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Howard A. Mowery
Private, Company F
#101247
Killed April 27, 1918 at Lorraine Front in the trenches near Badonvillier.
Buried April 29th, Grave No. 51, Baccarat Cemetery.
Son of Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Mowery, Shelby, Iowa. Private Mowery was on
post in the front lines during the night. The
trenches were protected by wire netting. He thought
he heard a sound in the wires, and when he threw a grenade
it struck the wire in front of him, bounded back and he was
severely wounded by the explosion, dying before morning.
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John M. Jennings
Private, Company C
#100505
Killed May 1, 1918 at Badonvillier. Buried May 2, Grave No. 13, Pexonne
Cemetery, Map No.2.
Relative's address: Mrs. Roy E. Howard, Des Moines, Iowa.
Private Jennings had just finished his dinner and was standing
near the kitchen, waiting to wash his mess kit – a high
explosive shell struck near him, and a fragment of the shell
pierced his chest killing him instantly.
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