A resident contributed this to the archive. Note the parade route and the "Wm M. Johnson" in the "Reviewing Party",- no doubt Sen. Johnson for whom the Library is named. If anyone has more information on this, please follow up with a post.
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Hackensack, July 4th, 1919
Welcome Home Soldiers and Sailors
REVIEWING PARTYColonel Oliver S. Eskridge, U. S. A., representing Major General David S. Shanks, Port of Embarkation, Hoboken, N. J.
Major Walter H. Mcllroy, representing Red Cross, Base Hospital,' Camp Merritt, N.J.
Captain M. G. Olsen, representing Red Cross, Base Hospital, Camp Merritt, N.J.
Private Jean Leon Richy, 21st Company, 33rd Infantry, French Army.
Mayor Milton Demarest
Commissioner at Large R. K. Meneely
Commissioner Thomas L. Peck
Commissioner Herbert B. Engle
Commissioner R. K. Storm
Commissioner T. W. Spencer
Commissioner Martin Toolen
Mrs. VValter H. Mcllroy and guests
Mrs C. S. Conklin
Cortlandt Linkroum
Rev. A. Von Schlieder, D. D.
Evan G. Runner
James Norton
J. W. Binder
Wm. M. Johnson
Frank W. Smith, Frederick B. Van Vorst, Charles W. Terhune, V. E. Foster, M. R. Brinkman, Joseph Kinzley, Jr., Hugh Otis, George Van Buskirk, Paul H. Cromelin, E. K. Bird, Dean J. J. Cunneely, James M. Smith, C. E. Blackford, Jr., Wm. L. Whyte, D.G. Jeffers
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