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White County In World War I
HISTORICAL SUMMARY of WHITE COUNTY’S SHARE in the WORLD WAR

WHITE COUNTY’S war record has ever been white. Whenever our country called for
soldiers White County responded quickly and in full measure. In the great wars of
the past White County sent forth more than her allotment and in the war from which
we have just emerged, she did her full duty both at home and abroad. So anxious were
her young men to go to their country’s defense that White County has the distinction
of being one of the three counties in the entire United States not required to
furnish any soldiers under the first draft. White County’s quota was more than
filled by volunteer enlistments long before the draft was made.

WHITE COUNTY honors her soldiers, whether they wore the khaki, or the blue, or the
sacred emblem of the Red Cross. They all fought the good fight, and all share in the
glory of the victorious achievement of American arms. All that we can say and do
today is inadequate to express our sense of pride in them, in their gallant deeds,
in the soldiery records, both of those who went abroad and those who served in the
reserve army. All that can be said will not fully speak the pleasure and
satisfaction of having the boys back, to make once more a part of the community
life. When they went away, a shadow fell over the entire community. When they
returned, the entire populace rejoiced. They are home now—all who are to come—and
have again taken up their vocations in civil life and to them the hand of
helpfulness, of sympathy and of pride is extended by every citizen of the county.
But some went away who will never return. Twenty-nine of White County’s boys gave up
their lives for their country. Some sleep on foreign soil and some in their native
land, but all rest in heroes’ graves. For those who will return no more, there are
tears, but also pride and honor. They will be forever mourned and forever honored.
To die for one’s country is the noblest death and the families of those who died in
support of the American flag can find consolation in the thought that their sons
have given their all on the field of honor and that White County will not forget
them. So long as America and White County possess such sturdy and stalwart young
men, such devoted patriots, there need be no fear for the safety of our country and
its glorious ideals.

IN REVERENT tribute, therefore, to the warriors of White County, who paid the blood
price on the battlefields in their country’s righteous cause; in honor of the brave
soldiers and sailors who rallied to the call and went forth ready and willing to
make the supreme sacrifice in the preservation of American liberty; in homage to the
young women who braved the perils of land and sea to nurse and care for the wounded;
in respect to every man, woman and child of this community who never failed during
the trying moments of the war or hesitated in response to the demands of the nation
and of humanity, we dedicate this effort.

THE MONTICELLO HERALD COMPANY.

WHITE COUNTY’S RECORD IN BIG WAR
Raised $2,881,035.57; Soldiers; Twenty-nine Dead

WHITE COUNTY supported the war nobly and responded quickly to every call for
financial assistance. The total sums raised in Liberty Loans, Red Cross, War Savings
Stamps, Y. M. C. A., Council of Defense, K. of C., are as follows:
Red Cross                      $   32,057.57
Liberty Loan and War Savings    2,631,978.00
Y. M. C. A.                        14,500.00
K. of C.                            2,500.00
Certificates of Indebtedness      200,000.00
        Total                  $2,881,035.57

In addition to the above amounts, drives were made for the Armenian-Syrian Relief,
United War Work and Y. W. C. A., and in each drive the county’s quota was reached.

THE ARMY OF THE DEAD

WE RECORD with sadness, White County’s gold star list and bow our heads in reverence
and memoriam to the brave young warriors who died in the service on the battlefields
or passed away from sickness in camps or from other causes. The roster of White
County’s army of the dead follows.

ARCHER, WALTER F., Monon, Indiana. Entered service May 3, 1918. Died January 28,
1919, at Newport, New Jersey.

ARRICK, GEORGE R., Monticello, Indiana. Entered service August 5, 1917. Died
September 13, 1918, at Lakewood, New Jersey.

BARNHART, VIRGIL, Monon, Indiana. Entered service August 26, 1918. Died October 8,
1918, at Camp Custer, Michigan.

BARNHART, GLEN, Monon, Indiana. Entered service June 19, 1917. Died November 16,
1918, in a hospital in France.

BEAGLE, JOHN ERNEST, Burnetts Creek, Indiana. Entered service August 81, 1918. Died
October 13, 1918, at Camp Dodge, Iowa.

BERNS, DAVID I., Brookston, Indiana. Entered service August 5, 1917. Died October
11, 1918, at sea.

BROWN, CHARLES O., Monon, Indiana. Enlisted September —, 1917. Died December 13,
1917, at Camp Shelby, Mississippi.

BUNNELL, ROY BARTON, Wolcott. Entered service November 26, —-—. Killed in action
September 16, 1918.

BURKS, ROY JEFFERSON, Monon, Indiana. Entered service ________. Died February 5,
1919, overseas.

BURNS, TROSSIE VERNON, Monon, Indiana. Entered service July 25, 1918. Died October
13, 1918, at Camp Taylor, Kentucky.

CURRIE, JAMES ROSCOE, Brookston, Indiana. Entered service April 9, 1918. Died
October 14, 1918, on board ship U. S. S. Alabama.

FISHER, ROBERT LYNN, Chalmers, Indiana. Entered service July 1, 1918. Died November
8, 1918, at Otisville, New York.

GOODWIN, DR. GRANT, Monticello, Indiana. Entered service June 25, 1917. Died
December 20, 1917, at Monticello, Indiana.

GRAHAM, EDWARD, Burnetts Creek, Indiana. Entered service July —, 1917. Killed in
action in Argonne battle, October 6, 1918.

