The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-04-16
Wavne County Men Many Battles That Der

Frank Kilgus was with the Third
army. James Pelton saw active ser.
vice and came out without scratch
Sidney Armstrong saw active service.
Clayburn McNutt was In an infantry
company. Roy Schneider. Chester
Phillips, Walter Smith, Herbert Blu
ZACH and Earl Hiatt were near Metz
in the Toul sector. X. r. Wright was
in heavy action. George Flemming,
with Co. 2, .. r. s. D.. helped get
supplies up to the lines. Roy E. Bur
den was in the 365th Infantry. Will
liam Sonia was with an engineering
company at the front. Leland Hadley
drove q renault tank during heavy
action. Clarence Englebert was with
18th Ambulance company. Robert
Drope was with the Third Balloon Co.
e. F. Waterman was in the Sixteenth
Infantry. L. E. Gausepohl was with
the Third Battalion reserve corps.
155th Infantry. Earl Boone was with
the seth Artillery headquarters, Coast
Artillery Corps. Lloyd Wilson was
with the 18th Infantry. Co. K. David
T. O'Connel took part In trench action.
On Last Big Drive.
Russell Kinsey with the F1fty-sev-
enth Artillery, took part in the last
big drive Of the Americans. C.. ].
Reg had his pack fairly blown Oft his
back, but was uninjured. Rudolph
Price volunteered for ambulance driv-
ing and was brigaded with the Con
vols Auto S. s. A. 568 Par. C. c. N,
Harry S. Rush Of Co. D.Hundred forty
third Infantry saw active fighting at
the front. Paul Schroeder saw service
at the front. Elmer c. Williams was
in Argonne when the armistice was
signed Walter Brooke Miller was
with Three Hundred Fifteenth Am
munition train headquarters detach-
ment, in a motor battalion. Oscar
Rhinehart Of Co. B Seventh Engineers
went over the top number OF times
Arthur p. Pogue was with Hospital
unit at the front Chester Helms was
at the front in active service c. E.
Stevens was with an aero squadron
at the front. Everett Oxendine, who
wears a French green citation cord.
was in the Ninety-third American Di-
vision brigaded with the Hundred Six
!ty-first French division of the Fourth
French army. This American divfs-
ion was the old New York Fifteenth
division.
GoIdsberry With Marines.
William Frame was with Co. NJ
Hundred Fifty-seventh regiment In
the hospital corps John Vernon
iGoldsberry was with the marines.
Kenneth Chapel saw active service
at the front and came out uninjured.
A short time after the armistice was
signed Chappeps truck went over an
embankment, burying him and break
ing his left arm. Elmer Wildig saw
intensive service at the front in
France Herbert Cotton and Kenneth
Toler, It Is understood. were members
OF the Eighty-ninth Division which
was in heavy action.
Because in America certain battles
have become mouth-to-mouth talk
their history being more or less famil
lar to every family which had son
at the front, some Of the better known
have been listed with the names, sc
far as possible, Of the Wayne county
boys taking part in each. This list
will have to be perfected more an6
more as the men themselves come
home ond tell their own stories.
cHATEAU-THlERRY.
Wayne Hiatt, Paul Knoll, Fred HUI
go, Leo Weiss, George Steens, Roy
; Martin, Charles Bowen, James B
Meyers, Edward Mcfarland. Bryo1
Stafford, Albert Kuhlenbeck, Oscal
Kehlenbrink, Robert Clark, George
Flemming, Ray Keck, Russell Kinsey
L. e. Gauspohl, Leland Hadley, Franz
LicAtenfels, E. NJ. Pollard, Glen R
;; Mcclure, Otto P. Hiatt, Mural McKin
. ney, George Gibbs. Glenn Ferguson
! Goldie Knoll, Roy Bailey, Perry Moss
Elmer Vinton, Paul Edwards, Wood
ard w. Ladd, Everett Oxendine.
ST. MiHIEL.
!, Harry Mcclure, Fred Hugo, Jess
8 Hoover, Leroy Mobley, Wiley Glass
: Charles Bowen, Frank Eaton. Rober
3 Thornburgh, Leland Hadley, ALDER
); Kuhlenbeck, Charles w. Baker, Osca
j Kehlenbrink, Ray Keck, Harry
: Rush, e. NJ Pollard, Mural Mckinney
3 Peter Doherty, L. E. Gauspohl, Cler
+ Ferguson, Peter Lichtenfels, Herber
!. Cotton, Rudolph Price, Arthur Roacl
!. Harry Morrow, George Gibbs. Everett
Il Oxendine, Ray Aiken, Elmer Vintol
!, Harry Bowsman, Harry Nearon, Lloy
' Rust, Paul Edwards, Woodland Ladt
|, ARGoNNE-MEUSE.
= L. E. Gauspohl, Arthur Roach, Go
die Knoll, Herbert Dalbey, Fred Hug
:, Jesse Hoover, Leo Weiss, Georg
:. Steens, Chester Harris, Ralph Moor
!, Ernest Lehman, James Boyd Meyer
: John Rhodes, Byron Stafford, Albel
:, Kuhlenbeck, Oscar Kehlenbrink, Ro
n ert Thornburgh, Glenn Ferguson, Lloy
=, Rust, Harry Bowsman, Willial
/, Frame, Kenneth Toler, Herbert Co
v ton, Rudolph Price, Arthur Roacl
Peter Lchtenfels, Lester Phenis, Ha
ry Nearon, Paul Edwards, Woodar
" Laid, Charles Chappell, Ray Kecl
9 Harry Morrow, George Gibbs. Elme
h Vinton.
n SEDAN.
n Leo Weiss, Ray Keck, Elmer vi
r. ton, Peter Lichtenfels.
j. BACCARAT.
+. Byron Stafford, Harry Morrow, Re-
. Aiken. George Gibbs, Harry Nearo
t. Lloyd Rust, Harry Bowsman.
II SCISSORS.
n Wayne Hiatt. James Boyd Meyer
It Harry Morrow. Glen Ferguson, Harl
W S. Rush. Oscar Kehlenbrink. Glen
n Mcclure, Leland Hadley.