Iowa
Old Press
Iowa City Citizen
Iowa City, Johnson co. Iowa
December 6, 1918
Iowa Casualties
Washington, Dec. 6 -- Forty-eight Iowans were mentioned in the
casualties released today.
The Iowans are:
Died of Wounds
Lieutenant John P. Hanford, Cedar Rapids
Sergeant Eliza Clifford McKim, Marshalltown
Corporal Roy Long, Mount Pleasant
Privates: John Arthur Baker, Sioux City; Charles G. Carey,
Tipton; Leon E. Goddard, Harlan; Arthur F. Brandt, Postville;
Claude L. Bright, Sioux Rapids; Frank G. Dunn, Saratoga; William
H. Hunting, Ute; Albert R. Michels, Bellevue.
Died of Accident or other causes
Private Harrison Crichett, Grinnell
Died of Disease
Lieutenant George R. Mason, Des Moines
Sergeant Eugene H. Barnhart, Burlington
Corporal Harold G. Ralls, Marshalltown
Wagoner Cecil A. Azbill, Independence
Privates: John Hansen, Graettinger; James H. Herbert, Red Oak;
Andrew Peterson, Story City; Charles V. Strickland, Muscatine;
Ernest R. Valvick, Badger; Clarence L. Hysinger, Fruitland;
Delbert H. Gray,
Independence; William H. Dambrink, Lemars; Andrew Johnson,
Wallingford; Alfred Schroeder, Bellevue; Dick Van Holland, Rock
Valley; Frank L. Hopkins, Bedford; Julius Vinke, Manning; William
Young, Conroy; Andrew G. Norton, Odebolt; Arthur Stough,
Grinville
Wounded Severely
Privates: John Carl Burrow, Anthon; Peter Callas, Muscatine;
Lester C. King, Jerome; Leo Schueller, Dedham
Wounded, Degree Undetermined
Privates: Roy Henningson, Cedar Rapids; Roy Bucks, Davenport; Ola
B. Myers, Ottumwa; Keith W. Marrow, Wellman
Wounded Slightly
Private Theodore E. Nast, Cresco
Missing in Action
Sergeant Burt J. Height, Peterson
Privates: Arthur N. Akerson, Sioux City; Herbert E. Fairchild,
Sioux Rapids; Frank A. Moore, Rippey; Clarence E. Rubin, Brooks;
Roland P. Roeder, Grundy Center; James G. Smith, Collins
New Members in Historical Society
At the regular meeting of the board of curators, held in the
rooms of the society on Tuesday afternoon, the following persons
were elected to membership in the State Historical Society of
Iowa:
Mr. Kermit Christensen, Jewell
Mr. Henry F. Graepier, Dows
Mr. Ralph L. Harmon, Des Moines
Hon. A.O. Hauge, Des Moines
Hon. J.C. Lockin, Aurelia
Hon. Bertel M. Stoddard, Sloan
Mr. N.L. Vanderlip, Dows
Dr. A.L. Wheeler, Mason City
Mr. Edward B. Wilson, Des Moines
Mr. Edward Denham , New Bedford, Massachussetts was enrolled as a
life member
[transcribed by S.F., Oct. 2004]
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Iowa City Citizen
Iowa City, Johnson, Iowa
December 10, 1918
JOHN CARROLL PASSED AWAY
John Carroll died yesterday at his home at 11:20 o'clock. Mr.
Carroll was 77 years of age and was a native of County Tipperary,
Ireland. He came to America after reaching manhood, and was a
resident of Iowa City for 43 years. He leaves three sons and two
daughters, John J., of Iowa City, Rev. William E. Carroll,
Marengo, James, at home, and Mrs. Schnoeblen, Bullvlle, New York,
and Isabella, at home. In the time that Mr. Carroll lived in Iowa
City he won many friends, who will miss the genial companionship
of the aged resident. The funeral will be held tomorrow morning
at 9:30 from his residence 208 Cook street. Interment will be in
St. Joseph's cemetery.