GROSS, ALONZO WESLEY, Wolcott, Indiana. Entered service June 30, 1917. Killed in
action July 18, 1918.

HAGLE, MARVIN TRUMAN, Idaville, Indiana. Entered service June 27, 1918. Died October
5, 1918, at Kankakee, Illinois.

HUGHES, WILLIAM M., Monon, Indiana. Entered service August 5, 1917. Died September
29, 1917, at Bowling Green, Kentucky.

HUGHES, EUGENE M., Monon, Indiana. Entered service May 3, 1917. Died in France
August 8, 1918.

HUMPHREYS, RICHARD EVAN, Wolcott, Indiana. Entered service May 28, 1918. Died
October 4, 1918, at Great Lakes Naval Station.

MILLER, B. FRANKLIN, Brookston, Indiana. Entered service February 18, 1918. Died May
7, 1918, at Camp Merritt, New Jersey.

KOCHEL, EDWARD C., Reynolds, Indiana. Entered service July —, 1917. Die? December
26, 1917, at Camp Shelby, Mississippi.

PORTER, RAYMOND VICTOR, Reynolds, Indiana. Entered service June 1, 1917. Died
October 15, 1918, in France.

REECE, WILLIAM, Monticello, Indiana. Entered service, May 28, 1918. Died October 4,
1918, at Liverpool, England.

STOUT, DANIEL A., Monon, Indiana. Entered service May 22, 1918. Died October 9,
1918, at Ft. Benjamin Harrison, Indiana.

SWANSON, JAMES EDWARD, Idaville, Indiana. Entered service September 2, 1916, in
Canada. Died September 10, 1918, at Etaples, England.

VAN METER, STEWART GERALD, Monticello, Indiana. Entered service August 28, 1918.
Died October 6, 1918, at Camp Colt, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania.

WILLIAMS, THORNTON O., Reynolds, Indiana. Entered service May 28, 1917. Died May 28,
1918, at Ft. Sill, Oklahoma.

WINKLEY, CHARLES T., Monon, Indiana. Entered service _____. Killed in action
September 28, 1918.

WOLF, BERNARD DOYLE, Monticello, Indiana. Entered service September 5, 1918. Died
October 10, 1918, at Camp Taylor, Kentucky.


WAR MOTHERS

THE WAR Mothers of White County were not idle and did everything possible to be real
mothers, not only of White County’s outgoing or incoming soldiers, but to every
soldier with whom they came into contact. They met soldiers, going and returning, at
the depots, furnished lunches, badges, comfort kits, sweaters, post cards,
refreshments of many varieties and did various work for the soldiers. At Christmas
time they saw to it that each of White County’s soldiers received a Christmas
package or remembrance.

THE ORIGINAL organization of the War Mothers selected Mrs. C. D. Meeker, Monticello,
as County War Mother; Mrs. Harry Heath, secretary and historian; Mrs. C. E. Barnes,
treasurer. During the war Mrs. E. R. Gardner, also served as War Mother. The present
officers are County War Mother, Mrs. E. R. Gardner; Vice County War Mother, Mrs.
Hamilton McCully; Treasurer, Mrs. Era Short; Historian, Mrs. Harry Heath; Secretary,
Mrs. George A. Thomas. The organization is active in compiling a history of the
county’s part in the war and an official record of the soldiers, who went out from
the county.

WHAT WHITE COUNTY’S CHAPTER OF RED CROSS DID
The White County Chapter of the American Red Cross was organized May 19, 1917.
Branches and Auxiliaries, 11. 
Membership, 3,549.
First War Fund Quota, $6,500; amount raised, $10,675.84.
Second War Fund Quota, $10,000; amount raised, $16,381.73.

Surgical Dressings.
Gauze compresses, 8,381.
Gauze wipes, 11,506.
Gauze rolls, 112.
Gauze sponges, 1,6 3 3.
Gauze strips, 408.

Hospital Garments and for Military Relief.
Trench Foot Slippers, 193 pairs. 
Pajamas, pairs, 761.
Bed Socks, 804.
Bed Jackets, 185.
Bed Shirts, 1,311.
Comfort Bags, 301.
Property Bags, 5 43.
Comforts, 109.
Comfort Pillows, 473.
Splint Pillows, 54.
Nightengales, 47 6.
Hot Water Bottle Cover, 432. 
Handkerchiefs, 3 00.
Scrap Books, 20.
Operating Leggings, 496. 
Abdominal Bandages, 2,559. 
Triangular Bandages, 1,960. 
Head Bandages, 565.
T. Bandages, 487.
7-yard muslin bandages, 45.
3-yard webbing split bandages, 42.
Linen Napkins, 246.
Tray Covers, 9 6.
Towels, 26.
Pillow Cases, 465.

Refugee Supplies.
Lafayette (8 garments) 20,160. 
Pinafores, 99.
House Gowns, 162.
Drawers for women, pairs, 624. 
Drawers for girls, pairs, 131. 
Petticoats, 69.

Supplies Donated to American Red Cross.
Muslin, yards, 2,049, $471.27. 
Outing, yards, 3 42, $77.41. 
Tape, 30 gross yards, $52.
Yarn, pounds, 141, $365.

Knitted Work for Soldiers.
Socks, pairs, 3,426.
Wristlets, pairs, 427.
Sweaters, 683.
Helmets, 54.
Scarfs, 48.
Mufflers, 253.
Comforts, 7.
Bedside Rugs, 7.
Wash Rags, 124.

Knitted Work for Refugees. 
Stockings, pairs, 227.
Shawls, 4.

