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72a - Ensign Wesley
G. Gish
Lincoln, NE. Born Abilene, KS Jan. 18, 1896. Son of
Josephine and Nathan Gish. Entered the service Nov. 16, 1917. Navy. U.
S. S. Santa Paula. Received commission at Pelham Bay, Dec. 27, 1918.
72b - Lieutenant
Nathan J. Gold
Lincoln, NE. Born Hampton, Iowa May 28, 1894. Son of
Pauline and William Gold. Entered the service April 1917.
Quartermaster's Department. Commissioned at Fort Snelling. Promoted to
1st Lieutenant in France. Active service overseas.
72c - Lieutenant
Charles C. Gramling
Lincoln, NE. Born Iowa City, Iowa Sept. 24,
1896. Son of Katherine and Charles Gramling. Entered the service May
7, 1917. Field Artillery. Sailed for France 1917. Received commission
at Saumur, France.
72d - Lieutenant
Robert L. Green
Lincoln, NE. Born Culpepper, VA Feb. 25, 1890. Son
of Callie and R. E. Green. Entered the service April 13, 1917. Navy.
U. S. S. Maumee. Transport duty. Crossed eighteen times.
72e - Lieutenant
Samuel A. Greenstone
Lincoln, NE. Born Lincoln, NE March 11, 1894.
Son of Sarah and Joseph Greenstone. Entered the service June 2, 1917.
Commissioned 2nd Lieutenant June 1917. Overseas Dec. 1917. Promoted
Sept. 9, 1918. Chemical Warfare, 30th Engineers, Gas and Flame
Regiment.
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73a - Lieutenant
James E. Grimson
Lincoln, NE. Born Schuyler, NE Dec. 17, 1891. Son
of Anna and Judge J. A. Grimson. Entered the service Aug. 28, 1917.
Field Artillery. Trained at Fort Sheridan and Saumur, France. In
Chateau, Thierry and Argonne Forces drives. Remained at front until
armistice was signed.
73b - Chaplain
Willard L. Hadsell
Lincoln, NE. Born Saunders County, NE May 30,
1880. Wife Erla. Graduate of Wesleyan University, Drew Theological
Seminary, Columbia University. Entered the service Oct. 4, 1918. With
American Expeditionary Forces in France. Stationed at Lyons, France.
73c- Lieutenant Paul
Halbersleben
Lincoln, NE. Born Lindwood, NE Oct. 31, 1893. Son of
Anna and Henry Halbersleben. Entered the service April 1917. 1st
Officers Training Camp at Fort Snelling. 103rd Infantry in France.
73d - Lieutenant
Henry F. Hall
Lincoln, NE. Born Friend, NE July 18, 1894. Son of
Cora and Marion Hall. Entered the service May 12, 1917. 166th
Infantry, 42nd Division. Trained at Fort Snelling. Received commission
Aug. 1918. Sailed for France Oct. 16, 1918.
73e - Lieutenant
Lloyd G. Hall
Lincoln, NE. Born Blue Springs, NE Oct. 25, 1889. Son
of Alice and Therom R. Hall. Entered the service Sept. 1, 1917. Coast
Artillery Corps. Fort Winfield Scott, Fortress Monroe.
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74a - * Harry H.
Melick
Lincoln, NE. Born Lincoln, NE June 18, 1885. Son of Kittie
and S. M. Melick. Entered the service Feb. 5, 1918. Red Cross Service.
Arrived in France Feb. 23, 1918. Stationed at Paris. In action at
Chateau Thierry, Compeigne, Soissons. Died of pneumonia in Milwaukee
Feb. 4, 1919.
74b - Lieutenant Paul
O. Harding
Lincoln, NE. Born Missouri Oct. 5, 1893. Son of Jessie
and Orpheus Harding. Entered the service Dec. 1917. Artillery.
Received commission at Camp Funston. Served at Camp Jackson and Camp
McClellan.
