The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1919-07-05
BOYS TO Be GIVEN
BANQUET AND DANCE
Everything in Readiness for a Memoir
able Celebration of the Fourth in
Truly Patriotic Style.
MANY SOLDIER BOYS EXPECTED.

MANY SOLDIER BOYS EXPECTED.
The Mayors Committee for the well
come home celebration and feed to
the boys who have been in the service
held its final meeting on Monday eve
ming, and the various committees re-
ported everything ready for the oeeas-
sion this friday evening, July 4th,
starting with a luncheon to the boys
in the Fire House at 6 o'clock. Follow
ing this, at about 8 o'clock the doors
will be thrown open to the public and
a dance staged in the fire house. A
good orchestra has been secured for
the occasion, and the dance is expect
ed to appeal to a large number of our
citizens. During the evening a credita-
BILE display of fireworks will be a fea-
ture. The Committees are very de-
sirous hat every P~leasantville boy
who was in the service and is in town
be present for the feed promptly at 6
o'clock.
The Committee requests hat all the
boys wear their uniforms.
The following is a list of the boys
who went from Pleasantville in the
service of their country:
Adelbert Adams, Irwin Adams, E..
Leroy Adams, Roy G. Adams, Leroy
Adams, Jethro Adams, Wallace Adams,
T. Clark Adams, Earl Albertson, Frank
Albertson, Charles c.. Albertson, Will
liam Anderson, E1wyn Achey, Edgar
Baker, Milo Bassett, Bart Bullock, Wv
ian T. Baldwin, Samuel G.. Bowen,
Lewis S. Bowen, Howard Bowen, Har-
ry T. Biggs, Walter Biggs, George w.
Biggs, Robert G.. Bartlett, William
Booye, Charles M. Blake, John E..
Birch, Joseph Conway, Arthur Conov-
er, Ambrose E. Caddick, Harold C.
Clark, Benjamin o. Clark, Morris Carl
son, Chris Carlson, Ralph Cox, Leon
Carly, Edgar Danielson, Vernon D.
Doney, Harry Davidson, Clement Derr,
Stanley Drinkwater.
George Edwards, Walter A. Ennis,
Jr., Frederick Fabuien, Harry E. Fen
ton, Zepheniah L. Fenton, Walter A..
Field, Chester Ford, Daniel Foster,
Cornelius H. Candy, Clarence j. Gan
dy, Charles Gouldey, Enoch Clifford,
Stanley Hutchinson, Walter Hilton,
William A. Hodgson. Victor Harrison,
Halvor L. Harley, John Y. Hosbach,
Edward Hernig, Alfred Hernig, Harry
Hernig, Warren Horton, WOODBURY. J.
Hudson, Winfield Scott Ireland, Sam
uel Ireland, Jr., Joseph M. Ingersoll,
Clayton Ingersoll, Harry Jenness,
Charles w. Jarvis, Edwin L.. Jordon.
William Kershaw, Oliver Kershaw,
o. J. Kroekle, Edgar Koehler, Ray
mond Krewson, Howard Krewson, Nor
man A. Long. Anthony Long, Barton
Long, Anthony Long, Charles Long,
Lewis Lake, William v. Lee, Raymond
Leeds, Thomas Leeds, Randolph Leeds,
Ralph H. Leek, George Lodge, Grey
Laughlin, Linwood Lopez, Charles Lop-
er, Robert Miller, Marvin Martin, Els
worth Martin, Charles Moore, George
Manning, Robert Mobley, Virgil Mey-
ers, Edward Mccoy, Robert McClain,
Stanley North, Irwin Naylor, Ernest
Naylor. Howard OFT.
William Payne, Harold S. Penny,
Walter Peterson, James Price, William
Rice, James S. Ryon, Charles E. Ris-
ley, Warner L. Risley, Emerson Ris-
Leslie Stebbins, Linford Sanders,
Ralph Sanders, Charles w. Schmidt,
Jr., Charles H. Schneirle, Preston
Smith. Alvah L. Smith, Edward Ste
%phenson, Frederick Sharp, Paul Sapp,
Roy Somers, Archie S~omerville, Sam
uel Schiller, Horace Samson, Paul Sam
son, Raymond Samson, Theodore Simp-
kins, Harry Scull, G. F. Starr, John
Soul, Joseph Thies, George Thurlow,
Ralph Umbrine.
Ross Williams. Roger Williams, Ed
ward Willis, Ernest Willis, J. F. Wal
lis, Melvin Wilson, Linval A. Wilson,
David S. Wilmington, Carl Weiss,
Arthur Weiss, Harry F. Weer, Will
liam Whitaker, John Yates, Stanley
Zippler, Herbert Horn.
James Adellizio, Domenick Colavec-
chi, Nicholo DaBunda, Como Fazio,
Santo Furfari, Antonio Gargiulo, Frank
G%iacopello, Antonio Liberatore, Joe
Lewis, John Mazzeo, Antonio Mazzeo,
Salvatore Mazzeo, Salvatore Mostacio,
Emanuel Moschella, Wilfred Orlando,
Luigi Raffa, Antonio RENEE, Alfredo
Spilla, John Sacco.
Willard Ashford, Chevurs Ashford.
Horace Brown, Frank Collins, B. Har-
rison Campbell, Elliott Freeman.
Alease Greenidge, Edward Gould, John
Harvey, James Penn, Edward Preston,
Uler Pesman, William Pinkett, Vim
cent Robinson, Clarence Scarborough,
Willis Sledge. Vernon Vasques, Roy
Wilson, Arthur Wilson, Harry Wash
ington, Mars William, Edward Will
more.
The following boys were killed in
action or died of wounds or disease:
Frances Howard, Watson Hilton,
Hobart Irelan, Giuseppe Impagliazzo,
John Long, Roland Naylor, John Os-
borne, Wesley Price, George Reinar.
Irwin Sooy.
The above is not an official list,
but was secured by the committee
from the most authentic sources pos
sible at this time. Should there be
any local boys that the Committee has
missed in sending Out their invitations,
they desire that all boys present them
selves at the Fire House this (Friday)
evening, July 4th, at 6 o'clock, as it is
purely an oversight on their part.