Welcome Home Celebration
World War I
Part III
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29 men who left
April 5, 1918 for Camp Dix, N. J. |
| Alvin Ostrom |
|
Frank L. Ostrander |
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B. R. Oaksford |
| Howard C. Oaksford |
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John H. Ostrom |
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George H. Oliver |
| John P. O'Neil, Jr. |
|
Michael F. O'Neil |
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David L. Ovitt |
| Fred Ovitt |
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Graham W. Olmstead |
|
Joseph Powers |
| Floyd J. Parks |
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Earl G. Pathe |
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Raymond Perkins |
| Everett M. Putman |
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Sam D. Phillips |
|
Elmer Polmateer |
| Stephen E. Palkovic |
|
M. Paggaglia |
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John L. Putman |
| W. W. Phillips |
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Harry F. Potter |
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Benjamin C. Purrington |
| Samuel Passero |
|
Paul Pierson |
|
Everett Pitman |
| Joseph Prochazka, Jr. |
|
Richard Perry |
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Wesley T. Perkins |
| Fred Putman |
|
Guile Pangallezzi |
|
Floyd J. Pettingill |
| George E. Potter |
|
Clyde L. Phillips |
|
Robert Putman |
| Frank J. Pyne |
|
Leon Paul |
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Frank Parese |
| Mannino Paolino |
|
Arthur D. Putman |
|
Clayton H. Proctor |
| Ray W. Putman |
|
George P. Quigley |
|
Harold Quilhot |
| Harry D. Roblee |
|
Roy Rupert |
|
Carmelo Rizzo |
| Cencetto Russo |
|
Roy A. Rudd |
|
Alfred Rekemeyer |
| Chris E. Reddy |
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Harry F. Richter |
|
Joseph M. Ryan |
| Fred M. Rockwell |
|
Harry J. Rekemeyer |
|
Louis S. Riska |
| Elmer H. Rupert |
|
George Rupert |
|
Clarence Richards |
| Harwood S. Rowles |
|
Joseph A. Rauer |
|
Jas. F. Remington |
| Henry G. Richards |
|
John J. Ryan |
|
John e. Ruff |
| J. Riska |
|
Marcelle Roucoules |
|
Leonard W. Ripton (Dec'd) |
| Chauncey F. Ruoff |
|
John Reynolds |
|
Frank Robertson |
| Edw. L. Rink |
|
Merton Rhodes |
|
Clarence Reynolds |
| Loyal Richards |
|
Walter J. Robinson |
|
Harry J. Rider |
| Clarence Rider |
|
David Rooney |
|
Lloyd Reese (Dec'd) |
| Sidney G. Rosenthal |
|
Harold G. Richardson |
|
Frank P. Ryan |
| Patrick J. Ryan |
|
Raymond N. Roblee |
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Anthony W. Reith |
| Frank V. Rauer |
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Chas. F. Richards |
|
Harold S. Rowles |
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Henry W. Roberts |
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96 men, Largest Contingent from Second
District,
Left July 24, 1918 for Camp Dix, N. J. |
| Alvin Scott |
|
Floyd Scott |
|
George Scott |
| Byron G. Shults, M. D. |
|
F. Simek |
|
Orville Skoda |
| E. J. Smith |
|
M. Skoda |
|
Nelson Smith |
| M. Svech |
|
Myers E. Slater |
|
M. Sutphen Somers |
| Fred Smith |
|
Winslow Steele |
|
Stephen Sovik |
| Floyd H. Swears |
|
Thos. M. Slattery |
|
Ross V. Starkweather |
| Edw. A. Shaul |
|
Ray C. Sauger |
|
Wilson Steele |
| Alfred E. Sanborn |
|
Clarence A. Sweet |
|
Clayton Sanborn |
| Arthur Sutliff |
|
Henry Satterly |
|
George Sweet |
| Alvah E. Smith |
|
Oliver Sweet |
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George Steenburgh |
| Grover C. Shubert |
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Donald W. Showerman |
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Edw. Sweeney |
| Seward C. Staley |
|
E. Smith |
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F. F. Snyder |
| E. O. Stutzke |
|
Archie Stewart |
|
Jay Skiff |
| Charles L. Smith |
|
Ray Strobeck |
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Chas. Schadow |
| Edw. Smith |
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R. R. Sponnable |
|
M. Van H. Smith |
| Milton A. Smith |
|
Irving Stowell |
|
