June 15th When this Poet acted ae host to tne ntrana there. (.. ~tion made seconded and carried that letter ot thanka be send to !&a L.I.R.R. Band tor there eervioos on t.ha.t dqe OoimDander appointed Bob Campbell Henry Kr~ andri Howa.rd inalmken ae eomtttee to trn"ra.nge a party for the Ladies ·Auxillery in appreciation for their help in turniehing the Dug OUt Which WSJ! ordered at the previoue meeting. House Committee reported progrese. Convention Committee reported progress. "' '- Scout ·master J.ee reported ae to the aot1Ti tbass of our Troop and stated that they were running a cake JJale on Saturdey ai'ternoon and asked the members eupporte Building Comi:littee reported that they were having a dinner in the name of the post at the Elke Club On June 9th and requeeted all meinbers to be ],'resent • !ioketa to be ·~~O.Aleo that a detdl was needed to tinillh the painting -of the BOg out• MOtion that letter from B S Uoes regarding. T.heater Party be; refferred to the Entertainment·: Comm. it tee • Seoondecli and carried. Yot1on that Financial Oonmd.ttee ot three be e»Point ted to borrow JDOtlBY from the lhembere for temp.o~ fund • Aft er co~siderable diecuesion motion Wa8 with dr~ ~ Motion made seconded and carried that the Poet ~ row: the sum of teo.oo trom the llntertainment coimn ~ 1 ttee funds to detrq poet expeneee. ~ · ..., Motion made ,that three !rueteee .l>e eleot,d for one" two and -..,e. y_ea.rs • This motion ordered . laid over on 'the table by ple Comrilander and it wa.e ordered that next notice make mention of the fact that this matter was to be voted upon. . Committee of four wae apl)ointed by the CommansleF to to draft• necessary change · in Po·et By Lawe to · - cover the above. The following were a.ppo.1nted, Jo·e ua Clo,sky. Heney. Kr~ ·H.K.:Slinn. ~d John cr\11ckf9:1~· , , Meeting adjourned. .. '- r· I ( .r .... ...t. . ' l ) • July 2nd, 1924. Meeting of the William Clinton Story Post, No. 342, American Legion, held at the Legion Building, Freeport, N. Y., on Wednesd~ cveninr, July 2nd, 1924. Commander Cruickshank called the meeting to order and presided, a quorum being present. ' Himmel reported for the Entertaimnent Committee. Asked that radio books be turned in as soon as possible; time extended to Monday night, August 4th. Reported Second Annual outing to be held at Charlie Johnson's on Saturday, August 2nd, 1924. Also reported arrangements for three shows, to be held in October, January and March next. Building Comn1ittee reported progresa. Has arranged for dinner to be held at Elk' s Club House, Freeport, on Wednesday evening, July 9th, fifty ~e representatives of Freeport invited. All post members urged to be present, tickets $2.50 each. Also asked for volunteers to olean up the yard on Saturday next • Membership Committee reported 235 paid-up members to date. Welfare Committee reported donation of cigarettes from Spartan Club, of Freeport, for Kings Park. Convention Committee reported efforts to obtain Spartan Cluo for County Convention to be held on July 26th, 1924, in the afternoon and evening. Refreahmente to be provided by the Auxiliary. Lee reported on the Boy Scouts. Mentioned Boy i Scout Camp, which Scouts can attend at $1. 00 per day. - Initiation Committee reported they are ready for initiations. Ladies Night Committee suggested that affair - be post poned until August or September. Under new business, the Commander reported a conunittee appointed to draft an amendment to the Constitution to provide for three trustees, and to lay out the duties of the trustees. Commander reported Legion property at Free ~ port exempted from 'Village Tax by Village Board. Motion made , seconded and carried tha~ the - Adjut ant be i nstructed to write t o the proper Town Authorities, for exemption from the Town~ County and State tax. ' · Treasurer reported balance on hand of $54. 95. On motion duly made, seconded and carried, the Treasurer' s report was accepted as read. Discussion as to poet cards _in addi~ion to Post Bulletin. Mr. Mahnken to have detailed statement as to Bulletin at next Poet ~eeting . Suggestion that we obtain picture of Col. Wilson, also all Post Commanders, ~ also a picture of Major. McCleary, for t he Dug- out • ! Motion made, seconded and carried that each Post Commander be requested to furnish photogr aph. McCloskey appointed committee of one to take care of the mat t er of t he photograp~s. commander reported Leigh Lake as having his ·• leg broken in accodent. McCloskey reported Walter v. Morse as very ill. Discussion as to obtaini rg photographs of different Memorial Dczy affairs. Commander spoke on annual report, and asked chairman of each committee to let him ha.ve an outline of what he has accompliShed during the past year. Motion made that flag be not used in this building agatnst walls for decorative purposes. Motion made , seconded and carried that this motion be laid on the table. On motion duly made, seconded and carried, the meeting adjourned. -· July 18th 1924. Regular meeting of the William Clinton Story Post 342 held at the Dug Out. Commander Cruickshank presiding/ 4a Minutes of the previous meeting were approved as read Building Committee reported regarding dinner held at Elks Club stating that about 25 citizens were present and between $1000.00 and $1500.00 was raised toward Building Fund also that citizens committee had been appointed and would continue a silent drive for funds and wind up with a bazar. Entertainment Committee reported regarding outing to Charlie Johnson's on Aug2nd and also requested all radio books be returned promptly and requested that that next notice have this request incorporated there in. Convention Committee eeported progress stating that the Odd Fellows Hall had been acquired for same fQr sum of $20. 