[transcribed by C.J.L., April 2005]
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Iowa City Citizen
Iowa City, Johnson co. Iowa
Friday, December 13, 1918
Graves Well-Marked -- French Guard Last Resting Places of
Yanks
Paris -- Americans will have no trouble in finding the graves of
relatives who fell on the field of battle in France, after they
obtain from the graves registry bureau the location of the
interment. The French are taking excellent care of the last
resting places of Americans. Crosses with name plates have been
erected over the burial places of every identified man that has
fallen. Usually the steel helmet of the man -- and it generally
has his name written on the hatband -- has been placed on the
grave, together with his bayonet, thrust into the earth as a sort
of foot stone. Often his canteen and cartridge belt have been
hung from the cross, and sometimes papers describing his identity
and how he fell have been placed in a corked bottle, the neck of
which is imbedded in the earth.
There is no danger that French civilians in the regions where the
men are buried will appropriate any of these articles as
souvenirs. Four long years of war, with the discarded equipment
of Germans, British and French scattered over the terrain has
purged them of all desire or longing for souvenirs. Civilians
returning to their shell-shattered homes have found their front
gardens converted into a cemetery of three or four graves. But
the graves have not been molested, on the other hand, they are
kept up by civilians who keep the edges trimmed and a spray of
flowers or leaves on the mound. Even the children respect the
burial places, and while they may pick up bayonets or grenades
that they find in the fields, they never touch the equipment
placed on the graves.
Iowa Casualties
Washington, Dec 13 - One hundred and sixty-six Iowans were
mentioned on the casualty lists today, which carried a total of
6345 names. These were divided as follows: Killed in action, 843;
died of owunds, 58; died of accident and other causes, 6; died of
disease, 312; died of airplane accident, 1; wounded severely,
2162; wounded, degree undetermined, 1349; wounded slightly, 834;
missing in action, 780. The Iowans are:
KILLED IN ACTION
Lieutenants
Leo J. McNamara, Ida Grove, Ia.
Wendel F. Prime, Sioux City, Ia.
Corporals
Omer W. Timpe, Spirit Lake, Ia
Clyde Comer, Floris, Ia
Carl A. Haraldson, Rambrandt, Ia
Reinhard Pump, LaPorte City, Ia
Charles F. Setz, Oakland, Ia
Vern A. Stanley, Dexter, Ia
Alfred Grim, Waterloo, Ia
Privates
Albert W. Davis, Colesburg, Ia
Charles Donatus, Tamby, Ia
Albert H. Gronne, Elkhorn, Ia
Jake S. Shiago, Sigourney, Ia
Samuel C. Allison, Cedar, Ia
Peter E. Cantu, Davenport, Ia
John S. Carrs, Mt. Pleasant, Ia
John H. Danker, Leuzerne, Ia
Arthur L. Rees, Blairsburg, Ia
Albert R. Kersey, Grand Junction, Ia
Frank Dostal, Oxford Junction, Ia
Robert Scherlock, Worthington, Ia
Roy Stroud, Marble Rock, Ia
Floyd Wambean, Wahoo, Ia
Daniel Moeller, Maquoketa, Ia
Holger A. Hansen, Clinton, Ia
Roy Price, Hiteman, Ia
DIED OF WOUNDS
Privates
Glen West, Estherville, Ia
DIED OF DISEASE
Corporal
William Scherrman, Farley, Ia
Wagoner
Arthur J. Berger, Arcadia, Ia
Privates
Byron A. Faas, Williamsburg, Ia
Harry Carpenter, New Hampton, Ia
Harry E. Kimble, Sheldon, Ia
Adolph M. Nielson, Harlan, Ia
Albert T. Weir, Blairburg, Ia
Frank C. Nicholas, Marble Rock, Ia
WOUNDED SEVERELY
Lieutenants
Leonard A. Fitzgerald, Mason City, Ia
Frank J. Niles, Atlantic, Ia
Privates
Joseph C. Swanson, Red Oak, Ia
Oscar D. Ewing, Des Moines, Ia
Warren Stevens, Columbus Junction, Ia
John E. Ellison, Clarinda, Ia
Clarence A. Davis, Clarence, Ia
John J. O'Connell, Cedar Rapids, Ia
Elmer G. Swift, Moorhead, Ia
