Honor Roll of Indiana Soldiers Casualty List
Friday to Saturday morning updates list Indiana service members by status including killed in action died of disease wounded severely died of wounds missing in action and killed in action with names tied to towns such as Rosedale Pekin Garrett Crown Point and Gary. Marine Corps casualties and addressed prisoners returned to France are noted alongside many Indiana communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Henry E. Hopper
Rosedale
John M. Buford
Pekin
Frank H. May
Garrett
James I. Price
Crown Point
Ray D. Grimes
Russellville
Frank J. Seufert
Dale
Clarence R. Kennedy
Mulberry
Henry J. Gausman
Batesville
George H. Love
Plymouth
Harry Elliot Beebe
Hebron
Norman Utz
Georgetown
Charlies W. White
Loogootee
Levi F. Aker
Reelsville
Floyd Ganger
Goshen
Stanley Paszkiet
Newcastle
Bert A. Stater
Gary
Wm. A. Krout
Eugene
Wm. L. Smith
Matthews
Walter Summers
Indianapolis
Waltert
Brown—Anderson
John M. Knox
Rennsselaer
Achiel H. Busschaert
Mishawaka
Eddie J. Emanuelson
Terre Hante
Clarence Lockhart
Freetown
William Warner
Warvey G. Thomas
Monticello
John E. Richards
France
Germany
Karl A. Dupes
Indiana Harbor
Jerome A. Caron
Rushville
Lester P. Purvis
Tipton
Maude Girdley
Lanesville
Arba O. Emrich
George Weckle—tinton
New Books Arrive for Public Library Shelves
Public Library to add new titles on Thursday including Happy Jack and Prince Morimel. Other reads listed are That Year at Limfeon High, Service Stars, and Sunshine Beggars. Also included are Boys Book of Indian War and Porter Under Isabel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ablic
Happy Jack
Ognies
Prince Morimel
Limfeon Highton
Georginas
Iver
Pawnee
Sunshine Beggars
Aaron Duncan Returns After Year in Army Service
Aaron Duncan arrived home Wednesday morning after a year in U S service. He fought in many battles and went over the top, riding home on the Lapland which carried troops back and suffered engine trouble. Duncan was mustered out at Camp Grant Illinois and went straight home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Duncan
U. S
Lapland
Camp Grant, I
Interesting Letter From Harold Wykoff Describes Calais Visit
Harold Wykoff writes from Calais amid influenza recovery. The illustrated letter includes postcards and views of Calais and Annes cathedral, the theater, Jacquard statue, and local museums. He notes bomb damage avoided, with artworks moved for safety, and recalls Calais as a historic port tied to English voyages and local industry. Elder Adamson departing Bloomington for Lewisburg Tenn with wife and daughters, marking a long Bloomington ministry ending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Wykoff
Calais
Annes
France
Sergt. Wrykoff
Jacquard
Nord
Saint-Pierre
Calais-Nord
Saint-Peirrie
England
United Kingdom
Edward
Bourgeois de Calais
Bleriot
Channel
Sergt, Wykoff
States
Harrodsburg Roadmaster James Koontz Dies After Influenza
Harrodsburg roadmaster James Koontz 69 died at his home Monday evening after influenza followed by a paralysis stroke. He leaves a wife and ten children living in various states and France. He had gone to Harrodsburg that morning. funeral plans were not yet set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Koontz
Harrodsburg
Monon
Columbus Koontz
France
Koontz
Brother Suffering Illness in Oregon Camp
Herman Sears received word that his brother Private Herschell Sears is seriously ill with pneumonia caused by influenza. Herschell, who joined the Spruce division last February, was at Vancouver Barracks Washington and Camp 3H Toledo Oregon. He and Private William Calomiris left together and both contracted influenza. Calomiris died Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Sears
Herschell Sears
Sears
Vancouver
Washington
Toledo
Oregon
William Calomiris
Calomiris
