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RED CROSS SENDS rjHMMUi CONCERNING DEATH OF SERGEANT JOHN WILSON.Concerning llic death of her son. Scrgl. John Wilson in Frauce, as told in Tuesday’s Evening Journal, his mother, Mi'S. Isabelle Bishop, 218Private Rufus C. Ellis; motlierjW.* LouiseEllis, 610 South Third street. F,fty Amerkan Private Charles J.llaiid; mother,Acidic Hand,. 711 East avenue.Piivalo Joseph Richter; mother,Man* Richter, 71G3 Seventh streethis mother. Mrs. Isabelle Ui«nop, zio ........North Front street, has received the Private Charles Slcjnmet/; tatlmx, following letlcr: Bci.jai.iu. Stamen, CJ1 Fo.aal a.c-Base Hospital 103, I ncA. P. 0. 821, A. E. F To: The Nearest- Kin.I'romt.Orno S. Palmer, Searcher. .Subject: Sgt. Jilm W. Wilstnl; No 'l'52t*l8t 207 M. P. .I am grieved to 'rile von of the death Of Sgt• Wilson at this hospital oh Maxell 10th ni 3 u. mi. and as a representative of the Home Com-, iniintention Section of the American Red Cross, in France, I want to express uiu deep sympathy '.'or yon in tliis loss..SgL Wilson was injured by a ruil-ruait train and was found bv some Frcnelinicu who notified .this hospital. An ambulance was sent immediately which brought hjni licrv ni 12 a. sr. unrt dnetpvs and nurses made every effort to save his life. His skull was fractured and his logs and aims injured, I.e. did not regain consciousness but'died at 3 a. ui.IIis funeral took place from this hospital on the following day ut 1:30 p. in. The services were conducted by Chaplain Bui (orfield, lie was bn ic'd with full military honors in the American Section of the bcautifu old cemetery in Dijon, France. Ac-ci’ivcd during tho y Six Aiistro-lInh| were received dnriu Forly-fotiv childn of whom ito record £ could l»c secured.Number of child* Hamilton, 40.Number df ehildi Middletown, 2G. .' Number of childiPrivate Herman J. Tliieinuir. moth or, Miunie Thiciiwu, 321 South Seventh street. ■Battery C, 322 F. A.CW|iurnl Uuia HcHerifV; mo.l.or,; Co,Cr\ ’KliJdl, Hailcrici., 51 Smh **!k i i«i» ;W.e Hills, Fourth »ml Maple »w; ofPrivate Den II. Riley; wife, Nora 0kaa,,;\' 1 »ilny,1)US South Fiflcentl. street. | c^lto' ■{ 'Corporal John F. Owens; mol her. ,u.W r wi*Mary Bi-aun, i.U» Central avenue. |'\,0,n. ' 'Private Neil K. Johnson; niotlicv, lw* ' ,¥*ireasartr Annio Johnson, 201 South Monument. ^ ^So Osier A. Hamilton; l*Cj^«r, I«Vi.iin Hamilton, 178 W.IUamsj ^ ^ ^avenue.Private William Mmxher; father Albert Mor=cbcr,\2G7l Pleasant. avenue. - ;Private Daniel A. Fnlconi; father Joseph Falconi, 862 South Four'Trivate^Albcil II. Stulilnuicller;I °i... ,r * . ... u .. _ n,o I Received iron* jmother, Veronica btuhlmudlcr, 94S| ^ lt;*!„»„■ i.Heaton street. ,Bugler Robert J. Saurer; wife,Verna Saurer, G42 Laurel avenue.Scigenhl Cornelius V. Kerb; mother, Veronica Koib, 335 North E street.... Battery D, 322 f. A.Private Edwin Brudcuburger mother, Theresa Bratknbttiger, 122 South Kuhn avenue.Battery F, 322nd P. A.Priyalo Lclandcr Hoskins; mother, luicia Hoskins, 202 Warwick avenue.Corporal Ks'.cllc F. Stewart; mother, Olive Stewart, 500 Heotoo street.Medical Detachment, 322nd F. A.Private Walter F. Knodcl; father,Jacob Kqodel, 360 Bank street. ...,:utut;hnrof----— «i /jording to custom, tiic Alaine Escort fired three.vollics over his grave ault; the bugler sounded “taps. His