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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1918

Page

4

Maynard Roll of Honor lists local WWI service names

The Maynard Soldiers and Sailors Relief Committee seeks corrections to a complete Roll of residents who entered any military branch during the war. It enumerates many listed servicemen with units and posts from Camp Devens to France, Canada, and naval stations, noting a May 19 1917 front line death and urging updates to addresses ranks and regiments.

Serettee Maynard Cail William Itter Brooks St Foundry Bar Devens Baron F. A Signal Corps Camp Devens Whitney Bent Amert- Joseph Beavis A. S Forcescan Forestry Ardgay Scot Frank J Washi Camp Devens Fred Carleton U. S. Navy Commonwealth Pier James Carney Joseph Ghiciey Camp Greene Charles S. Coulter R. I O Wm. J. Coulter Raymond Connors U. S. Army Harry S. Croft Co. B Eng 101St James Cronin Birmingham Joseph Cullen New York Ralph Cheney U. S. Medical Corps Washington D. C Francis Connors Fulton John Czamanski Camp Kosciusko Canada George A. Daley Walter R. Denniston France Bert J Doel East End Hamilton Joan B. Dunn Philip Dwinell Tucker Seaman European Joseph Dahl Aviation Corps U. S. Naval Reserves Newport David J Foley William Fornier Carrip Gordon Guyer W. Fowler SS. U Paris J. J. Gallagher Priv Mounted Heatre Mil. Pol Harold Garney U. S. Nevada John Gibbons Naval Reserve Fred Hanson U. S. Marines Philadelphia Hans P. Hanson Harold C. Hanson Co. I Amer John Hardy Harold Higgins Oglethrope Cook John Higgins New Jersey Charles Heath 14Th Co Evens Parker Hatch R. I Charles Jackson Cassion Devens Richard Jackson Los Angeles Bath Vincent L. Kelley Walter J. Kelley Svante ‘Kukkulé John Keegan 44Th Go Dominick Laskowiski Fred F. Lemoine Camp Gordon Atlanta Felix A. George Levage Michael ‘Lesage Ralph H Lingtey Remonntation Joseph TL Lisiocky Bagl Mae Tao orseeRy Syracuse Jeremiah Dharmise Meee Oswego Michael B Anthony Luket Roy Lent Canadian Overseas Army Met der Roeshs Meet Army Amp” Koscusko Dana Stephen Maley Eugene Anning John I. Mebning Wm E. ‘Marchant Elmer Mattson Edward Millar Scotland Arthur Millington Ft. Slocum Roy C. Nelson Corp Ralph P. Newton Naval Henry G. ‘Norton William Oates George Payne U.S.S Powhatan U. S. S. Nashville Frank J . Parks Joel ¥. Parmenter Charles Punty U. S Patrick J. Pyne Dévens Carl A. Peterson John P. Peterson Dix Ludwick Rajewicz Albert Rasmussen S. Inf Ernest A Rasmussen Charles J.ryan U8. Cavalry Ft. Houston San Antonio James Ryan Michael Rynkewitz Julius Rychlichi Kosciusko Fred Sarvella Oscar Sawyer Washington, D Sidney Scott Senotinnae Seaton Nicola Silvesti F. A. Anniston Ala Henry Simonds U S Guantanamo Guba Clarence A. Smith California Frank Smith S. Pawnee Russell Jone Am. Forestry Ray Smith Phillip Szokons Camr Kosciusko John. W. Taylor Parig Island Taylor Percy Taylor Charlestown Eden Tobin U. S Navy Charles Usher Anthony Wasuick Wilder John Wirtanen Devens Ostar Wurlo Depot Brigade Camip Devens George Whittaker Demars Liverpool’ Regt

No Man's Land Cross in Memory of Jimmy

A poem fragment by Edward Surette reflects a family's grief for a son lost in war. Parents recall Jimmy and his service while heavy guns and shells echo the battlefield. The poem notes a cross and mound of sand marking his grave "over there."

Jimmy No Man’s Land

Old Folks Ball At Colonial Hall Draws Large Marlboro Crowd

The White Cross Guild held its third annual Old Folks ball at Colonial hall on Thursday night with record attendance. Costumes from the past drew attention while the grand march began at 8 and the last dance ended around 11 30. State curbs shortened hours to 11 p m then 11 p m again. Mayor Charles F McCarthy attended and spoke briefly as refreshments were skipped for food conservation.

White Cross Guild Colonial Hall Charles F. McCarthy Marlboro McCarthy Ways'and Means Committee John Hannon John Maley Frank ‘Brayden William Johnson William Sweeney John O’moore C. J. Lynch Gertrude Morgan Hartow. Greene Allie’ Martin Nellie Hannon Annie Lyons William’ Jobhison Sylvester Brennan

Basketball stars train at Camp Devens camp fixture

Maynard leads in star players listed for Anpnunition Train at Camp Devens. In game Thornshire Pat Hangon Brick Wilder Leni Slo Adamson played with Co. F. Steve Maley and John Carey were in Co. E lineup.

Maynard Camp Devens Gam Thornshire Pat” Hangon J “Brick Wilder Charl "Leni" Slo Adamson Co. F Steve Maley John Carey

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