The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-24
SEVERAL BOYS were
WOUNDED IN T0DAy'S
CITY SERVICE STORY

service April 3, 1913. and was assign
ed to Twelfth Training Company OF
Southern New York, Coast Artillery;
embarked from Hoboken, n. j.. Sept.
%, 1918, and arrived at st. Nazaire.
France, Oct Z, 1918; trained at Houde-
mont, France, Oct. II to Oct. u, 1918,
then went to Mailly, France, to Rail
ray Artillery Specialist School till
Nov. IL, 1918; hospital treatment Ft-
Totten, n. Y: sailed for United States
Dec. 10, 1918. and arrived Hoboken,
N. j., Dec. %, 1918; discharged Jan.
10, 1919, Camp Sherman, Chillicothe,
Ohio.
Robert Davis Phillips entered the
service June 27, 1918, as yeoman third
class, and was assigned to Great
Lakes Naval Station, remaining there
entire period of enlistment; dischars-
ed Jan. 10. 1919, yeoman third class.
Murray Chenoweth Snively entered
the service Oct. 20, 1917, Company f,
Seventh Regiment. Camp Perry, L. E.
r.; Great Lakes, Ill, U. S. n. school.
Cambridge, Mass; aboard U. S. S. Fal-
con Is. NJ. s.. No. 28) at Philadelphia
Navy Yard; served in the Fourth
Naval District Mine Sweeping Division
from Jan. Is, 1919, till Aug. l, 1919,
on the Falcon.
Donald Bond Johnston entered the
service May 16, 1918, and was assign
ed to Company B, 44th Regiment, R. r.
Maintenance of Way, Standard Gauge,
Engineers; embarked from Hoboken
about Aug. 1, 1918, and arrived in
Brest, France, Aug. II, 1918; eleven
months at BaumUr, M. and L. on P.
and o. Railroad; in charge of high
ways about district with German pris-
oner labor; lecturer in French history
in camp school; charge of landscape
work in camp with German labor; ar
rived back in United States, Hoboken,
July %, 1919, and discharged Aug. l,
1919; Master Engineer Jr. OR.
: Got in EARLY; Fought Often.
Indro Paulmer Davis entered the
service June %, 1916, and was assign
ed to Company F, 14Sth Infantry, 37th
: Division, Regular Army; embarked
from Newport News, Va. June Is,
! 1918, and arrived at Brest. France,
/. June %, 1918; on firing line from July
~ to July 80, 1918, American training
sector. Baccarat in state of Vosges;
battles Bayou, July -, 1918; Over the
top at Nancy, Aug. II, 1918; battle in
: Toul Sector, August 26, 1918; right
leg and right foot broken in action:
hospital treatment at Baccarat; from
there to B. H. No. 81, and there was
p pronounced unfit for further military
service; arrived back in United States
Jan. 20, 1919. Boston, Mass; discharg-
ed Feb. 8, 1919: corporal
Fred Louis Rooney entered the serv-
Z ice Dec. 6, 1917, and was assigned to
Motor Truck Company No. Ais, First
American Army Division, Quartermas-
ter Department, Regular Army; en-
barked from Hoboken, n. j.. May &c,
g 1918, and arrived at Bordeaux, France,
June 8, 1918; made first trip to front
June IS, 1918, to Lily, France, just out
, of Chateau Thierry with food and
clothes for gassed United States SOL
diers; battles, Champagne, Marine de-
fensive, Aisne-Marne offensive; Meuse
Marine offensive, Oisne-Aisne offens-
. i've: arrived back in United States
July 8, 1919, Newport News, Va, dis
charged July II, 1919; corporal
Daniel Joseph Crawford entered the
service June 4. 1918. corporal, Com
pany NJ, First Indiana Infantry, Fort
Benjamin Harrison, Ind, Camp Shelby
81 Miss, Camp Pike. Ark. Officers
Training school, commissioned second
ilSulSIdHL 4NON OV, lClC ecu
Dec, 3, 1918 Camp Pike, Ark.
Roscoe Dewey Meyer entered the
service Oct 6, 1918, assigned Butler
college, S. A. T. c.; discharged Dec
16, 1913, Indianapolis.
William Allen Meyer entered tbs
s service July "a, 1918 as private ant
assigned to Camp Taylor, Ky; dis
charged Dec. u, 1918, Camp Taylor
Ky,
Leg I'M ured in Action.
.... Carl Bernard Toschlog entered tn,
service Oct. 4, 1917 and assigned tt
Company e, 151st Regiment, 3Sth Di
vision, Infantry, regular army; EN-
ss,ebarked from Hoboken, N. j.. June II
F191S and arrived in Liverpool, Eng
land, June "a, 1918; battles, Scissor
July IS to 81, 1918; left knee injured
lin action; hospital treatment at Nan
ties; sailed for United States Jan. q
1919; arrived Newport News, Va
FEB. 9, 1919; discharged Feb. "a, 1918
Camp Sherman, o.
William Joseph Ladd entered tn
service July %, 1918, fireman secon,
cclass. served at Great Lakes, Ill; Pu
,.get Sound, Wash; Hampton Road;
Va; San Francisco, Calf; Cuba
+ ldlCe, L dudl anu lIlpu Ddck TO S3l
@ Francisco; still in service-fireman o.
ship Talbot in Pacific ocean abou
San Francisco, Calf.
E. Raymond Odell Ladd entered tn
service Feb. IS, 1918 and was assigne
to Company F. 18th Division, Infar
try, Columbus barracks, O., Dover, \
y, Vickburg. Miss. Long Island. \
y; discharged Jan. "a, 1919, Lon
Island, N. Y.
ta Still in Germany.
= Woodland William Ladd entered tn
service May 5, 1917, and was assigne
to Company X, seventh Infantry, thir
division, regular army; embarke
from Hobolen, N. J., April "a, 191
and arrived in Brest, France. May
JOS; went with Army of Occupatio
to River Rhine in Germany-battle
six, Marine. ST. Mihiel, Meuse-Argonn
@Chateau-Thierry. Somme; six sta.
for battles; discharged in German,
May 6, 1919; re-enlisted same da,
May 6, 1919, at Adernach, Germany. q
a cook-at present with regular arm
as cook. Company X, seventh Infal
try. Third Division.
= William Selden Phillips entered til
service Sept II, 1917. and was a