Michael N. Gassman, Buena Vista, Ia
Fred Irvin, Earlham, Ia
John R. Lottman, Jolly, Ia
Henry Ness, Linn Grove, Ia
Lyle J. Black, Burt, Ia
Glen H. Doty, Newell, Ia
Ted D. Lovland, Waterloo, Ia
Philip N. Wahlgren, Pocahontas, Ia
Albert Werne, Boone, Ia
Thomas L. Boatman, Linn Grove, Ia
Joe S. Moore, Des Moines, Ia
Stanley E. Lohr, Allerton, Ia
Erwin Gordon, Greenfield, Ia
Chris R. Brocka, Allison, Ia
Elmer I. Opheim, Locust, Ia
Frank B. Foote, Alta, Ia
Johannes P. Johannsen, Clinton, Ia
Robert T. Lock, Hartley, Ia
Clarence C. Mercer, Bayard, Ia
Edward J. Murphy, Clinton, Ia
Edward G. Ralston, Washta, Ia
George Weldon, Neola, Ia
Allen R. Parker, Dubuque, Ia
Isaac Denheste, Sioux Center, Ia
Arthur Knutson, Radcliffe, Ia
William Denhartog, Tainter, Ia
Edgar J. Cockrell, Givin, Ia
Ralph E. French, Floris, Ia
Modica E. Houk, Centerville, Ia
Walter C. Usher, Cedar Rapids, Ia
Albert M. Kersbergen, Sheldon, Ia
William M. Todd, Boone, Ia
William J. Hagerty, Epworth, Ia
Orville N. Kindig, Burlington, Ia
Herman K. Braksick, Van Horn, Ia
Herman Gute, Breda, Ia
Benjamin B. Bush, Knoxville, Ia
Horatio Brotherton, Creston, Ia
Bruce B. Poole, Farmington, Ia
Mechanics
Selby E. Fletcher, Marshalltown, Ia
Alben Konieski, Dodge Center, Ia
John H. Knapp, Monona, Ia
James H. McCaleb, Washington, Ia
Bennie H. Hahn, Cherokee, Ia
Enfred L. Linder, Pomeroy, Ia
Arthur G. Shockley, Marshalltown, Ia
Hans R. Siemsen, Grundy Center, Ia
WOUNDED, DEGREE UNDETERMINED
Lieutenant
Roy E. Kyner, Humestown, Ia
Corporals
Earl R. Poush, Chariton, Ia
Alfred E. Schubert, Schleswig, ia
Ralph J. McCleery, Glenwood, Ia
William L. Powell, Ackworth, Ia
Privates
Anton G. Jacobsen, LeMars, Ia
Myron L. Spencer, Earlham, Ia
Lester R. Taylor, Coggon, Ia
John F. Bailie, Traer, Ia
Ulysses J. Oehler, Thompson, Ia
William A. Sexton, Rockwell City, Ia
Carl Zoller, Davenport, Ia
Clifford Cole, Pleasant Plain, Ia
William G. Dougall, Enterprise, Ia
Lawrence E. Boland, Sanborn, Ia
Lloyd Ekstrand, Nodaway, Ia
Harvey A. Roush, Drakeville, Ia
Thomas D. Scott, East Albia, Ia
John E. Dickey, Des Moines, Ia
Fred Lewis, Ottumwa, Ia
Laverne Stratton, Charles City, Ia
Joseph Michael, Neola, Ia
Alexander W. Lint, Cedar Rapids, Ia
Fred C. Breuklander, Oskaloosa, Ia
Bernard F. Clancy, Alta Vista, Ia
Harry Swift, Washington, Ia
Ezra V. Olmstead, Parkersburg, Ia
Clifford D. Blain, Fontannelle, Ia
Jesse L. Blazek, Cromwell, Ia
Hanz C. Hansen, Des Moines, Ia
Charlie Schwartz, Chariton, Ia
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY
Lieutenant
Russell A. Schmidt, Council Bluffs, Ia
Mechanic
Donald D. Lynch, Atlantic, Ia
Wagoners
Lester A. Sheldon, Stuart, Ia
John H. Schesser, Davenport, Ia
Lewis L. Smith, Dunlap, Ia
Adrion L. Strayer, Des Moines, Ia
John M. Byerly, Weldon, Ia
Harry P. Hansen, Osage, Ia
Privates
Albert Johnson, Eagle Grove, Ia
Bud T. Mordhorst, Shenandoah, Ia
Lawrence C. Straus, Fairfield, Ia
Casemeisr C. Subacz, Grand Rapids, Ia
James Thompson, Linnville, Ia
George Dekraay, Mourice, Ia
Glen I. Stamper, Council Bluffs, Ia
Roy Fouck, Marshalltown, Ia
James Given, Bushmills, Ia
MISSING IN ACTION
Privates
August Schnell, Rockwell City, Ia
Frederick E. Kirschner, Webster City, Ia
William Moore, Rockwell City, Ia
Alfred H. Odel, Dundee, Ia
James A. Larsen, Lohrville, Ia
Robert E. McGuire, Newton, Ia
Edward Magnison, Ottumwa, Ia
Norman G. Pike, Storm Lake, Ia
Charles Decker, Waupeton, Ia
Irvin B. Engelson, Buffalo Center, Ia
Frank W. Grindling, Palmer, Ia
Leo J. Hasse, Ute, Iowa
Robert S. Johnson, Dubuque, Ia
William F. Claussen, Galva, Ia
Lewis A. Deamands, Webster city, Ia
Peter Christofferson, Kimballton, Ia
Ernest O. Carlson, Alta, Ia
James K. Ross, Renvick, Ia
Jacob Ullestad, Radcliffe, Ia
Frank T. Geordt, Dyersville, Ia
