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