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SERGT. FOY D. BURGESS PORT SANILAC Was born at Port Sanilac, June 1, 1890, son of George A. Burgess, attended the Port Sanilac school. His occupation was general merchandise and was connected with the firm of Dunlap & Burgess, at Port Sanilac. He has two sisters and three brothers: Mrs. Grace Urie ad Vera; Earl, Vance and Ross. He is a Selective Service man and went to Camp Custer September 21, 1917. Was transferred to Camp Green, N. C. March 8th 1918, and in April was sent to Camp Mills, N. Y., and embarked for France May 6, 1918. He is a member of Co. E, 58th Infantry, 4th Division. He was with his Division in all its important fights, going " over the top" four times and didn’t receive a search. In a from Lieut. F. H. Harrison, M. C., son of rev. Harrison, of Port Sanilac, he says " The part played by the 4th Division has been one to reflect some little credit to all". It has been in every drive from Chateau Thierry, Vesles, Fismes, St. Miehiel, Verdun and the last stand along the Argonne-Mcuse." He is now with the army of occupation. Was promoted to rank of Sergeant. August 1918. ******** PTE. ERWIN L. PAYNE BROWN CITY Was born at Brown City, September 8, 1889, son of Frank and Nora E. Payne, and attended the Brown City schools. His occupation was farming. He has four brothers and one sister: Arthur , Floyd, Carter Ivan and Maude E. He was a Selective Service man and went to Camp Custer August 30, 1918, and was member of Co. F, Infantry. He was muster out of service January 21, 1919.
PTE. LLYOD KENNY DECKERVILLE Was born in Downington, Sept. 24, 1894, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Kenny of Custer Township, and attended the Downington school. His occupation was farming. He was called to Camp Custer August 27, 1918, where he a at present with the Field Artillery. He has five brothers and four sisters. One brother George, overseas, and one in the hospital at Fort Sheridan, Illinois.
********* PTE. A. B. WELCH PORT SANILAC Was born in Port Sanilac, September 26, 1897, Son of Benjamin and Clara Welch attended District school an Cleary Business College. His occupation was farming . he has six brothers: Mike, John, William, Nelson, George and Leo. He is an Enlisted man, enlisting in the army July, 1918. He belongs to Co. L, Causal Detachment and still is station at Camp Custer. ********* PTE. MERLE FROSTICK PECK Was born in Elk Township, May 30, 1892, son of Thomas and Letitia Frostick, and attended the Stilson school. His occupation was farming. He has three sisters: Mable, Ida and Anna. He went to Vancouver Barracks July 1, 1918. And was leader of his contingent. He was a member of the 126th and 119th Spruce Squadrons, and was mustered out of service January 16, 1919. ******** PTE. EDWARD E. NELSON TYRE Was born at Oscoda, Michigan April 20, 1890, son of Edward and Eliza Nelson, and attended the Oscoda and Detroit schools. His occupation was farming. He has one brother and two sisters: Lloyd; Matilda and Emma. As a Selective Service man he went to Camp Custer July 22, 1918. He was member of the 14th Ammunition Train. Was muster out of the service January 17, 1919.
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PTE. ALBERT F. BLACK SANDUSKY Was born in Deckerville, December 10, 1896, son of George T. and Alice J. Black, attended the Gleason school and graduated from the Sandusky high school. His occupation was farming. He has one brother and three sisters: Jay; Ethel, Jennie and Georgia. After graduating he attended the national Areo school. He is an enlisted man entering the army service at Detroit May 25, 1918, was transferred to Camp Merritt, N. J., and from there was sent to the Panama Canal, a member of the Machine Gun Co., 33rd Infantry. His company was placed at the Canal to guard this waterway and was known as the "Jackass Battery." He is still in the service. ********* PTE. JOHN L. FALCONER McGREGOR
Was born at Mills, Marion Township, September 30, 1895, son of George A. and Elizabeth Falconer, attended the Doane and Downington schools. His occupation was farming. He has one brother: Russell. He was assigned to the 334th Motor Truck Co. While in bathing at Camp Custer he was drowned July 20, 1918. *********
PTE ORVAL LEACH MARLETTE
Was born at Kelvin, Ontario, Canada, January 9, 1891, son of William and Alice Leach, attended the Shabbona school and Michigan Agricultural college. His occupation was butter maker. He has one sister: Mrs. Flossie VanConant. As a Selective Service man he was sent to Columbus Barracks May 10, 1918, and was transferred to Bakery Co. 346th. He sailed from this country for overseas November, 1918. He still in the service. ***********
SEAMAN GEORGE RASMUSSEN MARLETTE Was born at West Park, Ohio, May 14, 1894, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Rasmussen, attended school at Rocky River, Ohio, and Marlette. His occupation was Horticulturist. He has one brother Carl. He is an enlisted men entering the Navy at Detroit 10, 1918,, he is a fireman on the U. S. S. America and is still in the service. ********* PTE, LEO HUNT TYRE Was born in Austin Township, August 1, 1895, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Hunt, and attended school at Freiburger. His occupation was farming. He has three brothers and three sisters: Hiram, Frank Dewey; Mina, Ida, Florence. He is a Selective Service man and went to Columbus Barracks May 1o, 1918; transferred to Waco Texas, May 14, 1918, and to Camp Merritt, New Jersey, August 1, 1918; went overseas August 16, and was wounded in action October 17, in France. He belongs to the 34th Infantry, Co. G. ******* SERGEANT EON A. COOK CASS CITY Was born in Evergreen Township, February 12, 1896, son of Chas. I. and Francis M. Cook, and acquired his education in Evergreen school District No. 5. His occupation was farming. He has three brothers and two sisters: Irvin F., Norman W., and Eben R.; Ruth C. and Thelma M. His first brother two brothers are in the army. He is a Selective Service man and went from this county to Camp Custer November 22, 1917, and in June 1918, was transferred to Wilmington, Delaware. He was promoted to rank of s3ergeant and belongs to 12th Brigade, C o. B, U. S., G. N. A.
