DRAFT SERIAL NUMBERS: 1940
Sullivan County, PA
In the Fall of 1940, on the heels of the German and Russian invasions of Poland and the subsequent declarations of war by
England and France, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, President of the United States signed into law the first peacetime draft of civilians in US history.
Here we present a recollection and historical overview by journalist Jon Blackwell of how that process affected Mercer County, New Jersey.
However, his story could just as easily have applied to
Sullivan County, Pennsylvania.
Following the the essay by Blackwell, we present a transcription of all 823 serial numbers assigned to young men in Sullivan
County at that time. The original list was published in The Sullivan Review, Dushore, PA on October 30, 1940. That list has been transcribed through the gracious
assistance of Tina Pastusic.
1940: You're in the Army now
By Jon Blackwell
Excerpted from The Trentonian, Trenton, NJ, 1998-1999
He wanted to be a flying hero since the day he graduated from Trenton Central High School. Instead, Robert Losey died on the permafrost ground of Scandinavia, the first American life lost in World War II.
It was April 22, 1940. German air and land forces were blitzkrieging their way across Norway in a war that few Americans understood and most wanted to stay out of.
Losey's mission, as a captain and military attache of the U.S. Army Air Corps, was to be strictly neutral: to observe the German planes in action.
He was observing when he should have been ducking. A Luftwaffe bomb dropped on the railyard junction of Dombaas blew up in front of him and a piece of shrapnel buried itself in his heart. He was 31.
Seventeen years earlier, Robert Losey, Iowa-born son of a traveling preacher, had come with his widowed mother to live at 275 Bellevue Ave. After graduating Trenton High in 1924, the teen was supposed to attend Princeton and follow his dad into the ministry.
But his dreams of flying were too strong. He earned a commission at West Point and lived an airman's adventurous life.
When his wife in Hollywood, Calif. heard the news of Capt. Losey's death, she collapsed into tears, then tried to brave up. "It's a war," she said, "and I guess you can expect anything."
In 1940, however, America never expected anything like this sobering statistic: that Robert Losey would be merely the first of 407,000 Americans to die in World War II.
Trenton, Losey's one-time hometown, was as reluctant as any other place in America to get mixed up in the strange doings in Europe.
Yet the end of the year 1940 would find young men from all over New Jersey, who'd never fired a shot in anger or been forced to salute a superior, becoming soldiers by the thousands.
Most Trentonians were the sons or grandsons of immigrants who inherited a deep suspicion of standing armies from their Old World experience. And most of them had heard only grim stories about the last time the U.S. joined a foreign war, in 1917.
So, when Adolf Hitler plunged Europe into a second war by invading Poland in 1939, they said with virtually one voice: Stay out!
Joe Czillich was one of the many young men who desired peace. When the European war began, he was 20 and had his own butcher's shop at 404 Federal St.
One of his customers was a World War I vet who had a rattling voice from being gassed in the Argonne Forest. "He told stories about what happened there that made me lose my appetite," Czillich, now 80, recalled.
At Princeton University, where 130 young alumni had been killed in the Great War, the idealism of 20 years before had faded into cynicism. In 1936, with war clouds already clouding Europe, some Princetonians founded a chapter of "Future War Veterans of America" and demanded they get their pensions and bonuses before war broke out.
There was even sympathy with the German cause. In some parts of New Jersey, the pro-Nazi Bund recruited German immigrants and racist crackpots to heil Hitler and scream against the Jews. One Bundist, Waldemar Othmar, tried to stage a Trenton rally in March 1938, while the Germans were goose-stepping into Austria. More than 200 people came to the hall at Whitaker Avenue and Beatty Street to boo him off the stage and scream, "Down with Hitler!" (In 1944, Othmar would be convicted of wartime espionage and go to prison.)
Once war broke out, Princeton's George Gallup found odd results in his polls. Overwhelmingly, Americans wanted to stay out of war. But when asked which side should win, more than 90 percent chose Great Britain and France over Hitler. And a high percentage were willing to offer the Allies "all aid short of war."
President Franklin D. Roosevelt believed the German blitzkrieg through Europe should serve as a national wake-up call. America had an army of *** — smaller than the pre-war army of Poland, and everyone knew what had happened to Poland. So to beef it up, FDR on Sept. 14 signed into law something unprecedented in American history: a peacetime draft.
Every American, 21 to 35 — short or tall, strong or weak, married or single — was to register. In Trenton, that meant 15,900 men were eligible. Six draft boards, meeting in schools and civic halls all over the city, classified them and assigned them lottery numbers.
The first number drawn in the national draft lottery, on Oct. 29, was 158. In Mercer County, that number was held by men named Reed, Ciazzo, O'Keefe and Yuzwa. Others whose numbers came up that day were a Japanese student at the Princeton Theological Seminary and a 4-foot-6 dwarf, William Giblin of Quintin Avenue, who had played a Munchkin in "The Wizard of Oz."
Not everyone would go into the Army. If you were 1-A, you were fit for call-up right away; there were six other draft categories, down to 4-F, physically unfit. Men with dependents or jobs vital to national defense could get six-month deferments. Czillich, the South Trenton butcher who didn't believe in war, was one who got a deferment. But once you were in the Army, you were in for 12 months.
To accommodate the thousands of draftees coming from all over the East Coast, the Army had a base left over from the last call to arms — Fort Dix.
Twenty miles southeast of Trenton, Dix remained active even after the frenzied rush to train the dougboys of 1917. During the Depression years, it drilled the boys who dug ditches and planted trees for the Civilian Conservation Corps. Even before World War II raged in Europe, the Army changed the base's name from Camp Dix to Fort Dix to suggest permanence.
In fall 1940, Dix was literally transforming the face of Burlington County's Pinelands. Its size more than doubled as 35,000 acres of surrounding farms were grabbed and turned into grounds for maneuvers and artillery practice. More than 160 new buildings — barracks, hospitals, PXes — were erected. One tiny Pinelands town, Pointville, literally vanished from the
map along with its Methodist church and hotel.
The first of the 4 million armed forces who passed through Dix on their way to World War II were men of the 44th Division.
They were not draftees, but members of a National Guard unit federalized by FDR's orders. Among them was Nicky Pettito of North Clinton Avenue, who had enrolled in New Jersey's 112th Artillery Regiment as a way to get $1 a day during the pits of the Depression. Now, in September 1940, he was suiting up in full dress uniform — peaked hat, tie and riding boots — and taking the train from Trenton to Dix.
"If you can believe it, I was in a horse outfit," said Pettito, now 81. "When we were on maneuvers, we rode around with the cannons on caissons and horses pulling them. They issued us with World War I-era Springfield rifles, only there wasn't enough to go around — so some people got broomsticks for guns and rainspouts for cannon."
If the guardsmen were ill-equipped for war, you should have seen the conscripts! Skinny, slouch-shouldered, they first began arriving at Dix on Nov. 29. From their hometowns, they were sent off with lofty speeches and trumpets that played, "You're in the Army Now," but once in the hands of drill instructors they were ordered around with shouts and barks.
Norman Klein, Manhattan salesman turned Army draftee, ended up in one of the hundreds of tents being pitched on Dix's green — necessary because not enough wooden barracks had been built. It was January 1941, and he and his fellow shavetail soldiers were shivering in the slushy muck.
"We didn't get orders, uniforms, anything, we were just put in the tents," Klein, now 81 and living in Cherry Hill, recalled. "We had a stove with no coal in it, so we organized a party to requisition some coal for us — in the officer's kitchen."
