Bingham Bulletin | 1929-11-14 | Page 1 | Armistice Day Celebrated

ARMISTICE DAT ; 7 CELEBRATED The Ocmmell Club was the scene ' of the most elaborate function of the week. The event was the Legion Leg-ion Armistice dance. In commem-ortion commem-ortion of the closing of the hostili- , ties and strife incident; to the .big worlds war. Never have so many people gathered at the Club' and never were they so whole hertedly entertained. Everything possible was done to make the people; feel at home and enjoy to the limit the the diversion of activity and thought. thou-ght. The "Doughboys" do know how and did entertain in a most excellent manner. .., After eleven years of peace the patronage of the celebration on Monday clearly showed that the people of Bingham sense the value of the service rendered, by. the " veterans just as kenly now as they did in the beginning. Every freedom free-dom was extended to patrons of the dance and no undue advantage was taken, so far as we can asser-tain, asser-tain, of that privilege. Post No 30, with all. its officers and members mem-bers are to be congratulated for the splendid manner in which the affair was conducted. The'peo- pie of Bingham are 100 per ent behind the Legion. ; '