Belgium Relief.
Total Number of Garments, 827. 
Linen Shower for Hospitals in France 
Total Number of Articles, 1,526. 
Cash Contributes, $94.

Used Clothing Contributed for Refugees in Europe.
Pounds, 886.

Cash Donated to the American Red Cross in 1919.
This contribution was made in addition to the War Funds, from funds raised for the
work of the Chapter and intended primarily for use in White County, $5,000.

THE WHITE COUNTY Chapter of the American Red Cross is in a very flourishing
condition. It sustains a Home Service Secretary, and a County Nurse. Miss Emma
Holladay, of Monticello, is filling the position of Home Service Secretary in a very
capable manner and Miss Linnie Best, of Brookston, a very experienced nurse, is the
County Nurse.

RED CROSS NURSES
AMONG the many worthy young ladies who answered the country’s call as nurses, nine
responded from White County and the publishers of this history take an especial
interest in noting their devotion to the great cause. Some of the nine did not leave
the United States, but did valuable service here, while others were at the
battlefronts in France and did heroic work. The nine representing White County are:
BEST, LINNIE - Brookston
BARNHART, KINDIE -	Monon
DOWNEY, MARY - 	Buffalo 
FOLTZ, EFFIE - -- Wolcott
HOAGLAND, JENNIE.............Idaville
MOWRER, EDNA C..........Monticello
McBEE, BELLE...........Monon
OVERY, LOUISE PAULINE - -- Wolcott 
SALTZMAN, ALLIE..........Monon

BATTERY C, 137TH F. A. 38TH DIVISION
Battery C, 137th F. A., 38th Division, was a White County unit and with the
exception of a few recruits from other places was made up of White County men.
Originally Battery C was Company C of the 3rd Indiana National Guard, an Infantry
organization under command of Capt. A. B. Cray.

It mobilized at Monticello, August 5, 1917, and in a few weeks was sent to Camp
Shelby, Mississippi, where it was transferred to the Field Artillery.

After the preliminary training, it embarked for France October 6, 1918, and was in
that country when the armistice was signed. The battery arrived in the United
States, December 23, 1918, and was discharged from service January 17, 1919.

WHITE COUNTY’S COUNCIL OF DEFENSE
During the war White County’s Council of Defense had general charge of all war
agencies and organizations and insisted on the importance of every citizen doing his
full duty. The members of the Council were: L. T. Kent, H. H. Schuyler, Bart Holmes,
Patrick Hays, Wright J. Hinkle, Chairman, Mrs. Emily Uhl, and E. J. Huff.

WHITE COUNTY’S EXEMPTION BOARD
White County’s Exemption Board, appointed by the Governor, did much important work
and gave their services without charge. Much of their time was taken up in
classifying White County’s registrants and filling the various draft quotas. The
original board included William N. Loughry, Dr. R. M. Reagan and Emory B. Sellers,
chairman. Later in the war Mr. Sellers resigned and W. K. O’Connell was selected to
fill his place.

HONOR ROLL of WHITE COUNTY’S SOLDIERS in the WORLD WAR
THOSE BRAVE AND TRUE WHO ANSWERED THEIR COUNTRY’S CALL
Names of White County Soldiers Compiled by the War Mothers of the County and taken
from Their Official List

