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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1918

Page

4

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Army Navy Food Administration Orcent England France Italy Hom Cin 8

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