With time, Fort Dix did its part to forge the civilian army that would win World War II. The Springfields were replaced by the lighter, more rapid-firing M-1 semiautomatics. The conspicuous Sam Browne belts were discarded, and the doughboy-style tin hats gave way to helmets that protected more of the head.
And still, as 1940 gave way to 1941 and America armed itself as what Roosevelt called "the arsenal of democracy," the people were still reluctant to fight.
Allan Herdman, chosen to serve by his draft board in rural Sussex County, went into the Army willingly in November 1941 but opposed the idea of fighting to save Great Britain. "We knew Hitler was an evil person, but we were real innocent in those days," Herdman, now 81, said.
Herdman had never drunk a drop of alcohol or uttered a curse word before he joined the Army. He was shocked at the foul cursing by his sergeant, of whom he wrote in letters home: "What a tough Irishman! He laid down the law and how!"
Herdman was also, however, being treated to meals that made him writing back to his Depression-strapped parents in ecstasy: "Two eggs, bacon, coffee, corn flakes, ½-pint milk, slice of bread ¾-inch thick, grapefruit juice!"
On the whole, Army life was a rather fun adventure for the boy from Branchville which he expected to be over in a year. Then he went on his first furlough for the first weekend of December. And on Sunday, the 7th, he, his family and the rest of America sat down to their radios and puzzled over the crackling voice of an announcer telling them that the Japanese had bombed a place called Pearl Harbor.
DRAFT SERIAL NUMBERS FOR SULLIVAN COUNTY
Sullivan Review October 30, 1940
Transcribed by Tina Pastusic
November 29, 2002
Floyd Reibson in 1932 With Deer Shot in Hillsgrove Township, Sullivan County Floyd and His Brothers Maynard, Lester and Vernon Reibson Would All Be Assigned Draft Serial Numbers in 1940 See the List Below Where His Name is embedded in crimson type.
Original Photo Taken in 1932 Reprinted in the December 1, 2005 Issue of the Sullivan Review. The caption under the reprint reads: "Floyd Reibson, late of Hillsgrove, shot these bucks Dec. 1932 in Hillsgrove Twp. The one held the state record until just a few years ago. The photo was taken by Bob Latimer, the first game warden in Sullivan County. Floyd was a brother of Maynard, Vernon, and Lester Reibson; and of Sara Blass, Louella Miner and Eleanor Bodeck."
Serial No. |
Name |
Address |
1 |
John Francis Pelot |
Lopez |
2 |
Herbert Wellington Rodda |
Lopez |
3 |
Walter Franklin McCarroll |
Lopez |
4 |
Richard Sidney Krause |
Laporte |
5 |
Guy Tresleon Bastion, Jr. |
Dushore |
6 |
John Edward Cavanaugh |
Laporte |
7 |
William Leroy Rose |
Laporte |
8 |
Ervin Wesley Bailey |
Dushore |
9 |
William Woodrow Corson |
Laporte |
10 |
Eugene Aloysius Collins |
Laporte |
11 |
William Everett Snyder |
Laporte |
12 |
John Maximiek |
Lopez |
13 |
Newton Darwin Bennett |
Forksville |
14 |
Vernard Lee Rose |
Laporte |
15 |
John Hallabuk |
Laporte |
16 |
Edward Vieczorek |
Laporte |
17 |
Donald Clifton Bender |
Muncy Valley |
18 |
John Walter Randall, JR. |
Forksville |
19 |
Frank Minnier |
Laporte |
20 |
Robert Franklin Wrede |
Laporte |
21 |
Lester Leroy Reibson |
Forksville |
22 |
Fred Clayton Bennett |
Forksville |
23 |
Kenneth Levi McCarty |
Dushore |
24 |
Theodore Roosevelt Richlin |
Dushore |
25 |
Lynn Molyneux |
Dushore RD 2 |
26 |
George Bruce Burgess |
Forksville SR |
27 |
George Matt Mattichak |
Lopez |
28 |
Andrew Kachmarsky |
Lopez |
29 |
Robert Leslie Evens |
Forksville |
30 |
Jesse Colpo, |
Laporte |
31 |
Julius Mathe |
Laporte |
32 |
Kenneth Max Wrede |
Sonestown |
33 |
Willard Morgan Eberlin |
Sonestown |
34 |
John Harvey Kiess |
Sonestown |
35 |
Lynn Woodrow Phillips |
Muncy Valley RD |
36 |
Clyde Ambrose Krause |
Dushore |
37 |
Dean Ellis Williams |
Wheelerville |
38 |
Howard C. Hess |
Muncy Valley |
39 |
Clyde Ambrose Krause |
Dushore |
40 |
Michael Peregrin |
Benton RD 2 |
41 |
Robert Joseph Yonkin |
Dushore |
42 |
Ralph John Ambs |
Dushore |
43 |
Theodore Joseph Hurley |
Lopez |
44 |
Edward John Smith |
Lopez |
45 |
Raymond Delovich, Jr. |
Lopez |
46 |
Maynard George Weisbrod |
Dushore RD 1 |
47 |
Alvin Clarence Dieffenbach |
Dushore RD 1 |
48 |
Howard Woodrow Shrimp |
Dushore RD 1 |
49 |
George Washington Vough |
Dushore RD 2 |
50 |
Marvin C. Sayman |
Dushore RD 2 |
51 |
Gordon Arthur Norton |
Forksville RD 1 |
52 |
Francis Thomas McMahon |
Mildred |
53 |
Frank Eugene Polinsky |
Mildred |
54 |
Steve Potuck |
Mildred |
55 |
John Anthony Lucas |
Mildred |
56 |
Raymond Zigmond Cilvick |
Dushore RD |
57 |
John Frank Wanagitis |
Mildred |
58 |
Joseph Francis Trapani |
Mildred |
59 |
Edward Joseph Kratcoski |
Mildred |
60 |
Gene Ronald Avery |
Dushore |
61 |
Paul James Fries |
Dushore |
62 |
Edward Martin Dailey, Jr. |
Dushore |
63 |
Louis Silas Kinsley |
Dushore |
64 |
Theodore Francis Campbell |
Forksville, RD 2 |
65 |
Cecil William Whiteley |
Forksville RD 1 |
66 |
Willard Ivan Bedford |
Forksville RD 1 |
67 |
Joseph Francis Wanagitis |
Mildred |
68 |
Alfred Grant Schaad |
Mildred |
69 |
Mike Borick, Jr. |
Dushore |
70 |
Lenwood Winder |
