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21) Bill Flynn
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Studio portrait Bill [William R., Jr.] Flynn [photo postcard], wearing World War I Army uniform.
22) Johnie Vanover
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Johnie Vanover at Camp Dix, 1918, standing at the entrance to a tent.
24) Gene Slaughter
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Photo postcard of Gene Slaughter, most likely during military training for World War I.
25) Jack Dowd
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Jack Dowd, son of John B. "Jack" Dowd (J. B. Dry Goods, Red Cliff), in uniform covered by a sweater.
[Title supplied from catalog prepared by the Eagle County Historical Society.]
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Group photo in 1917. Bill Luby is standing back left.
[Title supplied from catalog prepared by the Eagle County Historical Society.]
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Photo postcard of Roy McDougall on right, and friend, in France during World War I.
Eagle Valley Enterprise Mar. 14, 1919 p.1: "Roy McDougall arrived home from overseas Sunday night. He went across the big pond last July, and at the time the armistice was signed the artillery contingent to which he belonged had just been equipped for front-line service. He was an ammunition truck driver in his battery. He is looking as fit as a fiddle, and while...
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John Norton on left with John Cramer at Fort Worth, Texas. They have bedding rolls over their shoulders. Inscription reads: "Me [and] The fellow who is writing to your friend."
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Attendees at a District meeting in Glenwood Springs of the 40 & 8, circa 1941.
Back row, l to r: Jack Samuelson, Mike Bosco, Jack Huntley, Pete Thome, Nels Benson, Frank Doll, Herman Stein, James Walsh, Joe Allen.
Bottom row: John Adriance, Ray Angel, Ivan Al Reider, Earl Faulkhabe, Joe F. Walsh (seated on floor), Thomas Fitzgerald, Doc Franklin McDonald, William H. Luby, W. W. "Mickey" Walsh, George Gillian and Wilt N. Thelin.
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30) Charles Crawford
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Photo postcard of Charles Crawford, in Army uniform, training South Carolina, for World War I.
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George Da Lee and Florence Quinlan at the Wolcott depot, 1919.
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Kate Flynn at Kent holding a service flag with two blue stars, for her brothers serving in the Army during World War I.
"On May 28, 1918, President Wilson approved a suggestion made by the Women’s Committee of the Council of National Defenses that, instead of wearing conventional mourning for relatives who have died in the service of their country, American women should wear a black band on the left arm with a gilt star on the band for each member...
34) Earnest A. Cook
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Photo postcard of Earnest A. Cook, in Army uniform, training at Camp Dix, New Jersey, for World War I.
On the back, he writes: "Dear Sweetheart, This picture isn't very good as there is too much light on my face and it blurred across my eyes. Will have some better ones taken before I go across. Be good, Dearie. Yours lovingly, Earnest. That stern look is necessary when we stand at attention."
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Five men posing for their photograph in front of parked automobiles at McCoy. "McCoy 1918. Harry Groh, Lee Brown, Martin Schomers, Carl Schrupp and ?" -- McCoy Memoirs p.125
[Title supplied from catalog prepared by the Eagle County Historical Society.]
36) John Norton
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Photo postcard of John Norton, in Army uniform, training for World War I. He's posed in front of an American flag.
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Military marker for: "Frank Dott Bedell, Colorado, Sgt CO D 347 MG BN 91 DIV, World War I, Dec. 14, 1889--Oct. 10, 1956," in the McCoy Cemetery. A cross is engraved at the top of the marker, a Masonic emblem is engraved at the bottome.
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Inscription reads: "DeWitt, ?, Jim Summer, Al, Albert, 'Snooks,' ?"
39) Willis H. Staup
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Willis H. Staup, born August 18, 1895, in Whitewater, Colorado. His family moved to Gypsum in 1903 and operated the Gypsum Hotel. Mr. Staup was inducted into the army on 20 October, 1917, and saw service in France and Germany. He was discharged April 29, 1919. Willis was the son of W.T. and Lovella Staup. He married Pearl Mitchell on the 25th of December in 1919. He later worked as an electrician for Eagle River Electric Company.
40) Joe Walsh
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Joe Walsh in World War I uniform.
[Title supplied from catalog prepared by the Eagle County Historical Society.]
