Chapter IX: Homeward Bound (2)

Koehler, Herman G., No. 3337632, Private (Mrs. Mary C. Koehler,
mother), 2418 Ninth Street, Rock Island, Ill. Joined company October
12, 1918. Killed in action October 30th by shrapnel in back, while in
support lines behind Grand Pre.

Kopec, Antoni, No. 1763333, Pvt. 1st Class, 96 Lenora Street, Depew,
N. Y. Enlisted April 3, 1918; joined company same date.

Koster, Theodore A., No. 3744398, Pvt. 1st Class, Route 5, Sterling,
Ill. Enlisted June 25, 1918; joined company October 12th.

Kreiner, George J., No. 1749191, Private, 179 Hopkins Avenue, Jersey
City, N. J. Enlisted April 26, 1918; joined company December 9, 1918.

Kronhelm, Joseph E., No. 2829687, Corporal, 760 First Avenue,
Milwaukee, Wis. Enlisted May 28, 1918; joined company October 12th.

Kropidlowski, Peter W., No. 3752668, Private (John Kropidlowski,
brother), Route 1, Box 14, Amherst Junction, Wis. Joined company
October 12, 1918. Killed in action October 20th, northwest of Grand
Pre during an attack upon Ferme des Loges.

Krygier, Walter, No. 1737313, Private, 188 Coit Street, Buffalo, N.
Y. Enlisted April 3, 1918; joined company same date. Slightly wounded
over right eye by shrapnel September 19th. Afterwards assigned to
Company “A,” 110th Infantry.

Kuczkowski, Alexandre, No. 1737314, Private, (Mrs. Marion Kuczkowski,
mother), 70 Woltz Avenue, Buffalo, N. Y. Enlisted April 2, 1918;
joined company same date. Severely wounded in right side and chest
by shrapnel September 26th. Died in Evacuation Hospital No. 12,
September 28th.

Kuecker, Carl A., No. 2082342, Pvt. 1st Class, Brownsville, Minn.
Enlisted June 24, 1918; joined company October 12th. Slightly wounded
by shrapnel in left arm October 30th; rejoined company December 9th.

Kunferman, George, No. 3752853, Pvt. 1st Class, 611 Babcock Street,
Eau Claire, Wis. Enlisted July 26, 1918; joined company October 12th.

Lambert, John C, No. 1748887, Pvt. 1st Class, 70 Gautier Avenue,
Jersey City, N. J. Enlisted April 25, 1918; joined company December
9th; sailed for overseas service with Company “E,” 311th Infantry.

Lammert, Will J., No. 3752450, Private, Verdi, Minn. Enlisted July
23, 1918; joined company October 12th.

Lander, Irving W., No. 2451020, Private, Stone Avenue, Elmsford, N.
Y. Enlisted March 30, 1918; joined company April 16th. Taken sick and
evacuated October 14th.

Lang, Joseph J., No. 2409708, Private, 27 Ward Street, Maspeth, Long
Island, N. Y. Enlisted February 25, 1918; joined company same date.
Missing in action September 26th; was prisoner at Camp Rastatt,
Germany. Rejoined company December 16th.

Lange, Fred C. H., No. 1748881, Private, 744 Park Avenue, Hoboken,
N. J. Enlisted April 26, 1918; joined company same date. Slightly
wounded in right leg October 29th.

Larkin, Philip J., No. 2825537, Corporal, (address unknown). Enlisted
May 28, 1918; joined company October 12th. Slightly wounded in right
arm November 4th. Afterwards assigned to Company “I,” 320th Infantry.

Larson, Olaf A., No. 2074383, Private, 1401 Washington Avenue,
Minneapolis, Minn. Enlisted June 22, 1918; joined company October
12th. Slightly wounded in right thigh by shrapnel, October 30th;
rejoined company January 24, 1919.

Larson, Oscar L., No. 3333579, Private, 2728 Longfellow Avenue,
Minneapolis, Minn. Enlisted June 22, 1918; joined company October
12th.

Laurencell, Harry J., No. 1765267, Pvt. 1st Class, (Joseph
Laurencell, father), 342 South Park Avenue, Buffalo, N. Y. Enlisted
April 2, 1918; joined company same date. Killed in action September
24th in Bois St. Claude, by direct hit of shell while on outpost duty.

LaVigne, Harry, No. 2452392, Private, 300 West 17th Street, New York
City. Enlisted April 3, 1918; joined company April 16th. Slightly
wounded in left leg September 26th; returned to United States in
December.

Lawton, John G., No. 1328335, Corporal, Garnett, Hampton County,
S. C. Enlisted April 5, 1917; joined company December 9, 1918.
Transferred to 30th Division (with which he went to France) March 11,
1919.

Ledwin, Joseph, No. 1752090, Private, 64 Zittle Street, Buffalo, N.
Y. Enlisted April 3, 1918; joined company same date. Slightly wounded
in right arm October 20th; rejoined company December 17th.

Lehy, Howard C., No. 1746071, Sergeant, (Mrs. John Lehy, mother),
Oakhurst, N. J. Enlisted September 4, 1917; joined company same date.
Killed in action by shrapnel October 17, 1918, at La Folie Ferme.

Leitzke, Edward A., No. 3750112, Private, (William F. Leitzke,
father), Route 1, Box 37, Burnett Junction, Wis. Enlisted July 24,
1918; joined company October 12th; wounded in stomach and left arm by
shrapnel October 31st, while in support lines behind Grand Pre; died
in Mobile Hospital No. 2, same date.

Lent, Arnold W., No. 3338546, Private, Stacy, Minn. Enlisted June 24,
1918; joined company October 12th; severely wounded by shrapnel in
left wrist October 31st.

Leonard, Cyril T., No. 2414752, Private, 34 Sayre Street, Elizabeth,
N. J. Enlisted April 2, 1918; joined company same date. Taken sick
due to exposure in Limey Sector and evacuated October 13th; returned
to United States in December.

Letmolee, Kittel N., No. 2081589, Pvt. 1st Class, Perley, Minn.
Enlisted June 24, 1918; joined company October 12th.

Levy, Joseph, No. 1746080, Supply Sergeant, Freehold, N. J. Enlisted
November 12, 1917; joined company same date. Appointed Supply
Sergeant April 12, 1918; transferred to Army Candidate School October
10th; rejoined company December 10th; transferred to 1st Replacement
Depot, St. Aignan, for immediate discharge April 8, 1919. Mentioned
in 78th Division General Orders No 6 for bravery on September 26th.

Limbert, William D., No. 1755647, Private, (address unknown).
Enlisted September 7, 1917; joined company August 16, 1918; wounded
by gas burns October 22d.

Lineski, John A., No. 2084164, Private, 1601 California Street, N.
E., Minneapolis, Minn. Enlisted June 24, 1918; joined company October
12th.

Lipowsky, Julius, No. 4566070, Private, 43 Rutgels Street, New York
City. Enlisted August 27, 1918; joined company December 10th.

Long, William G., No. 1737317, Corporal, 668 North Division Street,
Buffalo, N. Y. Enlisted April 2, 1918; joined company same date.

Lotesto, Rocco, No. 2822865, Private, 523 West 80th Street, Chicago,
Ill. Enlisted May 24, 1918; joined company October 12th.

