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Morell Smith Post 440    American Legion, Newtown, PA

Welcome to Post 440, located in Newtown at 41 Linden Ave. Our meetings are held on the third Tuesday of every month at 7:30p.m. in our hall.  We encourage veterans to join us and see what we are all about.  Want to join?  You can sign up at the meeting!!  We are an active post and welcome those who want to be a part of an organization with pride.  Visitors from other posts always welcome.  Use this map to find us!  If you want information on membership, send an email.

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Commander - Art Hunt   Sr. Vice Commander - Dave Matthews   Jr. Vice Commander - John Silver   Adjutant - Jim Anderson   Finance Officer - Joseph Carr   Judge Advocate - Don Marshall   Chaplain - Rev. Paul Chreiman & Rev. Michael Talley   Service Officer - Joe Lamplugh   Sgt-At-Arms - Joseph Swerk   Historian - Mike Donavan   Click here to find more about Morell Smith Order your official Pennsylvania Uniform Cap Order direct from American Legion Catalog To learn more about the American Legion, visit the official web pages of the American Legion by clicking on one of the images below.

Veteran Automobile Tags Pennsylvania American Legion State of Pennsylvania  Page Area Businesses Businesses are listed only as a courtesy to local merchants.  Post 440 does not receive compensation for listing websites.  If you would like to add your site here, send email . Original Dominick's Pizza Stockburger Chevy/Chrysler Shady Brook Farm Taps  We will list members who have   passed  away recently:   Frank Carver  Bill Hill Submit members here

  

 

 Did you know you can rent our hall?
We offer ample parking and can accomodate up to 130 guests. 
For more information, call us at 215-946-1520.

A Memorial Scholarship Fund has been established in Franklin Carver's name.  Donations can be mailed to Franklin C. Carver Sr. Memorial Scholarship Fund, c/o Don Marshall, PO Box 70, Newtown, PA 18940.

Membership in the American Legion is limited to veterans who served during the following periods:

Newtown Enterprise                                     December 1919

 Whereas, Lieutenant Morell Smith, having been an honored citizen of Newtown, and having entered the war against Germany in support of the highest ideals of justice and freedom, and with a keen sense of their meaning to his beloved country; and

Whereas, Lieutenant Morell Smith, having nobly fought, and having proven his deep devotion to his lofty principles by the supreme sacrifice upon the field of battle: be it therefore

Resolved, in recognition of this single-minded devotion, that this post be named The Morell Smith Post, Number 440, of Pennsylvania, of the American Legion; and be it

Resolved, As a token of our deep sense of loss and of our sincere sympathy with them, that a copy of this resolution be sent to the parents of the late lamented Lieutenant Morell Smith.

The above resolution was proposed by:

Dr G.A. Parker, Jr. &  Morris Savidge

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