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+++ lewistown_pa [2026/05/31 01:42] (current) – Doris Atwell droid1700
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 |Open Appointment|N/A|1914|1927|
 |Captain [[Mildred Allen]]| |1927|1928|
-|Captain [[H. Hushelpeck]]| |1928|1929|
+|Captain [[officers:Hannah Hushelpeck Carter|Hannah Hushelpeck]]|N/A|1928|1929|
-|Comdt. [[J. Osborne]]| |1929|1932|
+|Commandant [[officers:John Osborne]]| |1929|1932|
 |Adjutant [[R. Rumph]]| |1932| |
 |Captain [[Paul Kaiser II|Paul Kaiser]]|Captain [[Louise Duerr Kaiser|Louise Kaiser]] (from 1934)|1933|1936|
 |Captain [[J. Morrison]]| |1936|1938|
-|Captain [[Richard Atwell]]| |December 15, 1937|July 8, 1942|
+|Captain [[officers:Richard Atwell]]|Captain [[officers:Doris Wiltsie Atwell|Doris Atwell]] (from 1939)|December 15, 1937|July 8, 1942|
 |Captain [[Kenneth Gombert]]|Captain [[Helen Williamson Gombert|Helen Gombert]]|July 8, 1942|February 2, 1944|
 |Captain [[Maurice Gaugh]]| |February 2, 1944|April 18, 1945|
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 |Cadet [[Robert Sucpiaro]]|June 25, 1964|September 3, 1964|
 |[[Catherine Crispell]]|July 1, 1965|February 1, 1966|
+====Salvation Army Established====
+The Salvation Army has established barracks at Lewistown
+//The York Dispatch (York, Pennsylvania), April 16, 1906//
+Lewistown has just had its first visit from the Salvation Army, and the town believes the stay of the cohorts will be permanent, a station having been established there.
+//The Sunbury American (Sunbury, Pennsylvania), April 13, 1906//
+Lewistown has just had its first visit from the Salvation Army, and the town believes the stay of the cohorts will be permanent, a station having been established there.
+//Snyder County Tribune (Middleburg, Pennsylvania), April 13, 1906//
 ====Early History====
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 Approximately $19,000 was spent on the work, plus hundreds of hours of manpower given by the men and women of the community. The enlargement provided a seating capacity in the the main auditorium, plus six classrooms, a junior auditorium downstairs, a kitchen and Women's Home League room, with two classrooms in the rear.
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-Sept. 27, 1953, the enlarged Klondyke Citadel was dedicated with Col. George Marshall, staff secretary, [[Eastern Territory]], the speaker; Fern Stuck was chairman of the Advisory Board and Albert McMeen, chairman of the financial campaign and of the building committee. The debt was paid off and the mortgage burned by Col. Albert Pepper, field secretary, New York, N.Y., and Mr. Stuck on Nov. 9, 1958.
+Sept. 27, 1953, the enlarged Klondyke Citadel was dedicated with Col. George Marshall, staff secretary, [[Eastern Territory]], the speaker; Fern Stuck was chairman of the Advisory Board and Albert McMeen, chairman of the financial campaign and of the building committee. The debt was paid off and the mortgage burned by [[Albert Pepper|Col. Albert Pepper]], field secretary, New York, N.Y., and Mr. Stuck on Nov. 9, 1958.
 ====Klondyke 20th Anniversary Service====