Charlie A. Hintz, Storm Lake, Ia
Thomas B. Hodge, Washta, Ia
David Heusinkveld, Mt. Pleasant, Ia
John L. Anderson, Sioux City, Ia
Silas N. Teig, Radcliffe, Ia
Charles M. Sadler, Cascade, Ia
Fred Bentley, Mt. Sterling, Ia
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Homer J. Pain is Iowa's New Gold Star
Word comes today from the father of Homer J. Pain of Eagle Grove
that the former university student died in France of pneumonia,
Sept 26, 1918.The young man began a pre-medic course at the
university in the fall of 1917, but left soon after to join the
colors. He was inducted into the service at Jefferson Barracks,
December 13, 1917, and was sent overseas with the 258th Aero
Squadron in the latter part of August of this year. His death
came about a month after his arrival in France. While at the
university the young soldier was very much interested in the
study of military science, and was working to become a cadet
officer under former Capt. Mamma. The death of this brave aviator
adds a new gold star to the university's service flag. Another
son of democracy has cheerfully given his "last full measure
of devotion" to his nation. Iowa will long honor his memory.
Thomas Rogers Died Yesterday
Thomas A. Rogers, died yesterday afternoon, at half past four
o'clock, of influenza and complications. He was thirty-eight
years old, and was the capable chef at the College Inn, and was
well known in Iowa City. Surviving him are his widow, Mrs. Anna
Rogers and four children, Edith, Viola, Lester and Harley. He
also leaves his father, John Rogers, and a sister, Mrs. E.R.
Thatcher, both of this city. The funeral will be held tomorrow
afternoon at 2 o'clock, from Harmon's chapel. Interment will be
in Oakland cemetery. Friends will sympathize with the family in
their bereavement.
Mrs. E. Reizenstein Died this Morning
Mrs. Elizabeth Reizenstein died at an early hour this morning at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Annie Hotz, 618 N. Dodge street.
She was eighty years old and has been a resident of this city for
nearly half a century. She is survived by a son, Charles and a
daughter, Mrs. Annie Hotz, and three stepsons, Joseph of
Pittsburgh, Kansas, Silas of New York City, Jacob E., of Iowa
City. A private funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2
o'clock from the home, with interment in Oakland cemetery. Iowa
City friends will grieve to hear of the death of this aged
pioneer.
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Thomas are Dead
The cold hand of death entered the little family circle of Roscoe
Thomas, a splendid young man of North English, this week and took
both he and Mrs. Thomas. The cause of the double sorrow was
influenza and pneumonia. Mr. Thomas died Tuesday and his wife
followed him yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas were both in their
early twenties and very estimable young people. Mr. Thomas held
the position of cashier of one of the banks at North English and
was well known in the vicinity of Hills, in this county. He was
also known to many brother shriners here as he was one of the
jolly bunch that took the work here September 25.
Williams - Rohret Wedding
Friends of Iowa City have received the news of the recent
marriage of Miss Esther Williams and Edward Rohret in Montana.
Both formerly lived in Johnson county, and are members of well
known families. The bride is the daughter of the late Evan
Williams, a former resident of Johnson county, and about five
years ago went with his family to Montana. The groom has also
resided there a number of years, and each of the young people now
have a rich tract of farming land especially adapted to wheat
growing. Friends wish them happiness and success in their Montana
home.