74c - Lieutenant
Earnest L. Harrison
(misspelled Ernest in
original book) see description on WW1 page 1.
74d - Ensign Charles
C. Hartman
Lincoln, NE. Born DeWitt, NE July 23, 1898. Son of
Clementine and John W. Hartman. Entered the service Jan. 1915. U. S.
Naval Academy at Annapolis. In training three and one-half years.
74e - Ensign Leonard
C. Hartman
Lincoln, NE. Born DeWitt, NE May 13, 1894. Son of
Clementine and John W. Hartman. Entered the service July 1, 1918. U.
S. Naval Aviation. Finished ground school work at Seattle, WA.
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75a - Lieutenant
Henry C. Harper
Lincoln, NE. Born Thedford, NE July 6, 1893. Son of
Genevieve and John W. Harper. Married. Entered the service May 11,
1917. Infantry. Commissioned at Fort Snelling. 1st Officers Training
Camp. Instructor in Divisional School. Co. M., 351st Infantry, 88th
Division.
75b - Lieutenant Lee
W. Hawkins
Lincoln, NE. Entered the service June 1917. Received
commission at Fort Snelling. 2nd Officers Training Camp. 42nd
Infantry. U. S. Regular Army.
75c - Lieutenant Geo.
Luther Hedges
Lincoln, NE. Born Lincoln, NE. Son of Emma and Charles
W. Hedges. Married. Graduate of the University of Nebraska. Entered
the service Oct. 1917. Ordnance. Stationed at Bridgeport, Conn.
Supervisor of stores.
75d - Lieutenant Fred
N. Hellner
Lincoln, NE. Born Oxford, NE May 29, 1898. Son of Mrs.
Meta Hellner. Entered the service July 18, 1918. Infantry. Fort
Sheridan Officers Training Camp.
75e - Lieutenant C.
C. Hickman
Lincoln, NE. Born Lancaster Co., NE Dec. 27, 1883. Son of
Emily and Henry Hickman. Married. Entered the service Oct. 1918.
Medical Department. Stationed at Camp Bowie, Fort Worth, Tex., in Base
Hospital.
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76a - Lieutenant
Russell C. Hunt
Lincoln, NE. Born Bennett, NE. Son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey M. Hunt. Married. Entered the service Feb. 1, 1918. Aviation.
Instructor at Aviation Field, Park Field, Memphis, Tenn.
76b - Lieutenant
Edward L. Hyde
Lincoln, NE. Born Lincoln, NE July 13, 1890. Son of
Ida and E. B. Hyde. Entered the service July 2, 1917. Infantry.
Commissioned 1st Lieutenant at Fort Snelling, Dec. 1917. Trained at
Camp Dodge. Sailed for overseas Aug. 1918.
76c - Lieutenant
Horace Jenkins
Lincoln, NE. Born Lincoln, NE May 19, 1893. Son of
Minnie and Everett Jenkins. Married. Entered the service July 6, 1916.
Infantry. Enlisted in Co. M., 4th Nebraska National Guard. Went to 1st
Reserve Officers Training Camp at Fort Snelling. Received commission
as 2nd Lieutenant Aug. 15, 1917. Promoted to 1st Lieutenant at Camp
Pike where he had been stationed as Instructor. Discharged Dec. 30,
1917.
76d - Lieutenant Fred
H. Johnson
Lincoln, NE. Born Holstein, NE Dec. 16, 1896. Son of Anna
and H. P. Johnson. Entered the service May 12, 1917. Infantry.
Commissioned Aug. 15, 1917. In command of Company at Camp Pike.
76e - Lieutenant
Raymond B. Kepner
Havelock, NE. Born Ottumwa, IA, May 5, 1891. Son
of Lucia May and Howard B. Kepner. Wife, Hazel. Entered the service
July 29, 1917. Medical Corps. Ambulance Co. 132, 108th Sanitary Train,
33rd Division. Sailed for France June 2, 1918. In St. Mithiel and
Argonne Forest drives.
