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Newman, Otto Dec. 1918 - News No History 1918 Newspaper Account

Nichols, William No Letters or News Cemetery: Muncie Chapel
Deceased: NICHOLS, William
Birth: April 15, 1891
Age: 86 years, 6 mos. 12 days
Death: Sept. 27, 1977
Military Information: Pvt. US Army
Death Certificate Number:
Resource: Cemetery stone History Added By: Betty Lamberson

NICKLE, Frederick Elmer No Letters or News County Died: Barry Co., MO
Cemetery: Mount Pleasant Cemetery
Deceased: NICKLE, Frederick Elmer
Birth: Jun. 12, 1886, Barry Co., MO
Age: 88 years
Death: Oct. 20, 1974, Barry Co., MO
Cause: Heart attack
Married: Grace Brown Nickle Hettel
Married When & Where: Mar. 27, 1953, Barry Co., MO
Father: Daniel Merritt Nickle
Mother: Martha Ellen Burchett
Military Information: Camp Dodge, Co., E, 350 Inf. Private
Resource: Military records
Research Note: Frederick Elmer Nickle was inducted on May 28, 1918. He trained with the 88 Infantry Division. He was assigned E Company, 350 Infantry Regiment, 88 Division. Elmer sailed for France on Aug 11, 1918 in H.M.S. Delta. He served in the Center Sector, Haute Alsace. Elmer arrived back in the States on May 30, 1919. His discharge papers describe him as a farmer having brown eyes, brown hair, ruddy complexion and 5 feet, 9 inches in height. He was honorably discharged at Camp Zachary Taylor, Louisville, KY on Jun. 7, 1919.
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Ira Calvin Nickle, Jr.

Nickle, Ira Calvin No Letters or News County Died: Barry Co., MO
Cemetery: Mt. Pleasant Cemetery
Deceased: NICKLE, Ira Calvin
Birth: Dec. 27, 1892, Purdy, Barry Co., MO
Age: 43 years, 8 mos. & 23 days
Death: Sep. 20, 1936, Butterfield, Barry Co., MO
Cause: Tuberculosis of lungs and spine
Married: Grace Brown
Married When & Where: Aug. 29, 1923, Barry Co., MO
Father: Daniel Merritt Nickle, born Randolph Co., IN
Mother: Martha Ellen Burchett, born Polk Co., MO
Military Information: Camp Dodge, Co. H, 350 Inf., Private
Death Certificate Number: 33569
Resource: Death Certificate, Military papers
Research Note: Served with H Company, 350th Inf. Regt. 88th Inf. Div. from Feb.14. 1918 to Dec. 19, 1918. Served in the Center Sector, Haute-Alsace, France. Ira became seriously ill. Ira was reassigned to Co. B, 318th, Inf. Regt. while in hospital. Ira was invalided home May 27, 1919. Ira was adjudged totally disabled on Sep. 24. 1921.
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Ira Calvin Nickle, Jr.

Northcutt, Grady News Dec. 1919 News of him in military camp 1919 Newspaper Account

Painter, James Tilden No Letters or News 1897 -1965 - Son of John Douglas Painter & Elizabeth Mahala Davenport History & Photo Added By: Beverly Matthews

Parmley, Emmert No Letters or News Emmert Parmley, Bruce "Jake" Lowe and ____ Photos Added by: Carl Gilmore by the way of:
Darla Marbut

Gerald Lowe

Payne, Ernest H. News - Jan. 1919
Wounded Severely News
News 1919
Pvt., Cassville, wounded severely
1919 Newspaper Account
Newspaper Account of Causalities - Aug. 21, 1919, Cassville Republican

Pearson Paul Edward No Letters or News History of Paul Edward Pearson
County Died: Exeter, Barry Co., MO
Cemetery: Maplewood Cemetery
Deceased: PEARSON, Paul Edward
Birth: Sept. 12, 1897
Pierce City, Lawrence Co., MO
Age: 66 years, 2 mos, & 26 days
Death: Dec. 8, 1963
Exeter, Barry Co., MO
Cause: Natural causes
Married: Josephine Ann Carbone Sears
Married When & Where: Oct. 31, 1923, Pierce City, Lawrence Co., MO
Father: John Anderson Pearson, Warren Co., KY
Mother: Martha Elizabeth " Mattie" Cordell, Scott Co., MO
Military Information:
Death Certificate Number:
Resource: letters, census, marriage records, obituaries, gravestone, photo

Research Note: I have letters written by Paul to my Dad (they were brothers), during his service in WWI. Paul was in France at the time his father died in Sept. 1917. Other letters were from other countries he was serving in. His wife Josephine was born Carbone, but raised by John & Eliza Sears, and their marriage license is in the name of Josephine Sears.

History and Photo

Wilma Fields

Periman, William J.