Muncy Valley RD 1 |
71 |
Chester A. Brown |
Wheelerville |
72 |
Herman Henry Temple |
Muncy Valley RD 1 |
73 |
Carl Christman |
Sonestown |
74 |
Philip Gordon Tubach |
Dushore |
75 |
Ralph Edward Garey |
Dushore |
76 |
Richard Eugene Hileman |
Dushore |
77 |
Joseph Francis Obert |
Dushore |
78 |
Francis Raymond Kraus |
Laporte |
79 |
Walter Raido |
Lopez |
80 |
Harold Edward Fulmer |
Dushore RD 2 |
81 |
Joseph Jerome Richley |
Dushore, RD 2 |
82 |
Charles Walosin |
Lopez |
83 |
Joseph Patrick Minarsky |
Mildred |
84 |
Michael Arenda |
Mildred |
85 |
Elmer Maurice Gumble |
Hillsgrove |
86 |
Frank Eldon Edkin |
Hillsgrove |
87 |
Bernard Raymond Snell |
Hillsgrove |
88 |
Leo Bohensky |
Mildred |
89 |
Dormar Derwood Rightmire |
Hillsgrove |
90 |
Vernon Charles Reibson |
Forksville RD 2 |
91 |
Ira Dean Heinze |
Forksville, RD 2 |
92 |
Milo Walter Baumunk |
Forksville RD 2 |
93 |
Lee Stanley Norton |
Forksville RD 1 |
94 |
Alfred Wayne Packard |
Wheelerville RD 1 |
95 |
Gerald Edwin Mulnix |
Forksville RD 2 |
96 |
Judson Kenneth Bennett |
Overton SR |
97 |
Paul Michael Komara |
Lopez |
98 |
Melvin Francis Russell |
Laporte |
99 |
William Leo Farrell |
Dushore |
100 |
Stephen Vincent Charnitski |
Dushore |
101 |
Herbert William Schrimp |
Dushore |
102 |
Thomas Harry Shafer |
Sonestown |
103 |
Elsworth Lamar Battin |
Wheelerville RD 1 |
104 |
Jackson Vickroy Reed |
Wheelerville RD 1 |
105 |
Richard D. McCarty, |
Forksville RD 1 |
106 |
Fred Donald Rinker |
Forksville RD 1 |
107 |
Keith Lavern McCary |
Forksville RD 2 |
108 |
Carl Elben Boyles |
Forksville RD 2 |
109 |
Henry James Heinze |
Forksville RD 2 |
110 |
Frank Heeman |
Forksville RD 2 |
111 |
William Knappgate Havard |
Mildred |
112 |
Albert Steve Kulsicavage |
Mildred |
113 |
Theodore Walter Thrasher |
Dushore RD 1 |
114 |
Edward Caccia |
Mildred |
115 |
Alex Joseph Skutnik |
Mildred |
116 |
Bernard William Walsh |
Mildred |
117 |
Clair Mead McEwen |
Mildred |
118 |
Alvin Earl O’Connor |
Mildred |
119 |
Patrick James Lang |
Mildred |
120 |
Robert Sylvester Albertson |
Muncy Valley RD 1 |
121 |
Martin Peter Shento |
Mildred |
122 |
John Joseph Kulsicavage |
Mildred |
123 |
Clyde William Gibbs |
Mildred |
124 |
Jason A. Montague |
Muncy Valley RD 1 |
125 |
Glen William Charles |
Muncy Valley |
126 |
Albert Monroe Whitmoyer |
Muncy Valley RD 1 |
127 |
Henry Walter Emick |
Hillsgrove |
128 |
Joseph Bernard Krause, Jr. |
Muncy Valley RD 1 |
129 |
John LaRue Rinker |
Hillsgrove |
130 |
Ray Leslie Kanally |
Hillsgrove |
131 |
Lewis George Hewitt |
Hillsgrove |
132 |
Douglas James Snell |
Hillsgrove |
133 |
Richard Carl Pfeiffer |
Mildred |
134 |
Herbert Richard Bedford |
Forksville |
135 |
Grant Alan Palmer |
Forksville RD 2 |
136 |
Harry Raymond Heinze |
Forksville RD 1 |
137 |
Edmund Francis Byrne |
Dushore |
138 |
John Wesley Snyder |
Forksville RD 2 |
139 |
Irvin McKinley Wilbur |
Forksville RD 2 |
140 |
James Vincent Christini |
Mildred |
141 |
Joseph George Tabor |
Dushore RD 1 |
142 |
George Patrick McDonald |
Mildred |
143 |
Ernest Paul Thrasher |
Mildred |
144 |
Collins Dorsey Shaffer |
Laporte |
145 |
Robert Henry Richard Phillips |
Eagles Mere |
146 |
Elmer Marion Jenkins |
Wheelerville |
147 |
Harry Philip Magargel |
Muncy Valley |
148 |
Joseph Alexander Andrewlavage |
Lopez |
149 |
Donald Francis Waples |
Dushore |
150 |
Vell Carl Holcombe |
Dushore |
151 |
Russell Henry Page |
Dushore |
152 |
Bernard Nicholas Murphy |
Dushore |
153 |
John Ralph Rohrbaugh |
Dushore |
154 |
Morgan Henry Yonkin |
Dushore |
155 |
Floyd Edward Leighton |
Wheelerville |
156 |
Eugene Anthony Slattery |
Sonestown |
157 |
Harold Theodore Phillips, |
Muncy Valley RD 1 |
158 |
Albert Joseph Pedro |
Mildred |
159 |
Paul Larue Rine |
Muncy Valley RD |
160 |
Myron Ellison Schug |
Muncy Valley |
161 |
Charles Edwin Davis |
Hillsgrove |
162 |
Rudolph James Kalan |
Laporte |
163 |
Doyle Emerson Puderbaugh |
Laporte |
164 |
Clarence Foster Shaffer |
Forksville |
165 |
Gaylord Lamont McCarty |
Forksville |
166 |
Wesley Ward Moore |
Forksville |
167 |
Clair Eugene McCarty |
Forksville |
168 |
Walter Borick |
Lopez |
169 |
Clarence Howard Bennett |
Forksville |
170 |
Arnold Keith House |
Forksville |
171 |
Maynard Kenneth Reibson |
Forksville RD 1 |
172 |
Albert Stanley Buckanovich |
Mildred |
173 |
Friend LeLos Reeser |
Eagles Mere |
174 |
Dudley Lee Baumunk |
Forksville RD 2 |
175 |
Henry Obert Beebe |
Dushore |
176 |
Harvey Freas Shaffer |
Dushore RD 2 |
177 |
James Otto Snyder |
Eagles Mere |
178 |
Charles Stanton Smith, |
Muncy Valley RD 1 |
179 |
Paul Raymond Sanders |
Hughesville RD 1 |
180 |
Pernayo Dieffenbach |
Dushore RD |
181 |
Peter Joseph Rokus |
Mildred |
182 |
Walter William Smith |
Forksville RD 2 |
183 |
Vernon Miles Hatch |
Forksville RD 1 |
184 |
Charles Elwood Arey |
Dushore SR |
185 |
Harry Ellis Sones |
Laporte |
186 |
John Francis Lang |
Mildred |
187 |
Frank Joseph Evanchesky |
Mildred |
188 |
William Francis Buckanovich |
Mildred |
189 |
David Edwin Raub |
Dushore |
190 |
Alfred Gregory Taylor |
Dushore |
191 |
Cyril Edward Tubach |
Dushore |
192 |
Paul James Keating |
Dushore RD 2 |
193 |
Roscoe Powell Burgess |
Forksville |
194 |
