Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-10-12

Died of diseases, .......... 107
Died from airplane accidents. 3
Total, ~................ 7O2
KILLED IN ACTION
Sergeants
Clay Webster Donne, SIS W. Saw
ory St. Pottsville. Pa.
Waid ]. Taylor, Brockport, Pa.
Corporal
Melvin H. stumbaugh, Ridgway.
Pa.
Joseph J. Lozoskie. S1S E. Beech
ST.. Hazleton. Pa.
Frank A. sipe, sSS S. Court ave-,
York, Pa.
oliver vogel. s24 4th St. Brack-
enridge. Pa.
Harry william withers, 56s West
King ST.. York. Pa.
jeremiah, Zerbe, r. F. D. l. Leba-
non, Pa.
Walter A. Frank. IA Hancock St.
McAdoo, Pa.
William Mckinley Neff. 244 Col
| lege Hill Road. York, Pa.
Dominica Petraroia, 13S Laid St.
| Greensburg, Pa.
John Varmecky, 2s7 Harold ave,
Johnstown, Pa.
W. c. Suiter, 927 Orange St, sha-
mokin, Pa.
DIED OF WOUNDS
Sergeants
Robert Burleigh. R. F. D. /, New
! Stanton, Pa.
| Corporals
Nyman Benedict. $3.50 S. Franklin
St, Philadelphia, Pa.
Robert C. Dornon, New Alexander,
Pa.
Allan X. Gabler. Greensboro, Pa.
| Privatcs
Alex Goldberg. 222 Hamilton St,
Greensburg, Pa.
Jacob Kazinetz. GA Cross ST., Phil
adelphia. Pa.
DIED OF DISEASE
Corporals
John A. Scanlon, 1870 Terrace St,
Philadelphia. Pa.
Thomas ]. Cleary, 111S Tenth ave-.
Beaver Fall, Pa.
Privates
William Mex. eastman, 3012
Spruce ave, Altoona. Pa.
David Jones, "a Summers ST.,
Pittsburgh. Pa.
Ruben r. Reichard. 35 Third St,
Ashland. Pa.
WOUNDED SEVERELY
Sergeant
Harry Mclaughlin, Buttonwood
ST., Norristown, Pa.
Horseshoer
Peter Youngcourt, Is W. Tama-
rack ST.. Hazleton. Pa.
Privates
William Cline, 712 n. Eighth ST.
Philadelphia Pa.
Louis Congileo, 166 S. Main St,
Lambertville, Pa.
Peter Costanzo, SO Prospect St,
Nanticoke, Pa.
Amiello Giannijietro, 1922 Heger-
man St, Philadelphia, Pa.
Robert B. Gilmore, 2149 \. Sec
ond ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
Antony Gudusky, Pittston, Pa.
Nelson James Shonts, R. F. D. 1
Grand Valley. Pa.
Alex John Barbour. 10 Center st.
lSmethport, Pa.
hanna St, Pittsburgh, Pa.
George Peterson Dewey, 107 Sea-
ward ave, Bradford, Pa.
John Charles Boland, 607 Beaver
!. ST., Hollidaysburg, Pa.
George w. McAllonis, Sonman
Pa.
Elmer Marshall McCaslin, R. F. D
william Smoker, s1O May st.
Philadelphia, Pa.
J Arthur B. Potter. 209 Trenton
ave, wilkinsburgh, Pa.
Joseph Nelson Skiles, Perryopolis
Pa.
Nicholas Weiss, IL Orphan st.
|, Pittsburgh, Pa.
/ IeG
} isle ST., York. Pa.
John Daniel Withers, 56S w. klnG
ST., York, Pa.
MISSING IN ACTION
Privates
William Burns, 437 Breckenridge
ST., Phoenixville. Pa.
James A. Pacheli, 13 W. La Fay
ette ST., Morristown, Pa.
John Thomas, 115 River st.
Scranton, Pa.
The following Pennsylvanian's re
ceived citations for bravery with dis
Itinguished service crosses:
Captain George L. McGinnis. Am.
bulance Company one hundred ten
one hundred sanitary train. For ex
traordinary heroism in action a
Fisemette, France, ninth, tenth Au.
gust nineteen hundred eighteen
y
lCaptain McGinnis with complete dis
regard of his personal safety made
a reconnaissance under fire and 10.
Gated a line of evacuation for am.
bulance from Fismette and on the
morning of tenth of August under
shell fire he personally repaired the
bridge between Fismes and Fismette
' thereby making possible the evaeu-
alton of twenty EIGHT wounded men
Home address: Mrs. Mabel o.
McGinnis, Clarendon, Pa.
Wagner, Harry T.. Roach, Am
bulance Company one hundred ten
one hundred third Sanitary Train
For extraordinary heroism in action
near Fismes, France, tenth, eleventh
August nineteen hundred eighteen
Because of the destruction from
shell fire of ten of the thirteen am
balances of his company Wagner
Roach worked for forty y-eight hours
driving through a shell swept and
gas infested area, thereby making
possible the evacuation of the
wounded.
Wagoner, Origines p. BlemuelIer,
Ambulance Company one hundred
ten. one hundred third Sanitary
Train. For extraordinary heroism in
action near Fismes, tenth. thirteenth
| August nineteen hundred eighteen.
Because of the destruction from
shell fire of ten of the thirteen am
balances of his company, sWagoner
Riemueller worked for seventy two
hours, forty-eight of them without
rest driving through a she'll swept
and gas infested area and thereby
making possible the evacuation of