Obituaries

 

 

Fred D. Dvorsky

 

Soldier's Funeral At Morse Yesterday

The remains of the young soldier, Fred D. Dvorsky, who died at sea, arrived in Iowa City yesterday morning, the funeral taking place yesterday afternoon, from the family home near Morse with burial in Morse cemetery. A military escort accompanied the remains from Iowa City.

~Iowa City Citizen, October 28, 1918


Brought Comrade From New York

Leo Furlong, whose home is at Parnell, came in last Sunday morning on a short furlough. He brought the body of Fred Dvorsky, one of his own company, back to Iowa City for burial. Just as these two young men were ready to board the ship for France, both took sick with influenza. They were taken to the hospital where young Dvorsky died. Mr. Furlong returned to New York Monday night to report for duty.

~Oxford Leader, October 31, 1918

Note: Dvorsky, Private Fred D. Died at sea, Oct 1, 1918. Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dvorsky, Iowa City.

 

-transcribed and Submitted by Sharyl Ferrall for Iowa in the Great War
Iowa GenWeb County Coordinator, Allamakee, Clayton, Winnebago counties http://www.iagenweb.org
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