Ackerson, Oscar Emil 
Adams, Clarence Orvan 
Adams, Floyd Andrew 
Adkins, Samuel Frank 
Airhart, Pearl Lawrence 
Allen, Fred 
Allen, Floyd D.
Allen, Hugh Lowe 
Allen, Cleo Ralph 
Anderson, John D. 
Anderson, Perry 
Andrews, Howard F. 
Anheier, Harry Dennis 
Anheier, John A., Lieut. 
Anker, Albert A., Jr. 
Anker, John 
Arvin, Frank 
Ashley, Ogden 
Atkins, Roba Thomas 
Atkinson, Clifford 
Archer, Walter F. 
Arrasmith, John H.
Arrick, George 
Baer, Floyd 
Baer, Roscoe D.
Baer, Ray E.
Baer, William G.
Baer, Walter Levi 
Bailey, Robert William 
Baker, Emmet Lee 
Baker, George F.
Baker, Homer S.
Baker, Kenneth G.
Baker, Leslie Frank 
Baker, Willis Walker 
Ball, Benjamin Denton 
Ball, Bluford Clinton 
Ball, Ethelbert S.
Ballard, Harry Grant 
Banes, Bert Augusta 
Banes, Everett L.
Barber, Sherman Samuel 
Barnes, Clifton R., Lieut. 
Barnes, Galen A.
Barnhart, Glenn 
Barnhart, Kindle (Nurse) 
Barnhart, Larnon 
Barnhart, Lloyd 
Barnhart, Virgil 
Barrett, Hollis Chase 
Bartee, Harold G.
Bassett, Fred W.
Bates, John Harold 
Baxter, Marcus D.
Bayles, George Russell 
Beagle, John Earnest 
Beasey, Clarence J.
Beasy, Rufus E. 
Beaucham, Ralph McCord, Lieut.
Beckner, Herman Lloyd 
Beckner, Hubert F. 
Behrens, Train 
Bell, Elmer 
Bell, James F., Jr. 
Benjamin, Ernest 
Benjamin, Harrison E. 
Benson, Harry 
Berns, David I.
Berryman, Frank 
Beshoar, Daniel E. 
Beshoar, Perry Godlove 
Besse, Chester 
Best, Linnie (Nurse) 
Biddle, Robert Earl 
Bidwell, Charles Leslie 
Bird, Fred 
Bishop, Fred C.
Blackburn, William C. 
Blair, Lester A.
Blanton, Willis Perry 
Blaze, Edgar A.
Blaze, Marion F.
Blume, George 
Blume, Herman Andrew
Blume, Elizabeth (Yeowoman)
Blythe, Marion Isaac 
Boards, Henry Earl 
Boigegrain, Walter 
Booher, Wilford L.
Boose, Benjamin H.
Boose, Melvin George 
Bossung, Frank Joseph 
Bostick, R. Gerald, Capt. 
Bowen, Harland Noland 
Bowsher, Bert 
Bowsher, Lewis 
Brearly, Donald 
Brechbiel, Galen 
Brehmer, Herbert H. 
Breckenridge, Walter Brocau 
Brooks, Orville M.
Brooks, William E. 
Brooks, Larue F.
Brooks, Marion S. 
Brucker, Fred L.
Brucker, Henry K. 
Brumbach, Rex 
Bugher, Clarence Edwin 
Broughard, Jesse 
Broughard, James 
Brown, Arthur Tremont 
Brown, Carlyle C.
Brown, Charles O.
Brown, Douglass H. 
Brown, Harry Harriot 
Brown, Victor 
Brown, Zebba E.
Burch, Claude William 
Burch, Homer E.
Burch, Roy Melvin 
Burks, Roy
Burley, Connor Harvey 
Burley, Eben 
Burroughs, Ralph H. 
Burroughs, Samuel Carl 
Burns, George 
Burns, Trossie Vernon 
Bunnell, Boyce Wm. 
Bunnell, Roy 
Bushman, Edward Thomas 
Bushman, Willie 
Bushnell, Thomas M. 
Byers, J. Audley 
Byrkett, Frank 
Byrkett, Homer 
Byroad, Lee 
Carl, Earl 
Carlson, Richard 
Carroll, Earl Forrest 
Carr, Warner William, Major 
Carr, Henry W.
Carr, Beujamin Harrrson 
Carrothers, Albert Clarence
Carrothers, Henry Harrison 
Carrothers, John W. 
Carson, Ernest Paul 
Carson, Merle Glasgow 
Case, James Walker 
Cassman, Quincy Roscoe 
Casto, Benjamin Quincy 
Casto, Lowell Johnson 
Cearing, Clemont Oscar 
Christy, Samuel Walter 
Chamberlain, Leo Martin 
Chenoweth, Paul G. 
Chilton, Ted Vernon 
Clark, Galen Ernest 
Clark, Everett 
Clark, Merle S.
Clark, Russell A.
Clark, Walter Henry 
Clark, William 
Clarridge, Normal Frank 
Clary, Homer L.
Clayton, G. R., M. D., Lieut 
Clevenger, Orville C.
Click, William Elmer 
Coble, Clay W.
Cochran, Allan Paul 
Cochran, Guy Waldo 
Cochran, Vaughn Kenneth 
Coffel, Virgil L.
Coffin, Guy R. M., D. Major
Coffman, William Vance 
Coffman, John, Jr.
Collins, Gus William 
Collins, Harry N.
Comer, John Earl 
Comus, Louis J.
Conkle, John Edward 
Conwell, Verlie N.
Conwell, George L. 
Conwell, Dale 
Conn, John E.
Conn, Walter Lewis 
Cooley, Otto Floyd 
Coonrod, Aven H.
Coonrod, Paul G.
Cope, Jesse L.
Cornell, Clair 
Cota, Alexander F. 
Cottrell, Frank R.
Cover, Harry Edman 
Cowgill, Arthur Arnott 
Cowgill, William A. 
Cowger, Clarence Roland 
Cox, Thomas Sleeth 
Cox, John 
