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

iberia and spinal meningitis.
STEMPLE, George Ray-Son of Mr.
and Mrs. John A. Stemple, was born
at Richmond, April 80, 1895. He was
indicted into the service April 20,
i! 1918, and became a hospital appren-
tice, second class, Naval Reserve. On
! Sept. 20, 1918, he died of influenza at
the Great Lakes Naval Sta ton, Ill.
STEWART, Carlson of William
, and Margaret Stewart, was born al
Greensboro, Dec. 3, 1889. He was in
Quoted into the service May Is, 1918,
at Richmond and was sent 10 Colum.
bus Barracks, Columbus, O., from
which place he was transferred to
| Company H, 36th Infantry, 18th Di,
vision, at FIT. Smelling MINI. He was
transferred from CornpaE- Il TO the
Supply Company as a drivers helper,
+ later becoming a WAGNER. He left
with his regiment for Camp Devine
Mass, where he died of tuberculosis,
Oct. Z, 1918.
TOUT, ferguson of Mr.. and Mrs
Jerome Tout, was born at East Ger.
mantown, Jan. %, 1889. He was in.
Quoted into the service at Cambridge
City, Ind, Sept. q. 1917; was as,
signed 10 the infantry service, and
died in the A r. c. hospital No. s.
Paris, July 80, 1918, after being
gassed
TAYLOR, Elmer kenneth-Son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Taylor, was born
at Richmond. Aug. ., 1898. He was
indicted into the service at Richmond
May 5, 1918, and entered the cavalry
service of the Regular Army. He died
of Influenza at Camp Harry Jones
lv1o t,try
THOMAS, Robert J.-Served with
the Medical Detachment, 354 Infantry
j SO Division. Wounded by shrapne1
Died of effects of gas August, 1920
| vANHoRN, John syIvester-Son Of
Amos and Bertha E, both deceased
was born at Richmond, July Il, 1900
He was reared by his grandfather
John w. White, at Richmond He
enlisted in the Naval Reserve at Rich
mond, Feb. 10, 1917. While serving
on the transport Ticonderoga it was
torpedoed Sept. 80, 1918. and he wenl
down with it,
WALLS, Roland Harry-Son. of Har
ry L. and Anna Walls, 426 South
Second street, Richmond Enlisted
April IL, 1917; served at Fort Thomas
Ky, Fit. DUPONT, Delaware and Fl
Wadsworth, n. Y. Left U. s., August
}, 1917 as member of a trench NOR
tar battery, First Division. Served a.
Chateau Thierry, St Mihiel and the
Argonne, where he was gassed. Re
turned to the United States, June 6
1918. Discharged from the hospita
at FIT. Oglesville, n. Y. October "a
1918. Died at home, March II, 1926
from effects of gas.
WAGNER, Glen G.-Son of Mr.. anC
Mrs. Henry Wagner, was born a
Richmond, July 6, 1895. He was in
Quoted into the service at Richmond
and assigned as a private in Compan,
F, 18th Infantry. He was killed il
action in the ST. Mihiel offensive OF
Sept. IS, 1918.
WoOTERs, LemueI OrviIIe-Son o
Harrison and Louisa Wooters, of Viii
liams burg, entered service June IA
1918 and served al Fort Benjamin Har
rison, as member of the Firs
Training Detachment, Ordnance De
partment, clerical staff Was sent t.
Camp Hancock, Ga, where he con
tracted influenza and died October 81
1918
WRIGHT, Theodore Ephram-Sol
of Mrs. Margaret Ella Wright, wa
born at Williamsburg. July 16. 1894
He was indicted into the service a
Cambridge City, Oct. 5, 1917. Traine,
at Camp Taylor, Ky, and Camp Shell
by, Miss. and was assigned to Auto
matte Replacement Draft Compan,
No. II and sailed as a casual from
Camp Merritt, N. J. Upon arrival i,
France he was assigned to Compan,
NJ. 2Sth Infantry. and was killed il
action in the Meuse-Argonne often
sive, Oct. =, 1918. He was cited TO
his division comma nder for gallan
try in action and especially meritori
Gus service"