Smithton Service Roll

The boys of Smithton and vicinity answered the call of their country in World War I, 1917-1918, and included William Barthels, Dr. Chas. H. Boisseau, Angelo Borsotto, Thomas Bosetti, George Bove, Daniel Burgun, Nick J. Coltura, Harry Crame, John Crame, Edward Crilley, James H. Crilley, Frank Dietz, Rocco Faletto, Harry Farmer, Clarence Finley, Ray Finley, John Fischer, Peter Frohnhofer, George Gehringer, Anthony Giordini, Michael Giordini, Andrew Goul, Frank Goul, George Goul, Arthur Hepler, Ernest Hiltebran, Joseph Houseman, Lorn S. Hutton, Martin Hynek, Frank Indof, William B. Jones, Jr., Harold Keilbach, Charles Keim, John Kreuter, William Kreuter, Frank Litterini, Julius Litterini, Rudolph Lorenzi, Marius Loreski, Peter Mariani, Dawson D. Miller, Frank Mologne, Joseph Mologne, Lewis Mologne, Mike Monoc, J. Clifford Moore, Steve Morena, Nickolis Palaio, Harry Payne, Joseph Piacenza, Michael Piacenza, Lucien D. Rettstatt, Ernest Ricard, Fred Rigley, Alfred Roseman, John Rosso, Louis Schneider, John Seigelwich, Mike Seamon, James B. Shea, Blair Shupe, Woodrow Shupe, Joseph Silvasy, Charles M. Simpson, Claude J. Smith, Henry Smith, R. Grey Smith, Ralph Smith, Robert H. Smith, Frank Snyder, Harry Snyder, Ralph Stolting, Frank Storey, Joseph Susin, Roland Treharne, John Valshko, Joseph Valshko, H. Edward Wagner, Hiram J. Wagner, Harry M. Wallace, Joseph Weaver, Norman Weaver, Harry G. Williams, Charles Zaffy, John B. Zanardelli, Joseph Zanardelli, and M. A. Zanardelli.

Smithton, Pennsylvania · United States