NATIONAL HONOR ROLL MEMORIAL TREES 



Trees have been planted for the following and registered with the American Forestry Association, which 

 desires to register each Memorial Tree planted in the United States. A certificate of registration will be sent to 

 each person, corporation, club or community reporting the planting of a Memorial Tree. 



Cordele, Georgia — John L. Gunn and J. B. Ryals, by 

 United Daughters of the Confederacy. 



Washington, District of Columbia — Soldiers and Sail- 

 ors, by "Our Flag" Chapter, D. A. R. 



Godfrey, Illinois — Ovid Radcliffe, by Summerfield 

 School. 



Sterling, Illinois — Merrill Benson, Harry Heisman, 

 Byron Lancaster. 



White Hall, Illinois — Francis Grimes, by White Hall 



Senior High School John Moore, by Junior High 



School H. D. McCracken, by White Hall Schools 



James M. Lyons, by White Hall Music Club. 



Collamer, Indiana — Boys of Collamer, by the school. 



Huntington, Indiana — Carl Grossman, Harry Satter- 

 waite, Graham Scott, Elizie Erehart, Earnest Slocum, 

 Alden L. Haller, Charles Beard, Charles Whitelock, 

 Robert Mayne, Carl Timmer, Charles A. Smith, Hugo 

 Taylor, Edward D. Hoover, James Sheller, Floyd Stuart, 

 Garland Robbins, Elmer Fyson, Edward Hasty, by the 

 Women's Civic Improvement League. 



Skowhegan, Maine — Twenty-sixth Division, by Re- 

 formatory for Women. 



New Bedford, Massachusetts — Theodore Roosevelt, by 

 New Bedford and Fairhaven Council of the Boy Scouts 

 of America. 



Waltham, Massachusetts — Charles C. Bacon, by First 

 Parish Church. 



Detroit, Michigan — Lieut. Col. G. B. Walbridge, Major 

 Edwin Denby, Major John H. DeVisser, Capt. E. C. 

 Barkley, Major Geo. C. King, Major W. C. Cole, Capt. 

 Wm. Lawrence, Lieut. C. F. Clarke, Lieut. A. A. Leon- 

 ard, Sergt. Jos. Durand, Jr., F. J. Campbell, A. A. Mac- 

 Diarmid, A. N. McFayden, F. J. Robinson, S. W. Wirts, 

 Irvin Long, T. G. Phillips, and A. G. Pittelow, by Detroit 

 Rotary Club. 



Tipton, Michigan — Paul Gilbert and C. L. Bailey, by 

 Spring Brook Lodge, K. of P. 



Gorham, New Hampshire — E. J. Bourasse, J. A. 

 Guerin, N. P. Castonguay, Ernest Dupont, G. H. Went- 

 worth, C. W. McGown, O. C. Reid, and W. S. Holmes, 

 by Gorham Women's Club. 



Belleville, New Jersey — Michael A. Flynn, Thomas J. 

 Mooney, Michael J. Murry, Harry C. Hoag, Charles A. 

 Schaffer, Harry Blekiski, Fred W. Stockham, Charles 

 McGinty, by St. Peter's Parochial School W. S. C. 



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Bain. Jr., and H. M. Garside, by High School -Theo- 

 dore Roosevelt, by School No. 5 George Eyre, George 



S. Smith, by School No. 1. 



Elizabeth, New Jersey — Former Pupils of William 



Penn School, by William Penn School Theodore 



Roosevelt, by Public School No. 12 Michael Gagli- 



ardo, Edward Corris, Benjamin Brower, by Public 



School No. 6 Former Pupils, by Philip Carteret 



School. 



Hackensack, New Jersey — Albert A. Kleiber, by First 

 Baptist Church. 



Harrison, New Jersey — Charles E. Shanaburg, Donald 

 Pegg, Thos. Krotik, Frank Policastro, Howard Quinn, 

 Oscar Grell, by Edison Lamp Works. 



Cohoes, New York — Peter Charles Allery, William J. 

 Burns, John J. Blanchette, John R. Bickley, Alphonse 

 Briere, Charles F. Cunningham, Eugene Clements, An- 

 thony Curro, John B. Durocher, Timothy F. Fennen, 

 Sebastiano Guglielmo, Joseph Gadoua, Grover C. Jack- 

 son, Harold W. Jewett, John Johnston, Ernest A. Jewett, 

 John Jamieson, Thomas A. Jones, George A. Kelley, 

 John A. Kilfoyle, George B. Lambert, James J. B. Light- 

 hall, Patrick Molesky, Thomas F. Manley, Frank E. 

 Plumley, Edward Pilawski, Arthur Palin, Charles R. 

 Rowan, Joseph A. Ryan, William J. Rafferty, Edward 

 T. Ruane, William J. Rocheleau, James B. Soden, Arthur 

 V. Soden, Thomas C. Surprise, George Turcotte, Clar- 

 ence Van Wagner, Walter F. Van Derker, Charles Ed- 

 ward White, Raymond P. White, Dr. Clarence H. White, 

 Robert Manogue, Edward Julian, George Burke, Leo M. 

 Karanaugh, by Woman's Municipal Welfare League. 



Delhi, New York— Eric S. Dumbell, by H. M. Dum- 

 bell. 



Reading Center, New York — Foster F. Jessop, Leon C. 

 Smith, by Study Club. 



Ashtabula, Ohio — Harry Kochenderfer, John Green, 

 Homer Dye, Casper Robert Keeney, and Fred Niles, by 

 Ashtabula High School. 



Canton, Ohio — Earl Dister Dobbyn, by the East Can- 

 ton School. 



Cincinnati, Ohio — General Foch, General Pershing, 

 Joffre, Tim Willie, William Kluber, Field Marshall Haig, 

 Edward Rickenbacher, Edward Roseler, Admiral Sims, 

 E. McFarland, "Our Dead," "Heroes of Italy," King 

 Albert, Woodrow Wilson, Ralph Wilkerson, Isador 

 Dube, George Hedge, John Jentz, Quentin Roosevelt, 

 William H. Taft, "Old Tiger," Gen. Peyton C. March, 



