Maynard Roll of Honor list of local World War I helpers
Maynard residents who served in all branches are recorded. Corrections are requested to update ranks or locations. The list includes William Gutteridge, Brookest W. Earle, Anderson, John Adamson, Lorell Arcieri, Walter Barber, Whitney Bent, Joseph Beavis, Frank Hinks, George W. Binns, Jesse Billet, Philip Bower, Joseph Boothroyd, and many others from Maynard and allied units. Died May 19 1917: Kings Liverpool Regt.
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Soldiers’ and Saiors’ Information Committee of
Maynard
William Gutteridge
Brookest
W. Earle Anderson
France
John Adamson
Devens Lorell Arcieri
National Army
Walter Barber
U. S. Navy
New London
Whitney Bent
Sawmin Walt
American Forestry
Ardgay
Scot
Joseph Beavis
U. 8S
Camp Merritt
Fred Carleton
T. S. Navy
Commonwealth Pier
John W. Carlson
James Carney
Joseph Chidley
Mechanic
U. 8
Cornelius Callahan
Camp Devens
Joseph A. White
Camp
Devens
Levi Whitney
Frank Wilder
Fred Wilder
John Wirtanen
Oscar Wurio
George Whittaker
F. A
Everett White
Albert J. Whalen
Alton Whitney
Devens Waine
Williams
William Zapasnick
Frank
Demars
Holyts
Liverpool Regt
Service Roll Highlights Ex-Ambulance Recipients in Overseas Forces
The roll lists multiple service members in American Expeditionary Forces and allied units, including Anthony P. Arruda 101st Inf 26th Div and George Bernier 23d Road Engineers Camp Meade, detailing units from infantry to lumber and engineering roles. Readers invited to correct misstated entries to ensure a complete record.
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Hugh Connors
Cook
U. 8. Navy
Watson Connors
U. S. Navy
Charles 8. Courter
U. S. Int
Wm. J. Coulter
4Th Pioneer Regt
Raymond Connors
101St Inf
France
Harry S. Croft
Co. B
101St Regt
James Cronin
Birmingham
Joseph Cullen
U. 8S. Navy
New York
Ralph Cheney
U. 8. Medical Corps
Francis Connors
Naval
Fulton John Czamanski
Camp Kosciusko
Canada
Elmer Cook
Ft. Prebie
Portland
Arthur Carleton
George Cuttell
Toronto
Serbert Comeau
308Th Motor Car Co
Camp Johnston
Jacksonville
Fla
Ralph Gasey
Daniel F. Connors
U.S
Bellows
Norfolk
John F. Carpenter
Camp
Devens
John H. Cronin
George A. Daley
Walter R. Denniston
Bert Doel
Witley Survey
Eng
Frank Downey
U. S
Stanislaw Dudinski
Joan B. Dunn
Philip Dwinell
U. 8
S. Tucker
Joseph Dahl
U. S. Naval
Newport
R. I
Antonio Dinallo
Joseph Dineer
Dental Corps
I Engineers
Camp Devens Sergi
Chas. Dyson
Camp Stuart
Hartwell W. Flood
Convois Automo
Emmett McCarthy
Luke McCarthy
Syracuse
N. Y
Maas McGrath
21St
Samuel Meade
Edward Miller
Arthur H. Millington
Camp Greene
N.C
Zacheryko
William Moynihan
James Mooney
Frank Moynihan
Camp Devens
Frank May
A. B
William Morrill
Co. C
Camp Upton
William Moore
John Murray
U. S. Cavalry
Ethan Allen
Francis ‘Murdock
U. S. Marine Corps
Thomas Murray
Gregory Muzyczuk
National Army
Roy C. Nelson
Corp
Raymond Newhouse
Camp Mévens
Ph P. Newton
Waino Nieminen
Ar Nokelainen
Gordon
Atanta
John R. Nordberg
Henry G. Norton
Iran
William Oates
Arthur Oates
George Payne
U. S. S. Powhatan
Joseph Payne
U.S. S. Nashville
Frank Parks
Orrin J. Parker
Joel F. Parmenter
Carl A. Peterson
Naval Reserve
John Peterson
Aviation ‘Corps
Carl Persons
U.S. Medical Corps
New Bedford
Carl D. Parsons
36Th Eng
Overseas
Raymond Palmer