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77a - Lieutenant
Carroll R. Jones
Lincoln, NE. Born Omaha, NE. July 28, 1887. Son of
Flora and L. Orville Jones. Married. Entered the service Aug. 27,
1917. Infantry. Co. L, 10th Infantry, 14th Division. Fort Benjamin
Harrison. Commissioned at Fort Snelling. 2nd Officers Training Camp.
77b - Lieutenant Carl
L. Junge
Lincoln, NE. Born Lincoln, NE Nov. 1, 1899. Son of Anna and
Oscar Junge. Entered the service June 19, 1918. In command of Students
Army Training Corps at Missouri University. Commissioned at Fort
Sheridan, IL Sept. 15, 1918. Discharged Dec. 24, 1918.
77c - Lieutenant John
W. Keech
Lincoln, NE. Born Lincoln, NE Sept. 17, 1893. Son of Ellen
and C. F. Keech. Entered the service May 1917. Engineers. Fort Sam
Houston, Texas.
77d - Lieutenant
Alton Keester
Lincoln, NE. Born Lincoln, NE March 13, 1890. Son of
Mary and Andrew Keester. Married. Entered the service April 1917.
Infantry. Received commission at Camp Cody, N. M. With 136th Infantry,
34th Division. Discharged Jan. 5, 1919.
77e - Lieutenant
Dixie Kiefer
Lincoln, NE. Born Blackfoot, Idaho April 5, 1896. Son
of Mrs. H. G. Kiefer. Entered Naval Academy 1916. Received commission
June 1918. Assigned to Destroyer Corona in European waters.
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78a - Lieutenant
Samuel M. Kier
Lincoln, NE. Born Lincoln, NE Sept. 19, 1895. Son of
Minerva and S. K. Kier. Entered the service Nov. 14, 1917. Aviation.
Commissioned at Carlstrom Field, Arcadia, FLA. Advanced Course at
Payne Field, West Point, Miss.
78b - Lieutenant
Thomas I. Kizer
Lincoln, NE. Born Louisiana, MO. March 7, 1895. Son
of Belka and J. L. Kizer. Entered the service May 4, 1918. Machine Gun
Battalion. Camp Fremont, CA. Transferred to Camp Hancock, GA where he
received commission.
78c - Lieutenant
Edward H. Koster
Firth, NE. Born Grand Rapids, Mich. June 22, 1893.
Son of Jeanette and Rev. Samuel Koster. Married. Entered the service
Sept. 1917. Field Artillery. Completed School of Fire at Fort Sill,
OK.
78d - Lieutenant
Marvin C. Kuns
Lincoln, NE. Born Phelps County, NE Nov. 11, 1895.
Son of Annie and Francis O. Kuns. Entered the service May 1, 1917.
Infantry. Enlisted as private in Coast Artillery Corps. Stationed at
Fort Logan, CO. Selected for 3rd Officers Corps. Camp Funston, Jan.
1918. Received commission April 19, 1918. Sent to Camp Gordon. Served
there three months. Sailed for France with replacement unit. Joined
30th Infantry. Argonne Forest drive. With Army of Occupation.
78e - Lieutenant
Elmer U. La Follette
Bethany, NE. Born Raccoon, IN Nov. 13, 1893.
Son of Hattie and George La Follette. Entered the service May 13,
1917. Infantry. On construction work in France.
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79a - Lieutenant Orin
R. Lamb
Lincoln, NE. Born Wahoo, NE Aug. 28, 1887. Son of Phoebe and
Dr. J. E. Lamb. Married. Entered the service June 14, 1917. Dental U.
S. Supply Base, Newark, NJ.
79b - Lieutenant
George H. Lemon
Lincoln, NE. Born Hartington, NE Aug. 16, 1894. Son
of M. M. and J. N. Lemon. Entered the service May 3, 1918. Field
Artillery. Co. B, 23rd Machine Gun Battalion. Camp Fremont, CA.
