The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-09

D, 18th Infantry Killed in the Ar
gonne Forest, Oct. %, 1918
FREEMAN, Daniel-Entered serv-
ice May, 1915. Served in France with
Co. G, Twenty-eighth Infantry. Killed
in action in September, 1918.
FREEMAN, David P.-Enlisted May
1915. Served with the Twenty ixth
/ Infantry, First Division, as d member
of Company A. Wounded in Septem-
Der, 1918 and reported dead.
GEM, Frank FIeming-Son Of
Jesse F. Gem, was born in Richmond,
Jan. Z, 1895. He enlisted March 80,
1918, and as member of Compa ny T..
10TH Infantry, 26th Division sailed
for France May 20, 1918. He was in
the battle of Chateau Thierry and
with his division in the MeuSeAr-
gonne offensive He was killed in &C
ton Aug. 5, 1918, at ST. Giles. a short
distance north of Fismes He was
buried near the place where he fell
GROSS, Merle Francis-Born at
HAMMER, O., Jan. 30, 1896. He was
indicted into the service at Richmond,
May %, 1918. Assigned to the 4Sth
Company, 18th Battalion, 159th Depot
Briga de, at Camp Taylor Ky. He was
later transferred to Company c, 153rd
! Infantry, then stationed at Camp
Beuregard, La. Then transferred to
Company A, 127th Infantry, sailing
for France in October 1918. He was
killed in action during the MeuseAr-
gonne offensive, Oct. Is, 1918, and bur-
, led in the Argonne cemetery at
Romagne Sous Montfaucon, depart
ment of the Mouse. He is survived
by his wife, Nora Veregge Gross.
HARVEY, William Harry-Son of
Abner and Louise Harvey, was born
at Winchester, Sept. 20, 1896. He
was indicted into the service at Nich-
mond, Sept l, 1918. Immediately
after joining he was sent to the Auto
mobile Training Camp conducted at
the Arsenal Technical High School at
! Indianapolis. While at the station he
developed influenza and pneumonia.
! from which he died Oct s, 1918.
HOOVER, Jesse B.-Ertered serv-
ice Oct. Is, 1918. Served as a member
of Company A. at Camp Warsaw, Ind.
Died there Nov. 4,.19l&.
HOUGH, WaIter-Entered service
Oct. p, 1917. Served in France with
Company l., 36lth Infantry, Ninety
First Division. Killed in camp by the
explosion of a shell, Oct. 30, 1918.
HUNT, Paul M.-Son of Nh and
/ Mrs. Jacob Hunt. was born in Center
vile. July IS, 1905. residing in that
place until he entered the service.
Sept. u, 1917, going to Camp Taylor
thence to Camp Shelby on oct. IS,
1917. On June II, 1918 he sailed for
France with Company X. 1872 Infantry.
Upon his arrival in France, he was
transferred tC Company f, 10th Infan-
try, First Division, and was serving
with it when he was wounded July,
IS, 1918, on his tWerty-third birthday
at scissors, France. He died five
days later, July %, 1918, The Legion
post at Centervilie is named in his
honor.
York state, March Is. 1855 He en-
listed at Cincinnati, O.. DEG. 5, 1917,
as a private in the Marine Corps. He
was trained at Paris Island, S. c., and
in Virginia. Died in Nichey, France,
of wounds received in action.
JANSEN, Fred-Died 1918.
JESSUP, Willard B.-SOn of Thorn
as R. Jessup and Kate S. Jessup, was
born Dec. 10, 1887 at Cambridge City
He entered the first Officers ira lining
camp at Fl. Benjamin Harrison, May
IA. 1917, and on August IA, 1917. was
commissioned second lieutenant. His
first assignment was at Camp Taylor,
Ky. thence to Hattiesburg. Miss. and
FL Paso. Tex, Fit. Sill, Okla, Camp
Jackson, S c., where he was promoted
10 first lieutenant After his dis
charge he returned TO Richmond,
where he died Sept. IS, 1918.
JONES, C.,ar,&. H.-kiiled in ac-
ton. November, 1918.
JONES. Walter O.-Entered service
June Is, 1918. Served with the Sec
Ond Provisional Regiment at Camp
Upton. Contracted pneumonia after
reaching France and died Oct. 16,
1918.
KRAMER. George Harvey-Born on
Dec. %. 1892, in Wayne county. and
was indicted into the service al Rich
mopd, Oct 5. 1917. He was assigned
to Company I, 152nd Infantry, at Camp
Shelby, Hatties burg. Miss. at which
station he died of pneumonia on Dec
&c, 1917. He is survived by his moth
cr Helena Kramer.
KELLEY, Daniel O.-Son of Mrs.
Minnie r. Owens, was born at
Memphis, Ind. in 1895 He enlisted
at Richmond March 4, 1918, and was
assigned to the 59th Infantry: later
transferred to the 57th Infantry and
promoted to sergeant in Company F
of that regiment. He was killed in
action at Chateau Thierry, July 10,
1918. He is survived by his mother,
Martha r. Owens, and his widow,
Ethel B. Kelley.
KELLEY, Raymond Charleston
of George w. and Maude Alice Kelley,
was born in Brownsville, Ind, Jan s,
1896. He was indicted into the serv-