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PTE. RALPH ARNOLD SNOVER Was born in Moore Township, April 8, 1894, son of Frank T. and Lenora Arnold, attended the District school. His occupation was farming. He has three sisters and four brothers: Olive, Lydia and Lucy; Vern, Edward Alva and Ora. As a Selective Service man he went to Camp Custer September 21, 1917. Was transferred to Camp McArthur, Texas, in October. He sailed for France February 8th 1918, with a Machine Gun Co., of the 32nd Division. Headquarters Troop. He return to his home in Moore township in May 1919. ********* PTE. HAROLD L. McLAUGHLIN SANDUSKY
Was born in Sandusky, March 9, 1897, son of Fred and Jennie McLaughlin, attended Sandusky high school. And Northwestern University, Chicago. His occupation was a musician. He has two brothers and three sisters: Nelson and Russell; Martha, Irene and Nillie. He is an enlisted man joining the Marines at Chicago., August 29, 1917. He was sent to Paris Island, S. C., and was assigned to 330 th Co., Battalion R. He has been honorably discharge from the service. ********** PTE ALEXANDER HEUSSNER MARLETTE Was born in Marlette, February 28, 1889, son of John and Susanna Heussner, attended Marlette public schools. His occupation was farming. He has three brothers and two sisters: George, Martin and Carl; Elizabeth, Mrs. W. l. Gibson. He is a Selective Service man and left for Camp Custer September 21, 1917,and on October23, was transferred to Camp McArthur, and embarked for overseas March 25, 1918, and still in the service. He was promoted to rank of Wagoner December 15, 1917, and belongs to 107 Sanitary Train, Ambulance Headquarters Sector.
PTE. MERVIN A WINER MARLETTE Was born at Crediton, Ontario, June 10, 1896, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Winer, attended the Marlette schools. His occupation was farming. He has one sister and brother: Lillian and Alvin. He is a Selective Service man and went to Ann Arbor for special mechanical training August 15, 1918. He transferred to Camp Merritt, N. J., September 15, sailing from there for overseas November 12. He is attached to the 118th Sanitary Squad and still is in the service. ********** PTE. CLARENCE A. BATCHELOR Melvin
Was born at Snover, February 1, 1895, son of Austin and Leona Batchelor, attended school at school at North Speaker. His occupation farming. He has two sisters and three brothers: Pearl and Ethel; Leo, Roy and Glenn. As a Selective Service man he went to Camp Cuter April 29, 1918. He sallied for France July 25, with the 85th Division, a member of Co. G. He received a wound in both of his limbs October 21, 1918. He has not been discharged. *********
SEAMAN HARRY LEROY MOORE ELMER Was born in Moore Township, September 23, 1896, so of Robert M. and Beatrice Moore, attended the District school and Port Huron Business college. His occupation was bookkeeper. He has three brothers: Carmon L.; Robert M. and Wesley. He is an Enlisted man joining the Navy at Detroit July 19, 1918. Was sent the great Lakes Training Station and later to Philadelphia. He sailed for overseas October, 1918, on the U. S. S. Lake Traverse. He is still in the service. He was married March 1, 1917, to miss Esther Mary Randall, at Detroit.
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PTE. CLEARENCE E. GROW APPLEGATE (date and place of birth not given) He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. S. Grow, and is a farmer by occupation. He is Selective Service man, and was sent Vancouver Barracks, Washington, July 1918. He belonged to the 142 Provisional Regiment. Was muster out of the service at Camp Custer December 023, 1918. ******* PTE. WESLEY W. WENDROF SNOVER Was born in Moore Township, March 6, 1897, son of William and Bertha Wendrof, and attended District school. His occupation was farming. He has four brothers and three sisters: Emil, Charles, William, Herman; Anne, Clara, Minnie. He was a Selective Service man and was sent to Cap Wadworth November 11, 1918. ******* PTE. ALONZO V. BAKER CARSONVILLE Was born in Marlette, June 12, 1894, son of Alonzo and Effie Baker, and attended school at Owosso and Lee schools district school No. 1. His occupation was farming. He has one brother and one sister: Bradford; Florence. He is a Selective man and went to Camp Custer November 23, 1917, was transferred to Camp Mills, embarking for overseas in July, 1918. He belongs to Supply Company and still is in the service.
PTE. EDWARD OWENS CARSONVILLE Was born in Bridgehampton Township, October 31, 1896, son of Albert and Maggie Owens, and attended the Baker school. His occupation was farming. He has one sister: Mattie. As a Selective Service man he went to Camp Custer August 29, 1918. He is a member of Co. F, 78th Infantry. He is still in the service.
PTE. WILLIAM PABST MARLETTE
Was born in Marlette Township, February 14, 1891, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gustave Pabst, attended the Hager school. His occupation was farming. He has one sister and three brothers: Rose; Cleveland, Rudolph and Julina. He is a Selective Service man and went to Camp Custer September 21, 1917. Sailed for Archangel, Russia, August 1918, where he is now stationed. He is a member of Co. E, 339th. ******* PTE. CLEARENCE SAUDER MARLETTE Was born in Marlette Township, June 10, 1896, son of Christian and Annie Sauder, and attended Marlette schools. His occupation was farming. He has two brothers and five sisters: Henry, Roy; May, Helen, Bernice, Mildred, Edith. He is a Selective Service man going to Camp Wadsworth November11,1918, and discharged November 12, 1918. ******** PTE. J. KENT ERWIN MARLETTE Was born in Marlette, February 17, 1896, son of F. J. and Jean Erwin, and attended Marlette high school. His occupation was druggist. He has two brothers and two sisters: Harry and Perry; Marguerite and Vera. He enlisted in Detroit while attending law school there and went overseas in October, 1917. He belongs to Shurly Base Hospital No. 36, as a druggist. He arrived home in May, 1919. *********** PTE. CHRISTIAN J. HORNBECK MARLETTE Was born at Grayling, Michigan August 5, 1900, son of Andrew and Dorothy Hornbeck, and attended JUHL school. His occupation was farming. He has three brothers and four sisters: Sigvald, Henry, Richard; Metha, Agnes, Juila, Hilda. He enlisted at Detroit, October 016, 1918, and was sent to Paris Island, belonging to Co.459, Battalion E.
