BIO; RICKENBACKER 1925 GEAUGA COUNTY OHIO
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History of Ohio
The American Historical Society, Inc., 1925
Volume I

					"THE UNRETURNING BRAVE"
						Geauga County
Capt. Edward V. Rickenbacker is reported to 
have said that the real heroes 
of the World war were those who made the supreme 
sacrifice, who gave their 
lives in the service of their country. To this 
class belong more than 6,500 
of the khaki-clad boys of Ohio, who won the 
golden star in the greatest of 
all the wars of history and in the supreme 
effort to win a peace, which 
fondly trust shall be perpetual.

* Killed in action
+ Died of wounds
# Died as result of accident
When no mark is used the soldier died of disease.

CHAPMAN, Lynn, Waverly, September 16, 1918
DODGE, Edward*, Claridon, October 4, 1918
HATHAWAY, Ray W.*, Huntsburg, October 20, 1918
HOPKINS, Odos A., Middlefield, January 15, 1918
KUNE, Frank+, Chardon, October 29, 1918
LANGER, John J., Middlefield, May 17, 1918
LYONS, Jay K., Winfield, January 27, 1918
MURBACH, Herbert C.+, Bainbridge, July 11, 1918
RUSSELL, Linus E., Westfield, May 16, 1919
SYLVESTER, Irving D., Chardon, October 9, 1918
THOMPSON, Hiram+, Parkman, November 13, 1918
WILSON, Eugene E.*, Geauga Lake, September 2, 1918




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