Cox, Paul Goodman 
Cox, Jesse
Coyner, Alfred Bruce, M. D.
Cray, A. B., M. D., Capt. 
Creese, Reed Lee 
Cripe, Clarence Milford 
Criswell, Ira Muriel 
Cromer, William F.
Crull, James 
Current, Homer E.
Currie, James Roscoe 
Culp, Charles W.
Culp, Glenn Tyson 
Cunningham, Walter R. 
Cunningham, Eldon 
Culp, Vernon R.
Culp, Ernest 
Daggy, Roy M.
Dahling, Lewis Ferdinand 
Danford, Oliver 
Darrow, Frank Wilson 
Darrow, Ray Hicks 
Dart, Harry Franklin 
Davidson, George O. 
Davidson, Glen C.
Davis, Albert Earle 
Davis, Charles Elmo 
Davis, Ira H.
Davis, Ralph W.
Davison, Clarence A. 
Davisson, Robert A. 
Dawson, Clarence 
Dawson, Jay Leo 
Dawson, Paul Revere 
Deardorff, Ira Willis 
Dellinger, Charles O. 
Dellinger, Marion Ottus 
DeMoss, Louis J.
Denton, Carl 
Denton, John Henry 
Denton, Thomas J. 
DeVault, Harry Glen 
DeVault, Charlie 
Dibell, Harry C., Lieut. 
Didlake, Edmund Hale, Lieut.
Dieterle, Bernhardt David 
Dillon, Jesse Jackson 
Dieterle, John Herbert 
Dieterle, Larry Wolever 
Dimmit, Howard 
Dixon, Clarence Fielding 
Dixon, John Ledward 
Dodge, Charles Robert 
Donaldson, Lester L. 
Douglass, Herman A. 
Dowell, Claud 
Downey, Clarence O. 
Downey, Mary (Nurse) 
Downing, Henry Baker 
Draves, Edward H. 
Drewry, Raymond E.
Duff, Robinson Earl, Lieut 
Duffey, William Maurice 
Dunlap, Virgil 
Dye, G. Russell 
Dye, Robert M.
Dyer, Griffith 
Dyer, Harry Oscar 
Dwane, Michael M. H. 
Easterday, Jesse Edward
Edwards, Orland Claud 
Elder, Floyd Earl 
Eldridge, Ezra T.
Ellis, Albert O.
Ellis, Earl Amos 
Ellis, Homer 
Elston, Harry L.
Englert, William P.
Ernst, Paul I.
Fagon, Omer Owen 
Fastnow, Frederick Martin 
Fastnow, William Christian 
Fastnow, John Carl 
Fauber, Dean Earl 
Fausett, William O.
Felz, Ira A,
Felz, Frank, Jr.
Feinstein, Isadore 
Firth, Charles M.
Fisher, Marion Ray, Lieut.
Fisher, Hutt Jan 
Fisher, John Earl 
Fisher, Robert Lynn 
Fisher, Clellan Grove 
Fisher, Clarence Guy 
Fisher, Warren 
Fisher, Walter 
Foltz, Effie (Nurse)
Ford, Lloyd 
Fosher, Edward Henry 
Ford, Robert Andrew 
Foust, Albert Franklin 
Foust, Curtis 
Fox, James P.
Fraser, Roscoe R.
Friday, George Leland 
Frye, Herbert B. 
Fulkerson, Linus F. 
Fulmer, Homer E.
Fulmer, Calvin W.
Fulmer, John Barnard 
Fulks, Jesse Orin 
Fulks, Karah Franklin 
Funk, Elmer LeRoy 
Funk, Clarence Grant 
Funk, Samuel Vincent 
Furr, Glen 
Gadd, James Earnest 
Galbreth, Raymond D. 
Ganger, Elsworth 
Gano, Oscar William 
Gardiner, William Walker 
Gardner, Everett L., Col. 
Gardner, E. Randolph 
Gardner, Forrest Irwin 
Gardner, Herbert A., Maj. 
Gardner, William Jacob 
Gaumer, Emanuel Clarence
Gibson, Doss Allison 
Gibson, Herbert Earle 
Gilbert, Julian 
Gillespie, Maxwell 
Gillespie, Frank Andrew 
Gillespie, Merle S.
Gilmore, Albert 
Gilmore, Orville E.
Gilpin, Roy L.
Gilsinger, Raymond H. 
Girard, John Amasa 
Girard, William Ensley 
Goble, Charles 
Goble, Orel J.
Goble, Ulva L.
Godby, L. B.
Gochenour, Walter Waldo, Lieut.
Gonce, Sherley Theron 
Goodrich, Louis Walker 
Goodwin, Ulysses Grant, Lieut.
Gordon, Earl E.
Gosman, Clarence R. 
Graham, William Vernon 
Graham, Edward 
Graham, Robert 
Graham, Ralph 
Gray, Ralph B.
Gray, Gerald Kenneth 
Gray, Dennis Nuthin 
Griffin, Arion 
Griffin, Fred Carl 
Gregory, Kirchie L. 
Gross, Alonzo Wesley 
Gustavel, Carl R.
Gwin, David Monroe 
Harp, Ray 
Harp, Earl 
Hardy, Frank 
Hardacre, John Edward 
Harmon, Robert Levi 
Harmon, Earl Lorain 
Harrison, Cecil Eli 
Harrison, Roy M.
Harvey, Carl
Harvey, Homer Perry 
Hartman, Isaac Eugene 
Harrison, Silas Ray 
Harrison, Wallace 
Hagle, Marvin Truman 
Hagle, John M.
Hamblin, Thomas, Jr. 
Hampton, George Oliver 
Hamilton, George Wesley 
Hamilton, Ralph Francis 
Hamilton, Robert Taylor 
Hanson, Everett James 
Hancock, Cecil B. 
Hanawalt, Leslie 
Hanway, Herbert T. 
Hansen, Herman E.
Hann, Grover C.
Hann, Ralph W.
Hann, Alfred 
Hasselbring, Fred Carl 
Haskins, Jefferson D. 
Hathway, Ruben 