Wilfred Theron Buck |
Laporte |
195 |
Sherwood Delmont Dorman |
Laporte |
196 |
Kenneth Larue Rose |
Laporte |
197 |
Harmon Lewis Gavitt |
Laporte |
198 |
Harry Clayton Keeler |
Muncy Valley RD 1 |
199 |
Gordon H. McCarty |
Overton |
200 |
Raymond Vincent Fiester |
Muncy Valley |
201 |
Irvin Freemont Little |
Sonestown |
202 |
Ivan Robert Scanlin |
Dushore |
203 |
Luther Raymond Mulno |
Wheelerville RD |
204 |
Paul Lawson Phillips |
Muncy Valley RD 1 |
205 |
Frank Lynn Cox |
Muncy Valley |
206 |
Lloyd William Hurlburt |
Forksville RD 2 |
207 |
David William Potter |
Dushore RD 2 |
208 |
Ralph Sidney Stevents |
Eagles Mere |
209 |
Joseph Steve Bailey |
Forksville RD 1 |
210 |
Laurence Robert Higley |
Forksville |
211 |
Stanley Leonard Zawacki |
Mildred |
212 |
Gordon H. McCarty |
Overton |
213 |
George Edward Larrabee |
Overton |
214 |
August Caccia |
Mildred |
215 |
Arthur Sylvester Hottenstein |
New Albany RD 3 |
216 |
Harland Eugene Hatton |
Mildred |
217 |
Howard Bruce Rumsey |
Dushore RD 2 |
218 |
Herbert Yourk Norton |
Hillsgrove |
219 |
William Clinton Saxer |
Dushore RD 1 |
220 |
Walter Lloyd Wilson |
Eagles Mere |
221 |
Henry William Sones |
Laporte |
222 |
Theodore Kent Houseknecht |
Muncy Valley RD 1 |
223 |
Roy Aloysius Calaman |
Mildred |
224 |
Frank Joseph Barnosky |
Mildred |
225 |
John Joseph Gerrity |
Dushore |
226 |
Joseph Gerald Farrell |
Dushore |
227 |
George Shepard Fassett |
New Albany RD 3 |
228 |
Urban Augustus Miller |
Hillsgrove |
229 |
Bernard Stanley Robbins |
Hillsgrove |
230 |
Donald Edward Barbour |
Hillsgrove |
231 |
John William King |
Hillsgrove |
232 |
Floyd Oscar Reibson |
Hillsgrove |
234 |
Clair Raymond Starr |
Hillsgrove |
235 |
John Dawson Minnier |
Hillsgrove |
236 |
Gordon Grant Smith |
Hillsgrove |
237 |
Earl George Boyles |
Hillsgrove |
238 |
Walter Henry Boyles |
Hillsgrove |
239 |
Daniel Edward Phillips |
Eagles Mere |
240 |
Alvin Herbert Smith |
Eagles Mere |
241 |
Earl Foster Worthington |
Muncy Valley |
242 |
Roscoe Sidney Brenchley |
Forksville |
243 |
Nick Kachmarsky |
Lopez |
244 |
Herbert Ray Beeman |
Forksville RD 1 |
245 |
Joseph James Daniel Wheal |
Muncy Valley RD 1 |
246 |
Donald LeRoy Worthington |
Muncy Valley |
247 |
Luther Allen Treaster |
Dushore RD 2 |
248 |
David Earnest Vough |
Dushore RD 2 |
249 |
Fred Leon Molyneux |
Dushore RD 2 |
250 |
Oliver Rutherford Yonkin |
Dushore RD 2 |
251 |
Alfred Wilbur Bahr |
Dushore |
252 |
Carl Jacob Yonkin |
Dushore RD 2 |
253 |
Carl Jacob Yonkin |
Dushore RD 2 |
254 |
Charles Watson Kern |
Muncy Valley RD |
255 |
Floyd Eugene Bennett |
Forksville SR |
256 |
Glenn Franklin Rooker |
Muncy Valley RD 1 |
257 |
Frederick Judson Kester |
Hillsgrove |
258 |
John Francis McCarty |
Hillsgrove |
259 |
Amos Gearheart Foust |
Muncy Valley RD 1 |
260 |
James Owen Ryan |
Dushore SR |
261 |
Albert Monroe Robbins |
Dushore |
262 |
LaRue Miles Anderson |
Muncy Valley RD 1 |
263 |
Jacob Henry Laudenslager |
Wheelerville RD 1 |
264 |
Jesse Edgar Brown |
Wheelerville RD 1 |
265 |
Lynn Stanley Kilmer |
Wheelerville RD 1 |
266 |
John Arthur Shattuck |
Wheelerville |
267 |
Harvey Norton |
Wheelerville RD 1 |
268 |
James Robert Henry |
Wheelerville RD 1 |
269 |
Theodore Washington Hipple |
Wheelerville |
270 |
George Emery Woodward |
Wheelerville RD 1 |
271 |
Martin Joseph Waldron |
Dushore RD |
272 |
Vincent William Wanagitis |
Mildred |
273 |
Herbert Leroy King |
Hillsgrove |
274 |
Byron LaRue McCarty |
Hillsgrove |
275 |
Kenneth James Morgan |
Wheelerville |
276 |
Francis Joseph Smith |
Dushore |
277 |
Thomas Robert Connell |
Dushore RD 1 |
278 |
Raymond Shrimp Bahr |
Dushore |
279 |
Gerald William Chilson |
Mildred |
280 |
Fred George Kelly |
Mildred |
281 |
Jairus Edward Gavitt |
Lopez |
282 |
Cortez William Lester |
Lopez |
283 |
William John Rouse |
Dushore |
284 |
John Morris Lumley |
Dushore |
285 |
Michael Charles Waldron |
Lopez |
286 |
John Simon Telech Jr. |
Lopez |
287 |
Joseph Stanley Chiplis |
Mildred |
288 |
John Anthony Minarsky |
Mildred |
289 |
Joseph Aloysius Kulsicavage |
Mildred |
290 |
Sylvester Arnold Millheim |
Mildred |
291 |
John James Meshensky |
Mildred |
292 |
Carl Roy Weed |
Mildred |
293 |
Irving George Shinosky |
Mildred |
294 |
Joseph John Bundle |
Lopez |
295 |
Peter Romania |
Lopez |
296 |
Frank McCobin |
Lopez RD 1 |
297 |
George Lynnwood Snell |
Forksville |
298 |
Metro James Kozemko |
Lopez |
299 |
Michael Kachmarsky |
Lopez |
300 |
John Taylor Beers |
Forksville |
301 |
Willard Stevens Jr. |
Eagles Mere |
302 |
Grant Carr Fitzwater |
Wheelerville |
303 |
Irvin Sylvester Brown |
Wheelerville RD |
304 |
William Henry Rooker |
Muncy Valley RD 1 |
305 |
Chester Lewis Brown |
Wheelerville |
306 |
LaRue Girton Bender |
Muncy Valley |
307 |
Gerald William Taylor |
Dushore |
308 |
Grant Lee Rooker |
Muncy Valley RD |
309 |
Francis Patrick White |
Dushore RD 1 |
310 |
Francis Bernatavitz |
Dushore RD 2 |
311 |
Joseph William Ryan |
Dushore RD |
312 |
Bernard Joseph Saxe |
Dushore SR |
313 |
Robert Oliver Mensch |
Sonestown |
314 |
Jason B. Little |
Muncy Valley RD |
315 |
Bruce Claudius Boatman |
Sonestown |
316 |
William Howard Whitmoyer |
Sonestown |
317 |
Gordon Henry Larrabee |
