Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-30
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son of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Turner, of
1917 Wolf street He enlisted in the
FIRST Regiment in June Of 1911. but
was sent to France from Camp Han
of his old unit, and once overseas was
assigned to the Thirtieth Infantry. Pre-
vious to his enlistment he was an elec.
1s wsaer sn the & ITmsS Emsa e ms@ y
Camp Dix and expects to sail for France
shortly.
Private Augustus e. Goodwin. Com
pany p. Twenty-siNth Infantry. regular
army. was originally reported as miss
ing. but. Yesterday was listed as severely
Wounded by an official message from the
in a base hospital close to death; his
Hi win. has died Of epidemic mf,uenza.
Private Goodwin is nineteen years old
| and enlisted shortly after this country
| entered the war. He formerly lived at
o4O? South Twelfth street.
| Private william Iawlor. Jr.. and his
brother, Private Joseph Lawlor. were
| both wounded by the same shell dur
| ing the fighting of
Brothers Wounded July 90. according
-, ., to letters received
| 6y the Same SheH at their home, 51a9
| Columbia avenue.
William Lawlor was shell shocked and
cut by flying splinters. while his brother
was cut and gassed.
Two other brothers are now in the
service, Being trained at Gettysburg.
| William and Joseph enlisted in June of
last year and have been in France since
Me- of this year.
three years old 1886 Greene street.
| Germantown. who was wounded in yhe
| fighting around ChateauThierry during
jures that he fears he will be unable
10 return to his regiment. he writes to
his father William X. Hopple.
Private Hopple was injured by ex-
pIoding shrapnel, being thrown dis
tance Of twenty feet, and while wounded
old First Regiment. n. G. p, May. 1917
and was serving in the Machine Gun
Company OF the 1o9th Infantry when
Private Harry W. Henning is in a base
hospital recovering from wounds re-
ceivcd in action on July lS. In letter
renee street, dated September "a. he
a couple OF different fronts since you
last heard from me. and noN am In the
hospital slightly bent up. was wound
ed on the morning of July IS and have
chine gunner succeeded in locating my
let through 1t with results no worse than
right arm. and Immediately sent bal
. a broken bone"
fleming lived with his sister. Mrs F.
iickeimeyer, 5423 North Fairhill street,
Lieutenant Frank adams enlisted
was oS. OF rs arrSe
SUMMER. sia%ae y He was in Company 6,
TwentysiSh infsn,Ty Whsn he left
tions him as In the cavalry: He was
wounded July 10 and has been in a
hospital for some time. first In a French
and later in An American base hospital.
His last letter. received, ten days ago,
. said he was doing Well although the
telegram from Washington states that
he is severely wounded"
switchboard operator and lived. with
his father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs.
william Adams, at 21l4 North Bodlne
! Private william william, 4; s.al.r. wounded in
: years old when he enlisted in June OF
l5.Ycnr.Old Boys are boys younger
I in lro" Division good old iosth'
er. Mrs. Leonore Sadler, "a North Far
2 the the boches had at chateau.Thierry and
Though he is Just past sixteen nov
, TALL and weighs over $50 pounds He
eraitins eaa nS eSs ofieer OF the old Sixth Resi.
ment, y. q, P... that he was eighteen
when he applied for enlistment In the
II did my part at Chateau-Thierry or
July and came through without a
scratch" he wrote to his mother. but
no battle can compare with the great
one of August 10 TO lS." Private Sad
ier was assigned to Company f. l0stf
infantry. when the Pennsylvania Ma,
, tional Guard regiments were reorganized
Corporsi Frank =. woIfkiN. head.
: quarters brigade. Fifth Company marins
corps, died in France September ~ o.
> pneumonia His home is 1893 Nortf
,, Eawrence' street, and his wife, Mrs
! Emma Wolfkill gave birth e 2 CIR
three days later. He was thirty-twc
Years old and was formerly employed al
, a guard at Hog Island.
Corporal Joseph Kelly. Company 3
/. September is. He lived with his mother
Mrs. Elizabeth Kelly. 3429 North Reese
' street, and Is twenty-four years old. HI
G worked as Inspector at du Points before
= entering the service younger brother
! serseant oliver g. weiser. Company
9 q, 103d Military Police. was wounded
: August 2S. His home is at 1914 Greer
8 street. His wife, Mrs. Mary Weiser. hal
8 n recent letter, In which he says he hal
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