No Letters or News Born 1897 - Died 1932 Photo Added By: Elizabeth Periman

Perry, W. S. Cited For Bravery Cited For Bravery, News Dec. of 1918 1918 Newspaper Account

Phillips, John B. News Item
Personal & Local - M. H. Roberts of Golden, reports the names of John B. Phillips, Guy Lewis, Linza Bryant of that community, Barry County soldiers boys in the casualty list, whose names were not in the list published by the Secretary of the State Historical Society two weeks ago. These names have been sent to the society.
Sept. 4, 1919, Cassville Republican

Planchon, Guy John June 6, 1919 News Deceased: PLANCHON, Guy John
Birth: March 13, 1896
Powell, , McDonald Co., MO
Married: Lena Mae Narrell
Married When & Where: abt 1918
Father: Paul William Planchon, born Barry Co., MO
Mother: Madeline Louise Bouvier, born Barry Co., MO
Resource: His Grandson, Photo of soldier
Research Note: The Wheaton Journal, June 6, 1919 - "Soldier Boys home Each succeeding day of the past week seemed to bring another returning soldier. Six boys from this district have returned since last weeks issue and with the exception of two or three, this completes the homecoming of soldiers of Wheaton. Jess Rice, Guy Planchon, Otto Ruppert, Ralph Tarvin, Virgil Tarvin, and Lee Davis compose the list. Most of the boys have seen action in some of the sections where the hardest fighting occurred. Otto Ruppert was sent back to the U.S. several months ago as a casual(ty) and has been recovering from his injuries. They are looking fine and in the best of health. The Journal joins their many friends and relatives in extending them a hearty welcome."
Maurice V. Lamberson editor Guy was a partner in the Planchon Motor Co., a Chevrolet agency, which was located on Main Street in Wheaton, MO. Guy later operated a fill and service on the east end of Main Street in Wheaton, MO.

Resource: This photos appears in Wheaton Echoes, pages 326, Wheaton Centennial Book, 1907 -2007.
1919 Newspaper Account
History Added By: Betty Lamberson

Pollard, Byron No Letters or News Cemetery: Muncie Chapel
Deceased: POLLARD, Byron
Birth: Oct. 8, 1899
Age: 61 years, 3 mos. 25 days
Death: Dec. 2, 1960
Military Information: MO CPL BII6 Supply, TN OMC
Resource: Cemetery Stone History Added By: Betty Lamberson