Muncy Valley RD 1 |
318 |
Myron Harry Freas |
Sonestown |
319 |
Sydney Wilbur Wells |
Muncy Valley RD 1 |
320 |
Jason Myron Phillips |
Sonestown |
321 |
Charles Edward Harvey |
Sonestown |
322 |
Bernard Anthony Valinch |
Mildred |
323 |
Anthony Joseph Zangara |
Mildred |
324 |
Anthony Nitcznski |
Dushore |
325 |
Paul James Lang |
Mildred |
326 |
Joseph Michael Lang |
Mildred |
327 |
Edward Carl Orlouski |
Dushore RD 1 |
328 |
Raymond Earnest Reeser |
Muncy Valley RD |
329 |
Eugene English |
Muncy Valley |
330 |
John Wesley Monsell |
Sonestown |
331 |
Clarence Woodruff Wheal |
Muncy Valley RD |
332 |
Carl Mokie Noll |
Dushore |
333 |
John Shilkoski |
Dushore RD 1 |
334 |
Carl Hunsinger Sherman |
Dushore |
335 |
Frank Horutz |
Dushore RD 1 |
336 |
Stanley Francis Bundle |
Dushore RD 2 |
337 |
Edwin Samuel Thrasher |
Dushore RD 1 |
338 |
Paul J. Bundle |
Dushore RD 2 |
339 |
Edward Bundle |
Dushore RD 2 |
340 |
Edward Gilbert Silverstrim |
Dushore RD 2 |
341 |
Carlyle Leon Bagley |
Wheelerville RD 1 |
342 |
Doyle Deweese Reed |
Wheelerville RD 1 |
343 |
Carl Henry Muller |
Dushore RD |
344 |
Nelson Harold Zaner |
Dushore RD 2 |
345 |
Roy Basil Coolbaugh |
Dushore RD 2 |
346 |
Emmett Stanton Robbins |
Hillsgrove |
347 |
Henry Lyndon Fiester |
Muncy Valley RD |
348 |
Gerald E. Kraus |
Laporte |
349 |
Charles Wilbur Fairman |
Muncy Valley |
350 |
Edwin Milnor Booth |
Eagles Mere |
351 |
Karr Davis Hess |
Muncy Valley RD 1 |
352 |
Leo Clair Fiester |
Muncy Valley RD 1 |
353 |
James Patrick Byron |
Dushore RD 2 |
354 |
Harry Truman Hess |
Eagles Mere |
355 |
Gilbert Conwell Whitmoyer |
Muncy Valley |
356 |
Charles William Morris |
Muncy Valley RD 1 |
357 |
Jasper Donald Rine |
Muncy Valley RD 1 |
358 |
Martin Rader Snyder |
Dushore RD 1 |
359 |
Harry Ransom Bradley |
Muncy Valley |
360 |
Franklin Monroe Green |
Eagles Mere |
361 |
Ralph Alexander Rider |
Eagles Mere |
362 |
Harley Harold Marcey |
Eagles Mere |
363 |
Renaldo Edward Gorman |
Muncy Valley RD |
364 |
Earl Ernest Little |
Muncy Valley RD 1 |
365 |
Harley Raymond Minnier |
Hillsgrove |
366 |
Marlin John Devereaux |
Muncy Valley |
367 |
Bowman Morrison Fairman |
Muncy Valley RD 1 |
368 |
Alfred Raymond Yonkin |
Dushore RD 2 |
369 |
Irwin Cornelius Bailey, Jr. |
Dushore |
370 |
Richard Leroy Holcombe |
Dushore |
371 |
Ralph William Setzer |
Lopez |
372 |
Nicholas F. Kiwatisky |
Lopez |
373 |
Charles W. Kille |
Lopez |
374 |
William Raymond Tubach |
Dushore |
375 |
Earl William Dyer |
Dushore |
376 |
John Edward Carlson |
Dushore |
377 |
John Noble Cluff |
Colley |
378 |
Mike C. Stavisky |
Colley |
379 |
Norman Jess Rogers |
Colley |
380 |
Clark Baker Adams |
Colley |
381 |
George Carlyle Steele |
Colley |
382 |
Donald Edward Stutton |
Colley |
383 |
Stephen Brunarsky |
Lopez |
384 |
Andrew Romania |
Lopez |
385 |
Metro Hubiak |
Lopez |
386 |
Adam Raymond Gutosky |
Lopez |
387 |
Michael Lotsman |
Lopez |
388 |
Alexander Stavisky |
Lopez |
389 |
James Robert Palmer |
Lopez |
390 |
Charles Henry Neuber |
Lopez |
391 |
Zigmond P. Slesinski |
Lopez |
392 |
Francis Kabylonski |
Lopez |
393 |
Ree Bosworth Miller |
Lopez |
394 |
Ambrose Bernard Cahill |
Lopez |
395 |
Joseph Gavlick |
Lopez |
396 |
Peter Hallabuk |
Lopez |
397 |
John Gulick Jr |
Lopez |
398 |
Wilbur Clarence Raub |
Lopez |
399 |
Stanley Andrew Stasiak |
Lopez |
400 |
Samuel Theodore Smith |
Lopez |
401 |
Peter Patson |
Lopez |
402 |
Michael Telech |
Lopez |
403 |
Rev. Harold George Deisher |
Dushore |
404 |
Robert Lee Crawley |
Eagles Mere |
405 |
Mike Shusko |
Lopez |
406 |
Frank Dennis |
Lopez |
407 |
Michael Mushallo |
Lopez |
408 |
Vernard Gerald Felton |
Lopez |
409 |
Willard Cleveland Miller, Jr. |
Eaglesmere |
410 |
Robert Alvin Dunham |
Eaglesmere |
411 |
Bert Eugene Fiester |
Eaglesmere |
412 |
John J. Decker Jr. Lopez |
Lopez |
413 |
Sam Kozemko |
Lopez |
414 |
Henry W. Grady |
Dushore |
415 |
Edward Charles Yudzeky |
Lopez |
416 |
Mike Gulick |
Lopez |
417 |
Howard Curtis Reed |
Forksville |
418 |
Edwin Russel Beinlich |
Forksville |
419 |
Myles Richard Steafather |
Lopez |
420 |
Andrew Decker |
Lopez |
421 |
Frederick Peter Mosier |
Lopez |
422 |
Ellery Phililp Hatch |
Forksville |
423 |
Fred Owen Dunham |
Eagles Mere |
424 |
George Elmer Little |
Eagles Mere |
425 |
Raymond H. Watts |
Eagles Mere |
426 |
John Henry Neighoff |
Eagles Mere |
427 |
Philip Smith Houseknecht |
Eagles Mere |
428 |
John R. Decker |
Lopez |
429 |
Ford William Bower |
Eagles Mere |
430 |
John Delmar Crawley |
Eagles Mere |
431 |
Andrew Milton Kneller |
Dushore |
432 |
George Amos Smith |
Eagles Mere |
433 |
Russell Irvin Bacorn |
Forksville |
434 |
Robert Kenneth McCarty |
Forksville |
435 |
Luther Saunders |
Eagles Mere |
436 |
Metro Sysock |
Lopez |
437 |
Vanus Wilmer Rosbach |
Forksville |
438 |
Evan Larue Higley |
Forksville |
439 |
George Frank Fetherbay |
Forksville RD 1 |
440 |
Alvin Gustave Lipfert |
Forksville RD 1 |
441 |
Harold Dean Higley |
Forksville RD 2 |
442 |
John Anthony Morgan |
Forksville RD 2 |
443 |
Harland Harrison Pardoe |
Forksville RD 2 |
444 |
Walker Bradford Wilber |
Eldredsville |
445 |
Bernard Watson May |
Wheelersville |
446 |
Ronald Raymond Butt |
