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Joseph Ward Poché Sr. (1895-1970)
Ward Poché was a Construction Engineer and Sugar Refinery Superintendent. This photo probably taken at Texas City, Texas where he helped to construct the sugar refinery there. |
Ward Poché met and married his wife Cecile Olive Booth in 1926 while he was working in Texas City. In 1936, he and his family moved to Brooklyn, New York where he became a Plant Superintendent of a another sugar refinery. |
This photo shows Ward Poché on horseback at the Texas City sugar refinery construction site. |
Ward Poché -The World War I Years (1917-1920)
"DoughBoys" of the American "National Army" lined up for food. Ward Poché is the third man on the left side He served as a Supply Sergeant for purposes of rank and pay but did most of his work in personnel. He was assigned to Company C, 156th U.S. Army Infantry. |
Ward Poché during basic training with a Browning Automatic Rifle (BAR). | Ward Poché with friends during WWI. |