Maynard Roll of Honor War Service List Expanded
The Maynard Soldiers' and Sailors' Information Committee seeks corrections to the Roll of Honor listing residents who entered any war service. Readers should report changes of location, rank, or regiment to local reporters or committee members including William Gutteridge and William Earle Anderson with others named, covering numerous U S Army Navy and Allied units and locations overseas and at home.
Boxboro Roll of Honor
The list names servicemen including Anthony Arruda 101st Infantry France George Burroughs Wendell Burroughs and George Bernier with 101st U S Infantry 23d Road Engineers Camp Meade and Camp Devens Rosshire Scotland Ard Gay Ard Gay Scotland Ard Arthur Goodearl Naval Reserve George Goodearl 16th Field Artillery Camp Greene Charlotte NC George Livermore 76th Division Ammunition Train Camp Devens Rosshire Scotland Zenas Lovelace Philip Litchfield Amn Forestry Ard Gay Scotland Frank McNamara Ard Gay John McNamara Army Field Clerk John Masters Co L 23d Regt Inf James Masters Aviation Camp Waco Texas Robert Poland Co B Helatts Train and Military Police 26 Div B C Steele Ard Gay Scotland Clifton Steele 20th Engineers Co F 6th Battalion Am Exp Forces The Red Cross committee received the roll Corrections welcome for a complete record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
William Gutteridge
Brooks St Waine
Earle Anderson
John Adamson
Camp Devens
Walter Barber
U. S. Navy
New London
J . Whitney Bent
American Forestry
Ardgay
Scot
Joseph Beavis
U. S. Inf
Frank Binks
Camp Stuart
Newport News
George W. Bu Ags
Hdét
France
Joseph Boothroyd
Field Artillery
Lawrence Brindley
6Th
Robert Brown
102D
F. A
William Batsford
3D Field Artillery
Ft. Sam Houston
Texas
Earl Brearley
Naval
William Baron
H. A
Camp
Devens
Preston Blanchard
John Beck
England
Wr Carey
Camp Merritt
Fred Carleton
Navy
Commonwealth Pier
James Carney
101St
Joseph Chidley
Cornelius Callahan
Hugh Connors
Charles S. Coulter
18Th
U. 8
Wm. J. Coulter
Hant
Camp Greene
N. C
Raymond Connors
Harry 8. Croft
Train
James Cronin
U. 8. Navy
Birmingham
Joseph Cullen
New York
Ralph Cheney
U.8. Medical Corps
Francis Connors
Fulton John Czamanski
Camp Kosciusko
Canada
Elmer Cook
Ft. Prebie
Portland
Arthur Carleton
George Cuttell
Toronto
Herbert Comeau
Quartermaster Dept
Ft. Slocum
Ralph Casey
318Th Engineers
Overseas
Daniel F. Connors
Bellows
Norfolk
John F. Carpenter
John H. Cronin
George A. Daley
Remount
Walter R. Denniston
Bert Doel
Witley Surrey
Eng
Frank Downey
A. S
Stanislaw Dudinaki
Joan B. Dunn
Philip Dwinell
Tucker Joseph Dahl
Aviation
Wa.s. Naval
Newport
R. I
Joseph Dineer
Dental Corps
Chas. Dyson
Hartwell Flood
U. 1256
Par B. C. M
Paris
David J. Foley
William Fornier
Gyer Fowler
Convois Automobile
Par
Frederick Fairbanks
Medical Corps
Camp Meade
Mary- Arthur Forner
Harry Fowler
Coast Artillery
Ft. Warren
J. J. Gallagher
Mil
Horces
Harold Garney
European
John Gibbons
Naval Reserve
Fred Hanson
88Th Co
Danish West Indies
John Hartin
Hans P. Hanson
Harold K. Hanson
Alfred Harris
Hingham
John Hardy
John
Hietala
Richard Hellinius
Marine Corps
Paris Island
Harry Higgins
John Higgins
U. S
New Jersey
Charles Heath
Parker Hatch
Albert. Hodges
Boston
Helmuth V. Hohendorf
S Dept
Edward Hoffman
Virginia
EH. Ernest Johnson
C. Raymond Jones
Pioneer
Camp Wadsworth
Dana Jones
U. S. Submarine Base
New
Joseph Kaler
Bat
Howard King
Fort Royal
S. C
Arthur Koski
Dominick Laskowiski
George Lawson
U. S. Army
N. Y
S. A
Syracuse
Jeremiah Lynch
Fort Oglethorpe
Michael E. Lynch
18Th Inf
1Sis
Anthony Luker
Alexander Linczewski
Camp Kosvinsko
