Fifty three West Virginia soldiers wounded in action
The War Department reports fifty three West Virginia servicemen wounded in action across various theaters. The notice lists numerous names linked to Charleston and other communities, with kin addresses and units, reflecting the scope of the losses and the ongoing duty of bystanders to learn of individual casualties.
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Charleston
Matra
Allard
Betty Ballard
Wie
Linton
Pit
James R—Mra
Della Beil
Mather
Zenith
Bengeas
Robert K
Cade Bouman
Fekman
Anagg
Beecher Lan A Brett
Er Brown
Benjacin
Helene
Robert D
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L. Corneil
Pudiata
William H—mCien Ae Crist
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Emma A. Hage
Walter
Elkins
Lyman
Lymen Ri
Elekins
Honmeron
Orri
Deantekins
Fitzpatrick
Tai A AnsmeMre
Alare
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Wetton
Bernard L
Floris Jana Roeter
Maines
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Victor
Joann Pet
Paul Mimi
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Waahe Mather
Saint Starm
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Kelly J
Ure Mile
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Jounadre
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Glen Danie
Harper
Pir
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Wwatts
Eve Warner
Franklin
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Navy Mothers Report Canteen Service During Christmas Week
The Charleston Navy Mothers Club reports two years of canteen service to servicemen and women with 93 000 sandwiches and hundreds of pieces of fruit and baked goods donated by local groups. They provided lodging and transport for stranded personnel and acknowledge wide community support including the Shriners and Baking Company. Members staff the C and C station canteen daily from 4 30 p m to midnight.
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Charleston
Ae -Club
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
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South Bern
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Maj
Henry Ward
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Army Hospital Units To Sail Without Nurses
Washington reports eleven army hospital units will be sent overseas without nurses due to recruitment delays. Red Cross chair Basil O’Connor appealed for 10,000 additional nurses, stressing that rapid casualty rates make immediate nurse procurement essential to ensure wounded receive care.
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Army
Red Cross
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