Edw. M. Shiel (Dec'd) |
| Ayton F. Smith |
|
Clifford J. Snell |
|
Melvin Suits |
| Barney J. Sponenberg |
|
Harry S. Sponenberg |
|
Raymond Sterling |
| Richard Sweeney |
|
Louis Santorallo, Jr. |
|
Edw. W. Shults, Jr. |
| Lewis G. Springler |
|
Levi B. Stahl |
|
Seaman Sterling |
| Peter H. Simmons |
|
George D. Staley |
|
Ernest P. Stephens |
| Norvel Stearns |
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Chauncey F. Swartz |
|
Herbert Stephens |
| Max Silverman |
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Sam Silverman |
|
Ben Silverman |
| M. E. Sanderson |
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John L. Subik |
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Merrill V. Snow |
| Ward E. Simmons |
|
Martin Spencer |
|
Harry J. Smith (Dec'd) |
| Wm. J. Subik |
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Philip Stein |
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Bernard Snell |
| Albert Scott |
|
Leamon Sponable |
|
Charles Shepard |
| Clifton Skiff |
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Arch Steenburgh |
|
Roy C. Stewart |
| Vernia Smith |
|
Martin p. Slattery |
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Alfred S. Shaw |
| Jas. F. Smith |
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Wilbur A. Siver |
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Winfield Sponenberg |
| Floyd Sherman |
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W. Wallace Smith |
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Francis T. Sutton |
| Floyd H. Sweet |
|
Robert Stewart |
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Raymond E. Saltsman |
| Harry Schumann |
|
F. Tiederman |
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Tillison Trevett |
| Frank Tipper |
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H. C. Travis |
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Robert C. Tennant |
| Clarence F. Tietz |
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Frank C. Tietz |
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Harold E. Thomas |
| Harold M. Trevett |
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Eugene L. Torrey |
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Edw. Trumbull |
| Wm. Tipper |
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Arthur W. Titus |
|
Reuben Todd |
| George Ten Eyck |
|
P. Trajlinek |
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Chas. P. Tymeson |
| Russell Trumbull (Dec'd) |
|
Harry G. Taube |
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Frank A. Travis |
| John P. Troll |
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Edw. Terrell |
|
Ena Trottier |
| Henry Travis |
|
Clarence Teetsell |
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Clarence A. Thompson |
| Everett A. Tutchings |
|
Walter J. Theurer |
|
Charles Ulrich |
| Jas. P. Uhlinger (Dec'd) |
|
Philip Ulrich |
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Roy Unger |
| Robt. G. Unger |
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John V. Unger |
|
Everett Van Allen |
| Norman Veeder |
|
Lewis Veghte |
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Stephen Valahovic |
| S. J. Vedder |
|
E. Van Antwerp |
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Wm. C. Voight |
| Ryneer Van Sickler |
|
Clarence Van Avery |
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George Vacek |
| Charles Voight |
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Wm. F. Verlerger |
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Jas. Y. Van Antwerp |
| Wm. Voorhees |
|
Burt J. Veeder |
|
Abel R. Vibbard |
| Lewis Van Alstyne |
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R. P. Van Denburgh |
|
Floyd Walters |
| Jas. H. Ward |
|
Harry Wessels |
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Carroll S. Walsh |
| Floyd Wheeler |
|
Jay S. Wilbur |
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R. L. Walsh |
| Floyd Weaver |
|
Peter Wiley |
|
George H. Woodward |
| La Brea A. Willis |
|
Murl Warner |
|
Seymour E. Williams |
| Chas. W. Wadsworth |
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Chas. R. Walrath (Dec'd) |
|
