Everedy Co. Personnel in Army and Navy Service
Read as Everedy employees join the armed forces across the United States and overseas. Cpl Bernard C Baer serves in Sicily after leaving the packing department. Cpl Jonn A Cockerly records in Everedy's Sales Department then serves in the Medical Corps at Camp Lee. Others include Pvt James A Derry at Camp Gruber. Pvt Paul A Despeaux in Camp Swift Engineers Battalion. and many more in camps from Texas to Maryland and on distant shores, reflecting the company’s soldiers, sailors, and airmen continuing their duties while remaining connected to Everedy.
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Everedy
Axis
States
Bernard C. Baer
Sicily
Bernie
Army
Jonn A. Cockerly
Camp Lee
James A. Derry
Jim
Camp Gruber
Okla
Paul A. Despeaux
Texas
Paul
Camp Swift
Richard N. Donsife
Camp Hasan
Calif
Frank B. Draper
Twe Engineers Corps
Shreveport
Addr Ig Flaun
Buck
Roy N. Edwards
The
Medical Corps
Roy
Melvin M. Federline
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Mel Sa
Dodgers
Navy
Dodge
Ralph E. Fry
Camp Barkeley
Ralph
Pfe Lewis M Gouker
Happy
North Camp Polk
Robert H. Haines
Old Virginna
Bob
W. H. Hildebrand
Bill
New York
Jessie E. Hossler
Charlotte
N. C
Jess
Arthur L. Josephs
Ber
Hum
Pfe
Roger Nicodemus
Sam
Roger
Camp McCain
Miss
Charles W. Nusz
Charlie
Allen F Sherald, Jr
Allen
Africa
Walter E. Sherald
iWalter
Carl W. Shilling
Carl
Paul G. Smith
England
Pyt Howard M Stroup
Navy Civilian Letters From Everedy In Wartime
A collection of notes from Navy personnel and civilian workers connected to Everedy, detailing postings from Sunny California to England and Texas. Mentions include Pvt Lester Eo Stull at North Camp Hood, Lt Richard M Troxell, Captain Francis Van Fossen, Pvt Raymond W Sweeney, and others in Newport, Evans, Avon Park, Homestead, and Portsmouth Navy Yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
California
Army
Jerry W
Jerry
Sam
Lester Eo Stull
North Camp Hood
Texas
Lester
Pweacher
Richard M. Troxell
Max
England
Francis van Fossen
Opea
Vannie
Evleredy
Raymond W. Sweeney
Sweeney
Cain
Newport
R. J
Robert K. Grove
Navy
Hunce
C.J Rodgers
Avon Park
Fla
Clarence
Charles L. Burek
Everedy
Charley
Homestead
Florida
Marion T. Dutrow
Dutty
Navy Yard
Portsmouth
Charles H Gosnell
Battle Creek
Mich
Pe Hat
Everedy Company Founder H J Lebhert Noted Civil Leader
H J Lebhert led Everedy Company a prominent local business. He held roles as organizer and inventor with devices patented in the United States Patent Office. During World War I he oversaw can soldering lids and bottle capping innovations. He served as chairman of Local Board No 2 for the Selective Service System in Frederick county since its founding. He married Mary Naomi Hershbher ee on June 1, 1900 and has four sons. two are in the U S Army. His hobbies include golf, radio, bridge, and books.
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Dritniages
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Mr Yong
Bevn
Go L Baking Co
Lebhers
Frederick County
Aihee
Bourg No. 2
Lebhere
Mary Naomi Hershbheree
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Charley Promises New Life and Training Scene
Fragmentary text references a new life and training scene with AOW Thomas and an address placeholder. A person nicknamed Aussie is mentioned, with unclear connection to Australian units or groups.
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Charley
Aow
Thomas ctAddress
Jim
Everedy Company Receives Army-Navy E Honor
An historic note highlights the Everedy Company receiving the Army-Navy E award for exceptional wartime service. The article emphasizes pride in Frederick’s own founders who built the firm and led its development.
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