Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-09-09
DO YOU KNOW THESE BOYS,

DO YOU KNOW THESE BOYS?
The American Legion Weekly an
nounces the following additional un-
solved mysteries Of the war, in the
hope that a reader OF The Missouri
Valley Times may be able to supply
the inquiring relatives with the in
formation they desire:
WALTER w. CRAIG, End lieut.,
K Company 59th Inf, missing and
probably captured in Bois de Fay,
Oct. 8, 1918. Does any ex-prisoner 6f
war know him? Address, Clark Mil
len, A Oriental street, Newark. N.
j., who inquiries for mother.
GEORGE H. K1LBoRN( pvt, c
Company, 127th Inf, reported woun-
ded, Fismes, Aug. a, 1918; reported
killed, Argonne, Oct. s, 1918. Mother
wants details. Address, Mrs. C. F..
Kilborn, Mesa, Colo.
HAROLD MEADOWS, pvt, A
Company, reported wounded, Fismes,
Aug. 4, 1918. Buddies write Anita
Philip, 1922 Pine street, San Francis
co.
GUY L. WHITE, cpl, A Company,
10th Inf, reported missing in action,
Argonne, Sept. 90, 1918. Mother
writes she has received conflicting re-
ports from War Dept. as to sons
fate. Address, Mrs. F. M. White,
1917 Lincoln street, Coffeyville, Kan.
RALPH WHITTLE, sgt, Company
D, 35Sth Inf. Wounded Sept. 26,
1918, near Preny, in Argonne. "Pre-
sumed" dead. Anyone with knowledge
of fate of this soldier write his moth
er, Mrs. ]. E. Whittle, 1868 East 14th
street, Des Moines, Iowa.
WALTER A. SAVERS, pvt, X
Company, 47th Inf, officially repor-
ted missing in action Aug. 8, 1918;
officially reported slightly wounded
July 81; officially reported returned
to United States with his regiment.
Did not return. Company associates
last saw him July 20 IN action and
wounded. Address father, William
Sayers, McLeansboro, Ill.
ORVILLE L. ANDERSON, capt.,
K Company, l2sth Inf, story Of how
he died in action near Juvigny about
Aug. 30, 1918, desired by family.
Write, A. G. Swaney, Flathead Post,
American Legion, Kalispell, Mont.
JOHN VICTOR BRYAN, pvt, 10th
Company 9th Marines, aged II, woun-
ded at Soissons July 10, 1918; no
other werd; no record of burial. Ad-
dress his mother, Mrs. John B. Bry-
an, Downers Grove, Ill.
GERALD KINGSLEY NORTHRUP
pvt, D Company, 9th M. G. Bn., var
iously reported killed and missing in
second battle of Marne in July, 1918.
Mother desires to hear from COM
rades. Write Mrs. E. Slater Nor
thrup, $50 Sherman avenue, New
Haven, Conn.
JOHN E. RABINEAU, pvt, End
Engineers, killed at Belleau Wood,
June z, 1918. Family wants particu-
lars. Write A. w. Rabineau, care
Western Union, Richmond, Va.
GEORGE LA ROCHELLE, D.
Company, 9th Inf, company runner,
reported wounded July 18, 1918 at
Scissors; no other word. Write to
mother, Mrs. Merelise La Rochelle,
"a Milton street, Lawrence, Mass.
JAMES R. MILLER, pvt, G. Com
pany, 18th Inf, reported killed in ac-
tion May 20, 1918; wrote two letters
after that date, family reports. Write
w. K. Landrum, 839 Harrison street,
Stockton, Calf.
ROBERT C, GOssMILLER, pvt,
reported killed in action with Com
pany 127th Inf. Mother writes "news
means life to me-" Address, Mrs.
Charles Gosswiller, Rice, Minn.'
ARTHUR X. LARSON, X Com
pany 14Oth Inf, reported missing in
action Oct. l. 1918; reported killed
same day. In January, 1919, repor-
ted returned to his regiment. Did
not come home. Address father,