Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1920-06-23
HONOR ROLL OF
. JACKSON COUNTY
MEN IN LATE WAR

The following Honor Roll" oil
boys who were killed, or died OF
disease in the world war, was fur
rished by County Clerk Florey.
Anyone knowing others will please
report TO the county clerk. II
there are any corrections in the
dates or places, notify Mr.. Florey.
II is desired to make the roll COM
plete.
Adams, Ernest-Private aero
squadron, Medford, died of result
of aeroplane accident, June 26,
1918.
Applegate, Willis Private
Engineers, Jacksonville, died OF
pneumonia, February 2, 1918.
Barber, Newell C.-Second
Lieutenant Air Service Signal
Corps, Medford, killed in action,
August IL, 1913.
Bateman, Lawrence S.-Priyate
Infantry, Medford, died of pneu-
monia, October 81, 1918.
Beery, James M.-Priyate, In
fantry, Jacksonville; died OF
wounds received in action, Octo-
ber IS, 1918.
Reery, Edward C.-Private, 1st
Glass, Billeting Detachment De-
mobilization, Jacksonville; died
OF appendicitis, September IA,
1919.
Beeson, Earl D.-Private De-
pot Brigade, Talent; died of diph-
thCria, May s, 1918.
Blevins, Homer-Private, In
fantry, Jacksonville. killed in ac-
tion, May 81, 1918.
Brown, Thomas R.-Private,
Engineers, Sans Valley; died OF
tuberculosis, March ~, 1918.
Ceilings, Oscar Private,
Headquarters, Watkins; died OF
pneumonia August s, 1918.
Davis, Walter R.-Private, De
pot Brigade, Ashland died of
pneumonia, June IL, 1918.
Decker, Arthur M.-Private,
Coast Artillery Corps, Ashland
died of tumor of brain, March 23,
1918. :
Hawk, Russell Simon-Private
Marines, Derby; killed in action
July 19, 1918.
Holmes, Joseph Thomas-Pri-
vate, 1st Glass, Coast Artillery
Corps, Medford; died OF wounds
received in action, October IL,
1918.
Loflahd, Fay X. - Private.
Coast Artillery Corps, Medford
died of pneumonia, October 25,
1913.
Loomis, Algie V.-Ashland; |
cause, date and place OF death not
siven.
Morgan, Thomas J.-Private,
Infantry, Eagle Point; died of
pneumonia, October Is, 1918.
Morgan, Arthur Ray-Private,
Marines, Ashland; killed in ac-
tion, November 10, 1918.
Nicholas, Glenn A.-Priyate,
Aero Squadron, Medford; died of
diphtherla, April 4, 1919.
Powers. Orlie H.-Private, Re-
crrit Company, Talent, died of
pneumonia, October II, 1918.
Sanford, Horatio S.-Private,
Army Repair Detachment, Ash
land; died of pneumonia, 0cto-
her II, 1918.
Singleton, John-Private, In
fantry, Eagle Point; died OF
wounds received in action, Janu-
AIRY 3, 1919.
Spencer, Herbert Guy-Priyate,
Coast Artillery Corps, Ashland;
died OF pneumonia, July IA, 1913.
Spooner, Artemus - Medford.
cause, date and place not given.
Toskan, Gust S.-Private, In
fantry, Medford; killed in action,
October 5, 1918.
Trefen, Philip R.-Private, In
laEtry, Butte Falls; died OF inllu- ,
en2a, October 16, 1918.
Ward, Raymond M.-Private,
Infantry, Medford, killed in ac-
ton, October 70, 1918. s
Wollcott, Forrest G.-Sergeant, ,
Coast Artillery Corps, Ashland; $
lied Of pneumonia, November s, {
1918.
Young, Loren Private, In |
iantry, Forest Creek, died of men ,
ngitis, October 81, 1918. {
or this list 10 went out from [
Ashland, or near vicinity. These
IRE Earl d. Beeson, Walter h.
Davis, Arthur NJ. Decker, Algie V. a
Loomis, Arthur Ray Morgan, Or v
lie II. Powers, Horatio S. Sanford, I
Herbert Guy Spencer, Philip II.
l'refren and Forrest G. Wolcott. =
Tive other young men met death {
While in the service, which are 0
lot named in County Clerk Flor
Us list. These are James Merle II
'Guntain, Willis Hines, Archibald