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THE TOWN'S LIVING POST; FOUNDED 1948 AT TAX-RECORD STRENGTH
One Legion post, and one only, stands for North Liberty in every carrier searched — and it is open. The American Legion's own post locator (read November 2026) carries Post 365 at 308 Reed Street, North Liberty, telephone 574-656-8012, operating status Active, with full bar and kitchen hours published across the week — a working post home with a canteen, not a paper charter. Its founding year stands at a weaker strength and prints as such: the post's IRS 501(c)(19) record (EIN 35-0864522; a 2023 Form 990 reporting $112,309 in revenue) carries a founding year of 1948 — the tax record's ruling-year class of fact, not a charter instrument; the post's actual Legion charter date, and its proper name or namesake if it has one, were not reached in any official Legion carrier (the department roster and the Legion's centennial post histories were both tried), and both stand in the note as residue. The post's family stands at family-testimony strength, from a published open letter (We The Kids, 26 November 2019) whose writer identifies herself as a past Auxiliary vice-president and president of Post 365: her father, Walter Lowry, a Second World War veteran, was Commander of Post 365 for two terms — and also a member of the town's VFW (he died in 1986), the human bridge between this article and the next; her brother was a past Commander of the post's Sons of the American Legion squadron. At that strength the record establishes an Auxiliary unit and an SAL squadron at Post 365 in the postwar generations; their November 2026 state is not separately listed in any carrier reached. The locator publishes canteen hours, not a meeting night; no meeting schedule was reached.
American Legion post locator (legion.org), November 2026; IRS 501(c)(19) record as republished (GiveFreely); We The Kids open letter, 26 November 2019 (family-testimony strength, as labelled).