00. Membership Committee reported progress. -- Rersona.l Officer reported 236 members to date. •a _ Bonus Committee reported 445 blanks issued to date. House Committee reported $37.00 in bank also that donation of an easy chair had been received fDom Buddy Greenblatt. Commander then introduced County Adjutant Green who spoke on the Boxing bouts to be held at 1!1 tchell Field for the benifit of the disabled on July 19th an requested the members to support it. Commander then oaJ.led for the nominat4o.n of delegates and al. terna.tes to the County Convention. same were nominated and elected as follows: · Delegates J . Cruiokshank ~.Kirshgeasner w. Schlniclt VI. Young H.Kranz E R Lee ~ ~grJ?son Alternates. R. Tryon G. Whitney F. Goetz A. Kearns R Smith H Yabhken Jl Du~er \V war There betng no further business meeting adjurnod. ~~~ Po at Aaj ut ant. • August l et , 1924. Meeti ng of the Wil l i am Clinton Stor.r Post, No. 342, .An:erioan Legion, held at the Legion Dugout on Fr iday evening, August 1st. 1924, CoMmander Cruickshank presiding. llinutes .of the previous meeting were appr oved a s read. Building Corr~ t tee reported progre ss. Enter t ai nment Commi ttee reported on outing to be held tcmor.o~ ~t Charlie Johnson' s , and asked as many as possible present . Radio drawing t o be held at Playland Park on Monday night next, returm to be made by tomorrow night. Membership Conuni ttee reported progress. Has obtained one new member this evening. Boy Scout Committee reported progress. House Committee repor ted purchase of three porch rockers • Kranz reported on the County Convention, held at Freeport last Saturday. Banner awarded to Freeport . Refres}'l..r.ente served by ladies • auxili ar.r. Next convention to be held at Lawrence. Delegatee and alternates were elected to state Convention, two of which delegates were from Freeport , to wit, John Cruickshank and Wal lace J. Young, and one alternate , Henry c. Kr anz. Wall y Young' s r ecommendations re Veter ans • Bureau vrerc adopted. The County Organization having run two affairs which did not net sufficient to pay the expenses of the delegate s to the State and· Nationa.l Conventions, the convention voted to assess each poet at the rate of 40.¢' per member for that purpose. Next year the dues will take care of it. Motion was made , seconded and carried that the fo r egoing report be accepted. Initiation Conmdttee reported on init iation to be put on at I nwood Post by the Freeport te8m on August 11th, 1924, and requested the presence of a large delegatior:. from Freeport . Commander reported an invitati on from the James F. Brcngel Post, of Sea Cl ifft to visit them on ,... the evening of August 18th, 1924. Requested as many merebers accompany him as possjble. Pictures by u. s. Signal Corps were presented to the Post by Robert D. Campbell, on behalf of Cecil E. Johnson, vrho was unab~e to be present. e· Motion was made , seconded and carried that a letter of thanks be sent to Cecil H. Johnson for the donation of the pictures, and that the House Committee be empoVIered to have the pictures framed and hung up in the Dugout. Uotion was made, eeconded and carried that the Secretary send a letter of thanks to the Ladies• AuxiliarJ for their efforts at the recent County Convention. Discussion as to raising the noney necessary to meeting the county assessment. Motion made and seconded that the money be taken from the Entertaimnent Committee funds. Hot ion withdrawn. Ifotion was made, seconded and carried that the action of the delegates at the recent County e Comrention, in supporting the assessment, be approved. Uotion that the matter of ways and means of raising the money to pay the assessment be referred to the Poet Executive Com.'1li ttee. :~o tion seconded and carried. Hotion r.ade trat we make a donation toward the Boy Scout Drive. Uotion withdrawn. Uotion was made, oeconded and carried that the Post Con~ander be instructed to write to the Scout. Council to the effect that the Jlo st as a Post has not sufficient money to make a contribution , and therefore no contribution is made as a Post, but on a canvo.se of tbe mer:.bers he finds that a large majority of the Post menbers have already contributed individue~ly to the drive. Treasurer reported a balance on hand of ap- • proximately $20.30. Also unpa,id bills as follo\v~~ Freeport Press $18.?5, Acme Advertising Company $4. 