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

CONWAY, William Richard-Born
at Greenville, O., in 1885. He was in
Quoted into the service, March 81,
1918, at Richmond, and sent as a re-
cruit to Camp Taylor, Ky. He was as
signed to 18TH Infantry, 2Sth Divi-
sion. He was killed in action-date
and place unknown. He is survived
by his widow, Mrs. Esther Conway,
and one child, Billie Louise.
CRAMER, Charles WesIey-Son of
Wesley and Rosetta Cramer, was born
at Logansport, Ind, Sept. IS, 1891.
He enlisted in the Quartermaster De
partment, Dec. s, 1917, and was sent
to FIT. Thomas, Ky, from which place
he was transferred TO SO Remount
Station, Camp Taylor. Ky. On April
20, 1918, he was assigned to the
Reclamation Branch. and short time
afterward to the Salvage Department,
Q. NJ. G. He died of pneumonia at
Camp Taylor, KY, Feb. Is, 1919.
CRULL, Clarence Milner-Born Au-
gust II, 1885, at Hamilton, O. He
entered the service March, 1918, and
was assigned to the Infantry On
Oct 25, 1918, he was killed in action
in France. He is survived by his
widow, Edith Crull, and by his moth
er, Mrs. Emily Lineback.
DE 6RULER, Luther Veach-Enter-
ed service in August, 1917. Was a
member of Company B, First Pioneer
Infantry, Camp Wadsworth, s. c., and
died there of pneumonia April "a,
1918.
DROUD, John Howard-Born in
Wayne county in 1889. He was in
Quoted into the service at Marion,
Ind, July IS, 1918. Was assigned to
the Field Artillery and was prepared
for the service in the Signal Platoon
of his battalion. He died of pneu-
monia, Oct. IS, 1918, at Camp McClel-
Ian, Ala.
DUKE, Thomas HerschelI-Son of
Mrs. Ella Duke, was born at Williams
burg, March s, 1891. He enlisted
July 3, 1917, at indianapolis. He was
sent as a recruit to Jefferson Bar
racks, Mo, at which station he re-
quested an assignment to the Air
Service. This was done and he was
made clerk in the Headquarters of the
9th Aerial Squadron, which at that
time was stationed at San Antonio,
Tex. From there he was transferred
to Fit. Sill, Okla, and was promoted
10 corporal; later made a sergeant,
after which he was transferred to the
Fourth Aerial Squadron. His devo-
ton to duty and interest in his work
was such that his commanding officer
recommended him as a candidate to
the Officers Training Camp at Camn
Taylor, Ky. While on duty at the
latter place he became i'll with influ
enza, which developed into ma stoid
pneumonia
1918. Reports from his squadron com.
mander and the commanding officer
or the Officers Training School at
Camp Taylor indicated that thew re-
saroed MIN as a young man of IN
usual promise and soldierlv ahilitv
ana looked upon his death as a dis.
linct loss TO the service.
ERIK, Elmer Williamson Of Mr.
and Mrs. A. j. Erik, was born in Rich
inond. May !. 1896. He was inducted
into the service Sept. 20 1917 At
richmond, and was sent 10 Camp Tav-
lor, Ky, from which place he was
transferred to Company f, 151st In
lantry, Indiana National Guard. 3Sth
DIVISION. He was taken i'll with spi1aI
mcnlngltlS while at Camp Shelby
MISS, and never recovered his health
lie was discharged Feb. 5. 1918, and
DIED at Richmond, Feb. IS, 1920.
FiSHETTl, Williamson of An
tonic and Angela Fishetti, was horn
in Bisaccia, Italy. Dec. II, 1891. He
enlisted in. Richmond in June, 1917
ana was assigned to the First Diyi-
SION of the Replacement Batta lion
zoth Z. 5. Infantry. at Ft BENJAMIN
harrison. He was killed in action in
France
FLOCK, Robert-Entered service
March 6, 1918. Served in the SIKH
company. Fl. Oglethorpe. Ga. Died
there May, 4, 1918 of pneumonia.
FRASClONE, Antonio-Was born IN
1894. He enlisted at Anderson. Ind
september, 1917, and was ASSIGNED;
TO Company G, Sixth L. S. Infantry
He died in France, November, 1918
OF wounds received in the Mouso-Ar.
gOnne offensive
FRANKLIN. Clyde M.-Son Of Mr.
and Mrs. ]. c. Franklin, was born in
Wayne county, Sept 5, 1898. and was
sent to Camp Taylor, Ky, where he
was assigned to Battery b. 7otn Field
Artillery. He began training at Camn
Taylor and at West Point. XIV. AZ
which latter place he contracted pneu-
monia, from which he died at Camp
Taylor. Oct 20, 1918.
FRAZIER, William OrviIIe-Son OF
George and Kate Frazier, was born
at Carlos, June 10, 1895. He was in
Quoted into the service at Hagers-
town, Sept. p, 1917. He was sent to
Camp Taylor, Ky, thence to Camp
Shelby, Miss, and sailed for France,
June, 1918. On his arrival in France
he was transferred to Company c,
lend Infantry, and later to Company