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Milford Youths Still in Hospital Through Wounds
Milford youths remain in hospitals in France after the Battle of the Marne in July. Sergeant Gould, son of Alfred Gould of Green Street, wounded and cited for bravery. Corporal Fowler and Basil Whittier also noted. Several others at home or discharged, with military moves and local gatherings reported.
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Ilford
Wo “Milford
Hostag A
France
Bey Gould
Alfred Gould
Green Street
Marne
Lowing
Gould
RR. Edwards
Sergant Gould
New Haven
Herbert Fowler
Paris
Sbasil Whittier
Thompson ‘Street
Fort Prumbull Beach
Asi
Whittier
Fortress Monroe
Virginia
Coast Artiery Corps
Aler
Webb Aabatetay
Naval Architecture
Milford
Raymond Parmice
Milford Trust Company
Harry On Hacht
American Ice and Stamping Company
Idgeport
Basil Whittier
Audent
Webb Academy
Mordham Heights
N. Yfajor
DeWitt Nettle
Harlotte Nettleton
Herghter and Son
Fort Sam Houston
Antonio
Texas
Camp Travers
Arles Homer Fulver
Sth Aero Squadron
Camp Mills
Long Isman
B. U
Benevolent Union of the First Church
Esident
Otis Ureat
David
Warner
James L. Miles
Erwin Bray
In B. Baldwin
William Mer
Emily Baird
Car- Gunn Tibball
Castello Tibals
Willian Oldsmith
Cabe
William
Goldsmith
Almond TE. Clark