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Still another name lias been added to Casa county's honor roll, Sam Hazard, Company L, 168th infantry, having died of wounds received on the firing line in France. A message received last evening by his sister, Mrs. Charles Croissant, who lives south,of Atlantic, told of the death of the young man. He had been wounded in an engagement of May27 and died two dayB later. This makes CasB county’s sixth soldier to meet death in France.Sam Hazard was bom and reared in Cass county. He would have been 21 last Sunday*.had he livedo He enlisted in Company L at Council Bluffff in September of 1916. Heserved with his company on the Mexican border and when the 168th went to France the young man accompanied JiiS company. • -; *A^rbutfiervMrs. Mattie Hazard, living’feast 6i Brayton* and five sisters and two brothers survive t*he young soldier. The .latter are Mrs. C. A. Johnson of Atlantic; Mrs. Charles Croissant, Porter Hazard and Mrs. Leslie Graybill, all living in the country south of Atlantic; Sergt. Harry Hazard, stationed at Washington, D. C. Hazel Hazard, attending • school at Nebraska City, Neb.; Mar*' Hazard, living with her mother.
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Atlantic News Telegraph
Atlantic, Iowa, US
Wed, Jun 05, 1918
Page 3
Full Page
Clipped by
Len W.
OR, USA 17 Feb 2018
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