Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-13

GEORGE E. wAGENSELLER.
Middlcburg, Pa. June 13.-Next
Sunday, June Is, will be Soldiers
Day in Middleburg to pay tribute
to all the soldiers of Snyder county,
both living and dead. The Honor
Roll of Snyder county, containing
500 names, has been prepared by
George w. Wagenseller, editor of
the Post and will be presented, at
his own expense, as a mark of his
appreciation for the services of each
of the 609 soldiers in the World
War. The presentation address will
be delivered by the Rev. DR.. H.
bennington Hayes. The Honor Roll
will be unveiled by Miss Doris Wag-
enseller, daughter of the donor, and
the address of acceptance on the
part of the soldiers will be delivered
by Lieutenant Claude C. Aikens, who
was with the army in Italy. Stetler's
Cornet Band, of Millersburg, will
furnish the music.
At the close of the above exercises,
the procession will move to Est-Ma
Park, where twenty eight trees have
been planted in memory of the
twenty seven Snyder county sons
who gave their lives in the war, the
twenty-eighth tree being in memory
of Ex-President Roosevelt. The
memorial address will be delivered
by Lieutenant Ray Seaman, of
Kreamer, who was the army in
France. The trees were planted and
donated by T. F. Shambach and
George w. Wagenseller and the
brass tags for each tree will be at
tached by near relatives of the de-
ceased.
Following is a list of the Snyder
county sons, including former resi-
dents, who died in the service or
were killed in action:
JOSEPH COVERT, ambulance driver.
dled of pneumonia, March, 1918,
in France.
JACKSON u. FEssLER. Co. B.. Evac-
uation Hospital died of influenza
and pneumonia, Oct. 10, 1918, at
Camp Greenleaf Ga.
JOHN H. GUNDRUM, Sec. B., s. A.
T. C.. died of Spanish influenza and
pneumonia, at st. Agnes Hospital
Philadelphia, Oct. 10.
WILLIAM d. HACK ENBURG. Co. E..
3l4th ReFt., 18th Div, killed in ac-
ton in Meuse-Argonne sector, in
France.
Nov 7. 1918,
JOHN ADAM HARTMAN. Co. E.,
Corps Troops. 53rd Pioneer Infan-
try, died in France of pneumonia.
Sept. ., 1918.
WILLIAM J. HARTMAN. Co. ss. died
at Camp Grant, ILL.,. Oct. S, 1918, OF
influenza and pneumonia
CORP. EDWARD H. HOTTEN VEIN.
co. A. 10Sth Inf, died Oct. 2S. 1915,
of wounds received in France.
SAMUEL o. LAUVER, Co. B.. Ssth
Engineers, killed in a railroad ac-
cident in France. March IL, 1919.
ERMAN +. LEPLEY. Co. E., 314th
Rest, 10th Div, killed in action in
battle of Argonne Forest and Mont
faucon. France. Sept. IS. 1918.
CORR; JOHN Fl. MILLER, died Oct. ..
1918, from wounds received in ac-
tion at Argonne and Montfaucon.
CHARLES MITCHELL, drafted from
Mifflin county. died April Is, 1918,
of acute bronchitis at Camp Green
leaf; buried at Troxelville. April
ROY A. MUssER, 81sth Regt, 10th
Div died Sept. Is. 1918, from
wounds received in action in
France
CORP. GEORGE L.. MULLINER, 44th
Coast Artillery. died April 10, 1919,
aboard the transport. Rijdam, bur-
led at Chapman. Snyder Co.
WALTER PAGE. Co. A, 9th Inf, died
July is, 1918, from wounds received
in action at scissors offensive.
LIT WENDELL J. PHILLIPS, Medical
Corps. died at Camp Lee, Va. Oct.
Is. 1918. of influenza
MILES A. RENNINGER, Co. n. 32etb
Regt.,. killed in action in France,
Nov. 4, 1918.
NJ. RINE, Chemical Warfare.
died in Cleveland. Ohio, Nov. 30,
1918, of influenza.
II.NI n a - d. \
Regt., 18th Div. died of rheuma-
tism in France, Oct. A. 1918.
SGT. BREWSTER C. SCHOCH, Head
quarters Troop, 2Sth Div. killed by
bombing plane, near Chateau
'rhierry, June 20. 1918. Buried at
Saulcherry with military and ma
sonic honors.
Pioneer Inf, died in France of
pneumonia. Sept. s. 1918.
HIRAM C. STEFFEN, JR., Co. B.
107th Machine Gun Battalion. 2sth
Div,' killed in action in France,
1T. Join W. W srEPP. Aeronautic
Branch; died in Washington. D. c.,
SGT. ERNEST f. sTINE. 27th Balloon
Company. died at Camp Hospital,
Morrison. Va, Jan. 90. 1919.
c. SPAID. Co. e. 314th Regt.. |
7sth Div, wounded Nov. Z in battle |
of Argonne; died Nov II.
HENRY H, SPRENKI.E, Co. E., 314th !
Regt.. 10th Div. died of wounds |
(shell fire about head and. body. |
Oct. /, 1918.
TREASTER, Supply Com |
pany, 32Srd Infantry. died in Base |
Hospital No. .. France. of pneu-
monia, Oct. 13, 1918. Buried in |
American Military Cemetery Raon
L'Ftape, Vosges. France.
BOYD NJ WARNER, 72nd Co. 329th |
Regt. killed in action. Oct. 26. 1912. |
Buried at LeMans. France
col. THEODORE ROOSEVELT, an |
American. Widow: Mrs. Theodore
Roosevelt, Oyser Bay, New York.
SEWING CIRCLE ENTERTAINs
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