Lueders, Emil A., No. 2829483, Pvt. 1st Class, (address unknown).
Joined company October 12th. Taken sick and evacuated October 20th.

Lush, Adam J., No. 1749075, Private, 145 Eighth Street, Jersey
City, N. J. Enlisted April 25, 1918; joined company same date.
Reported missing in action September 26th; was prisoner at Camp
Rastatt, Germany; rejoined company January 7, 1919; transferred to
Headquarters Company, 311th Infantry, March 8th.

Lusier, Albert J., No. 2409712, Cook, 228 West Hazard Street,
Philadelphia, Penna. Enlisted February 25, 1918; joined company same
date.

Lykes, James H., No. 2409711, Pvt. 1st Class (Mrs. Catherine Lykes,
mother), 30 Bowne Avenue, Freehold, N. J. Enlisted February 25, 1918;
joined company same date. Killed in action September 26th, by bullet
through body during general advance of company.

McAslan, Walter W., No. 2450787, Pvt. 1st Class, 407 Second Street,
Greenport, Long Island, N. Y. Enlisted April 2, 1918; joined company
April 16th; severely wounded in right shoulder and left hip September
26th; rejoined company November 21st.

McCarthy, Frederick H., No. 2411625, Pvt. 1st Class, 180 Brighton
Avenue, Long Branch, N. J. Enlisted February 25, 1918; joined company
same date; transferred to Headquarters Company, 311th Infantry June
28th.

McCumber, Norman, No. 1751361, Private, 482 William Street, Buffalo,
N. Y. Enlisted April 3, 1918; joined company same date. Slightly
wounded in right arm September 26th.

McDonald, William, No. 2061019, Private, Curtis, Nebraska. Enlisted
December 7, 1917; joined company October 12, 1918.

McGarrity, Joseph R., No. 2411623, Corporal, 142 Bridge Avenue, Red
Bank, N. J. Enlisted February 25, 1918; joined company same date.
Severely wounded in left elbow September 26, 1918. Mentioned in 78th
Division General Orders No. 6, for bravery in action on September
24th.

McGuire, James P., No. 2407801, Private, (address unknown). Enlisted
February 25, 1918; joined company August 16th. Slightly wounded by
shrapnel November 4th.

McMahon, James C., No. 1749077, Private, 178 Eighteenth Street,
Jersey City, N. J. Enlisted April 26, 1918; joined company same date.
Slightly wounded in left foot September 25th.

McMahon, William C., No. 1765269, Pvt. 1st Class, 48 Walter Street,
Buffalo, N. Y. Enlisted April 3, 1918; joined company same date.

Mackley, James E., No. 2452441, Private, 117 West South Street,
Frederick City, Md. Enlisted April 1, 1918; joined company same date.
Severely wounded in right lower leg September 26th.

Madsen, Christ, No. 3335322, Pvt. 1st Class, 718 West Hickory Street,
Stillwater, Minn. Enlisted June 25, 1918; joined company October 12th.

Magaski, William P., No. 3340770, Private, 2511 West Walton Street,
Chicago, Ill. Enlisted June 24, 1918; joined company October 12th.
Accidentally wounded in shoulder October 22d; rejoined company
November 17th.

Makowiecki, Boleslaw, No. 1747860, Private, (Mrs. Jadwiga Makowiecki,
wife), 205 Weimar Street, Buffalo, N. Y. Enlisted April 3, 1918;
joined company same date. Killed in action September 26th by shrapnel
in body and head during general advance of company in Limey Sector.

Malone, Edward M., No. 2414753, Pvt. 1st Class, 1019 Olive Street,
Elizabeth, N. J. Enlisted April 2, 1918; joined company same date.
Severely wounded in back September 26th; rejoined company December
9th; again evacuated on account of old wound December 16th.

Mandinach, Oscar, No. 4566060, Pvt. 1st Class, 556 East 105th Street,
Brooklyn, N. Y. Enlisted August 28, 1918; joined company December
9th.

Marcinkiewicz, Frank J., No. 2833843, Corporal, 1326 Fourth Avenue,
Milwaukee, Wis. Enlisted May 29, 1918; joined company October 12th.

Martin, Charles H., No. 2085824, Corporal, 3258 North California
Avenue, Chicago, Ill. Enlisted February 27, 1918; joined company
October 12th.

Martocci, Salvatore, No. 2670129, Corporal, 160 West 100th Street,
New York City. Enlisted April 4, 1918; joined company April 16th.

Maske, Louis A., No. 1760024, Private, (Louis Maske, father), 82
Baumann Street, Rochester, N. Y. Joined company August 16, 1918;
severely wounded by shrapnel in right thigh September 26th; died
while on way to hospital.

Meister, John C., No. 1748543, Pvt. 1st Class, Washington Street,
Dumont, N. J. Enlisted April 26, 1918; joined company same date.

Meltzer, Sam M., No. 4566099, Private, 241 Madison Street, New York
City. Enlisted August 28, 1918; joined company December 9th.

Mergan, Lewis W., No. 3746816, Private, 1610 Ohio Avenue, Superior,
Wis. Enlisted July 22, 1918; joined company October 12th.

Mero, John, No. 2414755, Private, 44 James Place, Staten Island, N.
Y. Enlisted April 2, 1918; joined company same date; slightly wounded
in right leg September 26th.

Miller, Michael J., No. 1737318, Corporal, 441 Emslie Street,
Buffalo, N. Y. Enlisted April 3, 1918; joined company same date.

Morath, Paul, No. 1760050, Private, (address unknown). Joined company
August 16th. Severely wounded in left leg September 26th; died of
wounds (date unknown).

Morelli, Angelo, No. 2411627, Pvt. 1st Class, 215 Jane Street, Long
Branch, N. J. Enlisted February 25, 1918; joined company same date.

Moroshick, Max, No. 4566061, Private, 488 Hinsdale Street, Brooklyn,
N. Y. Enlisted August 28, 1918; joined company December 9th.

Morris, L. P. Morton, No. 2410780, Corporal, 128 Heck Avenue, Ocean
Grove, N. J. Enlisted February 25, 1918; joined company same date.
Slightly wounded in left foot September 26th. Returned to United
States in February, 1919.

Morrison, John W., No. 3747447, Private, Route 20, Winneconne, Wis.
Enlisted July 22, 1918; joined company October 12th.

Mouser, Charles J., No. 2411111, Pvt. 1st Class, Lincroft, N. J.
Enlisted February 25, 1918; joined company same date. Reported
missing in action September 26th; was prisoner at Camp Rastatt,
Germany; rejoined company January 25, 1919.

Murphy, Thomas J., No. 1764987, Private, 295 Bailey Avenue, Buffalo,
N. Y. Enlisted April 3, 1918; joined company same date. Evacuated to
hospital in September, 1918.

Murphy, Robert A., No. 2827853, Private, (address unknown). Enlisted
May 27, 1918; joined company October 12th. Taken sick and evacuated
November 1st.

Nelson, Carl E., No. 2084434, Pvt. 1st Class, 1422 James Avenue,
North, Minneapolis, Minn. Enlisted June 22, 1918; joined company
October 12th; wounded (degree undetermined) in right elbow and
forearm October 20th; rejoined company December 3d.