48. l!o ticn '\1as made, se conc'.ed and carried that the Post Meeting, Aug. 1/24. treasurer•s report be approved as read, and that said bills be paid. Kedenberg reported material assistance given im last Sunday by one Harry Morrison, a member of this post, when his automobile ran into a ditch. The Commander reported that the annual election of officers will be held on the first meeting night in September. Hotion was made, secsmded and carried that the House Committee get up a feed for the annual meeting, the expenses to be borne by the post members. The meeting then adjourned. Poet Adjutant pro t 'em • ... August 15th 1924. Regular meeting of the William Clinton Stor.ybPost 342 held at the Dug Out Commander Cruickshank presj,. ding. Minutes of the previous meeting were approved as read Ladies D~ Committee reported that Aug 24th had been decided upon as qata for outing to beeheld at Short :Beach. Building Commit6ee reported progress and stated that they were having a meeting wiyh the citizens committe next week. Entertainment Committee reported progress and advised they had turned $200.00 to the Post Treasury for current expenses. Motion made seconded and carried • that a rising vote of thanks be extende to said committee of thetr generlusity • . Initiation Committee reported of trip to Inwood Poet and working initiation advising of a good time, also that they had initiated i4 candidated. Commander then spoke of receiving an invitation to visit the Sea Cliff Poet on Augl8th and requested as large a deligation as possible. MemberShip Committee reported progress stating the~ were238 members to date. Treasurers report Showed a balance in bank of $160.00 Motion made seconded and carried that vote be taken at next meeting as ammending Article 6 Section 1 ., the By- laws to read $OQO a year dues instead of $3.00. Also that next notice contain advice of ea.id request for amendment. MOtion made seconded and carried that chance book received from Babylon Poet be returned with advice that this form of raising funds was in violation ~ State Commanders ruling. Regarding request of State Commander for action on Defense D~ • It was regutarily moved secondeda and carried that letter be sent to Gen. R L Bulladd Reguesting data as to action to take and whwn a.. reply was received that same be turned over to .- the Civics Committee with full power • With regard to obtaining gas in Dug Out .It was moved seconded that letter be sent to The Public Service Cormnoesion complaining of the la.xi ty of the Gae Company After considerable discussion motion withdrawn and motion made seconded and carried that Buddie Christie be appointed a Commi ttee of one to wait on said company with view of obtaining the instalation of gas. There being no further business meeting adjourned. '>cit~ Post Adjutant • • .e sept 4th. !924 Regular meeting of the v~. Clinton Story Post, 432, held at the Dug Out, Vice Con~nder Kranz presiding. Minutes of the prev~ous meeting were approved as rea Treasurers report- Abalance on hand of $52.36 and all dues pa.i d. Report accepted as rea-d. Personal officer reported a membership of 234 regular and 4 associate members. Be ports of coro.mi t tee e. ' . :Mem.ber.ship Co~ittee-238 members Entertainment Connnittee reports $898.00 net receipts. Balance in bank $!6!.50 Bonus Cornm. reports 355 state Bonuses applied for House Coramittee reported $44.4! in its treasury and requested co-operation of al~ members in keeping the Dug-Out cle~~. Building Co~~. reported their object in providing this Poet with a home of its own has been realized and thatthere is $98!.00 in the bank, sufficient to cover notes due in near future. Also that they ~ expect to have all work completed within a short period. · Civic Com. reported as to Defence Day activities. Requested a large representation from this Post to as.semble at Dug Out at 3:40 P.U. Sept. I2th. and to proc~ed to :Mitchel Field for celebration. A motion was made that Article 6 sec. I be changed to read $5.00 instead of $3.00. A motion made 1 seconded and carried that the previous motion be laid on table. lJr. H1xpmel ' s resignat ion as Chairman of the Special Entertainment Cornm. was read. It was suggested that before acceptir1g this resignation, a letter be written l.UO. Hinnnel requesting his reconsideration Uew Business r On the next order of business which was new businem the Commander called for nominations for cormnander for the fiscal year. l.tr. Henry Kranz, Ist. Vice Coi:nnander was nominated for the office of Cmamander. I.fotion was made , seconded and carried that the non •. nations be closed.and one unanimous ballot was cast for Henry Kranz for Commander. :Nominations were then in order for Ist Vice Cornnandt' and Joseph H. "!cCloskey was nominated. There were no other nominations. One unanimous vote was cast for Mr. He Clo ekey. Nominations for 2nd. Vice Commander were then in o~ order, the nominees being c. w. Raynor, R. tryon, Walter Schmidt, Harold K. Blinn, Clifford Hahnken, Jake Keddenberg, Frank Post and W.i1:I. Himmel. Nomina \ tiona were then closed. E. R. Lee, Tony Solomito, and Bob Goggen were appointed as tellers. A motion " was made and carried that there be no majority, th~ the nomine ee \Vi th the least