Hatton, Alva Fayette 
Hauer, Lafe J.
Headdy, William Dale 
Headdy, Roy Chetuyn 
Heath, Horace K., Lieut. 
Heath, Raymond Earl 
Heartt, George 
Helfrich, John F.
Heims, Fred Henry 
Heimlich, Herbert Henry 
Heimlich, Walter George 
Heimlich, John Clemens 
Heimlich, William Edwin 
Heimlich, Fred J. 
Hemphill, James Burwyn 
Hemphill, Mark O.
Hepp, Francis D.
Herr, Harry Lewis 
Hicks, John Roy, Chaplain 
Hill, Homer E.
Hines, Frank Leslie 
Hines, John Henry 
Hipsher, Silas Quincey 
Hoagland, Jennie (Nurse) 
Hodshire, Glen J.
Holmes, Oris William 
Holladay, James H. 
Hollcraft, Harry James 
Hopkins, Carl H. 
Hornbeck, Willard D., Lieut.
Hornbeck, Walter 
Horner, Herbert H., Lieut. 
House, Ralph Doane 
Hough, Logan E.
Houser, Frank 
Howell, Earl 
Howell, Max 
Huffman, Glenn
Hufford, Glen D.
Hufford, Clarence V. 
Hughes, Arnold S.
Hughes, Archie Earl 
Hughes, Morris S.
Hughes. Charles Elmer 
Hughes, Eugene M. 
Hughes, William M. 
Humphreys, Richard Evans 
Humphreys, Almond Parker 
Humphreys, Ovid Leonard 
Hunter, Janies Franklin 
Hurst, Berchel C.
Hutson, Clifford Elsworth 
Hutson, Henry Ward Beecher 
Inskeep, George Armin 
Irelan, Andrew H.
Irelan, Eliot 
Irelan, James S.
Ireland, Charles R. 
Jaegers, Henry Otto 
Janssen, Fred Bruce 
Janssen, John D. 
Jarvis, John Luther 
Jeffries, Styles 
Jeffries, Charles Clapper 
Jenkins, Russell 
Jennings, William E. 
Johnson, Howard 
Johnson, Leonard H. 
Jones, Everett Elmer 
Jones, Harry J.
Jones, Jesse W.
Kaehler, Donald F. 
Kassabaum, Floyd L. 
Keefe, Janies Thomas 
Keever, Fred Oscar 
Kelley, Ora E.
Kelley, Alba E. 
Kellenburger, Elijah 
Kellenberger, Samuel Clayton
Kellenburger, John 
Kellenburger, Ervin D. 
Kellogg, Willard Clayton 
Kendall, Oscar 
Kent, Laurie Martin 
Kent, Horace Alexander 
Kercher, Adam 
Kesler, Harvey E.
Kestle, Harry 
Key, George W.
Kiblinger, Ora O.
Kilgus, Samuel A. 
Kingsbury, Fern E. 
Kinser, Everett W.
Kinser, Jesse Elmer 
Kiser, Forrest L.
Klemme, Earl John 
Klemme, William Henry 
Klob, Earl 
Klopfenstein, Gary 
Knaur, George Diamond 
Kochel, Edward E.
Krapff, Frank Ives 
Krintz, Louis Walter 
Krone, Harry 
Lachmund, Andrew Austin 
Lane, Carl Wilson 
Landis, George E.
Langwell, Samuel E.
Lash, Joseph Harris 
Lasley, Fred N. 
LaTourette, Clarence Ora 
Laughlin, Vance 
Lawrie, Robert Ward 
Lawrie, Roy Francis 
Lawson, Henry 
Leach, Herbert Willard 
Lear, Everett Vernon
Leslie, Charles 
Leslie, LeRoy 
Leslie, Merle B.
List, Raymond Andrew 
Little, Guy McCain 
Lods, John E.
Long, Grant F,
Loughry, Howard Kendall, Col.
Loughry, Lawrence Chester 
Love, Samuel Albert 
Love, Grover V., Lieut. 
Lowe, John L.
Lucy, Paul Wickham 
Lucas, Herbert 
Luse, Corliss A.
Lutes, Clayton H.
Lutes, Harvey H.
Lutes, Elmore 
Lux, Verdent 
Lytle, Charles Wm. 
Mabbitt, Coral Clay 
Magee, Ernest Raymond 
Mahin, Lester Cecil 
Malone, Guy A.
Malone, Virgil Marion 
Manchester, Paul Thomas 
Maple, Ralph 
Maple, Hollis 
Margowsky, Albert 
Margowsky, Samuel 
Marsh, Russell 
Martin, Merle Coxie 
Martin, Charles Orland 
Martin, John Claude 
Martin, Morris 
Martin, William Herbert 
Martin, Louis 
Martin, Wilbur Alfred 
Martin, Charles 
Marvin, Paul Henry 
Mattix, Elbert Cassius 
Matthews, Alonzo 
May, William M.
Meeker, Donald Raymond 
Meeker, Fred W. 
Melladay, Stephen J. 
Mellady, Paul Vincent 
Merchant, Arthur Isaac 
Merchant, Clarence Leroy 
Merchant, Earl Frank 
Merchant, Russell 
Mertz, Jacob C.
Mertz, Roy Alexander 
Mertz, John Ray 
Middlestadt, Carl Drake 
Mikesell, Herbert 
Mills, Herman 
Mills, William 
Millet, Benjamin Franklin 
Miller, Leonard 
Miller, Frank Marshall 
Miller, Frank L.
Miller, Willard L.
Miller, Joseph L.
Miller, Cecil L.
Miller, Lawrence
Minor, Leo 
Minnicus, George 
Minnicus, Kenneth 
Minnicus, Leon 
Mitchell, Joseph Stephen 
Montz, William E.
Moore, Lloyd 
Moore, Alonzo Roswell 
Moore, Chauncey 
Moore, Cecil Clifford 
Moore, Thomas Paul 
Morehead, Joseph Estle 
Morris, R. Brooke 