Nelson, Otto, No. 3339872, Private, Route 1, Box 65, Stanchfield,
Minn. Enlisted June 28, 1918; joined company October 12th.

Ness, Sander O., No. 3340000, Private, (address unknown). Enlisted
June 27, 1918; joined company October 12th. Evacuated to hospital
sick November 1st.

Neuffer, Rinehart J., No. 1737319, Private, 50 Wagner Place, Buffalo,
N. Y. Enlisted April 3, 1918; joined company same date. Severely
wounded in left leg and thigh September 26th.

Newell, Clendenon S., No. 1748544, Sergeant, (Mrs. Leona D. Newell,
mother), 165 Leonia Street, Leonia, N. J. Enlisted April 26, 1918;
joined company same date. Killed in action October 20th by shrapnel
through head from shell which struck a nearby tree and exploded,
killing him while lying in his tent, while in support lines behind
Grand Pre.

Newell, James McC., No. 1773758, Sergeant (Officer Candidate), (James
W. McConnell, Uncle), 800 Russell Street, Nashville, Tenn. Enlisted
May 5, 1917; joined company October 27th; appointed 2nd Lieutenant
effective June 1, 1918, and attached to Company “G,” 311th Infantry,
July 15th; killed in action October 16, 1918.

North, Harry E., No. 3534857, Private, 1325 West 117th Street,
Cleveland, Ohio. Enlisted July 25, 1918; joined company December 9th.
Evacuated to hospital December 21st.

Norton, William H., No. 2414757, Sergeant, 1089 Magnolia Avenue,
Elizabeth, N. J. Enlisted April 2, 1918; joined company same date.
Transferred to 1st Replacement Depot, St. Aignan, for immediate
discharge February 13, 1919.

O’Connell, James M., No. 2450203, Pvt. 1st Class, 2070 Eastern
Parkway, Brooklyn, N. Y. Enlisted April 2, 1918; joined company April
16th; reported missing in action September 26th; was prisoner at Camp
Rastatt, Germany; rejoined company December 15th.

O’Gara, John J., No. 1749059, Pvt. 1st Class, 72 Garden Street,
Hoboken, N. J. Enlisted April 25, 1918; joined company same date.
Reported wounded September 26th; was prisoner at Camp Rastatt,
Germany; rejoined company December 15th.

O’Hara, William F., No. 2414066, Private, 267 Pearl Street,
Burlington, N. J. Enlisted April 1, 1918; joined company July 15th.
Killed in action September 19th by shrapnel through head, while
digging trenches--the first death casualty in company.

O’Neill, William E., No. 1749060, Private, 222 Willow Avenue,
Hoboken, N. J. Enlisted April 25, 1918; joined company same date.

O’Reilly, John J., No. 2942195, Pvt. 1st Class, 1036 Willow Avenue,
Hoboken, N. J. Enlisted April 25, 1918; joined company same date.
Wounded by gas burns October 30th; returned to United States in
January, 1919.

O’Rourke, Bernard J., No. 1764989, Private, 78 Eleventh Avenue, New
York City. Enlisted April 3, 1918; joined company same date. Slightly
wounded in heel September 19th.

Ohin, Carl L., No. 3341710, Private, Box 6, Osco, Ill. Enlisted July
10, 1918; joined company October 12th.

Osterweis, Dayton, No. 2411112, Sergeant, Hotel Endicott, New York
City. Enlisted February 25, 1918; joined company same date.

Ovrid, Imbert A., No. 3758119, Private, Caperon, Ill. Enlisted August
3, 1918; joined company October 12th; reported missing in action
October 20th; was wounded by piece of rock being thrown against his
knee by an exploding shell same date; rejoined company December 21st.

Pankow, Arthur F. W., No. 3747293, Bugler, R. F. D. 6, Box 36,
Merrill, Wis. Enlisted July 23, 1918; joined company October 12th.
Evacuated to hospital April 24th.

Perry, George H., No. 1746063, 1st Sergeant, 75 Heck Avenue, Ocean
Grove, N. J. Enlisted September 21, 1917; joined company same date;
transferred to Depot Division 1st Army Corps, A. E. F., July 27th;
rejoined company October 9th; appointed 1st Sergeant October 10th;
evacuated to hospital October 26th; rejoined company December 27th;
transferred to 1st Depot Division January 20, 1919.

Peter, Charles, No. 1749195, Supply Sergeant, 208 Sherman Avenue,
Jersey City, N. J. Enlisted April 26, 1918; joined company same date;
appointed Supply Sergeant November, 1918.

Peterson, Elmer J., No. 3334575, Private, Route 1, Box 9, LeRoy,
Minn. Enlisted June 25, 1918; joined company October 12th.

Peterson, Lawrence R., No. 1737320, Private, 54 Alma Street, Buffalo,
N. Y. Enlisted April 3, 1918; joined company same date. Admitted to
14th General Hospital July 11th; rejoined company November 1st.

Peterson, Theodore A., No. 1746062, Sergeant, Manasquan, N. J.
Enlisted September 21, 1917; joined company same date; went on
detached service with Division Headquarters June 26; dropped from
rolls in January, 1919.

Pettys, Levi M., No. 1752088, Pvt. 1st Class, Route 5, Cuba, N. Y.
Enlisted April 3, 1918; joined company same date; transferred to
153rd Field Artillery Brigade July 15th.

Picciano, Michael, No. 1748545, Private, Maple Avenue, Dumont, N. J.
Enlisted April 26, 1918; joined company same date; reported missing
in action September 26th; was prisoner at Camp Rastatt, Germany;
returned to United States in January 1919.

Pilarski, Walter E., No. 1737322, Pvt. 1st Class, 77 Townsend Street,
Buffalo, N. Y. Enlisted April 2, 1918; joined company same date;
severely wounded in left apex lung September 26th.

Pitarro, Frank, No. 2411636, Pvt. 1st Class, 216 West Front Street,
Red Bank, N. J. Enlisted February 25, 1918; joined company same date;
reported missing in action September 26th; was prisoner at Camp
Rastatt, Germany; rejoined company January 7, 1919.

Pitzrick, William G., No. 3752487, Pvt. 1st Class, Barron, Wis.
Enlisted July 23, 1918; joined company October 12th.

Price, Lory L., No. 2941581, Pvt. 1st Class, R. F. D. 6, Marion, Ill.
Enlisted April 27, 1918; joined company same date; reported missing
in action September 26; was prisoner at Camp Rastatt, Germany;
rejoined company January 7, 1919; mentioned in 78th Division General
Orders No. 6 for bravery in action September 26, 1918.

Przyczkowski, Joseph J., No. 2833893, Private, 1041 First Avenue,
Milwaukee, Wis. Enlisted May 29, 1918; joined company October 12th;
wounded in left leg (degree undetermined) October 20th; rejoined
company December 12th; taken sick and evacuated to hospital December
28th.

Pushner, Jacob, No. 2954387, Private, 75 Bay Street, Brockton, Mass.
Enlisted June 26, 1918; joined company December 9th.

Ranalletta, Achille, No. 3678854, Private, 531 State Street,
Rochester, N. Y. Enlisted July 22, 1918; joined company December 9th.

