The information contained within this post comes directly from the February 1924 Grand Ball Program.
Central Fire Station
Central fire station, at the junction of Main and Elm Street.
Administration
- Victor H Viet, Fire Chief
- Joseph F Plant, Electrician
- S A Ezequelle, Mechanical Supervisor
- Lewis Y Krom, Deputy Chief
- Frank J Fox, Assistant Electrician
- Charles B Krom, Assistant Mechanical Supervisor
Engine Company No. 1
Engine Company No. 1 consisted of 21 permanent men in the following apparatus and equipment: One Motor Pumping Engine carrying 1000 feet of 2- 1/2 inch hose; One Motor Combination Chemical and Hose Car caring 750 feet of 2-1/2 inch hose, 200 feet of chemical hose, and 2 30-gallon chemical tanks and other minor equipment; One Motor Pumping Engine carrying 1000 ft. of 2-1/2 inch hose, 200 feet of chemical hose, 1 40-gallon tank and other necessary equipment.
- Captain H R Bronson
- Fireman J R Murray
- Fireman E L Edwards
- Fireman JJ Clark
- Fireman C E Schneider
- Fireman F F Viet
- Fireman M W Kennedy
- Fireman John Jurtz
- Fireman W J McCarthy
- Fireman J J Brannigan
- Fireman W J Mead
- Captain B F Bouton
- Fireman W H Speh
- Fireman Walter Seeley
- Fireman J J Conney
- Fireman T J Reilly
- Fireman J J Leary
- Fireman N G Gorman
- Fireman T F Maher
- Fireman J P Kotos
- Fireman N J G Abt
- Fireman Clarence Brooks
- Fireman T F Richardson
Truck Company No. 1
Truck company No. 1 consisted of seven permanent men in the following apparatus and equipment: one motor-driven aerial ladder truck with a 75-foot extension ladder, 193 feet of portable ladders, and a complete set of smaller equipment.
Captain E B Lamb
- Fireman R J Meyers
- Fireman J J Biessman
- Fireman M J Ryan
- Fireman W R Palmer
- Fireman H F Dodd
- Fireman H A Cartwright
Southend Fire Station No. 2
Located at the corner of Pacific and Henry Street.
Engine Company No. 2
Engine Company No. 2 consisted of 16 permanent men in the following apparatus and equipment: One Motor Pumping Engine carrying 1000 feet of 2-1/2 inch hose; One Motor-Driven City Service Truck with 1 40-gallon chemical tank, 200 feet of chemical hose, and a complete set of minor equipment.
- Captain C T Duane
- Fireman Arthur Kelley
- Fireman M H Clark
- Fireman Ed Kingsley
- Fireman A C Coon
- Fireman James Maloney
- Fireman G W Lyons
- Fireman D J Goreman
- Captain H C Dugdale
- Fireman W M Mullens
- Fireman William Wilson
- Fireman Chris Merriman
- Fireman F C Berg
- Fireman Joseph Kozma
- Fireman F M Hamm
- Fireman J P Grumbly
Westside Fire Station #3
Located at the corner of W. Main St. and Fairfield Avenue.
Engine Company No. 3
Engine Company No. 3 consisted of 10 permanent men and the following apparatus and equipment: one motor pumping engine carrying 1000 feet of 2 1/2 inch hose, 200 feet of chemical hose, one 40-gallon tank, and other necessary equipment. Also one steam fire engine in reserve.
- Captain D G Ragan
- Fireman W P Allen
- Fireman T F Clark
- Fireman F J O’Grady
- Fireman L. J. Hogan
- Fireman W J Densky
- Captain C H SPeh
- Fireman F J Gleason
- Fireman M F Donavan
- Fireman T. J Meehan
- Fireman J J O’Connor