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CORPORAL BRUCE C. ADAMS MARLETTE Was born in Lamotte Township, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Adams, attended Parker district school and Ferris Institute. His occupation was farming. He has two brothers and two sisters: William and Russell; Clara and Mrs. Bruce Wilson. He is a Selective Service man and went to Camp Custer November 22, 1917. With the 32nd Division he was transferred to Camp McArthur, Texas, December 20, 1917. Was sent overseas February 1, 1918. Received promotion to rank of Corporal June, 1918. He is a member of the 107th Ammunition Train 32nd Division. He is still in the service. Was married December 25, 1915, to Miss Edna Jickling, daughter of W. W. Jicklng, of Lamotte township, who died February 19, 1917. ********** PTE. ENNEST I. SURBROOK CROSWELL Was born in Buel township, May 5, 1895, son of Samuel R., and Maggie J. Surbrook, and attended the District school. His occupation was farming. He has fur brothers and five sisters: Clarence, Lewis, Oliver and Burch; Eva, Florence, Vernice, Sarah, and Esther. He went to Camp Custer May 27, 1918, as a Selective Service man. Was transferred to Boston July 29, assigned to United States Coast Guard duty. He belonged to Co. B, 3rd Bn. U. S. G. he was discharged from the service December 25, 1918.
********** SEAMAN ROBERT L. SMITH SNOVER Was born in Lambton County, Canada, March 27, 1887, son of James and Emily Smith, attended District school in Canada and Argyle township. His occupation was carpentry. He has one brother and sister: Oliver and Mrs. Pearl Lawson. He is an enlisted man entering the Navy in June, 1917. He is still in the service.
PTE. OWEN C. VATTERS ARGYLE Was born in Lamotte, Township, October19, 1892, son of Albert H. and Elizabeth Vatters, attended the District school. His occupation was farming he has two sisters and three brothers: Ludelia and Beatrice; Walter, Perry and Bryon. He is a Selective Service man and went to Camp Custer April 1, 1918. Was transferred to Camp Gordon, Ga., May 3, and on the 23rd of the same month was sent Camp McClellan, Ala. Sailed for overseas the middle of June. He is a member of Co. K, 115th Infantry. Was wounded during the battle of Argonne Forest October 19, 1918. He is still in the service. ************* PTE HORACE WILSON YALE Was born in Fremont Township, May 12, 1895, son of William and Harriett Wilson, attended Yale high school AND Ferris Institute. His occupation was stenographer. He is Selective Service man and went to Camp Custer September 7, 1918. He belongs to 33rd Co., 9th Brigade, 160th Depot Brigade. On September 29th was assigned to Local Board work and sent to Sandusky, Michigan. He has been discharged from the service. *********
CORP. WILLIAM A. WOLFE SNOVER Was born in Moore Township, September 14, 1895, son of William F. and Ida M. Wolfe. His occupation was farming. He has two brothers and four sisters: Lawrence and Clifford; Lulu, Hazel, and Catherine. He is Selective Service man and went to Camp Custer September 21, 1918. He is a member of Co. F, 339th Infantry. He received his honorable discharge from the army and returned home May, 1919.
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ENSIGN JOHN F. SHELDON CROSWELL Was born in Washington Town ship, July 8, 1892, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clark Sheldon, attended Croswell high school and Michigan Agriculture and horticulture. He has six sisters and three brothers: Mrs. Louis Falls, Helen, Mrs. Edward Camm, Mrs. George Topping, Mrs. Authur Pomeroy , Mrs. J. T. Miduske; Hiram J., Albert and James. He is an Enlisted man entering the navy at Norfolk, Va. December 13, 1917. Attended officers’ training school and received promotion to rank of Ensign June 10, 1918. He has been assigned to the U. S. S. Raleigh and still is in his country’s service.
Corp. Carl M. Marlette Was born at West Park, Ohio, March 11, 1896, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Rasmussen, attended school at Rocky River, Ohio, and Marlette. His occupation was horticulturist. He has one brother George. He is a Selective Service man and went to Camp Custer September 5, 1917. He was promoted too rank of Corporal April, 1918. He sailed for France in June of the same year with the 310th Supply Train. He is still in the service. ********** PTE. GORDON REDMAN MARLETTE Was born at Marlette, October 16, 1896, son of Fred and Jennie Redman, attended the Neumann school. His occupation was farming. He has one brother and sister: earl and Nina. As a Selective Service man he was sent to camp Eustis, Va., October 24, 1918. He was assigned to the Anti Aircraft squad. Was promoted to rank of First Class Private. Was honorably discharged from the service and returned home December 21, 1918. *********
PTE. LEO S. TODD MARLETTE
Was born at Richmond, Michigan November 25, 1889, son of Albert and Eula Todd, attended the district school at Red Star and Juhl. His occupation was farming. He has one brother and sister: Roy and Mrs. Viggo Smith. He is a Selective Service man and went with the contingent to Camp Custer May 27, 1918. Was sent to Cap Mills, N. Y., port of embarkation July 15, 1918, sailing for Russia in August. He belongs to Co. A, 339th Infantry. Was wounded October 8, 1918, while engaged in battle in Russia, where he is still stationed with his company. ********** PTE. CLARE N. KELLY MARLETTE Was born in Marlette Township, March 28, 1888, son of John and Lois Kelly, attended District school and Marlette high school. His occupation was farming. He has four brothers and four sisters: Adin, Glidden, Joseph, Archie; Edna, Lydia, Jean, and Ida. He is a selective Service man and went to Camp Custer April 1, 1918. Was transferred to Fort Riley, Kansas, in May and on July 5, was again transferred to Camp Greenleaf, Ga. He is a member of Co. C, Cooks and Bakers Department. He has not been discharged from the service.
******** PE. FRANK PINOK TYRE
Was born at Parisville, Huron County, October 3, 1897, son of Anthony and Mary Pinok attended the Austin school. His occupation was farming. He has two sisters and three brothers. He went to Camp Mills. N. Y., in July, of the same year sailing for Russia the following month—August , where he is now stationed. He is a member of the 339th Infantry.
