List of soldiers missing and in action from Pennsylvania
A long OCR list names soldiers from Pennsylvania and nearby areas who are missing in action or held as Prisoners of War. Includes sergeants corporals privates and various towns such as Philadelphia Pittsburgh Scranton Wilkes-Barre and Uniontown with multiple counties listed. The record reads like a casualty or status roll call from World War II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Womark
Danville
Jacob J. Wysocki
Pittsburgh
Franklin
Bottenhor
Harriton
Alfred Ferrara
South
Jennines
Thomas L. Kennedy
Pittsburg
Karl J. Ktrachman
Reading
Casper Klein
Bridgeville
Wiliam Marlin
Edward
Moran
Philadelphia
Arthur Tre Palmer
Media
Maciej
Paluh
Giuseppe Perri
Augustus. R. Kolb
Perkinmenville
Y At
Bruno Landini
Blythed
Wilkins
Fairchance
William ‘Willldme
Clarence “Oliver
Clarence L. Gaskill
Hugh J. McFadden
Henry D. Nill
McKeesport
Zigmund
Opanovitch
Scranton
Fred Youst
Pottsville
Williams
Raeder
Hiladelphia
Michael Hadock
Boyd G. Miler
R. FP
Nicholas Rugsin
Butler
William C. Hoak
Tarentum
Oan Leon J. Lawrence
Hanover
Patrick
McConville
Phillipsburg
John R. Reynolds
Grove City
Elwood EB
Laird
Ulysses
North
Erie
Stanley Block
Morris A. Greenberg
Ralph W. Haupt
Tyrone
Simon P. Nonallis
New Philadelphia
Walter C. Phillips
Laporte
Roy Alexander Weinburg
Olyphant
John Valerio
Norristown
Ephriam Wilson
Howak Run
Patrick Joseph Gilbridge
Scronon
Paul F. Steinkomph
Myerstown
Michael Roske
Joseph M. Taylor
Mahaffey
Thomas W. Hutchison
John Franklin Beard
Nikola Bijelich
Wilmerding
Stephen C. Bair
Raymond J. Pace
John Taylor
Christian
David Griffith
Coshocton
Harry A. Lips
Pasquale Tomeo
Leroy S. Tracy
Jerome Berkowitz
Watson Danis
Frank E. Erb
Nathan Fox
Vincent Garofalo
Joseph A. Karnes
Salina
George Roderick
Girman Herb
George Schwing
Haig Baromian
John J. Barrett
Jessup
Stobert Earl Cornwell
Wink Darling
Fairmount City
Bio-Feren touted as strength and brain tonic after influenza
Advert says Bio-Feren boosts energy and endurance, restores appetite, and strengthens brain cells after influenza. It lists lecithin iron manganese gentian nux vomica and other ingredients, with dosages of two tablets after meals and one at bedtime, and money-back guarantee if dissatisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Clash at Tampico Leaves Mexican Guards Dead and Wounded
On November 29 a clash between American and Mexican guards aboard the steamship New York resulted in the death of a Mexican captain and a Mexican soldier, with a crew member mortally wounded. Passengers aboard the Havana to Nassau voyage report the Mexicans fled after the gunfire as Americans opened fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tampico
Fiderican Guard
Havana
Nassau
The
Fig
Bliss Native Herb Tablets Ad Offers Digestive Aid
An advertisement touts Bliss Native Herb Tablets as a cure for disorders and stomach discomfort. It claims the product improves digestion and mood, promises gentle bowel action, and a guaranteed money back offer with a 200 tablet box priced at ¢1.
