(taken from pamphlet “Program of Patriotic Demonstration,” dated 1919 Sept 20)
Sunday, September 20th, 1919
Program of Patriotic Demonstration
in honor of the homecoming of the Veterans of the World War
From Butler and Bloomingdale
Consisting of
Parade, Banquet, Patriotic Concert
and Block Dance
GREETINGS:
Bloomingdale and Butler (twin towns) nestle in the foothills of New Jersey. They are separated by the historic Pequannock River which stream is also the dividing line of Morris and Passaic Counties.
The gates of the twin towns are open to the stranger, and our hospitable people are always ready to extend the glad hand of welcome to all who may enter therein. We bid you welcome.
2 P.M. – PARADE (Line forms at Borough Hall, Butler)
4 P.M. – BANQUET AT THE BUTLER STARS’ BALL GROUND
~ PROGRAM ~
| 1. | Music, Overture |
| 2. | Star Spangled Banner |
| 3. | Invocation, Rev. Fr. Theodore CHEMIN |
| (Chaplain with the First Division Overseas) | |
| 4. | Remarks, Chairman of the Welcome Home Committee of Butler and Bloomindale. |
| 5. | Eulogy, Rev. Dr. Thomas I. COULTAS |
| 7. | Address of Welcome, Mayors MCLEAN and DELAZIER |
| 8. | Address, Gov. Wm. N. RUNYON of New Jersey and other Prominent Speakers |
| 9. | Presentation of Medals by the Red Cross |
INTERMISSION FOR BANQUET
| (Between courses entertainers will enliven the program) | |
| 10 | Music, America |
| 11 | Benediction, Rev. H.I. PETERSON |
| 8 P.M. | BLOCK DANCE ON MAIL STREET |
~ COMMITTEE ~
| Dr. Samuel K. OWEN | Chairman |
| Mayor Isaac DE LAZIER | Vice Chairman |
| William F. SISCO | Secretary |
| John BORMUTH | Assistant Secretary |
| J.I. MEADE | Treasurer |
| Charles J. BOGUE | Assistant Treasurer |
| Jas. D. STRUBLE | |
| Geo. H. METZGER | Ex-Mayor |
| Paul WITTECK | Finance Committee |
ROLL OF HONOR
IN REMEMBERANCE
OF THOSE WHO PAID THE LAST
FULL MEASURE OF THEIR DEVOTION
LIST OF DEAD
Ralph BAIRD
Louis H. BROWN
William J. BROWN
Concenzio BRUNO
John DEAN
Nathan FEINBLOOM
Joseph GILLEN
Roy MABIE
Edward SCRIBNER
Harry TINTLE
William L. WILLIAMS
RED CROSS NURSES
Anna COLE Grace PENBERTHY
COMISSIONED OFFICERS
Stanley C. BASLEY
Dr. George C. COATES
Frank A. FRITZ
Charles GURNEE
H.W. JOHNSTON
Morris KINNEY
Warren KINNEY
Charles MASSINGER
Dr. Richard MCDONALD
George Rogers RILEY
Joseph SCARRY
Dr. Wm. P. THORNE
Harold VREELAND
NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND PRIVATES
Arthur ALESWORTH
Fred D. ALWARD
Melvin ANDERSON
William ANDERSON
Archie ANGLE
Raymond ANGLE
Ray BABCOCK
Harold BAIRD
Charles BAKER
Van Buren BALL
James BARTLETT
Fred BEDSON
Charles BENDER
August BERGEN
James BRANNIN
Henry BROWN
Andrew BYER
Joseph CAREY
Edward CARMAN
John P. CARMAN
Edward CARSON
Harold CLARK
Edward CLEARY
Richard CLEARY
Robert CLEARY
David COLE
Elmer COLE
Hobart COLE
Joseph CONROY
