Beaver County News | 1921-03-16 | Page 7 | First to Sign Application |

Type	issue
Date	1921-03-16
Paper	Beaver County News
Language	eng
City	Milford
County	Beaver
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Article Title	First to Sign Application
Type	article
Date	1921-03-16
Paper	Beaver County News
Language	eng
City	Milford
County	Beaver
Page	7
OCR Text	Show FIRST TO SIGN APPLICATION Little Minnesota Lady Puts Her Name on Dotted Line for Auxiliary Charter. The Women's Auxiliary of the American Amer-ican Legion is open to wives, daughters daugh-ters and sisters of Legionnaires as well as mothers and wives. Hence it was entirely proper for Pearl Iva Hoskins, six-year-old daughter of a prominent Legion member in Fergus Fa 1 1 s, Minn., to have the distinction of being the first signer on an application ap-plication for an auxiliary charter. Pearl says she likes her Auxil- '''? &? . iary, but that it is a hard word to pronounce.
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