grave is numbered 208, it is market with u white.cross upon which is his name, organ inti out and one of his identification tags, and it is registered with the Graves Registration Bureau of the America a Expedition ary Force*;. .... •, His personal effects have-been sent :o the Personal Effects Bureau, who should notify you.If I can be of any service to you 1 hdpc you will write me for 1 am anxious to help yon in any possible way, and I sympathize with you, deeply. *Verv sincerely vonrs,GENE 8. PALMER, v American Red CrossReceived from co Received from man (ini'd .... Received from L dies, 1 War Si' 1 Thrift Slain):mail estate Received from Vestate :......Received from c era during in Received from A pnrger, Tronic Received from R. Render ... Received fromcourt ......Received from I cor from Mil Received from era for pbysiMobeys receive* Moneys expend iENJOYED GLEE CLUB CONCERTA large crowd enjoyed tho concert given by the Glee club of Capital university of Columbus, at the highMANY HAMILTON BOYS --- y „ • , . r.HOME FROM OVERSEAS st'hool nuduonuiu Saturday utgmmi : KkMAkMrl,!Sfrrlil T* J+* JtmrmmVIV-Ncw York, May 20. The following Hamilton soldiers have arrived at this port from BrystThese young men were brought here by the L. V. IVU. of Zion's.church. Much credit is due Prof. Otto Mcos for the varied and enjoyable pro-Private Henry Muncic; sister, gram, and also l/y Kohler, the pianist; Mr. Billings, the violinist, andMr, Snyder, the vocalist, lor their talented performance. The audienceRosy. 233 South F street; IWaeb ment 233. .Headquarters Company, 322 F. A. ,Seigcnnt Russell f’. Huls; father,‘ was also, vlcuscd wRh Iliy. immbcrs Geonrc Utils, 346 Dayton slreel. • [given by the quartet, calling Dn them ‘ i Sergeant George G. Bnndy;'wife, »elatedly••-for encores, The lollow-.. !Ellm. 118 Linden street. . »«* program was rendered:! Sergeant Robert U. Meiithc, fath-' “Alma Mater ’ (Ixmg-W ilnants), tn! cr, George Menclic, 170D South “Cheer l'|” (Kliys-llQrl»crt, Glee |Twelfth Etrcet. ... club.Sergeant John M. Ciockrr; rnbth- Baritone solo (selected), l.llis SnJBalance in b . F.XPK Paid by orde To su|Kuinte monthly exp To Duersch Cc For Bowens-'. For nursing . For traveling To Mercy, ho j] For |*eriodicfl!:For rug .....For painting n For physician For telephone ■ graph ..... Board for sup Advertising ..Total.ier, Ircno M. Crocker, 12 North Tenth dcr. r.Jsfroct. .. . . . I “SerenadeI TEACHERS Cn?ci. ... i • •• i . (I*. N, Arens), m i»i. Svfgcant-AS'illiiun si Sellnev; moth- .(«rond Parly (CuIIiIktI Harris),| - Col• cf. Kate Hnbe, Hot MeGlyon stiect. Glee club. |. More thanj Corporal Paul L. Heennxnn; moth- Violin solo (a) “Sointnir,)) (b). era hit on tl.... er, Teresa Heerrtmnn, ?23 Sycamore '• .Minuet,.Freil Hilling* [honor roll,istreet. , Quartet:. - s . . . Jconnty is r! Corporal Raymond B. Peters;’ “ When BillowfAvo ‘ Rocking.school ifmiu crpi mother, CnlheriM Peters, 2 Wilson ’(Buck-Gicbcl); (R« chib.l-v - -'. jetlcnt. uf.$2« gtroet. ■•...• • . . i .“In ..the -.Gloaming*’ (Harrison )daccd on thL *jv.;Corporal Kart- F,. Huber; .Parks),,‘MuanitVV .'(Spanish: mclpr:lfonaV, Roll..'Jt'Afi' «A.I v-JQ - VTkW^wK IkA' Kl'
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Butler County Democrat
Hamilton, Ohio, US
Thu, May 22, 1919
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