Rasmussen, Leslie L., No. 2832009, Corporal, R. F. D. 2, Belmont,
Wis. Enlisted May 25, 1918; joined company October 12th.

Ratkiewcus, John, No. 2828386, Private, 2929 West 40th Street,
Chicago, Ill. Enlisted May 27, 1918; joined company October 12th.

Reed, Thomas P., No. 2669133, Private, 80 Ravine Avenue, Yonkers, N.
Y. Enlisted April 1, 1918; joined company April 16th.

Reid, William M., No. 1746064, Sergeant, 114 West 39th Street, New
York City. Enlisted September 21, 1917; joined company same date;
transferred to Army Candidate School September 28th. Mentioned in
78th Division General Orders No. 6 for bravery in action September
26th.

Renski, John J., No. 1737324, Private, 140 Coit Street, Buffalo, N.
Y. Enlisted April 3, 1918; joined company same date. Severely wounded
in right shoulder and neck September 26th.

Richman, Fred, No. 4566016, Private, 8 Vernon Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Enlisted August 28, 1918; joined company December 9th.

Richter, Otto R., No. 2410784, Corporal, Lewis Street, Oakhurst, N.
J. Enlisted February 25, 1918; joined company same date; served with
Regimental Supply Company during campaign.

Riedel, George I., No. 3747108, Pvt. 1st Class, Mosinee, Wis.
Enlisted July 23, 1918; joined company October 12th.

Riess, Eugene, No. 2450873, Private, 141 West Sidney Avenue, Mt.
Vernon, N. Y. Enlisted April 1, 1918; joined company April 16th.

Riskey, John F., No. 3340152, Private, 924 Farrington Avenue, St.
Paul, Minn. Enlisted June 27, 1918; joined company October 12th.

Robbins, Charles A., No. 1746061, 1st Sergeant, 150 Summit Street,
South Manchester, Conn. Enlisted July 3, 1917; joined company
September 7th; appointed 1st Sergeant August 1, 1918; slightly
wounded by shrapnel in left leg September 26th; rejoined company
December 17th; transferred to 1st Replacement Depot January 20, 1919;
returned to United States in March 1919. Decorated with Distinguished
Service Cross for bravery in action September 26, 1918.

Rogers, George H., No. 1746067, Sergeant, Keyport, N. J. Enlisted
September 22, 1917; joined company same date. Gassed September 19,
1918; rejoined company November 15th.

Ryan, William H., No. 2413606, Pvt. 1st Class, 157 Chestnut Street,
Red Bank, N. J. Enlisted February 25, 1918; joined company same
date; reported missing in action September 26; was prisoner at Camp
Rastatt, Germany; rejoined company January 7, 1919.

Sanders, Will., No. 3662370, Private, Mott, Texas. Enlisted August 8,
1918; joined company December 9th.

Sapienza, Sabastiano, No. 2830845, Private, 2910 Wentworth Avenue,
Chicago, Ill. Enlisted May 25, 1918; joined company October 12th.

Sasso, Aniello, No. 2410785, Private, 110 Aitkens Avenue, Asbury
Park, N. J. Enlisted February 25, 1918; joined company same date.
Slightly wounded in thumb November 4th; rejoined company January 15,
1919.

Sawyer, Elwood L., No. 1751858, Sergeant, 413 Morgan Avenue, Palmyra,
N. J. Enlisted April 1, 1918; joined company November 13th. Sailed
for overseas service with Supply Company 311th Infantry. Transferred
to that company March 13, 1919.

Schelter, John D., No. 1749263, Sergeant, (Mrs. Madeline Schelter,
wife), 213 Terrace Avenue, Jersey City, N. J. Enlisted April 26,
1918; joined company same date. Killed in action by shrapnel
September 26th while on outpost duty.

Schiefer, Jacob, No. 1764991, Private, 93 Kilburn Street, Buffalo, N.
Y. Enlisted April 3, 1918; joined company same date. Reported missing
in action September 26th; was prisoner at Camp Rastatt, Germany;
returned to United States in January 1919.

Schmid, Alfred, No. 4561896, Corporal, 756 Cauldwell Avenue, Bronx,
New York. Enlisted August 26, 1918; joined company December 9th.

Schmidt, Jack, No. 2828065, Corporal, 787½ Fifteenth Street,
Milwaukee, Wis. Enlisted May 27, 1918; joined company October 12th.

Schmidt, Walter J., No. 1976622, Pvt. 1st Class, Route 1, Binkmille,
Ill. Enlisted September 17, 1918; joined company December 9th.

Schreiner, George, No. 2832956, Pvt. 1st Class, (Mrs. Frances
Schreiner, mother), 332 Seventeenth Avenue, Milwaukee, Wis. Joined
company October 12, 1918; killed in action October 20th northwest of
Grand Pre, during an attack on Ferme des Loges.

Schultz, Martin L., No. 2083969, Pvt. 1st Class, 1516 Grand Street,
N. E., Minneapolis, Minn. Enlisted June 24, 1918; joined company
December 9.

Schultz, Walter, No. 1737326, Pvt. 1st Class, (Mrs. Mary Schultz,
mother), 223 Metcalf Street, Buffalo, N. Y. Enlisted April 3, 1918;
joined company same date. Killed in action September 26th by machine
gun bullets while resisting an enemy counter-attack.

Schwenk, Michael A., No. 1737327, Private, 1012 Smith Street,
Buffalo, N. Y. Enlisted April 3, 1918; joined company same date.

Sciancalepore, Louis, No. 1749063, Private, 229 Clinton Street,
Hoboken, N. J. Enlisted April 26, 1918; joined company same date.

Scory, John, No. 2481989, Mechanic, Box 94, Lansing, Ohio. Enlisted
June 24, 1918; joined company December 9th.

Sculthorp, Warren D., No. 1746059, Mess Sergeant, 165 Riddle Avenue,
Long Branch, N. J. Enlisted September 5, 1917; joined company same
date; appointed Mess Sergeant October 1st; transferred to II Army
Corps in August, 1918.

Sculthorpe, Harold, No. 1746075, Cook, 25 Main Street, Asbury Park,
N. J. Enlisted September 21, 1917; joined company same date; burned
by mustard gas October 30, 1918; rejoined company December 10th.

Sheridan, Edward J., No. 1745938, Private, Ocean Avenue, Sea Bright,
N. J. Enlisted September 21, 1917; joined company same date but was
afterwards transferred to Headquarters Company, same Regiment;
rejoined company January 12, 1919.

Sheridan, Leon J., No. 4563935, Private, 98 East Court Street,
Cortland, N. Y. Enlisted April 26, 1918; joined company December 9th;
transferred to Graves Registration Service January 28, 1919.

Shipman, Maurice, No. 3661183, Pvt. 1st Class, Route 6, Honey Grove,
Texas. Enlisted August 5, 1918; joined company December 9th.

Siems, Walter, No. 2833423, Pvt. 1st Class, (address unknown). Joined
company October 12, 1918; severely wounded by shrapnel in right side
of head and back November 4th.

Skillen, Edmund S., No. 1747131, Corporal, 155 Madison Avenue,
Elizabeth, N. J. Enlisted April 2, 1918; joined company same date;
slightly wounded in left leg September 26th; returned to United
States in December, 1918.

