The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1918-12-12
SAMUEL ALLISON
OF CEDAR, IOWA
OFFICIALLY LISTED AS KILLED
IN ACTION.
rs IOWA BOYS ARE MENTIONED
Among General Pershing's American
Army Overseas Casualties Num-
berins s,151 as Issued by the
War Department Today.


and one hundred and fifty-one Ameri
can casualties were carried on Gen
eral Pershing's overseas army cas-
ualty lists as issued by the War De
partment today. Seventy-four Iowan,
were included among them.
The lists were divided thus: Killet
In action All; died of disease 148
wounded severely 1884; wounded de
gree undetermined SIT; wounded
slightly 45S; missing in action 233
The Iowans were: "
it4%t Killed In Action. M. .5ts
Pvt. Albert r. Kersey, Grand juno
ton.
Pvt. Frank Dostal, Oxford Junction
Pvt. Robert T. Scherlock, Worthing
ton.
Corporal Alfred Grim, Waterloo.
Pvt. Albert w. Davis, Colesburg.
Pvt. Charles Donatus, Tandy.
Pvt. Albert H. Gronne, Elkhorn.
Pvt. Jake s. Shargo, Sigourney.
Pvt. Samuel c. Allison, Cedar.
Pvt. Peter e. Cantu, Davenport.
Pvt. John s. Carts, Mt. Pleasant.
Pvt John H. Banker, Leuzerne.
Pvt. Arthur l.. Rees, harrisburg.
Died OF Disease.
Corporal William Scherrman, Far.
ley.
Pvt. Harry Carpenter. New Hamp.
ton.
Pvt. Harry E. Kimble, Sheldon.
Dat AdoInh Mo,9,,o NloIcn,, uar-
Ian.
Pvt. Albert T. Weir, harrisburg.
Pvt. Frank c. Nicholas, Marble
Wounded Severely.
Corporal Joseph G. Swanson, Red
Oak.
Mechanic selby F. Fletcher. Har.
shalltown.
Pvt. Alben Konieski. Dodge Center.
Pvt. John H. Knapp, Mononan.
Pvt. James H. McCaleb, Washing
ton.
Pvt. Rennie H. Hahn, Cherokee
Pvt. Enfred L. Under, Pomeroy.
Pvt. Arthur G. Shockley, Marshall
Pvt. Hans R. Siemsen, Grundy Cen
ter
Pvt. Elmer G. Swift, Moorehead.
Pvt. Micheal N. Gassman, Buena
Vista.
Pvt. Fred Irwin, Earlham.
Pvt. John R. LOTHIAN, Jolly.
Pvt. Henry Ness, Linn Grove.
Pvt. Lyle ]. Black, Burt.
Pvt. Glenn e. Doty. Newell.
Corporal Oscar D. Ewing, Des
Moines. .'"aE -..
Corporal Warren Stevens, Column
bus Junction. e..
Corporal Clarence A. Davis, Clar
ence.
Pvt. Allen R. Parker, Dubuque.
Pvt. Isaac Denheste, Sioux Center.
Pvt. Arthur Knutson, Radcliffe.
Pvt. William Denthartog, Taintor.
Pvt. Edgar j. Crockrell, Givin.
Pvt. Modica e. Houk, Centeryille.
Pvt. Walter C. Usher, Cedar Rapids.
Pvt. lAbert M. Kersbergen, Sheldon.
Pvt, William M. Todd, Boone.
Pvt. William ]. Hagerty, Epworth.
Pvt. Orville l.. Kindig, Burlington.
Pvt. Herman X. Braksick, Van Horn.
Pvt. Herman Cute, Breda.
Pvt. Benjamin B. Bush, Knoxville.
Wounded Degree Undetermined.
Pvt. Clifford d. Blair, Fontanelle.
Pvt. Hanz c. Hansen, Des Moines.
Pvt. Charlie Schwartz, Charlton.
Corporal Ralph ]. McCleary, Glen
wood.
Corporal Alfred E. Schubert, Sch
leswig.
pvt Anton G. Jacobsen, LeMars.
Pvt. Ezra v. olmstead. Larkersburg.
Wounded Slightly.
Mechanic Donald D. Lynch, Allan
tic.
Wagner Lester A. Sheldon, Stuart.
Wagner John H. Schesser, Daven'
port. A
Wagner Louis L. Smith, Dunlap.
Pvt. Adrion l.. Strayer, Des Moines
Pvt. John M. Byerly, Weldon.
Pvt. Harris p. Hansen, Usage,
Pvt. Roy Fodch, Marshalltown.
PVT James Given, Bushmills.
Missing in Action.
Pvt. Charles M. Sadler. Cascade.
Pvt. Fred Bentley, Mount Sterling.
Pvt. John L. Anderson, Sioux City.
Pvt. Silas N. Teig, Radcliffe.
Pvt. August Schnell, Roosevelt City
No lewsns Among Marines.
No Iowans were mentioned amont
the Marine Corps casualties whicf
numbered sixty-two. They included;
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