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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1918

Page

4

Maynard Roll of Honor Seeks Corrections From Residents

The Maynard Soldiers and Sailors Information Committee compiles a complete roll of local residents who enter any WWI service branch. Corrections are requested for omitted names or misstated ranks or locations, with contact to reporters or William Gutteridge and others in Brooks, St W. Harle Anderson, or John Adamson.

Maynard William Gutteridge Brooks St W Harle Anderson France John Adamson Camp Devens Frank Binks Carr George V. Binns Intelligence Dept Jesse Billet National Army Joseph Boothroyd Lawrence Brindley Fred Carleton C. G. Navy Corp Monwealth John W. Carlson James Carney Joseph Chidley Mechanic Frances Cornelius Callahan

World War II Service Roll From Red Cross Received

A list of service members with units and locations including Arruda Burroughs Bernier Coffey Furbush Goodearl Livermore Lovelace McNamara Masters Poland Steele and others from the 26th Division and related units. The Red Cross notes the roll was received and invites corrections for accuracy.

Bedford’s List of Service Members Noted for Relatives

The Public Safety committee requests notice of any error in the list of service members and asks for address updates and appointments changes. A card catalogue will be created for relatives and friends, and photographs are desired for filing with each card.

Names of servicemen listed among naval and army personnel

The clipping lists numerous service members with ranks and postings in France and the United States. Entries include Ralph Lane Loomis ensign de Morgan Harjes et Cie Paris, Samuel Loomis 2d Lieutenant Fort Strong, William F Loomis 1st Lieutenant aviator U S Army France, Manning Walter F Naval Magazine Marine Barracks Hingham Mass, and others such as Francis Colin McDonald Fort Slo, Martin F McMahon U S R, Edward Joseph O'Dowd Fort Benjamin Harrison, Parker Frederic Jr Boston City Hospital Med Dept Lab, and more including Parker Henry McB U S S Aylwin, Petersen George H Sergt 4th Co 101st Truck Supply Train 26th div Am Exp Forces, Sayer Everett Camp Dix N J, Walsh James J Corp Co A 19th Inf Fort Sam Houston, Harcourt Paris Y M C A, and Wilkins William A Sgt Major 401st Tel Bat S C N A Am Exp Forces. The list ends noting Died in service.

