Gerald William Hogan
Kentucky Post, Thursday, 26 July 1917, page 4
Gerald and Carroll Hogan, William Irwin and Kenneth Bartlett, all of Newport, are among those leaving Aug 5 for the training camp at Montgomery Ala.
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Kentucky Post, Thursday, 8 November 1917, page 4
Albert J Hogan and daughter, Miss Eileen of Huntington W. Va. were guests of Mr. Hogan's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hogan, of Linden av. Newport. Thomas Hogan Jr. left Tuesday night to visit his brothers Corporals Gerald and Carroll Hogan, of the Third Ohio Field Artillery at Montgomery Ala.
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Kentucky Post, Saturday, 26 January 1918, page 3
Thomas Hogan and wife, prominent members of the Immaculate Conception Church, Newport, who have returned from a visit with their sons, Sergeant Gerald Hogan and Corporal Carroll Hogan, of the Third Ohio Field Artillery, stationed at Camp Sheridan, Montgomery Ala. praise the efforts of the Knights of Columbus in establishing halls for the comforts of the soldiers.
While visiting the camp Mr. and Mrs. Hogan attended mass in the YMCA hut. They were also present at an entertainment given in the K of C Hall which 500 soldiers attended.
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Kentucky Post, Saturday, 29 June 1918, page 4
Friends of Sergeant Gerald Hogan and Carroll Hogan of Linden av. will be interested to learn they have been transferred from Camp Sheridan Ala. to Camp Upton, L I.
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Kentucky Post, Wednesday, 27 November 1918, page 1
Thomas Hogan, Newport newspaperman, Wednesday, received a letter from his son, Gerald Hogan, a member of the American forces in France. The young soldier is a member of the field artillery and in his letter tells of the strenuous times the soldiers had in getting their cannon into action. The roads are described as being impassable.
In many instances the soldier writes, the artillery and gun carriages would sink up to the hubs in mud and mire. It was with difficulty the cannons could be moved. Young Hogan participated in the days that ended the war.
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Kentucky Post, Wednesday, 24 November 1920, page 4
Gerald William Hogan, son of Thomas Hogan, Newport newspaper man, and Miss Marjorie Furneaux, of Ft Thomas, were to be married Wednesday at South Orange, NJ. Miss Furneaux, a violinist is the daughter of H C Furneaux, Shaw Lane, Ft Thomas. The couple will be married at the home of the bridegroom's brother, A J Hogan. Rev Father Brady of the eastern city will officiate.
After the ceremony the couple will leave on an extended honeymoon after which they will take up residence at South Orange.