You're correct.  The Post was named after Herbert Lee Webster, the father from WWI                           Here's the full document of his WWI US Army Transport record if you want to download it.       Webster Hernert L.pdf

RKurz...   I recommend you swallow your pride and accept the answer you were given. The members who answered you gave you the answer that was correct. You may not like it, but it's true. These members are highly respected and know what they're doing. KurtA and Rakkasan187, for instance.    Wade

He was a US Army draftee prior to WWII, as per above, training as a medic at Camp Grant, IL: Source: NARA   Dan

Yean, maybe the owner who put the blanket toghter way back???

See here for more Corpsman Square rigs.   https://www.usmilitariaforum.com/forums/index.php?/topic/84640-consolidated-topics-usn-uniforms-with-other-branch-ssis-and-devices/  

It is in horrid shape but the paint is different than the usual and the line that goes the whole way around the top makes me think there was some sort of band there to hold something in place. 

Killer group! Congratulations!

I found the original document establishes my post as the Herbert Lee Webster Post 0235 in 1923 and it is named after this Herbert Lee Webster’s father from WWI 

Estate sale find, anyone know what it is or what it held? The paper came inside, the container is very heavy. Curious for a value, as I’m looking to sell.  Thanks. (Pencil for scale)

Do you know, what the number was meant to signify on the former examples you owned?