Table of Contents. Prefatory Note. Preamble to the American Legion Constitution. "In Flanders Fields," by John McCrae. America's Reply to "In Flanders Fields," by R. W. Lillard.

The American Legion: Its Origin, Development and Purpose. Organization of John Yanascok Post No. 124 (includes list of charter members). The Legion Homes (pictures of first meeting place, first home, current home). Officers (list of Post Commanders and Adjutants, 1919-1943; individual portrait pictures of most of the commanders). Delegates to Conventions of the Pennsylvania State Department (year, name of delegate, place of convention). Individual Service Records of all members of the Post (includes information such as rank, date and place of enlistment, battles fought, regiment or other unit designation, service-related injuries, date and place of discharge, etc.). Also includes portrait pictures of some of the members and a large group picture with all persons identified.

Legion Services for the Community (Memorial Day; Graves Registration; Employment and Relief; Education; Americanization; Memorial Park). Picture of Dinner at Legion Home, 1942, all persons identified (Registration for World War II).

Legion Activities (Drum Corps; National Convention in Paris, 1927; Legion Uniforms; County Committee; Merit Awards and Citations; The Lykens-Wiconisco Legion Social Club).

Deceased Veterans of the Lykens-Wiconisco Area (list of men who died while in service and after, date and place of death, where interred, etc.; also includes men who served in the war and died later (includes similar information and cause of death). Three portrait pictures including one of John A. Yanascok, for whom the post was named.

Membership List of John Yanascok Post (arranged alphabetically, with chart showing year of joining, years of membership, and the total years of membership of each member).

The Ladies' Auxiliary. History. Officers List, 1926-1943 (President, Vice President, and Corresponding Secretary). Portraits of some of the presidents, members, etc. List of Members, including Gold Star Mothers.

Sons of Members of Post No. 124 in Service in Armed Fores on March 1, 1943. Names (and pictures where available).

Wiconisco Red Cross Marching Unit - Welcome Home Celebration (all persons identified).

No index.