Miss Ella Miller, Young Teacher Dies
Miss Ella Miller, former teacher in the Grinnell schools, and a
daughter of Mrs. Alexander Miller, of Oxford, after a lingering
illness, died at a local hospital. The remains were taken to
Oxford for interment, a private funeral being held there on
Sunday. Miss Miller's father, Colonel Alexander Miller was well
known, and, at one time had been editor of the Oxford Journal.
Surviving are the bereaved mother, two brothers, Judge Jesse
Miller, and Howard Miller, both of Des Moines, and one sister,
the wife of Professor Eugene Henley, of Grinnell. An uncle, the
Reverend Dr. Miller, was for many years a minister of the
Methodist church, and was for a time located in Iowa City. Miss
Miller was a highly esteemed young woman, and as an instructor,
had won many friends, whose hearts will be saddened to hear of
her untimely death.
Mrs. Dutton of Coin, Iowa Died
Mrs. Beulah Dutton died yesterday at a local hospital. She was
twenty-five years old, and was the only child of Mr. and Mrs.
J.R. Weaver, of Coin, Iowa. Her husband is a civil engineer in
France. The funeral will be held tomorrow at the home of her
parents in Coin, Iowa.
Mildred Ihric Dead at Wellman *
Nothing has so shocked the people of Wellman in a long time as
the announcement Tuesday telling of the death of Miss Mildred
Ihrig, who only a few days prior was seen on our streets,
apparently in the best of health. she had been attending the
Wellman High School, being a member of the Sophomore class, and
only last week was called to the home of her parents, who reside
near Frytown, to help care for the family who were ill with
Spanish influenza. She soon contracted the disease herself, then
pneumonia developed which soon caused her death. Mildred was a
beautiful, lovable little lady, and had friends by the store in
Wellman, who loved her for her sweet, kindly disposition, and her
lady-like manners. She was aged 14 years, the daughter of Mr. and
mrs. Homer Ihrig, and all her life had been spent in or near
Wellman. The funeral services are being held at the Pleasant Hill
cemetery today, conducted by Rev. Worrell. Profound sympathy is
extended to the bereaved parents.
[*transcriber note: the surname of the deceased was spelled both Ihric and Ihrig in this obituary; transcribed by S.F., June 2008]
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Iowa City Citizen
Iowa City, Johnson co. Iowa
Monday, December 16, 1918
Jonathan Ham Died Sunday Jonathan Ham died at
his home at 1229 Kirkwood avenue, at three o'clock
Sunday morning. He was eighty years of age and his was the first
death in the family in more than forty years. He was a resident
of Johnson county sixty-five years, and was highly esteemed by
all who knew him. During the last week his sons and daughters had
all been together at the family home. Mr. Ham is survived by a
widow, Mrs. Anna Ham, and eight children: Milton, Mrs. Coyle,
Hmboldt, Iowa. Mrs. Lou Westover, Schenectedy New York, Mrs.
Lillie Hamilton of Chicago, Mrs. Carrie Zeller, of North Liberty.
Mrs. W.L. Morgan of Iowa City, Jesse of Ryan, Iowa, John of
Schenectedy, New York. Funeral services which will be private,
will be held at the home tomorrow afternoon at two o'clock in
charge of The Reverend C. Roihn Sherck. Interment will be in
Oakland cemetery. A large circle of friends sympathize with the
family bereft of a beloved husband and father.
Another Gold Star S.U.I. Service Flag.
Harold Stevenson died recently of wounds, in a French hospital,
according to word received by Prof. R.A. Stevenson, who is an
uncle of the unfortunate lad. Harold was a liberal arts student
in the university for three years from 1915 to 1917. He enlisted
in the marines and was one of the gallant men who made the
historic charge at Chateau Thierry in July, where he received his
mortal wounds. Many who are now in the university and many Iowa
City people will remember this young man and mourn his untimely
end.
Iowa Casualties
Washington, Dec. 16 -- Two hundred and thirteen Iowans were
mentioned in the casualties released for today. They carried a
total of 9829 names divided as follows: Killed in action 645;
died of wounds, 223; died of accident and other causes, 29; died
of aeroplane accident, 2; died of disease, 333; wounded severely,
3485; wounded, degree undetermined, 1783; missing in action, 996.
The Iowans are:
KILLED IN ACTION
Corporal Frank Marcheck, Mystic.
Privates:
Carl Herman Kroneger, New Albin
Fred Ninke, Rockwell City
Harry E.R. Otto, Mapleton.
Arthur Anderson, Patten
Mathias Warner, McIntyre.
