Roll of honor remembers boys who defended us
The boys named in our roll of honor went forward to defend us in dark times risking life and home. Our hats are off to them though we owe them more than praise. John Terr ey Conner Ovear Caster Arthur Devices Earl Jones
Finish the Job Victory Liberty Loan Appeal
A wartime appeal urges residents to exceed the county quota for the Victory Liberty Loan. Veterans listed include Thompson, William Thomson, Siegfried Taylor, Franklin L. True, Floyd qe, and many others, ending with Frask The Kemmerer Coal Company. The message emphasizes continuing gratitude after the armistice and supporting returning servicemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. van Gildre
Harry van Cott
Earl R. van Winkle
John B. Vickers
Robert A. van Marter
Roy van Winkle
Ollie Viter
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Also Mentioned on This Page
Ovear
Arthur
Earl Jones
John Terr
Ey Conner
Inama
Arther T. .McKeomen
Freak Cesiah
Daniels
Edson G. Whine
Ede Wilson
Samuel Wilson
le Wolfley
Ethel c. Wright
Charles E. ‘Waugh
H. H. Welch
John H. Wagman
Carl Williamson
V.D. Thomas H. Wilde
Wilson
Clifford
Williams
J. Weber
Alfred Waters
Lute A. Walker
Harry E. Waddell
George Wilcox
Leroy Waddell
Malcolm Williams
Wilbur D. Watterson
Marte D. Wilbur
Frank L. Ward
John E. Woods
James R. Watts
Mamie E. Walton
Reuben H. Wilson
Harry S. Wade
Sherman Welch
Benjamin F. Wakkila
Gust Walton
Raymond Winter
Ernest Wainwright
Earl Watts
Frederick W Waites
Stanley J. Watson
William Weaver
Gilbert Walton
Alfred Walton
Jesse F. Winegar
Willis O. Welch
Lawrence A. Walker
Glen Winter
Richard F. Wolfley
Richard F. Williams
Willard Williams
Tom Walker
Orvil Young
Royal A
Yamamoto
Tom Yurak
Frask
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Kemmerer Coal Company