Oppenheim WWI Honor Roll

Oppenheim/St. Johnsville
Honor Roll, World War I

This Honor Roll was contributed by Oppenheim Historian, Hector Allen. Some names were very difficult to read, as the listing was quite old and therefore some transcription errors may have occurred.


Mr. Allen makes these remarks:

* Edwards, Morris, died of wounds during service, St. Johnsville American Legion Post 168 named in his honor.

* Starr, Francis, was killed in action. VFW Post was "Starr-Colorito" named after him. Post now defunct.

* Those died of disease: Bove, Carl; Christman Glen, Getman, Harry; and Youker Harvey.

* Army Postal Service: Leo C. Snell.

* YMCA Secretary was Floyd Youker.

The Honor Roll:

Ackerman, Le Vee D. Allen, Byron C.

Angus, Byron Beebe, George W.

Beekman, Anthony Bellinger, Arthur

Bellinger, Lester Boister, William A.

Bowman, Fred Brown, Rexford

Butler, Ogden Butler, Sheldon

Butler, George G. Cardoni, Alez.

Castrucci, Amadis Ceccano, Pietro

Ceco, Jugisterie Coffey, Burt

Coohl, Anastasic Cook, Clarence

Cook, Leon Cool, Roland

Cornue, Earl Corsi, Adam

Countryman, R. N. Croce, Dominico

Cunningham, Chas. Cunningham, Ed.

Cunningham, James Davis, John W.

Delores, Pietro Devendorf, John C.

Dingman, Silas Dillenbeck, John W.

Dineen, J. Ward Distefeno, Anthonio

Don, Alex Duesler, Burton

Duranto, Antonio Everhardt, Edward

Fiacco, Umberto Fical, Charles

Fical, Clark FicaI, Lehman

Flanders, Alton Foalick, Linciln

Furbeck, Ransford Getman, Lewis

Grivakos, Nicolas Haggerty, James

Hall, Frederick Hall, George

Hall, Rexford Harvey, Graham

Hayes, Harvy Hill, Bennett D.

Hillegas, Tom Hoffman, Roland

Holpi, Alexander Hook, Edward

Iacobucci, Domenico Johnson, Clarence

Johnson, Thos. Jones, Joseph

Keller, William Kelley, Harry C.

King, Leland Kinney, Harry T.

Koltys, Wajeck Kraft, Wesley

Kramer, Albert Kring, Raymond

Lampman, Clifford Lazzara, Angelo

Lieber, Carl Long, Alonze Jr.

Lord, Fred Luft, Carl

Mayer, George McCrone, Charles

McMahen, Harey Mentis, Louis

Merritt, Michael Miller, Milton J.

Mosher, Earnest Mosher, Lester

Mou[ron], Pasquaie Murphy, Martin W.

Naugle, Clark Nellis, Harvey

Nellis, Leroy

Paris, J. Harold Palitti, Antonio

Phillips, William Polidori, Gino

Polumbe, Joe Polumbe, Arthur

Pomeroy, Lee Polumbi, [Hitere]

Ponzi, Gievanni Putnam, John H. S.

Roddy, Chris Roddy, Leo J.

Reese, William Richards, Harold R.

Rivenburgh, Arthur Rockerfellow, John

Roepeter, Albert Roepeter, Wilbur

Ruller, Leroy Saverie, Alfonse

Scheimer, Elmer J. Sicilian, Antonio

Smith, Albert Smith, Dee

Smith, J. Harvey Smith, Irvin

Smith, Roland Snell, Alfred J.

Snell, Guy Snell, Leo C.

Snell, Roy Snell, Eugene

Sprakers, Harvey Starr, James H.

Starr, John Talone, Americo

Triumphe, Frank J. Van Alstine, Frank

VanSlyke, Clarence Van Valkenburgh, Harry D.

Van Wormer, Richard A.      Vecciarelli, Alexander

Vecciarelli, Geovanni Vecciarelli, Luigi

Vita, Joseph Wagner, Howard P.

Waller, Eth[ere] Walrath, Leon J.

Watt, Ian G. Weaver, Floyd

Weaver, Milo Weaver, Virgil

Wells, Clyde Wells, James

Wells, Pearl Wilbur, James

Wiles, Julien Wilsey, Clyde

Yorden, Nathan Yorden, Newton

Youker, Bliss J. Youker, Floyd

Youker, Jay S. Youker, John H.

Zeiler, Burt

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