Former Bedford Lady Dies in Richmond Influenza Death
Mrs. George C. Bosley, formerly Edna Riley of Indianapolis, died Tuesday in Richmond after a brief influenza illness. A prominent Tri Pappa Sorority member and Women’s Club participant, she was active in Presbyterian circles. Survived by husband and five year old son George C. Bosley Jr. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Bosley
Richmond
Sorority
Womens Club
Presbyterian Church
George C. Bosley, Jr
Harold Kerby Recovering After Appendicitis Surgery
Harold Kerby son of Frank Kerby underwentappendicitis surgery at Dunn hospital and was resting well today. The case was described as very serious by doctors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Kerby
Frank Kerby
Dunn Hospital
Greek immigrant William Calomiris dies in Oregon camp
The brother of John Calomiris of the Stone City Confectionary died at Camp 3H in Toledo Oregon from pneumonia superinduced by influenza. William Calomiris born June 1891 in Sparta Greece came to the U S at seventeen and later lived in Piqua Ohio with his brothers. He served in the Spruce Production Division and was stationed at Vancouver Barracks before Toledo. Funeral services expected in Piqua Ohio. He is survived by parents a sister Miss Katie Calomiris and three brothers George Nick and John. Mr and Mrs John Calomiris and baby planned to leave for Piqua Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Cantonment
William Calomiris
U. S
Camp 3 H
Toledo
Oregon
John Calomiris
Vancouver Barracks
Washington
Sparta
Greece
Spero
Helen Calomiris
Piqua
Ohio
Stone City
Ife
Katie
Calomiris
George
Nick Calomiris
Baby
Bert Lyvers Funeral After Influenza Death
The obituary notes Bert Lyvers died at home on South F Street following influenza. Funeral arrangements were scheduled for Thursday.
Sudden Deaths Mark Railroad Men in Local Region
Conductor Hugh McMannis and Brakeman Sanford of the B. and C. S. W. main line died in separate incidents after heart trouble. McMannis was found dead in his hotel room in St. Louis, Sanford in a Vincennes coach while on duty. Both men, about fifty, were Cincinnati residents esteemed by officials and crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh McMannis
Sanford
McMan
St. Louis
Stanford
Cincinnati
Vincennes
McMannis
Lne
Handkerchief Shower Planned by Bedford WCTU
The Womens Christian Temperance Union of Bedford will conduct a handkerchief shower for wounded soldiers at West Baden. Donations of handkerchiefs or material to make them are welcome. finished squares should measure eighteen inches. Committee includes Mrs. Ed. Pearson, Mrs. Ira Guthrie, Mrs. Henry Pearson, Mrs. Sherman Keach, Mrs. John Strout, and Mrs. J. W. Newland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womens Christian Temperance Union
Bedford
West Baden
Ed. Pearson
Ira Guthrie
Henry Pearson
Sherman Keach
John Strout
J. W. Newland
Bedford Foundry worker in surgery after truck crash
Sherman Albert of Bedford was driving a truck when he submitted to a serious surgical operation in Hannibal Missouri. His condition was reported as serious. Also note an old notice for Hereford bull calves for sale at 100 dollars each and trades offered for cows or heifer calves. Bloomington Indiana listings include a livestock ad and an illness update on Marshall Beavers of Heltonville with pneumonia and influenza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Albert
Bedford Foundry Company
Hanibal, Mo
Bedford
Q. O. Rainbolt
Bloomington
Ind
Ray Banks
Heltonville
Marshall Beavers
Williams Auto Livery Proprietor Arrested on Prohibition Charge
Willis D Pete Williams proprietor of Williams Auto Livery faces prohibition charges after police found twenty cases of whisky in a garage behind his home at 3015 Kenwood Ave. Four others were arrested on similar charges and one resort and one alleged gambling game raid occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis D.pete Williams