Morris, Charles Mitchell 
Morris, Wayne D.
Mowrer, Schuyler Colfax 
Mowrer, Edna C. (Nurse) 
Mull, Jesse Morris 
Mull, David Lewis 
Murlin, Leon 
Murlin, Harmon L.
Myers, Whorley 
Myers, Owen Reed 
Myers, Melville G.
Myers, Frederick Holmes 
McBee, Allen Day 
McBee, Arthur Gordon 
McBee, George 
McBee, Belle (Nurse) 
McBeth Walter, M. D. Capt 
McCarty, Wave 
McClurg, Ralph Conner 
McClure, James Robert 
McCollum, Lewis F. 
McCollum, Lewis F. 
McCollum, Cecil William, Lieut.
McCollum, Lowell Sylvester
McCombs, Eldon J. 
McCombs, Aldus Monroe 
McConahay, Leo P. 
McCormick, Willie W. 
McCully, William M. 
McCully, Charles Harvey, M. D.
McDonald, Alfred C. 
McDonald, Byron George 
McIntosh, James Andrew 
McIntosh, Donald Lewis 
McKee, Ivan
McKinney, Freeman Dale 
McLean, Archie 
McMullen, J. F., Jr. 
McMullen, Marion Earl 
McMullen, Frank Lester 
McNett, Frank L.
Nagle, John C.
Nairn, Ray John 
Neel, Clancy H.
Nelson, Albert H.
Nelson, Harry Sell 
Nelson, Basil G.
Nelson, John Preston 
Nesbitt, Joseph
Neukam, Fred John 
Newbolt, Emory 
Newton, Chester Valentine, Capt.
Newton, Lewis B. 
Nicholas, Lewis 
Nicoles, George 
Nicholas, Lee M.
Nixon, Emory 
Noland, Harry O. 
O’Connor, Joseph Patrick 
O’Donnell, John E. 
Ogborn, Walter M.
Ogle, Clifford H.
Overly, H. Russell 
Overy, Martin J.
Overy, George Alysius 
Overy, Louise Pauline (Nurse)
Overman, Pery Chesley 
Palmer, George Fayette 
Parcel, William Loyd 
Parks, Everett Van 
Parsons, Ray 
Parsons, Guy 
Paul, Allen 
Paul, Benjamin D.
Peak, Melvin 
Peak, Harry Frederick 
Pemberton, Irvin Grove 
Pemberton, Merit 
Pennington, Merit 
Peregrine, Mearl Harley 
Perrigo, Harry S. 
Perrigo, Lowell 
Perrigo, Robert Samuel 
Peter, Ray A.
Phebus, Gilbert John 
Phebus, Everett 
Phebus, Conrad Landis 
Phelps, Silas, Jr. 
Pherson, Edwin Vern 
Pickens, Charles B. 
Pierce, Elmer Verne 
Pilkington, Von 
Pirie, Alexander 
Plumb, Arthur 
Plumb, Everett C. 
Plumer, Glen 
Porter, Raymond Victor 
Porter, Ernest Lee 
Powell, Otto S.
Preston, Joseph L.
Price, William Mack 
Price, Homer Clarence 
Pritchett, Robert 
Pritchard, Othel E. 
Purgett, Lawrence J. 
Quade, William W. 
Rader, James N.
Rader, J. Cloid 
Rainier, Lowell G. 
Ralph, Harry 
Rankin, Jesse B.
Randall, Jesse H. Lieut.
Rapp, William Frederick 
Rariden, L. B., M. D., 
Raub, Andrew Durvane 
Raub, Clyde Webster 
Rawlins, King Parks 
Read, Verle V.
Rector, Samuel A.
Rector, John E.
Reeder, John W.
Redding, John C.
Redding, Spencer William 
Reed, Clyde 
Reed, Alonzo E.
Reed, Alva 
Reed, Fred 
Reece, William 
Reid, Frank G.
Reigle, Charles E.
Reigle, Clarence Merl 
Reprogle, Chester A. 
Rickey, Floyd Washington 
Rinier, George G., Lieut. 
Rinker, Walter 
Roberts, Frank., Lieut. 
Roberts, Charles S. 
Robertson, Wm. M. 
Robertson, Eugene Field 
Robinson, Harry E. 
Robinson, Oscar Hugh 
Robinson, Howard F. 
Robinson, Howard F. 
Rodman, Prince 
Rodgers, John E.
Rogers, Harper Pogue 
Rogers, Vere R.
Rogers, Vida Clay 
Rogers, Glen O.
Roland, Winifred 
Ross, Charles Edward 
Ross, Milton D.
Ross, Rufus H.
Roth, Orville 
Rotruck, Clarence Dill., Lieut.
Rotruck, Virgil W. 
Rotruck, Cecil G. 
Rothrock, John Allen 
Rouhier, Charles Eugene 
Ruemler, Robert Charles 
Ruppert, George A. 
Ruppert, John Adam 
Russell, Charles 
Saltzman, Frank L. 
Saltzman, Allie (Nurse) 
Salla, Lewis Gregory 
Sandberg, Edward 
Saunders, William R., Lieut.
Sayler, Wallace H. 
Schlademan, Edward Sherwood 
Schlademan, Harry 
Schlademan, Walter B.
Schlegelmilch, Ernest J. 
Schlegelmilch, Edward George 
Schlegelmilch, Fred W. 
Schofield, Avery Thomas 
Schoonover, Fred H. 
Schoonover, Charley Field 
Schornstein, Martin C. F. 
Schrader, William J. 
Schuyler, Walter Wesley 
Scott, Ernest 
Scott, Owen D.
Seckme, Tony 
Sell, David Rudy 
Sents, Lloyd 
Sentz, Charles 
Shafer, Charles R.
Shafer, Harry Melber 
Sharp, Guy Nolan 
Sharp, James Dexter 
Shell, Andrew Lloyd 
Shell, Dale 
Shell, Beryl C.