Arthur Anderson, Patten
Lee Brannan, Birmingham.
James C. Ware, Centerville
Walter H. Jacobsen, Lake Park
Cornelius B. McCabe, Oskaloosa
Dale D. Mattice, Manchester
Glen D. Ruby, Oskaloosa
Adolph H. Schuler, Atkins
Joe Peressini, Des Moines
Pearl L. Steckman, Brandon
Ira W. Powell, Washta
Edgar B. Harrison, Yorkshire
David McNeill, Onawa
Albert H. Albrecht, Pomeroy
Emil E. Bendixen, Schleswig
James F. Booth, Prairie City
Frank D. Steckelberg, Hanson
DIED OF WOUNDS
Mechanic - James O. Thorp, Knoxville
Privates:
Leo J. James, Burton
James Dungan, Logan
Tom J. Dvorak, Cresco
Charles A.L. Clark, Melrose
DIED FROM ACCIDENT & OTHER CAUSES
Lieutenant Matthew D. Eckerman, Des Moines
Corporal Cedren C. Mougler, Troy
DIED OF DISEASE
Corporal Erwin L. Lowin, Guttenberg
Privates:
Adolph Bushek, Riverside
Charles Henricksen, Clinton
Clarence L. Hughes, Iowa City
Burney A. DeMuth, Bloomingfield
Ernest B. Peterson, Dayton
Walter Davenport, Glidden
Maurice Friedstrum, Britt
Edw. Shipley, Birmingham
Andrew W. Marsback, Worthington
John H. Reylts, Hud
Louis B. Thro, Dubuque
WOUNDED SEVERELY
Captain Claud C. Bayless, Waterloo
Lieutenants:
George Hezzlewood, Des Moines
William H. Brooks, Des Moines
Corporals:
Henry M. Nedland, Cleghorn
Karl Hoisington, Hanlan
Joseph Deiterman, Remsen
Otto Wosoba, Oxford Junction
Roscoe R. Vinyard, South Ottumwa
Charles F. Bower, Coon Rapids
Lloyd H. Tussey, Shannon City
Sergeants:
Fred W. Lukritz, Alta Vista
Byron W. Hamilton, Fairfield
Geharid N. Nordskog, Des Moines
Wagoner:
Arthur A. Bope, Belle Plaine
Privates:
John C. Schultz, Hornick
Carl J. Hokel, Huxley
John F. Kramer, Beacon
Henry M. Pillish, Greene
Howard F. Taylor, Arlington
Lawrence H. Trainor, Waterloo
Milton J. Campbell, Hilton
John E. Dillavou, Glidden
Clyde F. Waughan, Albia
Wm. D. Almon, Missouri Valley
Hans Loving, Gilman
Leonard A. Drilling, Lake Vity
Wilbur E. Hyde, Osterdock
Alfred Svendsen, Green Mountain
Perry M. Reed, New London
Myron K. Jones, Chariton
Harold Stokes, Farley
Hans W. Thompson, Lake Mills
Wm. H. Brown, Ottumwa
Waldemar H. Riedel, Burt
Charles A. Crawford, Leeds
Elwood B. Emery, Des Moines
George B. Strawn, St. Charles
Milo C. Thompson, Salem
Charles Berger, Blencoe
Lyle M. Mich, Newton
George T. Walters, Glenwood
Clarence T. Scott, Kawawha
Franklin B. Buchanan, Des Moines
Harry Taylor, Corning
Louie Krejei, Cedar Rapids
Wm. F. Query, Villisca
Joseph F. Kelley, What Cheer
T. Caughlin, Olin
Harold Haas, Kellerton
Frank H. Poor, Madrid
Ditley J. Christiansen, Clinton
Askel Paulson, Grunder [?Gunder]
Archiel Schlaubrook, Marengo
Clarence A. Musselman, Sioux City
David E. Duggan, Ryan
Henry J. Hughes, Imogene
William J. King, Morningside
William H. McQuilkin, La Porte City
Myron M. Boone, Madrid
Hugh T. Gibbons, Carroll
Oscar E. Johnson, McCallsburg
Charles F. Tappan, Lake City
John L. Bridges, Winterset
Christian J. Deerberg, Lowden
Albert G. Nuzum, Woodbine
Earl A. Hoffman, Denison
Theodore Newingham, Keokuk
Enno H. Thiebsen, Ackley