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SERGT. RAYMOND R. RIEDEL MINDEN CITY Was born in Fosterville, April 16, 1895, son of Louis and Anna Riedel, attended Minden City and Harbor Beach high schools. His occupation was grain business. He has three brothers and two sisters: Albert, Louis and Paul; Mrs. A. N. Bostwick and Nattie. He is a Selective Service man and left for Camp Custer September 21, 1918, and was transferred to Camp Mill, July 8, and left for overseas July 20. He became a corporal about two weeks after he left Camp Custer, and was promoted to sergeant about the first of November, 1918. He also attended officer’s training camp in France but did not get commissions on account of signing armistice and order made not to issue any more commissions. He was a member of Co. F, 338th Infantry. He returned. He was married June 8, 1917, at Harbor Beach, to Miss Gladys Kelly. ********* PTE. CHARLES PUDNEY APPLEGATE
Was born at Detroit, February 17, 1895, son of Charles and Bertha Pudney, attended school at Aitkin. His occupation was farming. He has one sister and five brothers: Bertha; Irving, Clearance, Peter, Elmer and Raymond. He is a Selective Service man. he belonged to Co. A. Was transferred from Camp Custer to Cam Mills, N. Y., with the 85th Division and sailed for Archangel, Russia, where he is now stationed.
********* PTE. RUSSEL J. WILSON MARLETTE Was born in Marlette April 11, 1899, son of Mr. and Mrs. William B. Wilson, and attended the Marlette high school and Ypsilanti. He has two brothers and two sisters: Bruce, George; Grace, Jean. He enlisted at East Lansing, October 1, 1918, and was a member of Co. E. He was honorably discharged December 21, 1918.
PTE. TELFORD J. RUSHTON DECKERVILLE Was born in Forester Township, November 23, 1894, son of George and Kate Rushton, attended Forester school and later in Port Huron. His occupation as farming. He has one brother: Orvil E. He was a selective Service man and left for Camp Custer April 29, 1918, where he served two months and ten days, when he was discharged from the service on account of physical disability. He was a member of Co. F, 310th Ammunition Train.
PTE. GEORGE McDONALD CROSWELL Was born in Washington Township, August 19, 1986, son of Robert and Mary A. McDonald, attended the District school. His occupation was farming. He has three brothers and one sister: Thomas, Joseph and Robert; Bessie. He is a Selective Service man and went to Camp Custer August 30, 1918. He was a member of Co. L. He was honorably discharged from the service December 12, 1919. He was married to Miss Mary Garbutt, at Sandusky, June, 1917.
********* PTE. ELMER WESTBROOK CROSWELL Was born in Buel Township, October 18, 1895, son of Frank and Helen Westbrook, attended the Croswell high school. His occupation was farming. He has two sisters: Jean R. and Helen F. As a Selective Service man he went to Camp Custer November 22, 117. Was transferred to Camp McArthur, Texas, December 19, 1917. He sailed for France February 1, 1918, with Co. E, 107th Ammunition Train. Received promotion to First- Class Private May 16, 1918. He received his discharge from Camp Sherman, a member of the 9th Co.; 3rd Training Battalion, 158th Depot Bridge January 25, 1919.
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CORP. WILLIAM L. PHILLIPS SNOVER
Was born at Eagle River, Wisconsin, March 20, 1894, son of Lewis and Minnie Phillips, attended the Shabbona school. His occupation was farming. He has six sisters and brother: Maud, Ruth, Relva Clare, Marguerite, Lena; Ervin. He is a Selective man and was sent to Camp Custer September 21, 1917. He sailed for France July 1918, with the 85th Division. He was a member of Co. F, 338th Infantry. Received promotion to rank of Corporal November 1918. He arrived home from overseas the first of April, 1919, and has received his discharge from the service. ********** PTE. WILLIAM KADDATZ DECKER Was born in Lamotte Township, October 23, 1888, son of Albert and Ulricka Kaddatz. Attended the District school. His occupation was farming. He has one sister, Mrs. John Wengert. As a Selective Service man he went to Columbus Barracks May 10, 1918. Transferred to Camp McArthur, Texas, and from there to Camp Merritt, N. J., in August. He sailed for France September 1, with Co. G, 34th Infantry, 7th Division. He is still in the service. ********** PTE. JOHN W. ARTHUR MARLETTE Was born at Marlette, July 28, 1894, son of Mrs. C. W. Arthur, attended the Marlette schools. His occupation was farming. He had two sisters: Mrs. Ira Spears and Mrs. Frank A. Siple. He was the leader of a contingent of Selective service men. That went to Ann Arbor for special mechanical training. He belonged to 2nd Co. Division B. He died October 27, 1918, at An Arbor of Pneumonia.
PTE. BRUCE LUDINGTON MELVIN N Was born in Speaker Township, November 14, 1892, son of Joseph and Nancy Ludington, and attended the district school. His occupation was farming. He has one brother John. He was a Selective Service man and went to Camp Custer April 29, 1918. Was transferred to Bristol, Pa. Shipyards June 20. He belongs to Co. C, 12th Bn. United States Guards. Was honorably discharged from the service January 8, 1919.
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PTE. CHARLES W. McCULLY FORESTVILLE Was born in Marion Township, November 12, 1896, son Joseph and Alice McCully, attended the Forester school. His occupation was farming. He has one sister Carrie B. He is a Selective ********** SEAMAN DONALD F. GILLIS SANDUSKY Was born in Custer Township, March 8, 1894, son of Hugh and Jessie Gillis, attended schools in District No. 2, Custer, and Detroit Technical college. His occupation machinist. He has two brothers and one sister: Colin and Norman; Mrs. V. Fisher. He enlisted at Detroit in the Navy December 5, 1917, and sent to the Great Lakes training School, and later transferred to Pensacola Fla. Was promoted from the M. M. first class October 5, 1918. He left for overseas July 8, 1918. While overseas was attached to the Northern Bombing Group as gunner and observer. He as honorably discharged December 23, 1918.
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Pte. George Schroeder Palms was born in Delaware Township, September 13, 1888, son of Ferdinand and Maria Schroeder, attended the District school. His occupation was farming. He has two brothers and three sisters: William and Edward; Emilia, Bertha, and Martha. He was a Selective Service man and went to Camp Custer November 23, 1917. Was transferred with the 32nd Division to Camp McArthur, Texas and sailed for France February, 1918. He was a member of Co. E, 125th Regiment. He was killed in action on July 31, 1918.