votes withdraw. Harold i: Blinn was considered unanimouly elected~ By ~rising vote, Mr. Clifford ~ahnken was re- ~ elected as personel Officer. ~ nomination for Adjutant were then in order, the no111inees being Walter Schmidt, Howard -~nken and Itt Frank Goudge. the latter being elected. :rr. Frank Post was noninated for Treasurer and motn made that nominations be closed. : rotion carried. The secretary cast one ballot. Nornin'l.tions for Chaplain were then in order. The following were nominated. E. R. Lee, w. Schmidt, J.:.i. Horne, Bob Goggin, Joe Fuchs. Motion made and carried that nomination be closed. c. w. Raynor, TQ! Solomito and Wally Q.uest, tellers. Motion made and carried that nor.tinations be closed. :rotion made and carried that lowest m.an be dropped. w. Sc.hr.aid t and lob Goggin tied on several cast e. All ballots uere ~hen dropped in a hat and the winner was to be declared unanimously elected. !a. Bob Goggin was unanimouly elected as Chaplain. 41 -~• William Enkler was re-elected as seargent-atArms. Uominat ions were then in order for the Executive coimnittee. ,.... The followi ng were nominated • c. w Baynor, J. Cruickshank, E. R. Lee , Leo Solo&&, R. Tryon, w. Schmi dt. H. Ua.hnken, w. Himmel, u. Horne, ~ll, J. Keddenberg, w. Guest , A. Forbes, J . Fuchs, c. Johnson, E. Behrens. The six receivi ng the hi ghest number of ballots to be elected. llotion was ua.de and carried that all nominations be ciosed and we proceed to ballot . The r esul:ts were as follO\Ts. Ra~rnor, Cruikshank, Lee , ScP~t idt , l~en and Himmel were elected. It was suggested t hat members of executive committe serve as chairmen of various con~ittees . A n tion was made and carried that~ empowered to dispose of funds. A motion was r.:tade and carried that a. rising ' ·ote of thank.s be tendered the retiring officers. Meet ing adjouned Sept. 2Ist. I924 3 'fl- Regular meeting of the Wm. Clinton Story P8 st ~ H.Y. , held at the Dug- Out, Conwander Kranz Presiding. ·l~inutes of the previous meeting were approved as real Treasurer reported a bal~nce on hand of $?9.II. Welfare Comm. had no special report to make • Personnel Officer reported a memberShip of 24I me~. Building Comm. reported that the Uitizens CoL~. were to make a canvass of the vill~e to i ncrease its funds •••• Afurnace has been bought and is to be installed as soon as possible. Treasurer of the Bldg. Comm. a balance on hand 99?.8I The House Comm. read the newly formulated rules and regulations of this committee regarding the conduct of all members vrhile in this Dug .. out. The rules vrere accepted as read • ._. Membership-Bonus Comm, reported 360 applications for ~ Bonuse s to date. Entertainment Com. re~orted that the first of the series of shows planned for the coming season had to be postponed. The next big event planned for this Post is the Ar-mistice Dance. Buddy Ward presented to the Post a hand crochetted emblem of the .American Legion, the work of Urs. Ward. The emblem was framed and ready to hang upon the wal~ of the Dug-Out. It was suggested that a suitably inscribed card be attached to the fran1e and that a letter of thanks be written l~s. w. B. W~rd. A motion was then made and carried that a rising vote of tha.nl<B be given Mrs. Vlard. Another motion was rr.ade that the emblem be exhibited at the 1Uneola Fair. Carried. Buddy Scloes was appointed to carry out this proposaL "Dug-Out 11 Committee had no report. ~Ritual Com. reported Progress. Gas Comm. reported having made several trips to the Gas Co. at Hempstead without success. The Adjutant was then instructed to write the Gas Co, in connectim with this matter. The next order of business was unfini shed business. A motj.on was made and carried that Art . 6 , sec. I be ammended and that the annual dues of $3. 00 be changed to $5.00. The previous motion in regard to this lltatt having been laid on the table , a motion was ntade ~· same be taken off the table. Carri ed. ~ A moti on was made that thi s ammendr~nt go i nto effect January I st , !925. Carried. A mot .:;~a~:;,:e~t:har ~;;;~'; let~:;-;;r ~e signa. tion~~ :ccepted and a letter of r egret be v~itten. Carried. A letter front Ure. Healy in regard t~ Buddy E. I,. Healy v;as then read, the letter stating t hat Mr . Healy had been seriously injured in an explosion at San Francisco. The letter was turned over to the · Welfar e Com. for (httention. New Business- - ... I nitiation ~ -- It was suggested that the initiation Comm. prepare to initiate about 20 nevr members, VThom to date have not gone through the mill. Dug-Out- - The matter of raising the Advt. rates was~ brought up and a motion made that the natter be lef~ to the di scretion of the "Dug- Out" ConJinittee. Ci vic- - The matter of the Harmon Founda~ion (Division of Playgrounds) offer was brought up before the Post and a motion made that the matter be left to the Civi c Com. for attention. Carried. After a long and i nter esting talk by our Past Com. in r egard t o hie recent t rip to t he conventi on at Al exandria B~, the metti ng was adjourned. POST ADJUT • Sept. 2Ist. !924 3 'f1- Regular meeting of the Wm. Clinton Story P8 st ~ N .Y . , held at the Dug- Out, Comnwmder Kranz Presiding. ' • l:inutes of the previous meeting VTere approved as real Treasurer reported a balqnce on hand of $?9.II. Welfare Comm. had no special report to ~ake • Personnel Officer reported a memberShip of 24I ~e~. Building Comm. reported that the 'C itizens CoLnn. were to make a canvass of the vill~e to i ncrease its funds •••• Afurn~ce has been bought and is to be installed as soon as possible. Treasurer of the Bldg. Comm. a balance on hand 99? . 