Williams Auto
Kentucky Avenue
George Kinkler
Worley
Kenwood Avenue
Williams
Indianapolis
Azel Williams
Cour
Williams Streets
Bloomington
Ind
Indianapolis News
Diamond Theft Arrest in Bedford. Suspect Confesses
Carl Sanders, 20, colored, arrested on grand larceny and housebreaking charges for stealing diamonds from Mrs. Everbach of 1160 East Broadway. Diamonds valued at 1250, including a 2% karat ring. Recovered from pawnshop and Sanders pockets. he aided by Capt. Guelda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Sanders
George Everbach
East Broadway
Desert
Lovell
First Street
Market and
Jefferson
Sanders
Capt
Guelda
Sixth
Everbach
Notice to Milton Cannady in Indiana court
The Lawrence Circuit Court in Lawrence County Indiana requires Milton Cannady a non resident to appear and answer the complaint filed by Anna Cannady in case 9876 by January 8 1919 at Bedford Court House. The filing is by attorney Logan R Browning and clerk John R Andrews with the court seal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Anna Cannady
Milton Cannady
Logan R. Browning
State of
Indiana
Bedford
Notice of Administration in Lawrence County Indiana
The Circuit Court of Lawrence County Indiana appoints Harry Hughes as Administrator of the estate of Alydia Jane Troy deceased late of Lawrence County. The estate is supposed to be solvent. Albert J. Fields is the attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County
State of
Indiana
Alydia Jane Troy
Harry Hughes
Albert J. Fields
Circuit Court
William Calomiris
William H. Huff
Calomiris Estate in Lawrence County Court
William Calomiris estate in Lawrence County probate case with John Calomiris named Administrator and John L. Smith attorney. Filing notes state court actions and local probate procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Calomiris
John L. Smith
Huff Estate in Lawrence County Court Vent for Administrator
Circuit Court of Lawrence County handles estate of William H. Huff deceased with Marshall Huff appointed as administrator. Filing appears under case vent number 8w3a.
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. Valentine Wilson
Rockville
Wm G. Duckworth
Tymera
Karl G. Reiser
Leroy Smith
Arcadia
Charles King
New Albany
Peter Leterger
Gilmore
Albert Loser
Vandalla
Citisoper Quick
Corydon
Malcolm W McAlpine
South Bendiatt Kirkham
Michigan City
James V. West
Jeffersonville
Henry Gimlich
Evansville
John R. Boyd
Aurora
August Kleinschmidt
Mount Vernon
Hans W. Pedersen
Kilied
Wayne W. Genser
Waterloo
Teen
Frederick
Oaktown
George H. Hackett
Anderson
Achie] Demaegt
South Bend
Thomas Robson
Joseph Christian Knecht
Hartford City
John J. Skureth
Hammond
Clyde F. Leatherwood
Kevansville
Herman i E. Williams
Spencer
Eddie J. Burman
Vevay
Harry S. Idail
Thornhope
Ralph Irving Marquis
Burlington
James J. Phillips
Centerville
Forest E. Ginn
Falwooad
Edward Nicholas Maginet
Marine Corps
Clarence B. Hinchman
Jess Ridge
Sullivan
Edrick J. Cordes-Seymour
Ray C. Harbert
Milroy
Homer D. King
French Lick
Newbooks Eat Publ
Wer
Shkyrider
Rmnham
Iove
le—Towers
Louisiana
Whers
Betty
Service Star
Ghost Garden
Jon Porter
S Mother
Porter
Isabel Carletop
Aaron
Duncan
Frank Owen
Kentucky
A. T. Hert
Bluegrass
Louisville
Johnston
General Foch
Malherbe
Morgenthau
Ambassador Morgenthau
O’shaughnessy
Lorraine
Moody & Lovet
Harold
Wykoff
Adamson
Lewisburg
Tenn
Cleon
Nola
E. N. Welsh
G. H. Hays
Father Monon
Bedford Lady
Edna Riley
The
Tri Pappa
Pneu
Ward
Colors
Bert ‘Lyvers
Onis O. Melton
Donald Melton
Melton
United States Service
Camp Crane
Alentown
N. J
Bert Lyvers
South
F_ street
James W. RY
Hodge & Walls Bldg
Joseph Heitger
Joseph Drehoble
John R. Andrews
Marshall Huff
C. H. Emery
15Th and
K Streets
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