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December 19, 1952
The Harlem News
Harlem, Blaine County, Montana
What is this article about?
Remodeling of the Harlem Veterans of Foreign Wars club is underway evenings with volunteer assistance urged from members. Ceiling lowered from 14 to 9 feet, indirect lighting installed, new interior decorating. Materials furnished by owner George Benson.
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Local Veterans Club Is Being Remodeled
Remodeling of the Harlem Veterans of Foreign Wars club is being done evenings and all members of the Post who have some spare time are urged to assist with the work. No experience is necessary and all services will be greatly appreciated.
The present 14-foot ceiling is being lowered to nine feet, indirect lighting will be installed, and a new interior decorating job will be done.
Material for the work is being furnished by George Benson, owner of the hall.
Remodeling of the Harlem Veterans of Foreign Wars club is being done evenings and all members of the Post who have some spare time are urged to assist with the work. No experience is necessary and all services will be greatly appreciated.
The present 14-foot ceiling is being lowered to nine feet, indirect lighting will be installed, and a new interior decorating job will be done.
Material for the work is being furnished by George Benson, owner of the hall.
What sub-type of article is it?
Local Announcement
Community News
What keywords are associated?
Veterans Club
Remodeling
Harlem
Volunteer Work
Interior Decorating
What entities or persons were involved?
George Benson
Where did it happen?
Harlem
Story Details
Key Persons
George Benson
Location
Harlem
Story Details
Remodeling of the Harlem Veterans of Foreign Wars club involves lowering the ceiling, installing indirect lighting, and new interior decorating, done evenings with member volunteers urged to help; materials provided by owner George Benson.