Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1911-05-05
HEROIC ACTS ARE
NOT FORGOTTEN
MEDALS AND MONEY ARE AWARD
ED BY THE CARNEGIE
COMMISSION.
NEW YORK AND OHIO MEN ON THE LIST
People In the United States Who Save
or Attempt to Save Lives Are
FlttlngIy Remembered for
Their Daring Deeds.

Pittsburg, Pa.-The Carnegie hero
fund commission has announced q
number of awards as follows:
Frederick w. zengen bronze medal for
saving life OF schoolboy in East river.
New York.
Calvin o. Williams, Spring Lake, N. j.,
bronze medal and $1,000.
N. Peter Lugen, 14-year-old school boy,
Dunkirk, N. Y, bronze medal and $4,000
for educational purposes for saving COM
rade from drowning.
Floria A. Sears, 49, bronze medal for
saving Emily Hickman from drowning at
The Corner, New York.
August Wesley, 81, steam shovel
workman, died attempting to save two
men from mine suffocation at Bingham
Canyon. Utah. A silver medal was
awarded for his act.
Hugh Burns, 20, fellow workman,
died with Wesley in the attempted res
| cue and silver medal was awarded him.
Randolph Osborn, 45, awarded bronze
medal and $1,000 for purchase of home
for attempted rescue from runaway at
| Belingham, Washington.
Marion A. Hyland. 80, a bank cashier,
| died trying to save two men from drown
| ing at Hollenbee, Kan. A silver medal
| was awarded to his widow and $50
| month with IS a month additional for her
two children until each reaches age OF 1s.
| Charles F. Alvey. ten, "a school boy,
drowning at Washington. D. C. His
father was awarded a bronze medal.
Richard c. Williams, %. railroad
brakeman, awarded bronze medal and
| $1,000 for the purchase of home for
| saving -year-old boy from being run
over by train at Reusens, Va.
Charles B. Moon, 36, bronze medal
| and $1,000 to liquidate his Indebtedness
| for attempting to save two men from suf
location at Warsaw, Ind.
Edward Loadman, 81, motorman.
| awarded bronze medal and 81. 900 needed
| for saving woman and two children from
being run over by train at Gastonville,
| Pa.
Claud V. wetzel, 10, awarded n bronze
| medal and $1,000 for purchase of home
| for saving boy from drowning at Union
vile Center. o., with the temperature
| six degrees below zero.
Roy Lockwood, Is, awarded bronze
medal and $1,000 as needed for saving
four-year- old boy from drowning at Bell
aire, o.
]. C. Fremont Hailes, As. bronze medal
and $1,000 to life a mortgage for saving
old man from being run over by train at
Steubenville, o.
Russell NJ. Williams, 1e. awarded bronze
medal and 900 as needed for educa-
tion for saving fellow student from
drowning at wellington. o.
Thomas o. Wycuff, 31-year- miner,
and Wallace W. Six, So. another miner,
were awarded bronze medals and S1,O0O
each for saving three from drowning
at Glen Ebon. o.
Wallace C. McVey, 20, a minister died
attempting to save girl from drowning
and a bronze medal was awarded to his
widow, together with pension of $50 a
month. The attempted rescue was at
Cory, Ind.
Joseph Robez. %. died helping to rescue
men from burning mine at Cherry, ILL.,,
November 49, 1909. A silver medal was
awarded to his father.
Herman w. Downing, 16, awarded sill
yer medal for saving 17-year old boy
from drowning at Ocean City. Md.
James F. Collier, 81. bronze medal and
$1700 for rescuing teamster from run
away in Chicago, Ill.
Carroll M Kester, 16, died attempting
to save a fellow student from drowning
at Des Moines, Iowa. A bronze medal was
awarded to his father together with s., 200
to liquidate a mortgage.