************ PTE. WILLIAM H. BAUGHAM MINDEN CITY Was born in Delaware Township, May 30, 1888, son of Christopher and Eliza Baugham, and attended Minden City schools. He was a hardware dealer. He has four brothers and two sisters: Edward, Frank, Martin, Everett; Martha and Evelyn. He was leader of a contingent of Selective Service man that went to Camp Custer April 29, 1918. On July 20, was transferred to Camp Mills. N. Y. sailing for France on the 29th of the same month. He belongs to Co. H, 26th Infantry. He was at the battle of Argonne Forest. He has not yet arrived home from overseas service. ************* PTE. WILLIAM GLASS MINDEN CITY
Was born in Minden City, September 22, 1886, son of William and Wilhemina Glass, attended Minden City schools. His occupation was furniture dealer and undertaker. He has one brother: Frank E: He enlisted at Sandusky June 15, 1918, and was sent to training school at Ann Arbor and later transferred to Camp Custer. Was promoted to rank of Mechanic august 20, 1918. He belonged to Headquarters Co. 7th Infantry. He was honorably discharged from the service December 16, 1918.
PTE. EDGAR G. KELLY SANDUSKY
Was born in Sandusky, April 17, 1895, son of Freeman and Josephine Kelly, attended Sandusky schools. His occupation was time keeper and checker in Buick Motors Co., Flint. He has two sisters: Lottie M. and Bernice E. He enlisted at Flint May 1917, and was sent to Camp Dodge September, 1917, and left for overseas August , 1918. He is an ambulance drive r and belongs to Co. No. 351. He is still overseas. ********
PTE. GLENN MATTISON CARSONVILLE Was born in Washington township, December 22, 1895, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Mattison, attended the Washington Center school. His occupation was farming. He has one sister and four brothers: Emeline; Fred, Edward, Mack and Dewey. He is a Selective Service man and went to Camp Custer May 27, 1918. Transferred to Camp Mills< N. Y., July 18. He is a member of Co. F, 329th Infantry and sailed for overseas August 25. He is still in the Seville. He is married to miss Clara Mater. *********** PTE. WILLIAM McELROY VALLEY CENTER
Was born in Maple Valley Township, December 25, 1894, son of James G. and Matilda J. McElroy, attended District school and Brown City high school. His occupation was farming, he has two brothers and two sisters: Thomas and Richard; Margaret and Helen. He is a Selective Service man and went to Camp Custer November 22, 1917, and later transferred to Camp Green S. C. and left for overseas in May, 1918, and is still in the service. He belongs to Co. M, 39th Infantry, 4th Division.
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PTE OTTO STREU SANDUSKY Was born in Watertown Township, October 8, 1896, son of Fred and Rosetta Streu, attended high school at Sandusky. His occupation in mechanic. He has four brothers, one sister: William, George, Rina, Gordon Streu; Hattie. H was a Selective Service man and was sent to Ann Arbor for special mechanical training. Later he was sent to Camp Hancock, Ga. He was a member of 2nd Co. Machine Gun. Received his discharge from the service January 8, 1919. ********* CORP. EARL F. PHILLIPS MARLETTE Was born at Marlette, December 27, 1891, son of Richard Phillips, a graduate of University of Michigan. he is an attorney-at-law. He has four brothers and two sisters: Gilbert, Robert, Fred and Roy; Pearl and Clara. As a Selective Service man he went to Camp Custer September 21, 1917, an assistant leader of contingent. Was promoted to rank of Corporal in September. He was a member of the 338th Infantry Co. A After a severe illness he received his honorably discharged from the service ?February 19, 1918. ****** CORP. MELVIN POLLARD SANDUSKY Was born in Elmer Township, August 19, 1894, son of John and Florence Pollard and attended District school and Ferris Institute. His occupation was farming. He has one sister Bernice. He is a Selective Service man and went to camp Custer September 27, 1917. With the 32nd Division was transferred to Camp MacArthur, Texas, October 20. Was sent to France February 1918, and in June of the same year, was promoted to rank of Corporal. He was a member of Battery F, 119th Field Artillery, 32nd Division. He has returned home having received his discharged from the service.
PTE. RUSSEL J. MILLER SANDUSKY Was born in Huron County, Ont., September 21, 1893, son of John H. and Agnes Miller, attended District school. His occupation was farming. He has five sisters: Irene, Edna, Gertrude, Blanche and Mabelle. As a Selective Service man he sent to Camp Custer April 1, 1918, and was from there transferred to Camp Gordon, Va. He sailed for overseas June 15. He is a member of Co. C, 112th Machine Gun, and is still in the service. ********** PTE. CLARENCE R. TEETS SANDUSKY
Was born in Moore Township, May 6,1896, son of warren and Anna Teets, attended the urban school. His occupation was farming . he has two brothers and one sister: Claud and Lloyd; Ruth. He is a Selective service man and went to Camp Custer November 22, 1917. He was sent to Camp Mills, N. Y., where he embarked for France January, 1918. He was a member of Co. E, 310th Ammunition Train. Was promoted to rank of First Class Private. Was honorably discharged from the service and returned home in may 1919.
******** PTE. GEORGE L. ROWE SANDUSKY Was born in Elmer Township, June 27, 1894, son of William and Josephine Rowe, attended District school. His occupation was farming. He has one bb brother and two sisters: Walter; Bessie and Mary. He is a Selective Service man and went to Camp Custer September 21, 1917, with the 32nd Division was transferred to Camp MacArthur, Texas, October 21. He sailed for France February 7, 1918. He is a member of Co. E, 125th Infantry, as a messenger. Was wounded on July 31, in the leg. Returned to the country January 21, 1919, and shortly afterwards received his discharged from the service.
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PTE. WILLIAM STEINHUAS MELVIN
PTE. EDWARD CROSWELL
Was born near Croswell, October 30, 1891, son of James and Emma J. Campbell, attended the Croswell schools. His occupation was farming. He has five sisters and four brothers: Mrs. James Cutler, Mrs. Archie McCallum, Mrs. J. W. Edmonds, Mrs. Nelson Fox and Ada L.; C. H., Albert, Elton J. and Harry M. he is an enlisted man entering the service at Ann Arbor June 1, 1918, a member of the 142nd Spruce Division. Was sent to Vancouver, Washington, July 2, and from there to Oregon. Was sent back to Camp Custer December, 1918, where he received his discharge.