Many Wounded Reported In Local War Casualties
War Department lists Corporal Howard Hits of Company D 112th Infantry as wounded with a leg wound from October in the Argonne Forest. Private Nester H Eichelberger of Company L 128th Infantry grievously wounded in the ankle and knee after two trips over the top. Several others from the area reported wounded, including Corporal William McWilliams and Privates Levens Frey Sipe and Thomas, with various degrees of injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Howard Clark Hits
Jacob Hits
North Front Street
Corporal Hits
112Th Infantry
Argonne Forest
Hits
Nester H. Eichel+ berger
Mra
Anna Hichel+ berger
Nectarine Street
Hichelberger
128Th Infantry
William Augustus McWilliams
Mary McWilliams
Penbrook
William Howard Levens
Hummelstown
Grover C. Sheckart
Hershey
John G. Ruhkugler
Oberlin
Wagoner Terry Snedeker
Lebanon
Hdydr W. Harold
Duncannon
Warren R. Sarver
Millerstown
Jackson L. Frey
Martin Frey
Chambersburg
Middletown News Roundup Includes Fatal Stroke and Local Events
Annie Stuckey, 65, died from a stroke at her Pine Street home after being found by her grandson Norman. The report covers local deaths, a shooting involving William Campbell and John Kling er with hearings set, a coroner verdict on Forster Stotz, a Denby Sales firefighting truck test, a patriotic social by Washington Camp No. 371, and assorted town notices including hospital X rays, a civic program, civil service changes, and a new liquor store opening on Ann Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Lodge No
K. of P
St. Michael's
All Angel's Church
Floyd Appleton
Harold Folf
East High Street
A. L. Quickel
H. L. Quickel
Washington, D. C
Mabel Hetrick
Minnie Hetrick
J. Hetrick
Elizabethtown
Green Tree
H. C. Boyer
Altoona
Martha Swarts
Spring Street
Philadelphia
Claude Fox
Ebenezer A. M. E
Market Street
B. W. White
Church of God Sunday
Fannie Hoffon
Pearl Condran
St. Peter's Lutheran Sunday School
Redeemer and
King
Pauline Boyar
Lancaster Hospital
Isaac Anderson
St. Paul's Baptist Church
Annie Stuckey
Pine Street
Norman Stuckey
William Ludwick
J2lson Yost
Town
Weir Sturn
Adeline Tréenneman
Weir Deckard
William Campbell
John Klinger
Klinger
Russell Herebberger
Squire W. J. Kennard
Campbell
Squire T. C
Smith
Campbe Tl
Harrisburg
Sged Beck
Foreman
D. H. Hart
G. E.brestle
W. D. Rose
Ezra Good
E. H. Pickel
Forster W. Stotz
Harriet Swartz
Apollo
James Cunningham
Mildred Botts
Sophia Schraedley
E. E. Wherley
Ella
Apollo Quartet
Leroy Spangler
United Brethren Church
West Lebanon
Samuel Spangler
Pike Street
Edward Stoner
Susquehanna Street
Baltimore
John Bradley
Riverton
N. J
James Bradley
H. H. Rhodes
Shannon McCors
Ann Street
World News Flashes From Ocean Cables
Reports from San Juan and other capitals detail a petition for naming a Porto Rico battleship sent to President Wilson. Nansen elected president of a Norwegian league of nations society. Roosevelt named honorary member of Japanese Red Cross. Influenza continues to devastate San Juan with fatalities and cane harvest delays anticipated. London banker estimates reparations at 7.5 billion dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Juan
United States
Porto Rico
Wilson
Christiania
Norway
League of Nations
Nansen
Tokyo
Roosevelt
Red Cross
London
Germany
Hyomei Inhaler Promoted To Fight Influenza
A Harrisburg health authority warns influenza danger remains despite lower case counts. The article urges cold weather precautions and promotes Hyomei oil inhaler as a simple, affordable preventive measure available at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Cerita Andreda
Re. Kennedy
Genius and obstacles feed the Armenian painter dream
Mrs Wilson Woodrow discusses a Armenian boy who longs to paint but lacks training. She argues genius grows by confronting obstacles and cites Barrymore Caruso Thackeray Dickens and Schwab as examples of talent thriving despite hardship. He may become a master if given guidance and opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Barrymore
Justice
Peter Ibbetson
Caruso
Thackeray
Dickens
Trilby” du Maurier
George Cohan
Milton
Charles
M. Schwab
Tf Schwab
Lincoln
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Ays
Tae
Thomas I Dois
Dinodabure
Tiomms Aa
Tim Nme
Dunbar
Ley
Robert E. Griffiths
Kington
Walter
C. Meygra
Puiedelphia
Qeeep
B. Blook
Ugena
B. Cassidy
Pittsbu
Inchel
J. Dugan
Raven Herman Yost
Carnegie
Soars
H. Belk
Ae A. Pe
pTidloue John
J. Collins
Aware M. Conner
Eyton Connor
Johnstown
Ilp Corrado
Paenieel A. Crothera
John
Hennel
Sobs W. Shaughnessy
Louis
Slifko
Hackett
James F. Smith
Dale
Lee
C. Smith
Clarion
William J. White
Freedom
John A. M
Michael A. McHugh
Edwarda Tnvay
John Mehl
Robert M. Stahl
Millersburg
George H. C. Welber
Mara
Vates
John R. Kauffman
Osterburg
Arnald C. Tighudy
James T. Wenger
Walkers Mills
Bernard C. Wilson
Scotts Emulsion
Beott & Bowne
Bloomfield
N.J
Navy
Nashville
C “W. T. Curtiss
Alexandria, Tenn
Middletown
Rome
Italy
Romania
Serbia
Tara
Chas, H. Mauk
Mrs. Wilson Woodrow
Oper Russe
Hell
McNeil
Model
Thrift Car
O. B
Toledo
Willys-Overland, Inc
Toledo, Ohio
the Overland-Harrisburg Co
North Second Street
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