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OH-FOOTSTEPS-D Digest                    Volume 99 : Issue 632

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  #1 UNRETURNING BRAVE-OTTAWA COUNTY      [AUPQ38A@prodigy.com (MRS GINA M RE]

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History of Ohio
The American Historical Society, Inc., 1925
Volume I

                        "THE UNRETURNING BRAVE"

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 int he service of their country. To this class belong more than 6,500
of the khaki-clad boys of Ohio, who wont he golden star in the greatest of
all the wars of history and in the supreme effort to win a peace, which we
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.

                        OTTAWA COUNTY
ACHOR, Clifford L.*, Gypsum, Oct. 8, 1918
BROUGH, Orville G., Oak Harbor, March 19, 1919
BRUNS, Herman J., Port Clinton, March 18, 1919
CRITES, Carl R. +, Lakeside, Oct. 10, 1918
FADER, John A.*, Oak Harbor, Oct. 15, 1918
FIUMANO, Luis*, Marblehead, Oct. 9, 1918
FOREMAN, Harry H., Oak Harbor, Oct. 7, 1918
FOUGHT, Emmons W., Oak Harbor, Oct. 4, 1918
GARDNER, Homer D., Lakeside, April 26, 1919
GUTH, William H., Trowbridge, Sept. 27, 1918
JOHNS, Edward C., Greytown, Dec. 18, 1918
JOHNSON, William C., Port Clinton, Oct. 22, 1918
KARDATZKE, Fred C., Rocky Ridge, Nov. 21, 1918
MARTIN, Carl*, Elleston, Nov. 10, 1918
NIELSEN, Frank C., Port Clinton, Oct. 13, 1918
NOGULIC, Jim*, Port Clinton, July 18, 1918
OPER, Ralph, Lakeside, dec. 11, 1918
PERRY, Clarence J.*, Oak Harbor, Oct. 13, 1918
RINGEN, Ludwig H., Port Clinton, Oct. 31, 1918
SCHEIFE, Albert F., Put-in-Bay, Dec. 2, 1918
SCHOTT, Emil E., Elmore, Oct. 14, 1918
SMITH, Charles, W., Lakeside, April 20, 1918
VELIQUETTE, Cosmas C.+, Limestone, Oct. 11, 1918
WARGO, Tom+, Port Clinton, Aug. 22, 1918

        MARINE CORPS

BLOOM, Harry M., Oak Harbor, Nov. 7, 1918

        NAVY

GUNTSCH, Caesar O.#, Oak Harbor, Feb. 1, 1918

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