Transferred to Camp Taylor where commission was received.
79c -Lieutenant
Harold J. Lesh
Lincoln, NE. Born Lincoln, NE Oct. 1, 1892. Son of
Ruth and Edwin B. Lesh. Entered the service Dec. 8, 1917. Infantry.
Enlisted in Air Service. Stationed at Kelly Field. Transferred to
Aviation Repair Depot No. 3, Montgomery, Alabama. Received commission
Nov. 30, 1918. Camp Gordon, Infantry.
79d - Lieutenant Roy
P. Lintz
Lincoln, NE. Born Talmage, NE May 21, 1897. Son of Lucille
and Louis J. Lintz. Entered the service Nov. 1917. Aviation.
79e - Lieutenant
Phillip C. Lippert
Havelock, NE. Born Inland, NE June 12, 1887. Son
of Mary and Phillip Lippert. Entered the service March 5, 1918.
Medical Department.
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80a - Harold E.
Litton
Lincoln, NE. Born Lincoln, NE May 8, 1897. Son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. K. Litton. Entered the service Aug. 5, 1917. Field Clerk.
Sailed on George Washington Dec. 4, 1917. Service at Tours, France.
Chemical warfare.
80b - Lieutenant
Terrance A. Lonam
Lincoln, NE. Born Palmyra, NE Aug. 29, 1894. Son
of Anna and John Lonam. Entered the service Dec. 15, 1917. Aviation.
Trained at Berkley, CA. Passed test for Reserve Military Aviator and
recommended for commission in Reserve Dec. 14, 1918.
80c - Lieutenant
Harold B. Long
Lincoln, NE. Born York, NE Jan. 1, 1897. Son of
Clementine and Rev. B. M. Long. Entered the service June 1, 1918.
Infantry. Commissioned at Camp Pike, Nov. 1918.
80d - Ensign Alfred
L. Look
Lincoln, NE. Born Lincoln, NE. Son of Marie and Albert L.
Look. Navy. Great Lakes Naval Training Station. Transport service.
80e - Lieutenant John
J. Lyons
Lincoln, NE. Born Lafayette, IN June 24, 1894. Son of Mrs.
W. A. Campbell. Entered the service May 1917. Aviation. Received
commission in France May 1918. Saw active service. Instructor in
Ground School.
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81a - Lieutenant
George E. Mann
Lincoln, NE. Born Ord, NE May 12, 1889. Son of Anna
and Matthias Mann. Married. Entered the service May 2, 1918.
Artillery. Received commission at Camp Taylor, KY. Assigned to 8th
Training Battery.
81b - Lieutenant
Walter J. Mann
Lincoln, NE. Born Lincoln, NE Sept. 17, 1889. Son of
Hattie and C. H. Mann. Entered the service Nov. 15, 1917. Aviation.
Ground School Work at Austin, Texas. Commissioned as 2nd Lieutenant at
Mather Field, CA Dec. 12, 1918.
81c - Lieutenant
Frank M. McFarland
Lincoln, NE. Born Guthrie Center, IA July 18,
1882. Son of Effie and C. M. McFarland. Married. Entered the service
Oct. 18, 1918. Ordnance Department. In training at Raridan Arsenal,
Metuchen, NJ. Discharged Dec. 23, 1918.
81d - Lieutenant
Harold E. McGlasson
Lincoln, NE. Born Walker, IA, Aug. 9, 1896. Son
of Jennie and Charles McGlasson. Entered the service May 14, 1917.
102nd Infantry, 26th Division. Service in France from Aug. 26, 1917.
81e - Lieutenant
Ervin R. Means
Lincoln, NE. Born Guide Rock, NE Sept. 26, 1891. Son
of Fannie and Edward Means. Entered the service Oct. 6, 1917. Medical
Department. Received commission at Fort Riley and stationed with
Casual Detachment.