8I The House Comm. read the newly formulated rules and regulations of this committee regarding the conduct of all members while in this Dug-~lt. The rules vrere accepted as read • .-. Membernhip-Bonus Comm, reported 360 applications for .._, Bonuses to date. Entertainment Co~. re~orted t hat the first of the series of shows planned for the coming season had to be postponed. The next big event planned for this Post is the Ar.mistice Dance. Buddy Ward presented to the Post a hand crochetted emblem of the .American Legion, the v1ork of Urs. Ward. The emblem was framed and ready to hang upon the wal~ of the Dug-Out. It was suggested that a suitably inscribed card be attached to the frame and that a letter of thanks be written Mrs. w. B. Wqrd. A motion was then made and carried that a rising vote of tha~ be given Mrs. Ward. Another motion was made that the emblem be exhibited at the Mineola Fair. Carried. Buddy Scloes was appointed to carry out this proposaL 11Dug-Out " Corumittee had no report • • Ri tua.l Com •. reported Progress. Gas Cmmn. reported having made several trips to the Gas Co. at Hempstead without success. The Adjutant was then instructed to write the Gas Co, in connectim with this matter. The next order of business was unfinished business. A motion was made and carried that Art. 6, sec. I be ammended and that the annual dues of $3.00 be changed to $5.00. The previous motion in regard to this matt having been laid on the table, a motion \Vas made ~, san~ be taken off the table. Carried. ~ A motion was made that this ammendrent go into effect January Ist , !925. Carried. ~A- ~~.~..... .. • ./' 11..-.-- • A mot was made tha.~ \Vin. Hinr:nel' a letter of resigns;, tion be accepted and a letter of regret be written. Carried. A letter from :.rrs. Healy in regard to Buddy E . L. Healy \Vas then re ad, the letter stating that Hr . Healy had been seriously i njured in an explosion at San Francisco. The letter was turned over to the Welfare Com. for ~ttention. New Business--- Initiation- -- It was suggested that the initiation Comm. prei>are to initi,a.te about 20 ne\v members, whom to date have not gone through the ~i ll. Dug-Out-- The matter of raising the Advt. rates was~ brought up and a motion made that the matter be lef._,.. to the discretion of the "Dug-Out" Conanittee. Civic- - The matter of the Harmon Founda~ion (Division of Playgrounds) offer was brought up before the Post and a motion made that the matter be left to the Civic Com. for attention. Carri ed. Aft er a long and interesting talk by our Past Com. in regard to his recent trip to the convention at Alexandria BS\Y, the met.ti n'g was adjourned. POST ADJUT • Oct ober 3rd. I9a:J. Regular meeting of the Wm. Cli nton story Post , #342, held at the Dug- Out, Commander Kranz presiding e . Hinutes of the previous me eting were approved as reai The Treasurer reported a balance on hand of 7S~) -- The Welfare Com. had no special report. The Bldg. Com reported progress. The Treasurer of the Bldg. Com. reported no change . The House Com. reported the purchase of two tons of coal and that additional electric wiring had been installed, the bill for which was to be tendered Auditing Com. for Payment. The J'lfembership -Bonus Com. reported progress. The report of the Auditing Com. was read and a motion "as made, seconded and carried that same be accepted and placed on file. The Entertai~~ent Com reported that arrangements for the Armistice Dance were being cor1p1eted. The Personnel Co. L. reported no change . The "Dug-Out Com .reported that a canvass of the "Dug-Out" advertisers was being nade vlith a view to raising the Advt •. rate to 75¢ perr:IIIlonth, and that they expected to publish the first issue for current year Oct. I?th. The Gas Com. reported progress. The Civic Com had no report to make. Under new business it was suggested that the matter of rendering aid to Buddy E. L. Healy be taken up with the American Legion of Los Angeles, Cal. A motion was made and seconded that a letter of thanks be written Hose #I of Freeport, accepting the clock presented us by that Company. Carried. A.tlotion \Vas inade ~d seconded that a vote of thanks be given Buddies Fuchs and :ta.."