Slover, Luke E., Jr., No. 2411118, Pvt. 1st Class, (Mrs. Eva Smith,
friend), Main Street, Keansburg N. J. Enlisted February 25, 1918;
joined company same date. Killed in action in Limey Sector September
26th, by shrapnel, while carrying messages for company headquarters.
Awarded Distinguished Service Cross for bravery in action September
26th.

Smith, James E., No. 1738837, Private, 1146 Pierce Avenue, Niagara
Falls, N. Y. Enlisted April 3, 1918; joined company August 16th;
evacuated to hospital September 2d; rejoined company December 17th;
evacuated to hospital December 28th.

Smogola, Anton F., No. 2833924, Private, 1039 Third Avenue,
Milwaukee, Wis. Enlisted May 29, 1918; joined company October 12th.

Sobol, Jacob I., No. 4561914, Private, 877 East 105th Street, Bronx,
New York. Enlisted August 26, 1918; joined company December 9th.

Sokoloski, Martin J., No. 3330105, Corporal, 1016 West Denham Street,
South Bend, Ind. Enlisted June 19, 1918; joined company October 12th.

Soldner, Raymond A., No. 1978502, Pvt. 1st Class, Kinmundy, Ill.
Enlisted October 2, 1917; joined company December 9, 1918.

Spensberger, John, No. 3306369, Pvt. 1st Class, 119 East 13th Street,
Pittsburgh, Kansas. Enlisted June 23, 1918; joined company October
12th.

Stankiewicz, John, No. 2086296, Pvt. 1st Class, 857 North May Street,
Chicago, Ill. Enlisted February 26, 1918; joined company October 12th.

Stiles, Bert W., No. 2414760, Sergeant, 511 Fifth Avenue, New York,
N. Y. Enlisted April 2, 1918; joined company same date. Appointed
Company Clerk July 21st.

Storck, William H., No. 2932855, Private, Fiat, Ohio. Enlisted June
27, 1918; joined company December 9th.

Stringfield, Jasper, No. 3498489, Private, R. F. D. 1, Wheat, Tenn.
Enlisted June 27, 1918; joined company December 9th.

Stuhser, Frank H., No. 3347505, Private, (Peter Stuhser, father), 728
Second Street, Manasha, Wis. Joined company October 12, 1918. Killed
in action October 30th by shrapnel while in support lines behind
Grand Pre.

Sullivan, John L., No. 1764992, Pvt. 1st Class, (Mrs. Martin Kelly,
aunt), 141 Babcock Street, Buffalo, N. Y. Enlisted April 3, 1918;
joined company same date; killed in action November 4th, at Les
Petites Armoises, by machine gun bullets, during an attack upon enemy
machine gun nests.

Sullivan, William, No. 3751681, Private, 314 von Minden Street, St.
Paul, Minn. Enlisted July 25, 1918; joined company October 12th;
transferred to Graves Registration Service January 28, 1919.

Sutton, Lewis Z., No. 1745988, Corporal, 324 West Main Street,
Moorestown, N. J. Enlisted September 18, 1917; joined company May 3,
1918; reported missing in action September 26th; was prisoner at Camp
Rastatt, Germany; rejoined company January 7, 1919.

Suwalski, Jan, No. 1737331, Pvt. 1st Class, 102 Montgomery Street,
Buffalo, N. Y. Enlisted April 3, 1918; joined company same date.

Sweeney, Hugh J., No. 1746066, Sergeant, (William Sweeney, father),
123 West Main Street, Moorestown, N. J. Enlisted September 21, 1917;
joined company same date. Slightly wounded in foot by ricochet bullet
September 26, 1918, but nothing further was heard from him.

Switalski, Ignatz W., No. 3329487, Private, Cudahy, Wis. Enlisted May
28, 1918; joined company October 12th; slightly wounded in left hip
October 25th; rejoined company December 4th.

Szymczak, John, No. 1737332, Private, 911 Smith Street, Buffalo, N.
Y. Enlisted April 3, 1918; joined company same date.

Tannenbaum, David, No. 4566084, Private, 55 East Second Street, New
York City. Enlisted August 28, 1918; joined company December 9th.

Taras, Sebastiano, No. 1748548, Private (John Taras, brother), 128
Central Avenue, Leonia, N. J. Enlisted April 26, 1918; joined company
same date. Wounded in action September 26th (degree undetermined);
reported died of wounds (date and place unknown).

Tarlack, Bernard, No. 2060527, Private, 3128 Lincoln Avenue, Chicago,
Ill. Enlisted September 19, 1917; joined company October 12, 1918.

Tatoian, John C, No. 3329255, Corporal, 11700 Lowe Avenue, West
Pullman, Ill. Enlisted May 3, 1918; joined company October 12th.

Tauber, Gustave, No. 2670074, Private, 25 McKibben Street, Brooklyn,
N. Y. Enlisted April 4, 1918; joined company April 16th; reported
missing in action September 26th; was prisoner at Camp Rastatt,
Germany; rejoined company January 7, 1919.

Thompson, George M., No. 1746073, Mechanic, 210 Academy Street,
Trenton, N. J. Enlisted September 8, 1918; joined company same date;
reported missing in action September 26, 1918; was prisoner at Camp
Rastatt, Germany; rejoined company January 7, 1919.

Tietje, John F., No. 4 561770, Private, 175 Park Avenue, Corning, N.
Y. Enlisted August 26, 1918; joined company December 9th; transferred
to Graves Registration Service January 28, 1919.

Tuthill, George L., No. 2450789, Mechanic, (Mrs. E. W. Tuthill,
mother), Jamesport, New York. Enlisted April 1, 1918; joined company
April 16th; wounded in right arm October 20th; died of Hypostatic
Pneumonia February 25, 1919, at Base Hospital No. 77, caused by
wounds; buried in grave number 363, American Burial Plot, assigned,
Beaune, Cote d’or, France.

Ullrich, Lewis W., No. 2061989, Private, 3711 North Troy Street,
Chicago, Ill. Enlisted March 12, 1918; joined company October 12th.

Vafiadis, William K., No. 2412153, Private, 182 Broadway, Long
Branch, N. J. Enlisted February 25, 1918; joined company same date.
Severely wounded in right shoulder and face September 26th.

Venche, Tony, No. 2411124, Pvt. 1st Class, Matawan, N. J. Enlisted
February 25, 1918; joined company same date.

Vermette, Gilbert W., No. 4563913, Private, R. F. D. 2, Malone, N. Y.
Enlisted August 26, 1918; joined company December 9th.

Vieths, Friedrich G., No. 2082894, Corporal, Box “F,” Goodhue, Minn.
Enlisted June 24, 1918; joined company October 12th; transferred
to 1st Replacement Depot, St. Aignan, April 6, 1919, for immediate
discharge.

Vorta, Nicholas, No. 2450906, Private, (Mrs. Agnes Vorta, mother),
1444 Edwards Avenue, Bronx, Westchester County, N. Y. Enlisted
April 1, 1918; joined company April 16th; slightly wounded in scalp
September 20th, received 1st Aid and returned to duty same date;
killed in action September 26th by pistol bullet in head, shot by
German officer, during general advance of company.