David Ee Train Camp Devens William Fornier France Gyer Fowler U. 612 Convois Automobile Par B. C. M Paris Daniel Frazier Naval Reserve Corps Frederick Fairbanks Medical Corps Camp Meade Maryland Arthur Fornier Harry Fowler Corp Coast Artillery Ft. Standish Mass Barney Fishman National Army J. J. Gallagher Priv Uv. B Mil Worces Harold Garney Poatsawain European John Gibbons Ensign School Harvard College Fred Hanson 88Th Co Danish West Indies John Hartin Hans P. Hanson Camp Devens Harold K. Hanson Co. I Alfred Harris Hingham John Hardy H. Hietala John Hendrickson Richard. Hellinius U. S. Marine Corps Paris Island T. Harold Higgins C. U Virginia E. Ernest Johnson Co. G U. S. Inf Raymond Jones Pioneer Regt Spartanburg Ft. Slocum N. Y Thomas Lawlor Naval Reserve Ralph Lawton New York City Charles E. Lent Edward F. Ledgard Zygmit Lojko Camp Kosciusko Canada Kusti Lehtinen National Fred George Luosalo Q.M. C Camp Hill Newport News Joseph J. Lisiocky Leoiowney Naval Aviation Corps Arthur W. Lord 14Th Railway Engineers Charles Luker Alfred Luoma Waino Luosala Syracuse Oes Jeremiah Lynch Fort Oglethorpe Michael E. Lynch 18Th Inf Anthony Luker Eugene R. Manning John J. Manning William ©. Marchant U. S. S. Arizona Elmer Mattson Edward Mahoney, Co. K James Mallinson Emmett McCarthy Co. D U.S. Marines Quan Comelite Israelius James Mooney F. A Francis Murdock WA. S. Marine Corps John Murray U. S. Cavalry Ethan Allen Gregory Muzyczuk Frank Moynihan Francis May Dental Corps William Morrill Co. C Camp Upton William Moore Roy C. Nelson Raymond Newhouse Ralph P. Newton Naval Reserves Newport Waino Nieminen John Nokelainen Camp Gordon Atlanta John R. Nordberg Henry G. Norton Eng William Oates Arthur Oates George Payne Powhatan Cook Joseph Payne U. 8 S. Nashville Frank Parks Orrin J. Parker Joel F. Parmenter Ralph Panton U.S. Army Charles Punty U. S Patrick J. Fyne Benjamin J. Peterson 5Th Co Camp Greene N. C Segu N Peterson 49Th Inf Hoboken N. J Carl A. Peterson John Peterson Aviation Corps Carl Persons U. S. Medical Corps New Bedford iCarl D. Parsons Raymond Palmer Dental Reserve Corps Walter R. Peterson Chares O. Parker Hannes Rahko Ludwick Rajewicz Devens Albert Rasmussen Co. K Ernest A. Rasmussen Hdats Albert Riley U. S. Coast Artillery Ft. Banks Boston Chas. J. Ryan U. S. Cav Amer Sergt Jas. Ryan Bat Ichael Rynkewitz Cassion 2 Julius Rychlichi Kosciusko Victor Rihilouma Colombo Roberts Fred Sarve Levens Oscar Sawyer Washington D. C Sid Scott Peter Schultz N. A Franklin Union David G. Sharpe Porces Harold Sheridan Nicola Silvesti Doniphan Fort Sill Okla Henry Simonds U 8 Guantanimo Cuba Clarer A. Smith California Frank Smith U. S. S. Pawnee Russell Stone Am. Forestry Exp Ardgay Scotland Raymond Smith Public Safety Committee George R. Blinn Anthony Stanley Thomas Vernon R Engr. Ry U. S. Army P. O Anthony,Lelonél Reginald Pointer U.S. S Gregory Bierenbroodspot Andrew Cornelius Jr Butler Thomas Stanley Fort Slocum Penn English Michael L Ross Shire Am. Forestry Fanning John Stephen Pyt Co. A Charlestown Armory Fletcher Basil E Motor Truck Co Camp Logan Houston Texas Ford Milton C Freeman Benjamin Charles Genetti Nicolas Hanson N. Peter 37Th Laredo Hayden William R Brooklyn Navy Yard Arthur H Annapolis Hummingson Gunnar Field Bakery Co U. S. Q. Corps Hunnewell Edward Amos Hunt Hugh I Isner Henry Clare Wakefield Jackson William 14Th Keay David S School of Mil, Aeronautics Cambridge Larsen Henry Johan Sec Naval Tr S. C Loomis Hubert H 101St A Ralph Lane Ensign de Morgan Harjes Et Cie Samuel Fort Strong William F Manning Walter F Naval Magazine Marine Barracks McDonald Francis Colin McMahon Martin F Commonwealth Pier Philip Edward O’dowd Edward Joseph Fort Benjamin Harrison Indianapolis Ind Philip Stephen Na Parker Frederic Jr Boston City Hospital Med.Dept Parker Henry McB S. Aylwin Care New York John Stanley Calhoun Gloucester St William A F.A Silverstone Charlestown Navy Yard Sayer Everett Camp Dix Peter 18Th Field Artillery Lotte N. C. Sullivan, Frederick H., Sergt., Co. D, 104Th U. S. Inf Tackney Stephen Evans Walsh James J 19Th Inf Fort Sam Houston Tex John Jr Wiestock Arthur S Wilkins Willson Harold E Chester Igh

Songs of the Busher The Real Game

The speaker describes years in the minors waiting for a major league call and nostalgia for baseball glory. He recalls early days cleaning bases and flirting with a .300 season, dreaming of the Great Big Game. The poem contrasts sport with news from France and ends with the speaker's entry into the Great Big Game.

War Whooping Indian Chases 20 Germans

A Mandan North Dakota letter from Sergeant BE H Tostevin in France describes Charlie Rogers a full blood Sioux of Standing Rock and member of the Eighteenth United States infantry as a one man show against German troops. He leaped trenches fired five rounds bayoneted and felled enemies with a savage display while his unit watched. Rogers now serves as a sniper and scouts with others of his tribe in patrol work due to natural instinct.

North Dakota Rogers Tostevin

Sees Son in Movies During World War I Wave

Mrs. H G Bass of Atlanta recognizes her son Lieutenant Arthur Bass among soldiers in a motion picture scene. She recalls his instruction to wave and say hello and later cries out as the film shows him smiling and calling to his mother. The film’s broadcast aims to feature other Atlanta youths.

H. G. Bass Atlanta Arthur Bass Leutenant

Dog Eats Stamps Over Patriotism, Malvern Drugist Reports

A Malvern Arkansas druggist reports his dog ate four dollars worth of one cent postage stamps left on a desk. The owner suspects the act stemmed from patriotism, the dog thinking more stamps for Uncle Sam boosts business.

Malvern Ark Sam

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