MECHANIC GLENN TUBBS APPLEGATE Was born in Applegate, September 5, 1886, son of William and Clara Tubbs, attended the Applegate school. His occupation was blacksmith. Has three sisters and four brothers: Mrs. Bert Ferris, Mrs. Wm. Mitchell and Ms. William Colcleugh; Edward, Samuel, William and Lee. He is a Selective Service man and went to Camp Custer May 27, 1918. Was transferred to Camp Mills, N. Y., in July, sailing for Russia the following month, where he is now stationed, a member of Co. H., 339th Infantry. He was married to miss Olive Smith at Sandusky, July 28, 1917. ********** PTE. EDWIN THOMAS DILLION PALMS
Was born in Marion Township, October 5, 1894, son of Daniel and Mary Dillion, attended the District school. His occupation was machinist. He is a Selective Service man and went to Camp Custer April 29, 1918, and was sent to Camp Mills, N. Y., in June, sailing in July with the 85th Division. He is a member of Battery D, 328th Field Artillery and still is in the service.
********** PTE. JOHN ADAIR SNOVER Was born in Argyle Township, March 17, 1989, son of James G. and Mary J. Adair, attended the Laing school. His occupation was farming. He has two sisters and two brothers: Maud and May; Alfred and George. He was a Selective Service man and went to Camp Custer September 21, 1917, was transferred to Camp MacArthur Texas, November. On February 7, 1918 he sailed with the Machine Gun Co., 125th Infantry for France. He was killed in action September 1, 1918. ******** PTE. ELWYN NURENBURG CARSONVILLE Was born in Sanilac Township, February 13, 1896, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nurenburg, attended the District school. He was nurse in the hospital at Newberry, Michigan. he is a Selective Service man and went to Camp Custer April 30, 1918. Was transferred to Camp Mills, N. Y., July 13, and sailed for France July 21,. Was promoted to First Class Private. He belonged to 339th Field Hospital. He is still in the service, he has four brother and one sister: Clark, Glenn, Avery and Vern: Irene.
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PTE. BURTON HEWITT DECKERVILLE Was born in Wheatland Township, November 17, 1890, son of John S. and Arilla J, Hewitt, attended the Yale high school and Ferris Institute. His occupation was school teacher and farming. He has two sisters: Frances L. and Mary E. As a Selective Service man he was sent to Camp Eustis, Ga. As assistant leader of his contingent. Was assign to 64th Battery, Anti Aircraft Sector, Coast Artillery. Received his honorable discharge and returned home December 20, 1918.
******** PTE. GEORGE W. KISSANE CROSWELL Was born in Formosa, Kansas, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kissane, attended District school No. 2 Buel. His occupation was farming. He has one brother: Edward. He is a Selective Service man and left for Camp Custer April 1, 1918, and was transferred to Fort Riley, Kas., May 15, and from there to Camp Logan, Texas, June 30, and went overseas August 31. November, 1918, he was promoted to army nurse. He belongs to Base Hospital No. 86, and still is in the service.
********* SERGT. GEORGE M. McCREADY MARLETTE Was born in Flynn Township, October 7, 1889, son of Martin H. and Alvira McCready, attended the Lane school. His occupation was farming. He has two brothers: Frank and William. He is a Selective Service man and went to Camp Custer, September 21, 1917. He was assigned to the Signal Corps at Camp Custer but when transferred to Camp McArthur, Texas, October 26, was put in the Infantry. He sailed for France with the 32nd Division. Co. L. 125th Infantry, landing March 10, 1918. Was promoted to rank of Corporal August 15, and was made a Sergeant October 25. He returned home May 1919.
PTE. WILLIAM BARTLE BROWN CITY
Was b0orn in Maple Valley township, September 8, 1896, son of James and Alice Bartle, attended the district school. His occupation was farming. He has six brothers and two sisters: Carl, Roy, Arthur, Frank Jay and George; Bertha and Alice. Was sent to camp Eustis, Va. As a selective Service man and on December 8, 1917, was transferred to Camp Lee, Va. He was a member of Co. B, 2nd Division. Was discharged from the service returned home January 8, 1919. *********** CORP. ROY McDONALD SANDUSKY
Was born in Forester, February 22, 1997, son of Henry and Anna McDonald attended Sandusky high school. His occupation was bookkeeper. He has two brothers: John and Norman. He enlisted in Detroit May 15, 1918, and sent to Paris Island, S. C. He was a member of the Marine Corps, and promoted to Corporal August 1918. He was honorably discharged in April, 1919 and returned home.
******* PTE. AMOS ARTHUR McLEAN SANDUSKY
Was born in Sandusky, October 9, 1896, son of John and Mary McLean, and attended the Sandusky public schools and graduated from the Flint high school, During his senior year at high school he was Captain of the Flint high school Cadets. He is an Enlisted man joining the Marines soon after leaving school. He enlisted at Detroit may1, 1918. He was sent to Paris Island, south Carolina, and from there transferred to Quantico, Va. He sailed for overseas August 12, 1918, with the 51st Co. 5th Marine Carps. He is now with the army of occupation in the marine motor boat patrol at Bendrof, Germany, on the Rhine. He was married to Miss Mary Ethyle Williamson at Washington D. C.. July 27, 1918.
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PTE. FRED C. SCHULTZ SNOVER Was born in Moore Township, November 25, 1894, son of Charles and Rachel Schultz, attended the District school. His occupation was farming. He had one brother two sisters: Charles Jr.; Mrs. C. J. Bulgrien and Clare. He was Selective service man and went to Camp Custer November 22, 1917, with the 32nd Division was transferred to Camp MacArthur, Texas, December 18, and in January 16, 1918, was transferred to Camp Mills, N. Y., sailing for France February 7, 1918. He was a member of Co. 125th Infantry, was killed in battle July 31, 1918. ******** PTE. LEROY C. BRIGHT SANDUSKY Was born in Watertown Township, September 20, 1895, son of Rueban and Martha Bright, attended the Morse school. His occupation was farming. He has three sisters and three brothers: Frances, Etta, and Sarah; Ferman, Howard ad Harold. He is a Selective Service man and went to Camp Custer May 27, 1918. In July he sailed to England with Co. H, 339t Infantry, 85th Division, and from there to Northern Russia, where he is now stationed. ********* PTE. JOHN WILLIAM HENRY SANDUSKY
Was born in Sandusky, October 25, 1892, son of George and Julia Henry, attended Sandusky school. His occupation was farming. He has one brother and six sisters: Edward; Mrs. John Hill, Mrs. Ed Herrick, Mrs. WJ. Foley, Gladys, Lela and Beatrice. He is a selective Service man and went to Camp Custer, November 29, 1917. In February, 1918, was transferred to camp Merritt N. J., and on the 10th of march sailed for overseas. He was attached to Co. C, 168th Infantry. Was wounded on the 30th July. Was discharged from the service in April, 1919, and returned home.
