Jackson County IA Archives Military Records.....Stanek, John March 17, 1919
WWI 168th Infantry
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John Stanek Home From France
Jackson Sentinel, Maquoketa, Iowa, March 17, 1919

Sabula Gazette-
John Stanek, a veteran of the 168th Infantry, who saw fighting on several 
fronts and was gassed in the Argonne Forest drive, visited here over Sunday at 
the home of P. E. Kempter. Stanek is one of the Company D boys who spent the 
summer of 1917 in camp here and after being sent to France became a member of 
the famous Rainbow Division. He was sent home February 1st on account of the 
effects of the Hun gas, but is now nearly recovered from that trouble.


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