Brooklyn and Long Island in the war; . Reiseleiter went toFort Slocimi and was later transferredto a Southern camp to train. He issurvived by his father, a brother,William, and two sisters, Mrs. PeterMcDonough and Miss Emma Reiselei-ter. In his last letter, dated Decem-ber 10, Pvt. Reiseleiter .said: I Just I came out of the hospital, where I I was laid up for about six weeks. We have it easy now that the war is over. I guess it will not be very long now before I will be home again. Pvt. Frank Ij. Duffy. Pvt. Frank L. Duffy, son of Maryand the late James A. Duffy of 58611th St. died in France
Brooklyn and Long Island in the war; . Reiseleiter went toFort Slocimi and was later transferredto a Southern camp to train. He issurvived by his father, a brother,William, and two sisters, Mrs. PeterMcDonough and Miss Emma Reiselei-ter. In his last letter, dated Decem-ber 10, Pvt. Reiseleiter .said: I Just I came out of the hospital, where I I was laid up for about six weeks. We have it easy now that the war is over. I guess it will not be very long now before I will be home again. Pvt. Frank Ij. Duffy. Pvt. Frank L. Duffy, son of Maryand the late James A. Duffy of 58611th St. died in France on December21, of infectious grippe. He becamea member of Batt. B, 105th F. A., for-merly the Second F. A., in April, 1916,and served with it for seven monthson the Texas border. He was calledinto service again with his regimentshortly after war was declared inApril. 1917, and after spending somemonths at Fort Niagara, N. Y., andSpartanburg, S. C, sailed for Francelast June. Pvt. Duffy was employedin the Brooklyn office of the Depart-. ment of Health for eight years. Hewas a member of the Homecrest Ath-letic Club and the Van Sicklen Ath-letic Club, and for three years wassecretary and manager of the footballteam ot the latter organization. Hewas born in Brooklyn on August , and attended Public Schools 8and 100. He was a grandson of thelate James A. Duffy, who for thirty-three years was a captain in the Courtof Sessions, Kings County, and whoserved as captain under Maj. Spinoela in the Civil War. Heis survived by his mother, Marv; abrother, Clarence A. Duffy, V. S. N.,and a , Mrs. Grace D. Kearney. lit. Artliur Edward Graiibcrg. Lt. Arthur Edward Granberg of 349Lenox road, who served in Francewitli Batt. C of the 47th C. A. diedof in France on Novem-ber 1. His military career began withthe 13th Coast Defense Command inBrooklyn, where he rose to the non-commissioned rank of electrical ser-geant. He was mustered into Federalservice with his regime
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