Daniel Lowney
20Th ‘Hngrs
Amer
Roy C.lent
Witley Camp
Surrey
William Lowney
Medical Supply Corps
Maryland
Stephen Maley
Eugene R. Manning
John J. Manning
William &. Marchant
U. S. Marine Corps
Arizona
Elmer Mattson
Edward Miller
Corp
Arthur H. Millington
John A. Moynihan
Camp Upton
James Mooney
Edward Mahoney
Samuel Méade
Frank Moynihan
Francis May
James Mallinson
William Morrill
William Moore
Roy C. Nelson
Raymond Newhouse
Ralph P. Newton
R. J. Waino Nieminen, Camp Devens John Nokelainen
Camp Gordon
Atlanta
John R. Nordberg
Henry G. Norton
William Oates
Arthur Oates
George Payne
Powhatan
Cook
Joseph Payne
U.S. S. Nashville
Frank Parks
Ralph Panton
U.S. Army
Joel F. Parmenter
Charles Punty
Patrick J. Fyne
401
Benjamin J. Peterson
5Th Co
Leon N. Peterson
49Th Inf
Hoboken
N. J
Carl A. Peterson
John Peterson
Aviation Corps
Carl Persons
U. S. Medical Corps
New Bedford
Carl D. Parsons
Co. A
Raymond Palmer
U. S. Dental Reserve Corps
Walter R. Peterson
Devens Chares
Parker
Hannes Rahko
Ludwick Rajewicz
Albert Rasmussen
Michael Rynkewitz
Cassion 2
Julius Rychlichi
Kosciusko
Victor Rihilouma
Walter Reed
General Hospital
D. C
Colombo Roberts
Fred Sarvella
Oscar Sawyer
Washington
Sid Scott
David G. Sharpe
Hdat
Mill Police
Forc .Corp
Harold Sheridan
Nicola Silvesti
Camp Doniphan
Fort Hill
Okla
Henry Simonds
U 8
Guantanamo
Cuba
Clarence A. Smith
California
Frank Smith
S. Pawnee
Russell Stone
Scotland
Ray Smith
Seaman
Phillip Szokons
U. S. Naval Base No. 17
P. O. Everett Toop
Eden Tobin
U. S. Naval Reserves
Charles Usher
Anthony Wasuick
Arkansas
Leo White
Stanley Wasuick
Louis
George Whittaker
Everett White
Albert J. Whalen
Alton Whitney
Waine Williams
William Zapasnick
Emmett McCarthy
William McGrath
21St Recruit Co
N.Y
Frank Demars
Liverpool
William Moynihan
Anthony P. Arruda
George.w. Burroughs
Wendell Burroughs
101St U. 8
George Bernier
Benjamin Edward Braman
Mass
Francis Coffey
Rosshire
Flint Furbush
Rosshire Co
Arthur Goodearl
Goodearl
George P
Hdatts. Co
Charlotte
George Waldo Livermore
E Co
Zenas Lovelace
Litchfield
James H. Masters
Waco
Robert Poland
Helatts
B. C. Steele
Clifton Steele
20Th Engineers
Red Cross Committee
Public Safety Committee
George R. Blinn
Anthony
Stanley Thomas
Vernon R
Co. E
Engr. Ry
Lionel Reginald
Franklin Harwood
Camp Grant
Christiansen
Hermann Emil
Day
Clifford L. Jr
Co. I
U.S. Inf
Durkin
William J
U. S. Army Gen. Hospital
Markleton
Penn
English
Michael L
Ross Shire
Forestry
Fanning
John Stephen
Charlestown Armory
Fletcher
Basil E
N. A
Motor Truck Co
Camp Logan
Houston
Ford
Milton C
Freeman
Benjamin Charles
Genetti
Nicolas
Goulding
Edward L
U. S. Naval Hospital
Phila
Hamilton
William W
149Th .Co
Hanson
N. Peter
Co. C
Laredo
Hayden
William R
Brooklyn Navy Yard
the Fenway Apts
Arthur H
Pelham
Hummingson
Gunnar
Field Bakery Co
U. S. Q. Corps
Am. Xp
Hunnewell
Ward A
Merchant Marine
Calvin Austin
Hunt
Hugh I
Isner
Henry Clare
Naval Reserve Rifle Ranges
Wakefield
Jackson
Manning
Walter F
Naval Magazine
Marine Barracks
McDonald
Francis Colin
Slocum
McMahon
Martin F
Philip Edward
O’dowd
Edward Joseph
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis
Ind
O'Dowd
Philip Stephen
Fort Upton
Frederic Jr
Boston City Hospital
Med
Henry McB
U.S. S. Aylwin
Care
Bedford list seeks notices for errors in service roster
Public Safety committee as permanent records group asks readers to report errors or omissions in a long veterans list. A forthcoming card catalog will help relatives and friends locate servicemen, with requests for updated addresses and new service appointments and for photographs to accompany each card.