Shenk, Arthur B.
Shepard, Park 
Shesler, Clarence A. 
Shigley, Randolph Rollie 
Shiveley, Aaron 
Shock, Bernard D,
Shock, Clarence Ralph 
Short, Richard 
Showalter, Russell A. 
Showalter, Charles Albert 
Shull, Robert R.
Siegfried, Raymond Henry 
Simons, Walter A.
Simons, George Browning
Slaughter, Marvin D. 
Slaughter, Willis Vance 
Slenker, Glenn Raymond 
Sluyter, Samuel Clayborn 
Smith, Willard 
Smith, John Anthony 
Smith, Elmer B.
Smith, John L.
Smith, Willie E.
Smith, Walter A.
Smith, Ray S.
Smith, Ernest E.
Smith, John 
Smith, Jacob A.
Smith, John Carson 
Smith, James 
Smith, Howard 
Smith, Wilbur Forrest 
Smith, Lewis William 
Snyder, Franklin Ray 
Sorenson, Louis 
Sparks, Ralph 
Spencer, Kenneth Dale 
Spencer, Perry 
Spencer, Russell G. 
Stamper, Ora 
Stephan, Wilbur Mills 
Sterner, Charles Edward
Sterner, Clarence Leroy 
Sterner, Earl Everett 
Stewart, Wilbur Porter 
Stewart, Bert L.
Stewart, Daniel Webster 
Stierr, Charles G.
Stinson, Russell A.
Stoker, Emmet Lewis 
Stombaugh, Wilbur Hugh 
Stout, Daniel A.
Strantz, Albert Walter 
Strantz, William A. 
Stuhmer, Adolph H. 
Swanson, James E.
Swartz, Everett 
Swartz, Dr. Lieut.
Swartz, Sikko 
Swartzell, Clyde Jasper 
Talbutt, Gifford 
Talbutt, Everett David 
Talbutt, John Clifford 
Tam, Elmer Roy 
Tatum, William Alfred 
Tatum, Carl 
Tedford, Frank A.
Telfer, Frank 
Templeton, Rowland 
Templeton, Paul 
Tharpe, Floyd Oscar 
Thompson, Reuben H. 
Thomas, Harvey Gwin, Lieut.
Thompson, Bernard R. 
Thompson, Levi J. 
Thompson, Floyd E. 
Thrasher, Glenn A, 
Thrasher, Lawrence Cleveland, Jr.
Tillett, George H.
Timm, Orla E.
Timmons, Ronald E.
Topp, William 
Townsley, Harley Truman 
Townsley, Val Allen 
Townsley, Frank I. 
Townsley, James Robert 
Townsley, Frank L. 
Troxel, Ben F.
Truax, Dayton Ray 
Tull, Edwin Carter 
Unroe, John Walker 
Vandervort, Merl 
Vandervort, William C. 
Vanderplatt, James LeRoy 
Van Deman, James 
Van Meter, Stewart Gerald 
Van Voorst, Marion 
Van Voorst, Henry 
Vehnekamp, Henry H. 
Victor, Homer Virgil 
Vornis, Carl Newport 
Ward, Lewis William 
Ward, John R.
Ward, Roy 
Ward, C.
Ward, James Austin 
Warfel, Lloyd W.
Warfel, Harry 
Warner, Joseph C. 
Warren, Earl C.
Watkins, Earl C.
Watson, Frank 
Watson, Charles 
Watson, Harry E.
Watson, Alfred H.
Watts, Taylor F.
Weaver, Francis 
Weathers, Frank 
Weigle, Leroy Albert 
Weisjohn, Miller 
Werner, Albert George 
Werner, Edward C. 
Werner, John H.
Wert, John L.
Wert, Cecil G.
Westfall, Edward Francis 
White, John H.
White, Claude R.
White, James Vernon 
White, Bert L.
Whitaker, Joice Hayward 
Wickersham, George B., Lieut.
Wickersham, Forrest L. 
Widener, James 
Wiese, Benjamin C. 
Wilcoxin, George Harrison 
Wilson, General Hilton 
Wilson, Edward Lewis 
Wilson, Roy L.
Wilkerson, William Scott 
Williams, Alfred Carson 
Williams, Grant Bailey 
Williams, Wright Henry 
Williams, Thornton O. 
Wingert, Fred W.
Winkley, John M.
Winkley, Rufus M. 
Winkley, Charles T.
Witz, Lloyd K.
Wolf, George Alberta 
Wolfe, Bernard Doyle 
Worthington, Robert J. 
Wood, Bert Leo Lieut.
Wood, Robert Henry 
Wood, Gary R.
Woods, Arnold Frank
Wooden, Russell B.
Wright, Gerald 
Wynekoop, Shafter Miller 
Wysong, Chas. W.
Wysong, Frederick A. 
Young, Arthur 
Young, Phineas 
Young, Hanson 
Youngs, Frank O. 
Younger, Charles K. 
Yount, Leo 
Zehr, Ezra


Additional Comments:
Extracted from:
ATLAS and PLAT BOOK
of
WHITE COUNTY INDIANA

Containing Outline Map of the County; Plats of all the Townships with Owners’ Names,
Indiana State Map, Map of the United States, Map of the World, Map of New Europe,
Officers’ Emblems, Names of White County’s Soldiers, Sailors and Nurses; History of
the World War, Both General and County; and Honor Roll

Issued by
THE MONTICELLO HERALD
MONTICELLO, INDIANA

Compiled From Latest Data on Record
Copyright 1920
The Kenyon Company, Inc., Map Makers, Des Moines, Ia.


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