George A. Wassung |
| Wm. D. White |
|
John F. Welsh |
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Charles A. Wright |
| John E. Wells |
|
Frank N. Wright |
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Charles Wauffle |
| Cyril Webb |
|
H. Webb |
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Wm. F. Wells |
| William Weaver (Dec'd) |
|
Antone Wilt |
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C. D. Windsor |
| Edwin Wright |
|
W. Wagner |
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Sherman Walrath |
| Jas. C. Wells |
|
Delbert Willett |
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R. C. Wilkins |
| Joseph Walsh |
|
Archie Wilmurth |
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Henry Wemple |
| Eugene Ward |
|
Burt Willey |
|
Raoul White |
| Lorenzo H. Washington |
|
Judson Ward, Jr. |
|
Millard Williams |
| Wm. White |
|
John Whiteside |
|
Harry Wilson |
| Edward B. Wagner |
|
Grant L. Wilbur |
|
Raymond E. Warner |
| Harland Wheeler |
|
Joseph R. Younglove |
|
C. G. Youngs |
| Wm. D. Yost |
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John H. Youker |
|
J. S. Youker |
| Ernest Yost |
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|
Floyd Youker |
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49 men Who Left
September 5, 1918 for Camp Jackson, S. C. |
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Red Cross Nurses
Miss Anna Flynn
Miss Emma Folmsbee
Miss Margaret Joyce
K. of C. Secretary
Walter A. Hester
YMCA Secretaries
Edward C. MacIntyre
Fred W. Warren
Thomas B. Dawes
William Dorn
Chief Clerks
Hon. Eberly Hutchinson,
Thomas P. Faherty and
County Clerk, E. D. Gordon
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Exemption Board
Chairman - P. M. Simmons
Secretary - Hon. Edward Vosburgh
Examining Physician - Dr. J. W. Joslin
Assisted by
Dr. F. G. Calder, Dr. F. I. Gidley
and Dr. H. G. Palmer
Legal Advisory Board
Chairman A. D. Dennison
Clerks
Prof. Oscar F. Swanson, Frank Knack
Miss Helen Johnson, Mrs. Kenneth
England, Miss Laud Luff,
Mrs. Frank McGuire and
Miss Esther Patrick
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When and Where the Boys Went
Summary of Largest Draft Contingents, Including Date,
Number of Men and
Camp for Which Each Entrained
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1917 |
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| September 6 |
Six men to Camp Devens, Mass. |
| September 22 |
Forty-nine men to Camp Devens, Mass. |
| October 5 |
Fifty-one men to Camp Devens, Mass. |
| December 3 |
Ten men to Camp Devens, Mass. |
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1918
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| February 23 |
Nine men to Camp Devens, Mass. |
| March 9 |
Nine men to Kelly Field, Texas |
| April 5 |
Twenty-nine men to Camp Dix, N. J. |
| April 30 |
Fourteen men to Camp Dix, N. J. |
| May 10 |
Seven men to Fort Slocum, N. Y. |
| May 27 |
Sixty-four men to Camp Wadsworth, S. C. |
| July 1 |
Five men to Buffalo Technical High School |
| July 24 |
Ninety-six men to Camp Dix, N. J. |
| July 29 |
Four men to Syracuse Recruit Camp |
| August 5 |
Five men to Syracuse Recruit Camp |
| August 8 |
Fourteen men to Fort Slocum, N. Y. |
| August 27 |
Fifteen men to Camp Gordon, Ga. |
| September 3 |
Fifteen men to Syracuse Recruit Camp |
| September 5 |
Forty-nine men to Camp Jackson, S. C. |
| October 4 |
Five men to Fort Slocum, N. Y. |
| October 24 |
Nine men to Camp Wheeler, Ga. |
| November 11 |
Forty-nine men to Camp Humphreys, Va.
(returned) |
In addition to these,
there were a number of individual and special inductions.
SECOND DISTRICT REGISTRATION
| June 5, 1917 |
1,793 between the ages of 21 and 31 |
| June 5, 1918 |
52 who had reached their twenty-first birthday |
| August 24, 1918 |
26 who had reached their twenty-first birthday |
| September 12, 1918 |
2,759 between the ages of 18 and 45
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49 men of 18 to 45 Registration
left on morning of Armistice Day
for Camp Humphreys, Va., Returned After Reaching Albany |
Welcome Home Parade....
more to come!
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