PTE. WILLIAM W. MINARD SANDUSKY Was born in Elmer Township, June 20, 1893, son of Samuel and Emma Minard, attended the District School. His occupation was farming. He has three brothers and one sister: Russel, Joseph and James; Mrs. Elmer Shuemaker. He is a Selective Service man and sent to Camp Greenleaf, Ga. March 5, 1918. Was attached to Hospital Unit No. 9. He left for overseas service June, 1918, and is still in his country’s service. ******** PTE. WALTER A. MERRICK SANDUSKY Was born in Fremont Township, June 7, 1891, son of George and Emiline Merrick, attended the District school. His occupation was farming. He had one brother and two sisters: John; Mrs. Jacob Hagle and Mrs. W. Baker. As a Selective Service man he went to Camp Custer May 27, 11918. Embarked from Camp Mills N. Y. for Russia in July. Was killed in action October 14, 1918. He was a member of the 339th Infantry. He was shot in the breast and lived only a few minutes. ********** PTE. WALTER A. BAERWOLF SANDUSKY Was born in Custer Township, August 301896, son of Charles and Alvin Baerwolf, attended the District school. His occupation was mechanic. He has four brothers and two sisters: August, Emil, Charles and Alvin. Clara and Lelma. He is a Selective Service man and went to Valpariso, Ind., for special mechanical training. Was transferred to Camp Vail, N. Y., October 27. He belonged to 12th Depot Battalion, Signal Corps. was promoted to rank of First Class Private November 1, 1918. Received his discharge from the army January 22, 1919.
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PTE, JAMES MAITLAND SANDUSKY
Was born in Wyandotte, Michigan, January 22, 1893, son of John and Mary Maitland, attended the district School. His occupation was farming. He has two sisters. And one brother: Ella and Claire: John H. He is a Selective Service man. and went to Camp Custer May 27, 1918, sailing for Russia in July. He is with Co. M, 339th Infantry, Northern Russia.
******** PTE ELMER E. GRIMES PECK
Was born in Sanilac County, February 27, 1899, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Grimes, attended the Peck schools. His occupation was inspector in automobile plant. He has three sisters and one brother: Lulu, Lottie and Ethel; William. He is Selective Service man and went to Camp Polk Va., October 14, 1918, later transferred to Camp Dix. He was a member of Co. C, 333 Bu Tank Corps. was honorably discharged from the service December 1, 1918. ******** PTE. EMERSON KITLEY MARLETTE Was born at Emmett, St. Clair County, March 21, 1896, son of Nelson and Rachel Kitley, attended the Sandusky high school and Ferris Institute. His occupation was elevator manager. He has four sisters and three brothers: Mrs. Chas. Brothers, Mrs. Irwin Niswader, Mrs. E. Guillait and Mrs. A. Wiser; James Louis, and Edward Kitley. He is a Selective Service man and went to /Camp Custer November 22, 1917, transferred to Camp Mills, N. Y. July 18, 118, sailing the of the month for overseas with the 85th Division. He has been promoted to rank of First Class Private and still is in the service. He was married August 7, 1917 to Miss Zella Johnson at Marlette.
PTE. JOHN SANDUSKY Was born in Watertown, Township, March 31, 1894, son of Johnson and Winnie Bright, attended the District school. His occupation was farming. He has four brothers and four sisters: George, William, Otto and Lewis; Emma, Mattie, Pearl and Norah. He is a Selective Serviceman and went to Camp Custer November 23, 1917. He sailed for France February, 1918, a member of Motor Truck Co., 376th. He is still in the service. ******* PTE. MARTIN DUGGAN PALMS Was born in Palms May 20, 1893, son of William and Mary Duggan, attended school at Lansing. His occupation was farming. He three brothers: Mike Edward and John. He is a Selective Service man and went to Camp Custer September 21, 1917, and later transferred to Camp Mills, and left for overseas August, 1918. He was slightly wounded October, 1918. He is a member of Co. F, 338th Infantry. He is still in the service. ****** CORP FLETCHER A. SCOUTEN SNOVER Was born in Moore Township, January 15, 1894, son Brown and Lillian Scouten, and acquired his education at the Snover school. His occupation was farming. He has three brothers and three sisters: Earl, Walter, Will, Mary Marjorie and Ruth. He is a Selective Service man and went from this county to Camp Custer September 21, 1917. In preparatory to being sent to Camp Mills , N. Y., July 15, 1918, and about the 25th of July, 1918, sailed for overseas service, with the 85th Division. He was promoted to rank of Corporal in C, 328th Field Artillery and is still with his company overseas.
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PTE. DAVID M. KOLAR MINDEN CITY
Was born at Minden City, June 8, 1897, son of Albert C. and Rose Kolar, attended the District school. His occupation was farming. He has two sister and five brothers: Agnes, and Anna: Edward, Frank, William, Lewis and Stanley. As a Selective Service man he went to Camp Wadsworth, S. C. Was discharge from the service November 12, 1918. ********* PTE. LORIS E. FALLS PORT SANILAC Was born at Port Sanilac, August 8, 1896, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Falls, attended the Port Sanilac school. His occupation was mechanic. He is a Selective Service man and went to Camp Custer August 29, 1918. He was a member of Co. B, M. G. Bn. He has been honorably discharged from the service. ****** CAPT. JOSEPH L. WALSH TYRE Was born at Tyre, August 28, 1889, son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Walsh, attended district school and later the Kalamazoo Normal. Was Superintended of schools at Beaverton, Michigan. he has three brothers and three sisters: Patrick, Peter and Maurice; Anna, Mrs. O’Shea and Sister M. Augustine. He is an Enlisted man attending the second officers’ training school at Fort Sheridan, Ill., and received his commission of First. Lieutenant November 27, 1917. Was assigned to duty at Camp Taylor, Louisville, Ky., Attached to Machine Gun Co., 334 Infantry, April 17, 1918, transferred to Replacement Camp At Camp Gordon, Ga.; assigned as Brigade Adjutant of 5th Brigade 2nd replacement Regiment. September 24, 1918 was promoted to Infantry Captain and placed in command of Co. F, 2nd Replacement Regiment. Received his honorable discharge from the service December 15, 1918.
