The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-09

Lakes Naval Training Station; dis
charged Jan. %, 1919.
Cleveland Edgar Phelps entered the
service May 3, 1917 and was assigned
to Troop M, 10Th cavalry; embarked
from New York Aug. &c. 1918 and ar.
rived in Brest Sept. 2, 1918; sailed
for United States Feb. 10, 1919 and
arrived New York; discharged March
%, 1919.
Spent Year in Europe
Stanley Cooper Smith entered the
service March 9, 1918 and was assign
ed to Medical Corps, Provisional Am
bulance Company. National Guard;
embarked from New York June s, 1913
and rived in Liverpool June Is. 1919;
sailed for United States May 81, 1919
arriving at Newport News June Is;
discharged July 3, 1919.
Harold l.. Clements entered the
service May %, 1918, as H. A, second
class, and was assigned to Great
Lakes Naval Training Station; dis
charged Feb. S, 1919.
Has List of Battles
Albertus Joseph Runkle entered the
service Sept. 20, 1917, and was as
signed to Company M, 151st Regiment,
3Sth Division. Infantry; embarked
| from New York June IL, 1918; ar
rived Liverpool. England, June "a,
1918; battles, Aisne, Marine, Saseraise,
ST. Mihiel, Argonne, Argonne Meuse;
cited with the First Infantry Brigade
by Brigadier-General Frank Parker;
gassed; sailed for United States Aug.
| 8, 1919, and arrived in New York Aug.
10. 1919; discharged Aug. &c, 1919.
| Adolph J. Getz entered the service
| Dec. ~, 1917, as private and was as
signed to Sixth Company, Second
Regiment, A. S. M. Air Service; en-
parked from Hoboken, N. j., March 3,
1918; arrived at Liverpool March IL
! 1918; trained in France, American
Aviation acceptance park; arrived
back in United States Jan. II, 1919
Hoboken, N. j., and discharged Feb
10, 1919, Camp Mills L. l.; corporal.
Harold William Runnels entered the
service Aug. 90, 1918, as apprentice
seaman; trained at Great Lakes Ma
val Training Station, then assigned tc
| u. S. S .DeKalb; first trip across
| (Brest) Nov. "a, 1918; discharged
Jan. %, 1919.
Harrie Russell Dilks entered the
service Aug. 5. 1917, and was com
missioned first lieutenant; assigned
| to 102nd Trench Mortar Battery, 9th
Division New York; embarked from
| Newport News, Va, June 5, 1918; ar
rived st. NaZaire, France, June 10
1918; battles part of Mouse offensive
near Verdun, with 33rd and 10th Di
| visions, Sept. 10 to Nov. II, 1918; ar
rived back in United States Jan. "a
1919, New York, and discharged Feb
6, 1919. First lieutenant.
Robert Stroup Carvey entered the
service Dec. s, 1917, and was assigned
to 47th Aero Squadron, Signal Corps
regular army, Wilbur Wright Field
Dayton, O.; discharged Jan. 4, 1919
sergeant.
Jesse Siddall Reeves entered the
! service Sept. 20, 1918, and was com
missioned captain Aviation Signal OF
ficers Reserve corps, and was assign
ed to special duty, Indianapolis, Ind.
FIT. Sam Houston, Tex, Austin, Tex.
Department Air Service officer S.
Depot Charleston, S. c.; discharged
Dec. %. 1918, major, J. A.
Frederick Emerson Ashinger enter
ed the service April II, 1917 and wa
assigned to Battery l., 53rd Artillery
First Separate Brigade; embarked
from New York Aug. Is, 1917, arriv
ing in France Sept. 1917; after land
ing volunteered " 10 uiSpdtSii Iidihs
for the artillery, which work he wa!
doing when the armistice was signed
this work taking him into Toul, Nancy
ST. Mihiel Verdun, Scissors, Reim
and principally all the towns on thu
Ar, arican front; battles, Aisne-Marne
} Champagne Marine, Meuse-Argonn
and st. Mihiel; during IS months il
France was never over 25 miles from
firing line for more than three day
= during war; arrived back in Unitet
: States March 2, 1919, and discharge,
March 27, 1919, wagner.
Hollace Roscoe Warner entered tn