Jackson County IA Archives Military Records.....Nigg, Ensign Charlie April 5, 1919
WWI U. S. Navy
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Charlie Nigg Much Alive
Jackson Sentinel, Maquoketa, Iowa, April 5, 1919

Charlie Nigg-

Friends were taken by surprise on Monday when Ensign Charlie Nigg, of the 
troop transport “Tiger,” put in an appearance and paid a brief ‘hello” to the 
downtown folks. He said that he had been reported dead three different times 
and came back to contradict the statements. He spent a few days with his 
mother and sister in Davenport and said that he would not feel just right in 
giving his old hometown the go-by. Charlie is sure some globe trotter and has 
served both in the Army and Navy during the world war. He sails from New York 
Thursday from France, his boat going back after another load of soldier boys, 
this being his seventh trip across on a similar mission.


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