Forksville |
447 |
Harland Larue Featherbay |
Forksville |
448 |
Fountain William Kline |
Forksville |
449 |
Elmer Ward Parrish |
Forksville |
450 |
Merton Edgar Bedford |
Forksville |
451 |
Theodore Ernest Vogt |
Forksville |
452 |
John VanBarriger |
Forksville |
453 |
Kermit LaRue Heess |
Forksville |
454 |
Carl Donald Rosbach |
Forksville |
455 |
Victor Oliver Cott |
Forksville |
456 |
Weldie Elwood Wilber |
Forksville |
457 |
Walter Raymond Hatch |
Forksville |
458 |
Archie Ira Norton |
Forksville |
459 |
Francis Rovilo Mulnix |
Forksville |
460 |
Warren Dudley Brown |
Forksville |
461 |
Emery C. Norton |
Overton |
462 |
Benjamin Victor Narber |
Wheelersville |
463 |
Lynwood Clarence Cott |
Forksville |
464 |
Charles Nicholas Merk |
Forksville |
465 |
James Arthur Kline |
Forksville |
466 |
Vernon LaRue Norton |
Forksville |
467 |
Donald Lee Fetherbay |
Forksville |
468 |
Paul Norton |
Forksville |
469 |
Francis Lee Bogart |
Forksville |
470 |
Albert Sylvester Norton |
Forksville |
471 |
Howard Kenneth H. Plotts |
Forksville |
472 |
William Hobson |
Forksville RD |
473 |
Valentine Charles Cott |
Forksville |
474 |
William Edward Allen |
Forksville |
475 |
Isaiah Deily Bomboy |
Forksville |
476 |
Alfred Jesse Wilber |
Forksville |
477 |
David E. Kline |
Forksville RD |
478 |
Murray Barnes |
Forksville |
479 |
Glenn Loys Plotts |
Forksville |
480 |
Rodney Emery Bacorn |
Forksville |
481 |
Harold Francis Hugo |
Eldredsville |
482 |
Harlan Baumunk |
Forksville RD |
483 |
Francis Ralph Kobbe |
Forksville |
484 |
George Lynell Miller |
Sonestown |
485 |
Lester Martin Rooker |
Muncy Valley |
486 |
Melvin Roy Smith |
Wheelersville |
487 |
Albert Eugene Thall |
Dushore RD 2 |
488 |
John Patrick Connell |
Dushore RD 1 |
489 |
Freeman Harland Horn |
Muncy Valley |
490 |
Elmer George Eberlin |
Sonestown |
491 |
Earl Ernest Edkin |
Muncy Valley |
492 |
Joseph James Sick |
Dushore RD 1 |
493 |
John Joseph Bundle |
Dushore RD 2 |
494 |
Andrew Dennis |
Lopez |
495 |
Arthur William Rohe |
Dushore RD 1 |
496 |
Willard Woodrow Hartzig |
Dushore RD 1 |
497 |
Metro Bensorasky |
Lopez |
498 |
Guy Fuller Krause |
Dushore |
499 |
John McCobin, Jr. |
Lopez RD |
500 |
Leonard William Sweeney |
Dushore |
501 |
Luther Franklin Heller |
Dushore RD |
502 |
Myron Lee Blue |
Forksville |
503 |
John Paiko |
Lopez |
504 |
Joseph Francis Potuck |
Mildred |
505 |
Roy Alfred Millheim |
Mildred |
506 |
James William Ramsay |
Mildred |
507 |
Joseph Frank Pelot |
Mildred |
508 |
Joseph Stanislaus Tabor |
Mildred |
509 |
Roman Stephen Brozowski |
Mildred |
510 |
Stanley Pastusic |
Mildred |
511 |
Eddie Andrew Rokus |
Mildred |
512 |
Constantine James Kulsicavage |
Mildred |
513 |
Joseph John Zangara |
Mildred |
514 |
Joseph Patrick Saunders |
Mildred |
515 |
Anthony Stanley Kulsicavage |
Mildred |
516 |
George Robert Polcyn |
Mildred |
517 |
Eugene Francis McGee |
Mildred |
518 |
Robert Leon Schlock |
Dushore RD 1 |
519 |
Richard Ernest Schlock |
Dushore RD 1 |
520 |
Leo Patrick O'neill |
Mildred |
521 |
John Anthony Dubenko |
Mildred |
522 |
Glen Springer |
Lopez |
523 |
Edwin Larue Cole |
Lopez |
524 |
Gerald William McGee |
Lopez |
525 |
Peter Hubiak |
Lopez |
526 |
Edward Anthony Anjeski |
Lopez |
527 |
Gerald Christian Miller |
Lopez |
528 |
Eugene Leonard Calaman |
Mildred |
529 |
Joseph Edward Pastusic |
Dushore RD 1 |
530 |
James Laurence Miller Jr. |
Lopez |
531 |
Grant Oscar Hood |
Mildred |
532 |
Russel Edward Nelson |
Dushore SR |
533 |
Walter Samuel Yarosh |
Lopez |
534 |
John Karus Dunham |
Eagles Mere |
535 |
Harold Clayton Rider |
Eagles Mere |
536 |
Demetro Elchak |
Lopez |
537 |
Harry Victor Boecker |
Forksville RD 1 |
538 |
Theos Ross McCarty |
Forksville RD 2 |
539 |
Nelson Lewis Pewterbaugh |
Forksville |
540 |
Sidney Emerson Rosbach |
Forksville |
541 |
Paul E. Arey |
Dushore SR |
542 |
George Edgar Booth |
Eagles Mere |
543 |
George LaRue Miller |
Eagles Mere |
544 |
Earl Daniel Dubb |
Eagles Mere |
545 |
William Frank Orlouski |
Lopez |
546 |
Carl Joseph Weisbrod |
Dushore RD 2 |
547 |
Michael Anthony Novosel |
Dushore RD 2 |
548 |
Elmer Eugene Fulmer |
Dushore RD 2 |
549 |
Vincent Anthony Trapani |
Mildred |
550 |
Michael Stanley Rogala |
Mildred |
551 |
Nunzio Donald Zangara |
Mildred |
552 |
Domonic Francis Perozzi |
Mildred |
553 |
James Francis Lang |
Mildred |
554 |
Robert William Johnson |
Mildred |
555 |
James Edward Walsh |
Mildred |
556 |
Nello John Fiorini |
Mildred |
557 |
Albert Bernard Chiplis |
Mildred |
558 |
Bruce Leonard Weed |
Mildred |
559 |
Charles Harris Ryan |
Mildred |
560 |
Archie Ernest Thrasher |
Dushore RD 1 |
561 |
Felix Joseph Gorsky |
Mildred |
562 |
Vincent Anthony Kulsicavage |
Mildred |
563 |
Edward Anthony Yavorski |
Mildred |
564 |
John Nicholas Krakoski |
Lopez |
565 |
Walter Telech |
Lopez |
566 |
Richard Samuel Dieffenbach |
Dushore RD |
567 |
Nick John Panichi |
Dushore RD 2 |
568 |
John Kozemko |
Lopez |
569 |
Frank Micholychak |
Lopez |
570 |
John Franklin Minier |
Dushore RD 1 |
571 |
Francis Aloysius Richley |
Dushore RD 2 |
572 |
Roland Edward Myers |
Muncy Valley RD |
573 |
Paul Daniel Beaver |
Muncy Valley RD |
574 |
Willis Roscoe Young |