Vrieze, Reuben, No. 2080897, Private, Route 1, Lime Spring, Iowa.
Enlisted June 24, 1918; joined company October 12th.

Viscuso, Frank, No. 1749080, Private, 641 Grove Street, Jersey City,
N. J. Enlisted April 26, 1918; joined company same date.

Wallace, Walter R., No. 3659523, Private, Carlsbad, New Mexico.
Enlisted August 5, 1918; joined company December 9th.

Wandry, Carl, No. 3347495, Mechanic (address unknown). Enlisted July
22, 1918; joined company October 12th; slightly wounded in right leg
October 30th.

Warner, Theodore H., No. 2450897, Private, c/o Mrs. T. W. Sadlier
(sister), Quoque, New York. Enlisted April 1, 1918; joined company
April 16th; reported missing in action September 26th; was prisoner
at Camp Rastatt, Germany; rejoined company January 16, 1919.

Webb, William, No. 2409728, Pvt. 1st Class, 170 Jefferson Street,
Trenton, N. J. Enlisted February 25, 1918; joined company same date;
slightly wounded in right hand September 26th.

Weber, Benjamin, No. 1746086, Mess Sergeant, 355 Joline Avenue, Long
Branch, N. J. Enlisted November 19, 1917; joined company same date;
with sergeant Welsh captured the first prisoner taken by the company;
appointed Mess Sergeant November 10th.

Weidman, John C., No. 1737335, Corporal, (Mrs. Justina Weidman,
mother), 364 Watson Street, Buffalo, N. Y. Enlisted April 3, 1918;
joined company same date; killed in action September 24th by direct
hit from shell while on outpost duty.

Weinstein, Nathan, No. 4561941, Private, 603 Prospect Avenue, Bronx,
N. Y. Enlisted August 26, 1918; joined company December 9th.

Wekony, Julius, No. 2059420, Cook, 4907 West Eddy Street, Chicago,
Ill. Enlisted October 4, 1917; joined regiment October 12, 1918;
joined company November 23d.

Welsh, Edward J., No. 2409727, Sergeant, c/o Margaret Eisenberg
(sister), 1719 Carlton Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Enlisted February
25, 1918; joined company same date; with sergeant Weber captured
the first prisoner taken by the company; severely wounded by seven
machine gun bullets in right wrist and both arms October 20th; cited
for bravery in Limey Sector; decorated with Distinguished Service
Cross for bravery in Meuse-Argonne fight.

Westlund, Gust V., No. 2074345, Pvt. 1st Class, 229 Twentieth Avenue,
South, Minneapolis, Minn. Enlisted June 24, 1918; joined company
October 12th.

Wheeler, Raymerd, No. 2932858, Pvt. 1st Class, Peoli, Ohio. Enlisted
June 27, 1918; joined company December 9th.

White, Henry R., No. 1746087, Bugler, Center Street, Sea Bright, N.
J. Enlisted September 21, 1917; joined company same date; slightly
wounded September 26th; returned to United States in December.

White, Thomas A., No. 1764994, Corporal, 291 Babcock Street, Buffalo,
N. Y. Enlisted April 3, 1918; joined company same date.

White, Tracy S., No. 2410793, 1st Sergeant, 1215 L Street, Belmar, N.
J. Enlisted February 25, 1918; joined company same date. Appointed
1st Sergeant November 10th; decorated with Distinguished Service
Cross for bravery in Meuse-Argonne battles.

Willett, Cornelius V. S., No. 2411126, Mechanic, Port Monmouth, N.
J. Enlisted February 25, 1918; joined company same date; slightly
wounded October 20th.

Williams, Claude L., No. 1750243, Corporal, R. F. D. 1, Hector, N. Y.
Enlisted April 3, 1918; joined company same date.

Williams, John, No. 1749065, Corporal, 116 Bloomfield Street,
Hoboken, N. J. Enlisted April 26, 1918; joined company same date;
slightly wounded in left hip September 26th.

Willmore, Herbert McK., No. 2941605, Pvt. 1st Class, R. F. D. 3, West
Frankfort, Ill. Enlisted April 27, 1918; joined company same date.

Wilson, Carol, No. 2413196, Sergeant, New Street, Sea Bright, N. J.
Enlisted February 25, 1918; joined company same date; Mess Sergeant
from July 21st to October 20th, at which time he was transferred to
Army Candidate School; rejoined company December 17th; transferred to
Headquarters Company, 311th Infantry, and appointed Regimental Color
Sergeant, February 3, 1919.

Winemiller, Robert B., No. 1746088, Bugler, 320 Tuttle Avenue, Spring
Lake, N. J. Enlisted September 21, 1917; joined company same date;
slightly wounded in left hand September 26; rejoined company December
1st.

Wise, Henry B., No. 2670038, Pvt. 1st Class, 215 West 101st Street,
New York City. Enlisted April 4, 1918; joined company same date.

Wolcott, George T., No. 2411649, Corporal, (Mrs. Harriet Wolcott,
wife), 214 Newark Avenue, Bloomfield, N. J. Enlisted February 25,
1918; joined company same date; killed in action September 26th by
machine gun bullet while rushing an enemy machine gun.

Wolff, George C., No. 3454499, Pvt. 1st Class, 1808 Emma Street,
Menominee, Mich. Enlisted July 14, 1918; joined company December 9th.

Wolfskeil, John E., No. 2414764, Corporal, 318 Linden Street,
Elizabeth, N. J. Enlisted April 2, 1918; joined company same date.

Wolley, Harry T., No. 2410794, Corporal, 132 Main Avenue, Ocean
Grove, N. J. Enlisted February 25, 1918; joined company same date;
slightly wounded in right hand September 26th; returned to United
States in February 1919.

Wolotkin, Benjamin, No. 4566100, Private, 24 Cannon Street, New York
City. Enlisted August 28, 1918; joined company December 9th.

Woolley, Francis P., No. 2411651, Corporal, 388 Columbus Place, Long
Branch, N. J. Enlisted February 25, 1918; joined company same date.

Woolley, James B., No. 2409730, Corporal, Farmingdale, N. J. Enlisted
February 25, 1918; joined company, same date; reported missing in
action September 26th; was wounded and evacuated to hospital same
date; rejoined company December 9th.

Worsfold, Albert J., No. 3335949, Private (Mrs. Hannah Worsfold,
mother), Stark, Ill. Enlisted June 25, 1918; joined company October
12th; killed in action November 4th near Les Petites Armoises.

Zalace, Dan C. Z., No. 3656966, Private, Eaton, Colorado. Enlisted
June 24, 1918; joined company December 9th.

Zanni, Michael, No. 2450800, Private, (Raffaeli Santone, friend),
Ardsley, N. Y. Enlisted March 30, 1918; joined company April 16th;
killed in action by sniper’s bullet through head, September 26th.

Zenzian, Kajetan, No. 2422045, Private, 437 Fourteenth Street, West
New York, N. J. Enlisted May 29, 1918; joined company December 9th.

Ziefski, Frank, No. 1764997, Private, 224 Winona Street, Buffalo, N.
Y. Enlisted April 3, 1918; joined company same date; reported missing
in action September 26th; was prisoner at Camp Rastatt, Germany;
rejoined company January 7, 1919.