LIEUT. THOMAS J. NICOL SANDUSKY
Was born in Greenleaf Township, October 16, 1894, son of Mrs. Margaret Nicol, attended the Sandusky high school and Michigan Agricultural College. His occupation s civil engineer. He has two brothers and two sisters: James and George; Lila and Mrs. Jean Chase. While in the service his father, Thomas J. Nicol, and brother Stuart B., died. He is a Selective Service man and went to Camp Custer September 5, 1917, a leader of the contingent . he enlisted at Lansing, May 8, 1917, and went to the officers training camp at Fort Sheridan, received his honorable discharge and came to Sandusky and was among the first of the Selective Service men to go from this county. From Camp Custer was transferred to Camp Lee, Va. And in June, 1918, while there he received his commission as 2nd Lieutenant. Was sent to Camp McArthur, Texas, and Camp Grant, Ill. In charge of soldiers. In September, 1918, was transferred back to Camp Custer. He belong to the Military Police. He received his honorable discharge. March, 1919. Was married to Miss Hired Eileen Nehman, at Detroit, December 22, 1917. ******** PTE. OSCAR J. CONKILN SANDUSKY Was born in Sanilac county, August 30, 1984, son of William and Loise Conkiln, attended Sandusky schools. He has two sisters: Mrs. Charles Bubel and Mrs. George Widdows. His occupation was clerk. His a Selective Service man and went to Camp Custer May 27, 1918, was transferred to Camp Mills, N. Y., in July and on 23rd of that month sailed for Russia. He is a member of Co. H, 339th Infantry, 85th Division. Was wounded in the arm in October. He is still stationed in Northern Russia.
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YEOMAN Berle C. FISHER BROWN CITY
Was born at Brown City, September 14, 1896, son of Albert and Sarah Fisher, Attended the Brown City school. His occupation was bookkeeper. He has one sister six brothers: Margaret; Guy, Blake, James, John, and Alex. He is an Enlisted man joining the Navy at Detroit July 27, 1918. He sailed for France September 14, of the same year. He is still in the service. ******** SERGT. J. FRANKLIN STONER SANDUSKY Was born at Yale, Michigan, August 8, 1896, son of David and Fannie Stoner, attended school at Sandusky and Ypsilanti. His occupation bookkeeper. He has three brothers and two sisters: Carleton, William, and Lafayette; Georgia and Alice. He is a Selective Service man and went to Camp Custer April 1, 1918. He was detailed to Headquarters Co., 40th Machine Gun Bn. Was promoted to Sergeant January 30, 1919, and later advanced to Sergeant-Major. Received his discharge from the service February 4, 1919. ********* SERGT. FRANK M. KOLAR MINDEN CITY Was born at Minden City, September 8, 1892, son of Albert C. and Rose Kolar, attended the District school and Kalamazoo Normal. His occupation was school teacher. He has two sisters and five brothers: Agnes and Anna; Edward, William, Lewis, David and Stanley. He is a Selective Service man and went to Camp Custer September 21, 1917. He sailed for France in July, 1918. Received promotion to rank of Corporal in February, 1918, and in July was made Sergeant. He is a member of Co. F, 338th Infantry and is still in the service.
PTE. JOHN McMANN DECKER Was born in Port Huron, October 25, 1893, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mathew McMann, and attended District schools. His occupation was farming. He has two sisters and two brothers: Eva and Maud; Gordon and Neil. He is a Selective Service man and went to Camp Custer April 29, 1918. Was transferred to Camp Mills, N. Y., in August, from there he embarked for France. He was a member of Co. K, 16th Infantry. He as in the battle of Argonne Forest. Was honorably discharged from the service and returned home in April, 1919.
**************** PTE. MELBOURNE QUIGG CARSONVILLE Was born in Bridgehampton Township, January 18, 1890, son of Alexander and Alice Quigg, and attended the District school. His occupation was farming. He has five sisters and three brothers: Maggie, Alice, Mary, Mattie, and Addie; James and Alexander, and Sidney. He is a Selective Service man and went to Camp Custer May 27, 1918. He is a member of Conservation and Reclamation Co., and was sent Alexandria, La., September 15, 1918. He is still in the service. *********** PTE. CHARLES CLOR MINDEN CITY Was born in Delaware Township, September 25, 1887, son of Celestion and Anna Clor, attended the District school. His occupation was farming. He has three brothers and two sisters: Joseph, Peter and Albert.; Rose Stimpfl and Anna Vandalen. He is a Selective Service man, went to Camp Custer May 27, 1918. On July 20, was sent to Allenwood, Vermont. He was a member of Co. C, 27Bn. United States Guards. Received his honorably discharge at Portsmouth, N. H. December 24, 1918.
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PTE. JOSEPH STEPKA TYRE
Was born at Paris, Huron County, January 6, 1889, son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Stepka, attended the Paris school. His occupation was farming. He has five brothers and seven sisters: Andrew, John, Toney, Edward and Leo; Mary, Stazy, Katie, Pauline, Maggie, Frances and Agnes. He is Selective Service man and went to Camp Custer May 27, 1918. Was transferred to Camp Mills N. Y., in July, sailing for Russia on the 21st of that month. He is now station at Archangel, Russia, with Co. A, 339th Infantry. He was wounded March 9, 1919. ********** PTE. WILLIAM KENNY DECKERVILLE
Was born in Custer Township April 29, 1896, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Kenny, attended the Downington school. His occupation was farming. He is a Selective Service man and went to Camp Cuter November 23, 1917. Was transferred to Camp McArthur, Texas, in December with the 32nd Division in July he was wounded, on the 25th. After spending several months in the hospital overseas he was sent home landing November 29. He has been honorably discharged from service. ******** PTE. FREDERICK GERROW CARSONVILLE Was born at Carsonville, September18, 1894, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Gerrow, attended the Carsonville schools. He was employed by the |