U. S. Dental Reserve Corps
Walter R. Peterson
Chares O. Parker
Hannes Rahko
Ludwick Rajewicz
Albert Rasmussen
Ernest A. Rasmussen
Holgats
Mil. Pol
Albert Riley
U. S. Coast Artillery
Ft. Banks
Boston
Hubert R. Rodway
Kosciusko
Victor Rihilouma
Colombo Roberts
Fred Sarvella
Oscar Sawyer
Medical Corps
Washington
D. C
Sid Scott
Peter Schultz
N. A. Medical Corps
Franklin Union
David G. Sharpe
Exp Forces Corp
Harold Sheridan
Nicola Silvesti
F. A
Camp’ Doniphan
Fort Sill
Okla
Henry Simonds
U S. Marines
Guantanamo
Cuba
Clarence A. Smith
U. S. S. California
Frank Smith
Pawnee
Russell Stone
Am. Forestry
Ardgay
Scotland
Raymond Smith
Maury
Phillip Szokons
Ft. Warren
Louis Sullivan
William Sweeney
James V. Sweeney
Field Medical
Wm. Stockwell
Joseph Stedas
Thomas V. Smith
Jank Smith
John Stankiewicz
Mexican
John Taylor
M.C. A. BE
Wm C. Taylor
Charles Percy Taylor
Naval Base No. 17
P. O. Everett Toop
Eden Tobin
Naval Reserves
New London
Charles Usher
U. S. Medical Corps
Anthony ‘Wesnick
Arkansas
Leo White
U.S. Navy
Toe Louis Wasiuk
Wm. Welr
Anthony P. Arruda
101St
George W. Burroughs
Wendell Burroughs
George Bernier
Camp Meade
Maryland
Benjamin Edward Braman
Mass
Francis Comey
Rosshire Co
Flint Furbush
Arthur Goodearl
Goodearl
George P
Hdatts
Charlotte
George Waldo Livermore
E Co
Zenos Lovelace
Rosshire
Scotlan Latchfield
Philip
Frank McNamara
John McNamara
John A. Masters
James H. Masters
Waco
Texas
Robert Poland
B. C. Steele
Clifton Steele
20Th Engineers
Red Cross Committee
Bedford’s S.18T Public Safety list seeks updates on service members
The Public Safety committee asks readers to notify George R. Blinn of errors in the service list and to submit address changes or new appointments. A later card catalogue will catalog relatives and friends of those in service, with photos desired. many names and units from U.S. Army Navy and allied services are listed.
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Public Safety Committee
George R. Blinn
Anthony
Stanley Thomas
Vernon R
Co. E
Engr
U. S. Army
P. O
Lionel Reginald
Pointer
U.S. S
Gregory Bierenbroodspot
Andrew Cornelius Jr
Camp Devens
Franklin Harwood
Camp Zachary Taylor
Christiansen
Hermann Emil
310Th Cav
Fort Ethan Allen
Crier
Wiliam J
Cook
U. 8S
S. Utowana
de Pegimaster
N. Y
N. Y. Davis, Frank Bellows, U. S. Receiving Ship, Ellis Is., N. Y., de Y. M
C. A. Davis
Howard Fairfield,Co
Camp Dix
N. J
Clifford L. Jr
Corp., Co. I
U.S. Inf
Durkin
William J
U. S. Army Gen. Hospital
Markleton
Penn
English
Michael L
Ardgay
Ross Shire
Scotland
Foress
Try Fanning
John S
Commonwealth Armory
Allston
Mass
Fletcher
Basil E
Motor Truck Co
Benjamin Charles
Genetti
Nicolas
Camp Devens Goulding
Edward Wi
Ss. S
Finland
Hamilton
William W
149Th Co
Hanson
N. Peter
Laredo
Texas
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
Naval Reserve Rifle Ranges
Wakefield
Jackson
William
Am ‘P
Kelly
Francis Joseph Keay
David S
School of _ Mil
Aeronautics
M.L T
Cambridge
Larsen
Henry Johan
Sec
Naval Tr
The Chaplain and the War Weeds
The poem tells of a pious chaplain who preached against vice yet faced his flock's wartime strain. He aids soldiers overseas and, amid battle and fear, comforts with scripture. When veterans relapse into smoking for nerves, he shares their habit, recognizing human frailty and divine understanding.
