Hudson Observer/1918/Concord Street Boys Now With The Colors
Concord Street Boys Now With The Colors
The thirty-one stars on the service flag that flies on Concord street, Jersey City, represent the following men on the street who are now in the service of their country: Joseph Ashley, machinegun company, France; Joseph Lee, naval fireman, Pelham Bay; Frank Spearman, infantry, France; John Spearman, infantry, France; Joseph Nelson, fireman, S. Vermont: Addison Haight, naval reserve, U. S. 8. Connecticut: Theodore Conway, infantry, France; Thomas Cassidy, infantry, Camp Dix: James L. Cassidy, Q. M. Dept., France; Waclen Krapenski, infantry, Camp Dix; Joseph Gilbert, infantry, France; J. Burns, machinegun company, France; Louis Freudenberg, infantry, Camp Dix; Richard Freudenberg, infantry, Camp Dix; Joseph Campanella, infantry, Camp Dix; Anthony Rosso, infantry, France; Leonard J. Mackesey, sergeant, infantry, South Carolina; Thaddeus Feeney, sergeant, signal corps, France; Thomas Hilton, infantry, France; Richard J. McGrath, ordnance, France: Rev. D'Annunzio, chaplain, Italy; Frank M. Sherry, medical corps, Camp Dix; John Shaw, infantry, South Carolina; John M. Stapleton, Q. M. Dept., Camp Dix; Joseph B. Stapleton, seaman, Pelham Bay; James D. Stook, infantry, Camp Dix; John Stock, machine-gun company, Camp Merritt: Howard Nelligan, naval reserve, Pelham Bay; Harold B. Lewis, yeoman, Pelham Bay; Raymond Shalli's, yeoman, New York; Joseph Zolonewski, infantry, Camp Wadsworth, South Carolina.
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