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Names of 18 Cassia Soldiers to be Cast in Bronze for U. of 1. Memorial MOSCOW, Ida.—Names of 18 Cassia county soldiers and aatlers who lost their lives in the World War are to be cast in bronze as a part of the permanent record to be Preserved In the war memorial pr imory and gymnasium to be erected on the University of Idaho campus, according to Paul Davis, director of the Idaho war memorial association These times, published by the memorial association and the Ameri ca Legon, are taken from the war department records “We feel that this list is not com plete,” says Mr. Davis, “and that some names are missing. We would, therefore, appreciate the cooperation for every person and all civic, frater nal, religious and other organiza tions in helping us to secure the cor rect name of every man who gave his left for his country. It is imper ative that this list contain the cor rect na as it is our purpose to the entire list in bronze for the ‘hall of memories in the Idaho war memorial Four further information or for the purpose of correcting any home or adding additional ones, write to the Idaho Memorial Associ ation, Box 1621, Boise, Idaho. Cassia county men whose names NOW appear on the 1st of those who Save their lives are as follows: Burley, Ralph J. Cochnaur, Gris wold A. Loughlin, Gerald M. Mc Meal, Melvin C. Patten, Charles EB. Smith and Loren Ward, Albion: Ewing Creswell Albert son, Wilfred W. Barlow, Earl Gal liher and Chester A. Shortt. Fred ©. Jonson, Robert F. Scott and Almon Pilkin of Heglar; Frank Hall and William ©, Pierce of Mal ta; Earl Galliher, Sublett; Guy Por ter, Alma; and Barry R. Sims, Ken yon. the 1st of those who fell in the Spanish-American war, when Dames also will be cast in bronze, are found the names of Bird L. Adamson, Howard G. Haller and James D. Jones, of Albion.
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The Oakley Herald
Oakley, Idaho, US
Fri, Jul 18, 1924
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