Zwolinkiewicz, Frank, No. 1737337, Corporal, 132 Detroit Street,
Buffalo, N. Y. Enlisted April 3, 1918; joined company same date.

ROSTER OF THE COMPANY

When Sailing Overseas
Replacements from 86th Division
Replacements from other Units of the 311th Infantry
All other Replacements

WHEN SAILING OVERSEAS

1st Sergeant
Maxwell B. Ertwine

Mess Sergeant
Warren D. Sculthorp

Supply Sergeant
Joseph Levy

Sergeants
James McC. Newell
Charles A. Robbins
Theodore A. Peterson
George H. Perry
William M. Reid
Peyton R. Anness
Hugh J. Sweeney
George H. Rogers
Alexander M. Hayden
Howard C. Lehy
Wilfred E. Haynes
Carol Wilson

Corporals
James E. Jones
Edward J. Johnson
Robert B. Winemiller
Harry T. Wolley
Edward F. Hennessey
John A. Geoghegan
Walter DeGrote
Joseph H. Fahey
George T. Wolcott
Francis P. Woolley
Bert W. Stiles
Joseph Apicelli
Frank Zwolinkiewicz
Joseph R. McGarrity
L. P. Morton Morris
Tracy S. White
Dayton Osterweis
Walter J. Ahearn
John C. Weidman

Mechanics
Lester E. Farry
George M. Thompson
George L. Tuthill
Cornelius V. S. Willett

Cooks
Harold Sculthorpe
Walter deBruin
Albert J. Lusier
Joseph J. Lang

Buglers
Henry R. White
James H. Lykes

Privates 1st Class
William B. Ackerman
Joseph S. Aldridge
Earl Barnes
John M. Benzing
William G. Butler
Dominick Calabrese
William J. Campbell
Samuel E. Chiaradio
Herbert M. P. Cocker
Lawrence M. Croft
Albert Deile, Jr.
Thomas E. Devine
Eugene Ely
William G. Emerson
John F. Fahey
Gustave E. Fleischmann
Sam Freedman
John G. Hansenberger
Raymond L. Harriss
George W. Heck
George A. Heichberger
George A. Hogan
Henry L. Huston
Isidore Kaufman
Vallie J. Kilburn
Harry J. Laurencell
Frederick H. McCarthy
Edward M. Malone
Charles J. Mouser
Clendenon S. Newell
Bernard J. O’Rourke
Charles Peter
Levi M. Pettys
Walter E. Pilarski
William H. Ryan
John D. Schelter
Walter Schultz
Edmund S. Skillen
Luke E. Slover, Jr.
Lewis Z. Sutton
Tony Venche
Theodore H. Warner
William M. Webb
Benjamin Weber
Edward J. Welsh
Thomas A. White
John E. Wolfskeil
James B. Woolley

Privates
William Y. Ackerman
Walter G. Amann
George J. Anderson
Stanislaw Andrzejewski
William A. Angevine
Aldo Annibalini
Carmine Arcuri
Carmelo Baiano
Walter V. Ball
William Baumann
Mervin Bement
John Bernhard
Barnett Bernstein
Harry C. Best
William Birk
Joseph Bishop
James Blair
George L. Blount
William D. Bogart
John F. Byreiter
Stanley F. Bogucki
Joseph A. Boucher
Edward H. Boyle
Bertrand G. Brooks
Louis Buechler
Harold E. Burchell
John F. Burke
James E. Cahill
Frederick S. Campanini
Anthony Cardell
Joseph R. Cassely
Natale A. Centofante
Pietro Colaguori
Rosario Collura
Frank J. Connolly
Elmer W. Cook
Henry A. Cordes
Alonzo Cottrell
John E. Culkowski
Joseph M. Curcio
Matthew V. Curtin
Frank Czajka
Michael Daeschler
Guisseppe Damato
Harvey R. Dash
Louis F. Denler
James J. Diskin
John E. Donohue
Harry Effingham
William J. Ellison
Patrick J. Feeney
Elmer Fellows
William H. Fielding
Jacob J. Fischer
Joseph Formes
Albert P. Frey
William E. Furlong
Julius Gaier
Edward F. Glenn
Israel Goldberg
Joseph F. Goodwin
Joseph G. Greenberg
Edward G. Gress
Carl E. Griffin
Charles F. Hallock
Max Halpern
George Hauber
James J. Healey
Loran L. Heiple
Fred Henne
Louis R. Heymer
Joseph L. Hill
Harold E. Holly
Eugene P. Hughes
Charles A. Hunterbrink
William Jacobi
Alexander Janicki
Charles W. Johnson
Albert B. Kane
Jay B. Karnes
Henry Kilbourn
Edward W. Kindt
John G. Kitson
Stanley E. Klosiak
William Koegel
Paul Keyes
Antoni Kopec
Walter Krygier
Alexandre Kuczkowski
Irving W. Lander
Fred C. H. Lange
Harry LaVigne
Joseph Ledwin
Cyril T. Leonard
William G. Long
Adam J. Lush
James E. Mackley
Boleslaw Makowiecki
Salvatore Martocci
Walter W. McAslan
Norman McCumber
James C. McMahon
William C. McMahon
John C. Meister
John Mero
Michael J. Miller
Angelo Morelli
Thomas J. Murphy
Rinehart J. Neuffer
William H. Norton
James M. O’Connell
John J. O’Gara
William E. O’Neill
John J. O’Reilly
Lawrence R. Peterson
Michael Picciano
Frank Pitarro
Lory L. Price
Thomas P. Reed
John J. Renski
Otto R. Richter
Eugene Riess
Aniello Sasso
Jacob Schiefer
Louis Sciancalepore
Michael A. Schwenk
John L. Sullivan
Jan Suwalski
John Szymczak
Sebastiano Taras
Gustave Tauber
William K. Vafiadis
Frank Viscuso
Nicholas Vorta
Claude L. Williams
John Williams
Herbert McK. Willmore
Henry B. Wise
Michael Zanni
Frank Ziefski

JOINED OVERSEAS

From Other Units of the 311th Infantry

Frank W. Clark
Karl K. Heisler
John C. Lambert
William F. O’Hara
Elwood L. Sawyer
Edward J. Sheridan