!nken for their donaticn of poker chips and a container !'or same. Carried. The meeting was then declared adjoined. ~--------------~· -~-- -~~~~~--~~~--- ------~ Oct. I7.I924 Regular neeting of t he Vhn. Clinton Story Post, #342, American Legion, hel d at the DUg- Out, Od I7th. Comnander Kranz p residing. ,_inutes of the previous meeting \7ere approved a as read. The Treasurer reported a balance on hand of $73.52 . The Personnell Officer was not present. The Uembersh ip-Bonus Com. reported 465 State Bonuses to date i ssued. The Entertainment Com. report ed the engagement of t he Johnson- Davison Orchest ra -for the Armistice Dance, Nov. II, and the appointment of 4 teams to sol~ci t advertising for the progra.n.!t!le The Welfare Com. reported a letter wri tten to Buddy E. L. Healy at Los Angeles, Cal. The Welfare Com • also reported plans for a cigarette Drive for the benefit of veterens at King ' s Park, proposing a cigarette week, ·.1ith letters to all social and fraternal societies requesting their aid, also a box to be placed in the Theatre lobby for public -donations of cigarret te s. There was no report of the Civics Com. The House Con. proposed matters to be taken up under new business. The Dug-Out Com. reported f ive renewals of advt for the next issue . I t was requested that all Post Corronittee s submit .copy for each "uonthly issue of this publication. The Ritual Com r eported that a nev; form of ritual i s being C01Lpleted for future initiatio~ s The G.. ... a Committee was di scharged with the thankb of tb.e Post, gas service having been obtained, A personal letter of thanks to Ifr . Gerald "c Donald of the Gas Co . was then suggested. The Bui lding Com. reported the completion of tile chimney and the inotalation of a furnace . It was also reported that the Citizens Com. planned a meeting at the Dug- Out for Wednesday night . A communication ~rom the· Chas. Wagner Post, 42! of Hi cksville was read, the letter requesti'1g a delegation from this Post to parade with them with colors on :-.rov. I I th. A r"otion v7as made that t his invit ution be decli:1ed and a lette r · .Titten to this effect. Carried. A motion was ~ade that the action of the Executi~ Com. i n appointing a board of five trustees for the purpose of aeeuning the ':'esponsibility for tJe pa~aent of all bills pertaining to the Post Bldg. be approved. The motion was carried. A motion was made that all bills against the Post be approved by the Co·,mtander and Treasurer. This motion was carried. A motion \7as made that the Trustees of tl"c Poet b enrpovrered. to obtain a radio set for the Poet. Carried. reeting adjouned ~Adjuta.l~(i)l v~rl~ . r Hov. ?th. I924 Re,...ular meeting of the '."11~. Clinton Story Post ~'3 42, American Legion, helc1 at the ru:-;-Out, :Nov.?th. Commamler Kranz presicinc;. Hinutc s of the preyious meeting ·.:ere ~lJpro\re d as read. The Trea.surer rcpo:rted a total balance on hand oft;9?9.03· 1/'-t. If- The Personnel Officer reported no change . The Entertainment Com reported all arrangementn ~ for Armistice Dance Complete and requested a lar~ a.ttendence. The Bonus Com re!)orted IO ne\r application blank r issued. House Com. reported Progress The Bldg. Com reported plans arranged by Citizens Com for a big bazaar to be :r.elr next April for tne purpose of earning sufficier.t funds to wipe out the 11ortgage on the Post nu:-:-Out. The Civic Com. repo ted plans to get in touch with all Civic and Frat(rnal Or~anizat~ons i n the village i n an effort to establish the Post as an ef!'icient factor in Commur.it:J' affairs. Ritual Com. reported invitations fr01.~ neig.."lboring Posts of JJynbrook , Bellmore and Pert Washington to v-isit them and in it iota their new members. The Welfaro Co.• .• reported plans for a visit to Ki"'l0B Park on the Sunday following Thanksgiving Day, for the purpose of entertainins the veterans there, Lynbrook Post to furnish talent on that occaoion. Commi ttec The Dug ... Out reported a big falling off of the Advertisers i n the bulletin. A motion was made to continue the pu-blication of same for another month and in the event of failure to secure more than five additional advertisers to return the money paid in by the pre sent Adverti sers and continue the publication at the expenne 6 of the Post. A , .ot ion to table the foeging notion VTas made an· carried. Under ner.r business a motion was made o..ncl carried that the matter of installing fire escapes for the Du·-Out be ·left in the hands of the Bldg. Co~ An invitation to attend the unveiling of a \lar mer10rial in :1errick was extended to the Post and the request made that as larce a delegation of n!embers as possible be present oh t:h.at occasion A donation of ~Io.OO was received fro ~uddy Charles Sohn, the aa."'!:e to ':)e applied to our Bld.g. Fund. A letter of resignation from the Post was enclosed with this donation. A !'lotion was made t!tl. acceptance of this resignation be tabled. Carried A motion to hire Odd Fellows Hall for the next neeting was table:d • .Amotion to postpone the Hiri11r of the Hall until the meeting of Dec. 5th. vras ~ carried. A motion 'Y'/ae made that the Village Board be requested to blow ~ the Fire Vfuis1le at II a.m. on Armistice Day and that proper publicity be c,iven the matter VIas n1ade and carried. A motion was nade and carried that t:h.e Phonograph e offered the Post o..>e purchased for the sum of eio. and that came be repaired. Leutenant Barrett of r itc:h.ell .Field was then introduced and after a very interesting talk on aviation was accorded a rising vote of thanks. l!eeting e · • November 2Ist. I924 Regular meeting of the Wm Clinton Story Post, #324, American Legion, held at the Dug-Out, Thmtel!i3 Evg. Nov. 2Ist . Com. Kranz pre siding. l- ~t# -...