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Ernest Foote

Private, Company I

#101900

    Killed July 15, 1918 at Champagne. Buried July 16th, Grave No. 54, Map No. 3. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Ira M. Foote. Stronghurst, Illinois. During the bombardment on the night of July 14, Private Foote was hit by a shell which killed him instantly. Private Foote was always aggressive, often volunteering to go out in No Man's Land to investigate sounds of movement.

Ario E. Pickrel

Private, Company D

#101944

     Killed July 15, 1918 at Champagne. Buried in Grave No. 25, Map No. 3. Son of Mary Pickrel, Glenwood, Iowa. Private Pickrel was a general favorite among all the men of the company. Despite the fact that he was quite young, he always faced hardships without a word of complaint and did his share of the work as well as any of his older comrades. He rendered valuable service while on the Lorraine Front. He was killed by a shell striking near the place he was sleeping.