Harold B. Case, Keberville
Carl J. Kepford, Arion
Harry M. Schoorer, Des Moines
Roland E. Goldsmith, Storm Lake
Byron A. King, Vernon
David A. Babcock, Council Bluffs
WOUNDED, DEGREE UNDETERMINED
Captain Wm. A. Kelley, Villisca
Sergeants:
Stanley J. Meade, Oelwein
John L. Besnahan, Dorchester
Corporals:
Louis Terecek, Swisher
Ernest I. Breazeale, Malvern
Jos. D. Smith, Red Oak
Howard R. Wilder, Eldora
Otis P. Blank, Red Oak
Lorn E. Ellis, Ottumwa
Musician:
Chas. H. Underhill, Little Rock
Privates:
Clyde T. Tague, DeWitt
Raymond R. Cowdery, Ottumwa
Ralph M. Morey, East Peru
David H. Hardman, Humburg
Edward Leitha, Waverly
Corbelius A. Brice, Valley Junction
Neil O. Brewer, Sutherland
Francis A. Berman, East Newton
Lloyd H. Donovan, Brighton
Frank H. Gaston, Council Bluffs
Walter E. Johnson, Stanton
Henry D. Miller, Allison
Frank E. Harper, Oelwein
Elton R. Herbner, Keokuk
Ace R. Dyke, Mystic
Willie A. Herr, Des Moines
Herman Bailey, Batavia
Theora Snethen, Davis City
Francis E. Welsh, Ft. Madison
Ludwig J. Yanda, Anamosa
Raleigh Miller, Council Bluffs
Bernard H. Schoonhover, Grand Mound
Arthur D. Knowlton, Marathon
Alex M. Otteson, Sioux Rapids
Rollie Cain, Newton
Charlie R. Callahan, Delmar [Calmar?]
Alfred G. Dahlin, Sisserton
Elmer Kimber, Decorah
Anton P. Christenson, Elkhorn
Joseph E. Lyon, Rome
Glen C. Ostrander, Luverne
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY
Lieutenants:
Klemme O. Longley, Dows
Gerald O. Blake, Webster City
Sergeants:
Earl F. Drury, Maquoketa
Ray Grothe, Des Moines
Corporals:
Verne J. Boulton, Columbus Junction
Leo J. Miller, Charter Oak
Buglers:
Herman U. Stirneman, Ottumwa
Bernala Trumbull, Adair
Privates:
Erwin E. Newton, Lisbon
Archie C. Blaine, Decarraids
Geo. E. Mott, Sioux City
Frank Suffecool, Brooklyn
Harry L. Dixon, Farnhamville
Wellborn T. Shaw, Coin
Frank Lamer, Melbourne
Albert L. Rudig, Griswold
Russell P. Kindig, Henderson
Frank R. Forsythe, Redfield
Thomas D. Keenan, Fonda
Carl E. Nielson, Tripoli
Flay W. Carlson, Fontanelle
Walter H. Guess, Churdan
Merrit E. Blydenburg, Waterloo
Elgy D. Crowell, Albia
Noah S. Davis, Unionville
L.J. Rose, Olin
Joseph Jacoby, Waterloo
Stanley L. Iago, Sioux City
Albert L. Thilen, Cresco
John A. Murphy, Farmington
Leo E. Gutterman, Garner
Huge Anderson, Colfax
Walter Dauer, Storm Lake
William T. Boyd, Bear Creek
Claire Morse, Milford
MISSING IN ACTION
Privates:
Roy L. Thomas, Lynn Grove
Ernest Avery, Clarksville
Herman Emit Iwen, Schleswig
John E. Phelps, Silver City
Andrew C. Rejos, Cedar Falls
Alva C. Thomas, Washington
William C. Baker, Council Bluffs
Joe Gerstenberger, Hazelton
Leo M. Hinkel, Spechts Ferry
Glenn B. Cookinham, Ayershire
John Loof, Wellsburg
Wm. Matzdorff, Aurelia
Marton H. Brandt, Malvin
Jesse A. Shaull, Ladora
Benjamin Tietjen, Stanhope
Charley Erickson, Corwith
Henry A. Clegg, Duboise
Rose C. Dewitt, Dedham
John T. McMeekin, Lake City
James H. Richardson, Boone
Harry O. Harrington, Manchester
Lawrence A. Muckey, Muckey
[transcribed by S.F., June 2006]