Muncy Valley RD |
575 |
Harry Edward Green |
Muncy Valley RD |
576 |
Fred Earnest Lee |
Dushore SR |
577 |
Stephen Chervak |
Mildred |
578 |
John James Bukanovich |
Mildred |
579 |
Clem Joseph Nitcznski |
Dushore RD 1 |
580 |
Joseph Alexander Skutnick |
Mildred |
581 |
Louis Stanley Stasavage |
Mildred |
582 |
John Paul Cornell |
Lopez |
583 |
Alex Thomas Elchak |
Lopez |
584 |
Steve Anthony Zondory |
Lopez |
585 |
Andrew James Gavlick |
Lopez |
586 |
John Borick |
Lopez |
587 |
John Borick |
Lopez |
588 |
Stephen T. McCobin |
Lopez |
589 |
Alva Kille |
Lopez |
590 |
Stephen Paiko |
Lopez |
591 |
Michael Vancko |
Lopez |
592 |
James John Farley |
Dushore |
593 |
Carlyle Uriah Teeter |
Dushore SR |
594 |
Archie Edward Brown |
Dushore RD 1 |
595 |
Paul James Sweeney |
Dushore |
596 |
Alexander Hobiack |
Dushore RD 2 |
597 |
Harland Gable VanHorn |
Dushore RD 1 |
598 |
Victor Bernard Calaman |
Mildred |
599 |
William Vincent Hottenstein |
Overton SR |
600 |
Alex Johnston |
Mildred |
601 |
Erleau Morris Dieffenbach |
Overton SR |
602 |
John Jay Ferko |
Dushore RD 2 |
603 |
Paul Joseph Litzelman |
Dushore RD |
604 |
Matthew Joseph Novosel |
Dushore RD 2 |
605 |
Leon Martin Everling |
Dushore RD 2 |
606 |
Ernest Earl Huffmaster |
Dushore RD 1 |
607 |
David Clarence Smith |
Wheelerville |
608 |
Raymond Walter Weisbrod |
Dushore RD 1 |
609 |
Paul Bernard North |
Dushore |
610 |
Ralph John Karge |
Dushore SR |
611 |
Daniel E. Sinovich |
Lopez |
612 |
Joseph Edward Dempsey |
Dushore RD 1 |
613 |
Layman Irvin Van Horn |
Lopez |
614 |
William Peregrim |
Lopez |
615 |
Steve Charles Kozemko |
Lopez |
616 |
George Hooray |
Lopez |
617 |
Ralph John Yonkin |
Dushore RD 2 |
618 |
Joseph Peter Riordan |
Lopez |
619 |
Bernard George Neuber |
Lopez |
620 |
Frank Leslie Little |
Muncy Valley RD |
621 |
Howard Wilson Stoner |
Hillsgrove |
622 |
Harold Cleatus Hunsinger |
Dushore RD 1 |
623 |
Arthur Manessa Shrimp |
Dushore RD 2 |
624 |
Carl Swanson |
Wheelerville |
625 |
Dennis Charles Fiocca |
Dushore RD 2 |
626 |
Lawrence Dane Shaffer |
Dushore RD |
627 |
Guy Earnest Worthington |
Muncy Valley RD 1 |
628 |
Earnest Cleaver Armes |
Muncy Valley RD 1 |
629 |
Harry Merton Peterman |
Muncy Valley RD 1 |
630 |
Chester Earl Peterman |
Muncy Valley RD 1 |
631 |
John Homza |
Lopez |
632 |
John Joseph Caccia |
Lopez |
633 |
Conrad Delovich |
Lopez |
634 |
Michael Francis Hallabuk |
Lopez |
635 |
Michael John Rekito |
Lopez |
636 |
Philip James Donovan |
Lopez |
637 |
Joseph Raido |
Lopez |
638 |
Frank Joseph Farrell |
Dushore |
639 |
Edward James Farrell |
Dushore |
640 |
James Henry Herb |
Wheelerville |
641 |
John Worthing Norton |
Forksville |
642 |
Frank Rodney Williams |
Wheelerville |
643 |
Kenneth Lee House |
Dushore SR |
644 |
Homer LaRue Laurenson |
Muncy Valley |
645 |
Walter James Gavitt |
Sonestown |
646 |
Howard Frederick Eberlin |
Sonestown |
647 |
Urben Thomas Griffith |
Wheelerville |
648 |
Gleason Ruford Phillips |
Muncy Valley RD 1 |
649 |
Leslie Lynnford Morgan |
Wheelerville |
650 |
Fordyce Earl Bryan |
Wheelerville |
651 |
Carl John Brown |
Wheelerville |
652 |
George Ray Smith |
Muncy Valley |
653 |
William Henry Brown |
Wheelerville |
654 |
Harmon Curtis Faus |
Muncy Valley |
655 |
William Henry Gregory |
Sonestown |
656 |
David Elwyn Stotler |
Wheelerville |
657 |
Lawrence Decker Frey |
Wheelerville |
658 |
James Gerald Murray |
Dushore |
659 |
Earnest Howard Phillips |
Muncy Valley |
660 |
Gleason Norman Porter |
Shunk |
661 |
Arthur Ellery Quail |
Wheelerville |
662 |
Walter Allen Brown |
Wheelerville |
663 |
Eugene Elwood Magargel |
Sonestown |
664 |
Robert Lester Houseknecht |
Muncy Valley |
665 |
Willis Neufer Myers |
Muncy Valley RD 1 |
666 |
Arthur Thomas Johnson |
Wheelerville |
667 |
Ellis Larue Brown |
Wheelerville |
668 |
John Joseph Hertz |
Sonestown |
669 |
Chester Earl Forrest |
Wheelerville |
670 |
Lawrence Larue Baumunk |
Shunk |
671 |
Edgar Herman Bradley |
Muncy Valley |
672 |
Paul Edgar Rider |
Muncy Valley |
673 |
Hollis Porter Packard |
Wheelerville |
674 |
Edward Louis Kaseman |
Wheelerville |
675 |
Raymond Herman Phillips |
Muncy Valley RD 1 |
676 |
Alva Dean Rathbun |
Wheelerville |
677 |
Oney Monroe Little |
Muncy Valley RD 1 |
678 |
Raymond Herman Phillips |
Muncy Valley RD 1 |
679 |
Clair Gerald Bender |
Muncy Valley RD 1 |
680 |
Everett Allison Catlin |
Dushore |
681 |
David Reese Meehan |
Dushore |
682 |
Clayton LeRoy Andrews |
Muncy Valley |
683 |
William Richard Lamberson |
Dushore |
684 |
John Hartley Balletine Jr. |
Dushore |
685 |
William John Barry |
Dushore RD 1 |
686 |
Eugene Francis Cain |
Dushore |
687 |
John Heverly Hileman |
Dushore |
688 |
Pierson Joseph Holcombe |
Dushore |
689 |
Alonzo C. Young |
Dushore |
690 |
Eugene Theodore Foley |
Dushore |
691 |
Leo Paul Marcy |
Dushore |
692 |
Thomas William Carroll Jr. |
Dushore |
693 |
Cecil Dyer Lathrop |
Dushore |
694 |
Leo Donald Fries |
Dushore |
695 |
Lawrence Carl Cott |
Dushore |
696 |
Eugene Joseph Bird |
Dushore |
697 |
George Andrew Kaier |
Dushore |
698 |
Harold Deves Kitchen |
Dushore RD 1 |
699 |
Kenneth Leo Raub |
Dushore |
700 |
Eugene Joseph Coyle |
Dushore |
701 |
Eugene Michael Finan |