Clarence COOK
Raymond COOK
Roy B. COOK
Burton CHRISMAN
Edward CRUM
Walter CRUM
William CRUM
Arthur DAVENPORT
Harold DE BOW
John DECKER
Lewis R. DECKER
Ernastus DEGRAW
George DEGRAW
Joseph DEGRAW
David DEPUY
Robert DEVORANEY
Joseph DILZER
Edward DONALD
Arthur DOUCETTE
James DOW
Joseph DUGAN
Richard FALK
Frank FLOOD
David FRTIZ
Leo G. FRITZ
George J. GOBOSACK
Charles GOLDSTEIN
Martin GORMLEY
Foster C. HALL
Seeley HALL
Abram HANSON
Hulga HANSEN
Sophus HANSEN
J. Harold HARGREAVES
Harold HARMAN
Charles HARRIS
Charles HAYCOCK
Leroy HAYCOCK
Roy HAYCOCK
Frank HEINTZ
Berton HENDERSHOTT
Edward HENDERSHOTT
Harold M. HILLIER
William HISSIM
Warren HOPPER
Walter HOYTE
Jack C. JARVIS
Milton KASSLER
Lawrence KAYHART
Raymond KIMBLE
Theodore KIMBLE
Ralph KINNEY
Edward J. KLAUS
Edward KOCH
W. KOVALL
John KRIEGER
Fred LEEPER
William LENOX
Louis LEVINE
Albion J. LUCE
Lewis MABEY
Sidney MACOON
John MAGUIRE
George MANDEVILLE
Abraham MARION
Harold MARTIN
Martin MARION
Robert MARION
Thomas MARION
Thomas J. MARION
Lawrence MARTIN
Robert MATHEWS
Joseph MATHEWS
Leonard MATHEWS
Ward MATHEWS
Herbert MCCLELLAND
Roger H. MCCORMACK
Harry MCKEEVIS
John MCMINN
Thomas MCMINN
Claude MEADE
Louis MERTZ
Ernest MILLER
Harry MILLER
Walter A. MILLER
Christian MOCK
Milton S. MONKS
Sylvanus N. MONKS
Douglas MORSE
Edward MULLALY
James MULLIGAN
Cecil MYLER
James H. MYERS
Otto NASS
Rudolph MASS
Arthur NORMAN
John R. NORMAN
Charles NORTH
George ODELL
Paul OLSEN
Benny ORZEHOWSKI
John ORZEHOWSKI
Arthur PAULISON
Oakley PAULISON
Clifford PLUSS
Walter POOLE
Claude POST
John REARDON
George RICKER
Herbert W. RICKER
Albert ROACH
Eugene SAMPSON
Ray SAMPSON
John SANDERS
Nathan SANDERS
William SANDERS
Larr SANDRICK
Herman SCHLICKE
Louis SCRIBNER, Jr.
Frank SEARLES
Charles SHENISE
William SHADWELL
Whritenour SISCO
DeWitt SMITH
Fred SMITH
Harold SMITH
Herman SMITH
Bernard STRUBLE
James STRUBLE, Jr.
Durling TALMADGE
Leonard TALMADGE
Walter THOMPSON
George TINTLE
Harold TINTLE
James TITUS
Vreeland TINTLE
James TITUS
I.Z. TOUB
Oscar A. TURNER
William VAN HOUTEN
Emmett VAN KIRK
Andrew VAN ORDEN
Asa VAN ORDEN
Elmer VAN ORDEN
Ernest VAN ORDEN
Harold Mason VAN ORDEN
Walter VAN ORDEN
Patrick WADE
Ernest WEBBER
John WHEELER
Lawrence WANKLIN
John WEAVER
George WETZEL
Edwin WISE
James WHRITENOUR
Richard WITTY
William WITTY
George WOODWORTH
JOHN E. BEAM POST NO. 92
BLOOMINGDALE, NJ
Levi BROWN
Francis E. COOK
Martin COOK
Jacob CRUM
Rudolph GUENTER
Geo. I. HOWARD
L.H. RICKER
John SHIPPEE
W.H. TAYLOR
Paul VORHEES
A.W. WHRITENOUR
OUR OFFERINGS FOR THE WAR WORK
| Butler Chapter, American Red Cross |
27,500 |
| United War Fund |
10,800 |
| Y.M.C.A. |
1,200 |
| K. of C. |
1,100 |
| Hebrew Relief |
769 |
| Salvation Army |
521 |
| Liberty Loan Drives |
1,083,800 |
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