-; Treas. Report . Gen FundHouse " Bldg. II Report accepted as read. $I68.58 86.37 IOOO. OO Entertainment Com. reported the Arnlistice Dance a success, that v~1en all returns were made , the profits would be about $450.00 House Connnittee reques.ted permission of the Post to hire a woman to clean the Post Bldg. twice am a month. The House Com. was advised to use their oun authority in this matter. Bonus Com. Progress Building Com. Progress Civic Com. No report. Ritual Com. fteported plans for holding initiation at next meeting, Dec,5th., advising that the Old Odd Fellows Hall be hired for that time. Dug-Out Com. reported I6 advertising renewals . The Cost of carrying on for the year was figured at from $2IO .~Q to $2I5.00 Welfare Com. reported the possibly serious illness of Huddy ~eo ~chloss . ~he resignation of .Jjuady vnas. ~ohn was accepted with regret. J.~ew .Jjusine ss a motion was made tnat a post caret notice fo1· al~ second meetings begining with the first second meeting of the l~e'v rear be sent. varried. A motion that the. ·.l. rustee s of the .t>o st be instru cted to install bench lockers in the rear of the Post meeting room for the storage of flags and other Post property. Carried A motion was made and carried that the Corl!nander communicate with Hr. Richard Remson. and !ind ~ ollT where Post Colors were purchased. A motion was made and carried that a ~lass case be i nstalled for the perrnanent p re servat ion of the Po st Colors and that p revious motion be revoked .n.mutiun was mi;4.d.tJ anu ca.~.·r itlu t.11at ..... U< .l. uY .t!iUgtmu D ~ Lee be .a:ppointed a committee of a.ne to investigee-.the quest ion o.f organizing abaskct ball team un~ the Auspices of this Post. A motion tvas nade and carri ed that the sum of $25.00 be given the Ritual Conunittee for the purchasing of ne scessary robes and equipment to be used in working initiations . Chief Petty Officer lJ:r. Everetson of the u.s. ~ravy was introduced and gave t!1e Post a r.1ost in'br interesting talk on his experiences in the lTavy. A rising vote of thanks \Vas accorded l'lr. Everct son and a letter of thanks '"las reco umended to be adressed Capt . E. J • A. ~!urphy at the :Tavy Recruiting station. IT. Y. City. :~eting adjourned 1~1:/J}- • I Dece2iller 5t~ . ! 924 1:~eeting of the Wm. Clinton Story Post,//342 tfn.,l ;! • .... ... !!e... rican Legion, held at the ~g ict, Friday Evg. 4lt 1c. 5th., Commander Kranz presiding. ~n the absence of a quorum, the formal opening ritual was dispensed with. Treasurers report: - Gen. fund House Com Bldg. II !57.74 I02. 32 886.65 Entertai ~lent Com. report:- Returns on many of the Armistice Dance tickets still outstanding. House Com. report:- Progress Bonus Com. Reort:- II Bldg. Com. Report:- II Civic Com Report:- All arrangements complete for entertainment of Post and friends at Mitchell ]'ie11 Saturday afternoon, December 6th. eRi tual Com. Report:- Due to a:tall turnout, ini t i-ations postponed, the Co.:-tittee recom . .-1:ending that Odd J!'ellOVIS Hall be obtained for t!lis purpose on the night ol' January 2nd. A rnot:.on to this effect \7as carried. Welfare Con. ·Report: - $379.00 collected for Kings Park Cigarette fund, filling the years quota for this Post. Dut.-out Com. Report:- 'l'he general co-operation of tht Chairnon of various co:·m1ittees made it possibe to produce favorn.ble copy for the current month. Old Business:- Gene Lee reported a proposition to for 11 a basket ball tearn, (to be sponsored b.t this Post, )to play at the l:igh- School Auditorit.U'l every Saturday night, two thirds of the profits w reve rt to the Post Treasury and one third to the non-_,ernber players. ,A.\ action was made to appoint a co,.:ni~tee of three ~.men from this Post to consult 1ith representatives of the basket-ball te~~ in regard to a more definite financial a.rrange":'.ent. The :motion was seconded and carried o.nd ~:oward · Wil so:.1, '~'a,uice Horn and Eugene Lee were appointed. Hew busine so A motion was 11ade and ca:::ried that the Post be turned over to the Ladies AuxilliarJ for the exclusive use on the night of :ifriday, Dec. I2th. and Afternoon and evening of Saturda:J, Dev. ·r3th. for the purpose of holding a bazaar. A motion was made and carried that Hose I be permitted to borrow chairs, tables and dishes from te this Post, for their use on ··rednesda;y, Dec. IOth. In the matter of' the s;-,enand.oa...~ Flag propoei~ion, a "'lotion was made tl.at this aatter be left to the Exec11tive Co .mit tee with power to act . 1.feeting adjourned POST WJtTTAlTT Friday Deconber ! 9, I9: Hegulo.r meeti ng of the wm. Clinton Story Post #342, .American Legion, ... ·• Y. held at he Dug- O'lt l<'riday, Dec . !9th. Commander Kr anz presiding. ·~nutes of the previous meeting we r e accepted as re ud. Treasurers report . Gen. fund House 11 II 2! 5. 83 86. 82 593. ?? Entcrt a i r.ntent Com."ll. report tctal receipts from Armistice Dance; ~44 . 95 end !59 tickete still outstanding. 