Lake-Cook County IL Archives News.....Bishop Anderson to Seek Lost Aviators in France January 10, 1919
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Chicago Daily Tribune January 10, 1919 January 10, 1919
Waukegan, IL. Jan 9 -- The Rt. Rev. Bishop Charles Palmerston Anderson, head of 
the Episcopal church in Chicago and vicinity, has promised relatives of First 
Lieut. Homer Dahringer, the Waukegan athlete and aerial observer reported missing 
in action September 17, 1917, that he will make a search for Dahringer during a 
trip to France which he plans to take soon.  Bishop Anderson also will see to 
trace his own son, an aviator, reported missing in action.  It is believed both 
young men are alive.  
Miss Evelyn Allen, a Red Cross worker in Paris, has sent word that Dahringer is 
alive.  Her information is based on an unofficial Red Cross report. 

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