Porter, Hank Returned Home Newspaper Item 1919 Newspaper Account

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Name & Photos	Registration Cards, Printed News & Letters	History or Notes	Newspaper Accounts & Submitters
Newman, Otto	Dec. 1918 - News	No History	1918 Newspaper Account
Nichols, William	No Letters or News	Cemetery: Muncie Chapel Deceased: NICHOLS, William Birth: April 15, 1891 Age: 86 years, 6 mos. 12 days Death: Sept. 27, 1977 Military Information: Pvt. US Army Death Certificate Number: Resource: Cemetery stone	History Added By: Betty Lamberson
NICKLE, Frederick Elmer	No Letters or News	County Died: Barry Co., MO Cemetery: Mount Pleasant Cemetery Deceased: NICKLE, Frederick Elmer Birth: Jun. 12, 1886, Barry Co., MO Age: 88 years Death: Oct. 20, 1974, Barry Co., MO Cause: Heart attack Married: Grace Brown Nickle Hettel Married When & Where: Mar. 27, 1953, Barry Co., MO Father: Daniel Merritt Nickle Mother: Martha Ellen Burchett Military Information: Camp Dodge, Co., E, 350 Inf. Private Resource: Military records Research Note: Frederick Elmer Nickle was inducted on May 28, 1918. He trained with the 88 Infantry Division. He was assigned E Company, 350 Infantry Regiment, 88 Division. Elmer sailed for France on Aug 11, 1918 in H.M.S. Delta. He served in the Center Sector, Haute Alsace. Elmer arrived back in the States on May 30, 1919. His discharge papers describe him as a farmer having brown eyes, brown hair, ruddy complexion and 5 feet, 9 inches in height. He was honorably discharged at Camp Zachary Taylor, Louisville, KY on Jun. 7, 1919.	History Added By: Ira Calvin Nickle, Jr.
Nickle, Ira Calvin	No Letters or News	County Died: Barry Co., MO Cemetery: Mt. Pleasant Cemetery Deceased: NICKLE, Ira Calvin Birth: Dec. 27, 1892, Purdy, Barry Co., MO Age: 43 years, 8 mos. & 23 days Death: Sep. 20, 1936, Butterfield, Barry Co., MO Cause: Tuberculosis of lungs and spine Married: Grace Brown Married When & Where: Aug. 29, 1923, Barry Co., MO Father: Daniel Merritt Nickle, born Randolph Co., IN Mother: Martha Ellen Burchett, born Polk Co., MO Military Information: Camp Dodge, Co. H, 350 Inf., Private Death Certificate Number: 33569 Resource: Death Certificate, Military papers Research Note: Served with H Company, 350th Inf. Regt. 88th Inf. Div. from Feb.14. 1918 to Dec. 19, 1918. Served in the Center Sector, Haute-Alsace, France. Ira became seriously ill. Ira was reassigned to Co. B, 318th, Inf. Regt. while in hospital. Ira was invalided home May 27, 1919. Ira was adjudged totally disabled on Sep. 24. 1921.	History Added By: Ira Calvin Nickle, Jr.
Northcutt, Grady	News Dec. 1919	News of him in military camp	1919 Newspaper Account
Painter, James Tilden	No Letters or News	1897 -1965 - Son of John Douglas Painter & Elizabeth Mahala Davenport	History & Photo Added By: Beverly Matthews
Parmley, Emmert	No Letters or News	Emmert Parmley, Bruce "Jake" Lowe and ____	Photos Added by: Carl Gilmore by the way of: Darla Marbut Gerald Lowe
Payne, Ernest H.	News - Jan. 1919 Wounded Severely News	News 1919 Pvt., Cassville, wounded severely	1919 Newspaper Account Newspaper Account of Causalities - Aug. 21, 1919, Cassville Republican
Pearson Paul Edward	No Letters or News	History of Paul Edward Pearson County Died: Exeter, Barry Co., MO Cemetery: Maplewood Cemetery Deceased: PEARSON, Paul Edward Birth: Sept. 12, 1897 Pierce City, Lawrence Co., MO Age: 66 years, 2 mos, & 26 days Death: Dec. 8, 1963 Exeter, Barry Co., MO Cause: Natural causes Married: Josephine Ann Carbone Sears Married When & Where: Oct. 31, 1923, Pierce City, Lawrence Co., MO Father: John Anderson Pearson, Warren Co., KY Mother: Martha Elizabeth " Mattie" Cordell, Scott Co., MO Military Information: Death Certificate Number: Resource: letters, census, marriage records, obituaries, gravestone, photo Research Note: I have letters written by Paul to my Dad (they were brothers), during his service in WWI. Paul was in France at the time his father died in Sept. 1917. Other letters were from other countries he was serving in. His wife Josephine was born Carbone, but raised by John & Eliza Sears, and their marriage license is in the name of Josephine Sears.	History and Photo Wilma Fields
Periman, William J.	No Letters or News	Born 1897 - Died 1932	Photo Added By: Elizabeth Periman
Perry, W. S.	Cited For Bravery	Cited For Bravery, News Dec. of 1918	1918 Newspaper Account
Phillips, John B.	News Item	Personal & Local - M. H. Roberts of Golden, reports the names of John B. Phillips, Guy Lewis, Linza Bryant of that community, Barry County soldiers boys in the casualty list, whose names were not in the list published by the Secretary of the State Historical Society two weeks ago. These names have been sent to the society.	Sept. 4, 1919, Cassville Republican
Planchon, Guy John	June 6, 1919 News	Deceased: PLANCHON, Guy John Birth: March 13, 1896 Powell, , McDonald Co., MO Married: Lena Mae Narrell Married When & Where: abt 1918 Father: Paul William Planchon, born Barry Co., MO Mother: Madeline Louise Bouvier, born Barry Co., MO Resource: His Grandson, Photo of soldier Research Note: The Wheaton Journal, June 6, 1919 - "Soldier Boys home Each succeeding day of the past week seemed to bring another returning soldier. Six boys from this district have returned since last weeks issue and with the exception of two or three, this completes the homecoming of soldiers of Wheaton. Jess Rice, Guy Planchon, Otto Ruppert, Ralph Tarvin, Virgil Tarvin, and Lee Davis compose the list. Most of the boys have seen action in some of the sections where the hardest fighting occurred. Otto Ruppert was sent back to the U.S. several months ago as a casual(ty) and has been recovering from his injuries. They are looking fine and in the best of health. The Journal joins their many friends and relatives in extending them a hearty welcome." Maurice V. Lamberson editor Guy was a partner in the Planchon Motor Co., a Chevrolet agency, which was located on Main Street in Wheaton, MO. Guy later operated a fill and service on the east end of Main Street in Wheaton, MO. Resource: This photos appears in Wheaton Echoes, pages 326, Wheaton Centennial Book, 1907 -2007.	1919 Newspaper Account History Added By: Betty Lamberson
Pollard, Byron	No Letters or News	Cemetery: Muncie Chapel Deceased: POLLARD, Byron Birth: Oct. 8, 1899 Age: 61 years, 3 mos. 25 days Death: Dec. 2, 1960 Military Information: MO CPL BII6 Supply, TN OMC Resource: Cemetery Stone	History Added By: Betty Lamberson
Porter, Hank	Returned Home	Newspaper Item	1919 Newspaper Account