World War II Service Members Listed in Readable Names
Long list of service members and units including John Stanley Parker and George H Petersen with ranks such as major sergeant and private. Mentions camps Devens Camp Greene Fort Sam Houston and Paris France with the 26th and 101st divisions and the US Army Air Forces. Also notes a Harold E Willson machinist mate on the Chester and a John Willson died in service.
Scrap Book Tale of a Bedford Youth and a Night Ride
A Bedford youth borrows a new automobile for a late May ride with a Bedford damsel. He returns at dawn, wakes unsettled, and retrieves the car before sunrise while neighbors observe the scene, a story recounted by G. K. S. for its seeming truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Number 13 Returns in Pardons Report
A nineties style oped notes the 13 motif in a U S attorney general report on presidential pardons. It cites 94 grants for civil rights restoration and 13 deserters affected, with 828 total pardons and 81 denied, linking the figures to the number 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
United State Attorney General
Navy hero Ensign Skinner dies in Atlantic patrols
Ensign Harry G. Skinner Jr of the United States Naval Reserve, a Baltimore native who enlisted May 3 1917, lost his life saving others when the destroyer Chauncey, sailing without lights, collided with a British ship Rose in the Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Chauncey
Rose
Harry G. Skinner, Jr
United States Naval Reserve Force
Baltimore
Great Habit Leads Two Boys to Thrift Stamp Partnership
A neighbor hires a boy to do work, pays a quarter, and the partner boy joins. They dispute the odd cent, then propose matching the whole quarter and buy a thrift stamp to start a partnership book. The tale closes with their plan to invest together.
County Court News Guardianship and Estates In Concord
Frank L. Garland of Concord seeks guardianship of his sons Frank L. Garland Jr. aged 9 and Chauncy Garland aged 18. Frank Wheeler seeks administration of the estate of his wife Lillie H. Wheeler who died June 12. Heirs include Hilda W. Tompkins and several Wheeler daughters. Inventories list estates for Bordman, Jones, Titcomb, Lane, Raymond, and Lord. Executrix Nettie Gardner bonds $25 000. Miles appointed administrator of Lucy C Miles estate with bond $1 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Garland
Concord
Frank L. Garland Jr
Chauncy
Garland
Frank Wheeler
Lieie H. Wheeler
Hilda W. Tompkins
Esther W. Wheeler
Priscilla Wheeler
Elizabeth R. Wheeler
Eirene Wheeler
Frances B. Wheeler
Maurice
McWalter
John Bordman
Hiram W. Jones
Fanny R. Titcomb
Sarah D. Lane-of-Bedford
Henrietta R. Raymond
James B. Lord of
Maynard
McIntire
Nettie E. Gardner
Acton
Charles H. Miles
Lucy C. Miles
Lawton
Sweetness of Your Eyes Poem Excerpt by Alan Herbert
Poem fragment from Alan Herbert printed in St Louis Post Dispatch expresses devotion and longing for the beloved eyes as paradise. The lines describe faith, gifts of the star gun and night, and hopes to reunite in death with happiness found in their gaze.
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Alan Herbert
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Unclothed Binghis Tribe Seen in West Australia
A previously unknown tribe called saltwater blacks visited Viole valley in West Australia wearing no clothes and unable to understand English. The discovery is noted as remarkable given the region’s long occupancy and few prior encounters.
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Viole Valley
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