1•o ov- 1:-......Lf House Com.-- Progress Mewberohip ~nd Bonus Com---He report Bl dg. Com. Progress Dug- Out Con1. Progress Ri tual Com. Plans co• ""'lete for ini tiations to be held at meet i nc of Jan. 2nC.. A mot ion woo made, seconded and carried that the Odd :PellO\'.S Hall be hired for this occasion. Welfqre Com. Arrangements !!lade for coal and erocerie s to be sent fani ly o:' ex- ~ervice man in"Roosevelt, sick and in need. $5o. 00 turned over to Wally Young to be appl ie:l to Posts Cigarrette quota for KinGs Park . Civic Com. Small representation of Post at Mitchel l Fi eld demonstration, Dec . 6th. :1o further plans for innnediate future. 1Tev butiness-- A motjon woe made, seconded and carried to the effect that all action by the Post a.t !lee ting of Dec . 5th. in th:e absence of a quorum be nppr oved. The \'/omens Auxill iar y havi ng offered to take over oupervision of house cleaning, a motion was made that this matter be referred to tl:c House Cor.unit tee vrith power to act . Carried . :{omi natione fo r delegates to County convention were next in or der. The no:mi Ylat icn!S vere as follow::::- For dclegatesRobt . Cruupbell John Cruickshank Wallace Young Leo Schloss \7m. Vlar d Henry Yranz Jos. ~;ccloskey Haurice Horn Harold Blinn 1ffal te1~ Scr...mid.t A mot~o • that nominations be closed, seconded and carried . Fer alternatesEarne st Behrens Howard I'"a..hn.ke n Clif fo~d Mahnken H. Langdon Frank Post Jalce Ked\!enbere w. E. Heidelberger Jos. Fuchs Bill Enkler A. H. Kerns A motion wo.s made , seconded and carried that nominations be closed. A motion was made seconded and carried that tre Secretary cast one ballott for the unanir1ous election of the above. A mot ion v1as made to table tr..e quest ion of paying the dues of Buddie E. L. Heal~-, nov; of San Pedro, Cal. Carried A mot.:.on wo.a made and carried to accept the rer.:ignations of Buddies Fred Fov:ler and Harry Wanser. The Poet next listened to an acdreos fro!!l Sgt . Hill of the r;.s. ·r.c. on life in Ch,ina. ·~eting adjourned Fran.'l.i: R. Gouoge POST .ADJUTANT December 21st, 1924. Meeting of the William Clinton Story Post, No. 342, American Legion, held at the Odd Fellows Hall, on MerrickRoad, Freeport, N. Y., on Friday evening, December 21st, 1924. Commander Cruickshank preaided. Minutes o:f the previous meeting were approved as rea.<1. Treasurer reported about $80.00 in the treasury. Bill :from FUlton & Son, for camp chairs, amounting to $53.50 was ordered paid. Entertainment Committee reported progress. Building Committee reported option had been taken on site for club house. House Committee requested authority· to rent two rooms in the Shirley Building, at the rental of $45.00 a month, for ·dug-out. After lengthy discussion, motion made and seconded that the matter be laid on the table. In favor 13; opposed 13. Due to tie vote, Commander cast favorable ballot. Therefore motion carried. Welfare Committee reported that trip would be made t? Kings Park on December 23rd, at 12.30 P.M. Nominations for County Committeemen for the year 1924 were then aeclared in order, and the following were elected:- Committeemen Henry C. Kranz Jacob Kedenburg· George R. Christie Frank Post Joseph H. McCloskey Charla s W. Raynor Harold P. Goller Jo~~ Cruickshank Howard Mahnken Alternates Leo Schloss · Clifford K. Mahnken Wallace Guest Wallace J. Young Eugene R. Lee Frank R. Gou6.ge Perry J. Wilson William Enkler Anthony Solomita Motion made, seconded and carried t hat matte~ of consolidation of the V. F. W. and the American Legion :for club house be .left on the table until communication was received from the V. F. W. 12/21/23 (continued). Motion made, seconded and carried that this Post recomr~end the name of H. I. Green for County Adjutant, C. W. Raynor for County Treasurer and H. C. Kranz for member of the Countr Executive Committee Motion mooe, seconded and carried that all committeemen from this Post pay for their own dinners at the next annual county dinner. Motion made, seconded ann carried that post card notice be sent to' all members of this Post regarding county dinner, requesting those who wished to attend to make reseryations promptly. Motion made, seconded anu carried that the Post stanu at attention in~hono of ·all buddies uho went West. Post stood in i pr~yer for one minute. ' Refreshments were erved by able K. P.'s Eidt and Raynor. The meeting then aajourned. January 4th, 1924. Meeting of the William Clinton Story Post, No. 342, A~erican I .. egion, held a.t Odd Fellows Hall, on Merrick Road, Freeport, l~ . Y., on Friday evening, January 4th, 1924. Cortmand.er Cruickshank presided. Minute·s of the previous meeting were approved a.s read. Entertainment Committee reported. progress. Building Committee reported plans for club house were being dra~ and that at ffieeting of t he above committee it was the consensus of opinion that each member of the Post should be request ed to contribute towaras the builuing anu the committee fel that the majority of members could give $25.00 each during a periou .of three months. Welfare Oonm:i ttee - no ·report.
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