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Hell
Dietetic habits and global vegetarian distribution
A rough world population split shows tight figures for diet groups with 250 million strict vegetarians and 1.6 billion people overall. The essay notes large shares eat meat weekly or daily, including 460 million daily consumers, alongside a claim that a single Troy ounce of platinum could yield an 1,800 mile wire.
Sugar Saving Cafeteria Sets Record at Washington Food Administration
The Washington Food Administration cafeteria serves about 600 lunches daily and reports a sugar use record of six thousand meals with only 5 pounds of sugar, one pound per 120 meals. No wheat is used. bread comes from cornmeal and other flours, beef is limited, and fish appears twice weekly.
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Food Administration
Washington
Sugar ration rules and home canning guidance
The Food Administration limits household sugar to two pounds per person per month with five pounds for country residents per purchase. Public eating houses may use only two pounds per 90 meals, while manufacturers face major cutbacks. Substitutes are urged and canning sugar requires county administrator certificates and dealer return. England France and Italy have per person monthly limits, not guaranteed.
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Army
Navy
Food Administration
Orcent
England
France
Italy
Hom
Cin 8
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Harold K. Hanson
Alfred Harris
Hingham
John Hardy
John E. Hietala
John Hendrickson
Richard Hellinius
Paris Island
Harold Higgins
U. S. Inf
A. E
John Higgins
New Jersey
Harry Heath
Parker Hatch
Albert Hodges
Helmuth V. Hohendorf
Quartermaster
S Dept
Edward Hoffman
C. F. Hooper
Camp McArthur
Wilford Hooper
Hjalmar Honkanen
Charles Jackson
Cassion 2
Richard Jackson
F. 159 Inf
Los Angeles
California
George A. Jamieson
Ralph A. Jamieson
Virginia
E. Ernest Johnson
Co. G
Raymond Jones
Pioneer Regt
Spartanburg
S.C
Dana Jones
New York City
Ralph Jones
John Keegan
Veterinary Corps
Vaino Kangas
Joseph Kaler
Howard King
Fort Royal
Arthur Koski
Devens Dominick Laskowiski
Ariada Kusti Lehtinen
Fred Lemoine
321St Field Artillery
Felix A. George Lesage
John Lester
Ft. Revere
Michael Lesage
Michael Louka
Newtonville
Ralph Lingley
George Luosalo
Q. M
A. BE
Camp Hill
Newport News
Joseph J. Lisiocky
Leo Lowney
Naval Aviation corps _ Corp
Arthur W. Lord
14Th Railway Engineers
Charles Luker
Alfred Luoma
Waino Luosala
Ue A
Jeremiah Lynch
Fort Oglethorpe
Michael E. Lynch
Anthony Luker
Alexander Linczewski
Daniel Lowney
20Th Engis
Amer
Roy C. Lent
de Co
Witley
Surrey
Maynard Block
Maynard, Mass
Main St
George E. Hack
South Acton
Wilson
Concord
Fitchbur
Loewe Bros. Paints
Boxboro
Bedford
Bedford Bogg
Loomis
Hubert H
101St U
Ralph Lane
Ensign
Morgan Harjes
Fort Silocum
McMahon
Martin F
Philip Edward
O'Dowd
Edward Joseph
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis
Ind
O’dowd
Phillip Stephen
Parker
Frederic Jr
Boston City Hospital
Med. Dept
Henry Mc
Aylwin
John Stanley
Calhoun
Gloucester St
William A
Albert
Mesa Hospital
Riese
J. Harold Jr
Silverstone
Charlestown Navy Yard
Sayer
Everett
12Th Co
Peter
18Th Field Artillery
Lotte
N. C
Tex
Walsh, John Jr., Corp
Bat
Wheelock
Arthur S
Paris
Wilkins
Am. Exp. Forces. ‘ Willson, Harold E., Machinists’ Mate, U. S. S. Chester
Edward Surette