Dushore |
702 |
Elwood Douglas Toothaker |
Dushore |
703 |
Harley Larue Hunsinger |
Dushore |
704 |
John Joseph Bird |
Dushore |
705 |
Kenneth Walter Mosier |
Dushore |
706 |
Bernard Raymond Obert |
Dushore |
707 |
Andrew Frank Charnitski |
Dushore |
708 |
Harry Dwight Carpenter |
Dushore |
709 |
Jesse William Proof |
Dushore |
710 |
Vincent Francis Touschner |
Dushore |
711 |
Theodore Raymond Emig |
Dushore RD 1 |
712 |
Harry Lawrence Ketchum |
Wheelerville |
713 |
George Clarence Guisewhite |
Wheelerville |
714 |
John Anthony Boyle |
Dushore |
715 |
Patrick Jerome Farrell |
Dushore |
716 |
Nelson LaRue Sones |
Sonestown |
717 |
Charles Durward Ferrell |
Muncy Valley RD 1 |
718 |
John O’Boyle Carroll |
Dushore |
719 |
Roy Warren Crofut |
Wheelerville |
720 |
Elwood Leon Brown |
Wheelerville |
721 |
Gordon Leonard Morgan |
Wheelerville |
722 |
Clinton Lloyd Woodward |
Wheelerville |
723 |
Archie Ritter Hipple |
Wheelerville |
724 |
John Lester Reed |
Wheelerville |
725 |
Gilbert Pedro |
Mildred |
726 |
Irvin Hunsinger |
Mildred |
727 |
Merico Caccia |
Mildred |
728 |
Anthony Francis Touschner |
Dushore |
729 |
Gordon Ernest Kinsley |
Dushore RD 1 |
730 |
George Anthony Litzelman |
Dushore RD 2 |
731 |
Norman Arthur Leighton |
Wheelerville |
732 |
Addison Charles Porter |
Wheelerville |
733 |
Everett Whipple Letts |
Wheelerville |
734 |
Kelton Utz Meehan |
Dushore |
735 |
George Anthony Radencic |
Dushore RD 1 |
736 |
John Bruce Day |
Dushore RD 1 |
737 |
LaRue William Steafather |
Dushore RD |
738 |
Gale Maurice Steafather |
Dushore |
739 |
Joseph Anthony Trasco |
Dushore |
740 |
Harry William Fries |
Dushore |
741 |
Edward Caryle Watson |
Dushore |
742 |
Vincent Richard Holland |
Mildred |
743 |
Ray Allen |
Dushore RD 1 |
744 |
Victor John Joseph Sweeney |
Dushore |
745 |
Edward Valentine Minnier |
Dushore RD |
746 |
Donald Harry Eichenlaub |
Dushore |
747 |
Nicholas Woychak |
Dushore |
748 |
William Cecil Erb |
Dushore |
749 |
Keith Wilford Stackhouse |
Muncy Valley RD 1 |
750 |
Francis James Lang |
Mildred |
751 |
Michael E. Hydock |
Sonestown |
752 |
Charles S. VanHorn |
Lopez |
753 |
Eugene Edward Ottavinia |
Mildred |
754 |
Joseph Francis Barnosky |
Mildred |
755 |
Patrick John Dempsey |
Dushore RD 1 |
756 |
Joseph Adam Kelly |
Mildred |
757 |
Albert Millheim |
Mildred |
758 |
Paul M. Byron |
Dushore RD 2 |
759 |
Francis Fox |
Dushore RD 2 |
760 |
Orville Frederick Shaffer |
Dushore RD 2 |
761 |
Lester George Litzelman |
Overton SR |
762 |
Eugene Thomas Keating |
New Albany RD 3 |
763 |
Francis Lawrence Keating |
New Albany RD 3 |
764 |
Ivan Charles Marshall |
New Albany RD 3 |
765 |
Wardner Meredith Molyneux |
New Albany RD 3 |
766 |
John Walter Kita |
Lopez |
767 |
Carl Stanley Driscoll |
New Albany RD 3 |
768 |
LaRue Davis Litzelman |
New Albany RD 3 |
769 |
Kenneth Joseph Frey |
Wheelerville RD 1 |
770 |
Leon Carl Fetherbay |
New Albany RD 3 |
771 |
John Henry Kneller |
Dushore RD 1 |
772 |
Joseph Patrick Bahl |
Dushore RD 2 |
773 |
Daniel John Everling |
Dushore RD 2 |
774 |
Aloysius Thomas Marshall |
New Albany RD 3 |
775 |
Roy Graham Green |
Dushore RD 1 |
776 |
Arnold Joseph Avery |
Overton |
777 |
Elmer Edson Gleockler |
New Albany RD 3 |
778 |
George Phillips Kiess |
Muncy Valley RD 1 |
779 |
Miles D. Rooker |
Muncy Valley RD |
780 |
Stafford Elwood Randall |
Dushore RD 1 |
781 |
Leon Dane Bahr |
Dushore |
782 |
Frank Stephen Radencic |
Dushore RD 2 |
783 |
James Ashur Giffen |
Dushore |
784 |
Leo Edward Scanlin |
Dushore RD 2 |
785 |
Francis John Richart |
Dushore RD 2 |
786 |
Antonio Francis Basci |
Mildred |
787 |
Clarence Paul Schlock |
Dushore RD 1 |
788 |
Ernest Emil Orlouski |
Dushore RD 1 |
789 |
Harold Mitchell Collins |
Mildred |
790 |
Herman August Rodka |
Mildred |
791 |
Benjamin William Kelley |
Dushore RD 1 |
792 |
Frank Joseph Bendinsky |
Mildred |
793 |
George Joseph Otaviani |
Mildred |
794 |
Ernest Gregory Perozzi |
Mildred |
795 |
Frank Theodore Foss |
Mildred |
796 |
Richard Delbert Bailey |
New Albany RD 3 |
797 |
Gerald Webster Shaffer |
Dushore |
798 |
Clifford Merritt Molyneux |
New Albany RD 3 |
799 |
Woodrow Oliver Rose |
Laporte |
800 |
Howard Eugene Hunsinger |
Dushore RD 1 |
801 |
Ralph Franklin Shaffer |
Laporte |
802 |
Frank Lewis Bomboy |
Laporte |
803 |
Floyd Elmer Miller |
Lopez |
804 |
Durwood Eugene Shadduck |
Forksville RD 1 |
805 |
Walter Dale Bagley |
Wheelerville RD 1 |
806 |
Lem Leroy Rider |
Muncy Valley |
807 |
George Clement Hassen |
Laporte |
808 |
William A. Stavisky |
Lopez |
809 |
Raymond Luce Shupp |
Colley |
810 |
Lewis James Cobb |
Dushore |
811 |
John Russell Smyth |
Laporte |
812 |
Walter Hastings Work, Jr. |
Eagles Mere |
813 |
John Preston Raub |
Wheelerville |
814 |
John Richard Polinsky |
Mildred |
815 |
Carl LaRue Neufer |
Laporte |
816 |
John Eugene Fiorini, Jr. |
Mildred |
817 |
Melvin Blair Morgan |
Wheelerville |
818 |
Paul Vincent Rouse |
Dushore |
819 |
James Walter Dunn |
Colley |
820 |
Donald Thomas Green |
Dushore |
821 |
Stephen Mathews Decker |
Lopez |
822 |
Harold Chester Sheets |
Sonestown |
823 |
Arthur Leroy Fritz |
Sonestown |
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