From 86th Division

Oscar Albitz
John A. Anderson
John A. Awe
Hazar Barsamian
Joseph Benzschawel
Peter Bloome
Gust W. Bloomquist
Walter Boettcher
Edward Borg
Arthur F. Brand
Carl M. Brenner
Elijah E. Brown
Peter E. Cantu
Charlie Carr
Harry Closeman
Joseph Congelosi
Charles Corbine
John Danielson
Stanley Deleskie
Joseph P. Dollard
Walter A. Dreher
Robert E. Edgerly
Alfredo Ennocenti
Albert C. Erickson
Gustave F. Erlandson
Norman W. Fay
Frank Ferrians
Othmar S. B. Gantert
Paul E. Golling
John Haegerl
Otto C. Hagedorn
Emil Hansen
William A. Hardies
John Hess
Joseph Hillinski
Harry H. Huntley
Louis Janczjewski
Erick P. Jern
Carl E. Johnson
Lloyd F. Johnson
Oscar E. Johnson
Emil B. Josephson
Leon L. Kahn
Ignatius S. Kapacius
John J. Kapala
John S. Kazmierczak
Leandrew T. Kelley
Herman G. Koehler
Theodore A. Koster
Joseph E. Kronhelm
Peter W. Kropidlowski
Carl A. Kuecker
George Kunferman
Will J. Lammert
Phillip J. Larkin
Olaf A. Larson
Oscar L. Larson
Edward A. Leitzke
Arnold W. Lent
Kittel N. Letmolee
John A. Lineski
Rocco Lotesto
Emil A. Lueders
William McDonald
Christ Madsen
William P. Magaski
Frank J. Marcinkiewicz
Charles H. Martin
Lewis N. Mergan
John W. Morrison
Robert A. Murphy
Carl E. Nelson
Otto Nelson
Sander O. Ness
Carl L. Ohrn
Imbert A. Ovrid
Arthur F. W. Pankow
Elmer J. Peterson
William G. Pitzrick
Joseph J. Przyczkowski
Leslie L. Rasmussen
John Ratkiewcus
George I. Riedel
John F. Riskey
Sabastiano Sapienza
George Schreiner
Jack Schmidt
Walter S. Siems
Anton F. Smogola
Martin J. Sokoloski
John Spensberger
John Stankiewicz
Frank H. Stuhser
William Sullivan
Ignatz W. Switalski
Bernard Tarlack
John C. Tatoian
Lewis W. Ullrich
Friedrich G. Vieths
Reuben Vrieze
Carl L. Wandry
Gust V. Westlund
Julius Wekony
Albert J. Worsfold

Miscellaneous

Anthony Accetturo
Frank C. Allen
Harry R. Broomhall
Levi C. Cowser
Earl B. Clark
Harry Lee Cole
Newton C. Ashlock
Clarence R. Cobble
Wilbert A. Eastman
Morris F. Fergus
Max Goodman
Roy L. Hoeck
George J. Kreiner
Julius Lipowsky
John G. Lawton
William D. Limbert
Oscar Mandinach
Max Moroshick
Sam Meltzer
Louis A. Maske
Paul Morath
James P. McGuire
Harry E. North
Jacob Pushner
Fred Richman
Achille Ranalletta
Alfred Schmid
Jacob I. Sobol
Jasper Stringfield
Maurice Shipman
Will Sanders
Leon J. Sheridan
John Scory
Walter G. Schmidt
Raymond A. Soldner
William G. Storck
James E. Smith
Martin L. Schultz
David Tannenbaum
John F. Tietje
Gilbert W. Vermette
Walter R. Wallace
Nathan Weinstein
Benjamin Wolotkin
George C. Wolff
Raymerd Wheeler
Kajetan Zenzian
Dan C. Z. Zalace

NUMBER OF OFFICERS AND MEN IN THE COMPANY BY STATES

Original Company Replacements
State Officers Men Officers Men

Alabama 1 1
California 1
Colorado 1
Connecticut 1
Illinois 5 30
Indiana 1
Iowa 1
Kansas 1
Maryland 2
Massachusetts 1 2 1 1
Michigan 1
Minnesota 23
Nebraska 1
New Jersey 115 1 8
New Mexico 1
New York 4 100 3 17
Ohio 1 8
Oregon 1
Pennsylvania 6
South Carolina 1
Tennessee 1 1 2
Texas 3
Wisconsin 37
-- ---- -- ----
6 232 7 140
Canada 1
Unknown 17
-- ---- -- ----
Total 6 232 7 158

NUMBER OF CASUALTIES IN THE COMPANY

Officers Men
Killed in Action 1 35
Died of Wounds 1 12
Died of Disease 0 0
-- ----
2 47
Wounded in Action 1 83
Accidentally Wounded 0 6
Gassed 0 10
Missing in Action 1 22
-- ----
Total--all classes 4 168

LIST OF CASUALTIES

KILLED IN ACTION

1st Lieut.
Roy A. Schuyler

Sergeants
Lehy, Howard C.
Newell, Clendedon S.
Newell, James McC.
Schelter, John D.

Corporals
Apicelli, Joseph
Weidman, John C.
Wolcott, George T.

Pvts. 1st Class
Butler, William G.
Deleskie, Stanley
Effingham, Harry
Erlandson, Gustave F.
Hansenberger, John G.
Laurencell, Harry J.
Lykes, James H.
Schreiner, George
Schultz, Walter
Slover, Luke E.
Sullivan, John L.

Privates
Arcuri, Carmine
Burchell, Harold E.
Cahill, James E.
Cantu, Peter E.
Cole, Harry L.
Dollard, Joseph P.
Hardies, William A.
Kindt, Edward W.
Koegel, William
Koehler, Herman G.
Kropidlowski, Peter W.
Makowiecki, Boleslau
O’Hara, William F.
Stuhser, Frank H.
Vorta, Nicholas
Worsfold, Albert J.
Zanni, Michael

DIED OF WOUNDS

1st Lieut.
William S. Lahey

Mechanics
Farry, Lester E.
Tuthill, George L.

Pvts. 1st Class[A]
Ackerman, William B.
Burke, John F.

Privates
Ellison, William J.
Erickson, Albert C.
Kahn, Leon L.
Kuczkowski, Alexandre
Lietzke, Edward A.
Maske, Louis A.
Morath, Paul
Taras, Sebastiano

GASSED

Sergeant
Rogers, George H.

Cooks
deBruin, Walter
Sculthorpe, Harold

Pvts. 1st Class
Amann, Walter G.
Centofante, Natale A.
Chiaradio, Samuel E.
Cordes, Henry A.
O’Reilly, John J.

Privates
Hughes, Eugene P.
Limbert, William D.

ACCIDENTALLY WOUNDED

Corporal
Jones, James E.

Pvts. 1st Class
Barnes, Earl
Campanini, Frederick S.
Fleischmann, Gustave E.

Privates
Damato, Guisseppe
Magaski, William P.

WOUNDED IN ACTION

2nd Lieut.
Henry M. Merrill

1st Sergeant
Charles A. Robbins

Sergeants
Fahey, Joseph H.
Hill, Joseph L.
Sweeney, Hugh J.
Welsh, Edward J.

Corporals
Congelosi, Joseph
Hauber, George
Heck, George W.
Larkin, Phillip J.
McGarrity, Joseph R.
Morris, L. P. Morton
Skillen, Edmund S.
Williams, John
Wolley, Harry T.
Woolley, James B.

Mechanics
Wandry, Carl L.
Willett, Cornelius

Buglers
Winemiller, Robert B.
White, Henry R.

Pvts. 1st Class
Chiaradio, Samuel E.
Ely, Eugene
Feeney, Patrick J.
Freedman, Sam
Harriss, Raymond L.
Henne, Fred
Huston, Henry L.
Johnson, Carl E.
Kaufman, Isidore
Kuecker, Carl A.
McAslan, Walter W.
Malone, Edward M.
Nelson, Carl E.
O’Rourke, Bernard J.
Pilarski, Walter E.
Siems, Walter S.
Webb, William M.

Privates
Annibalini, Aldo
Baiano, Carmelo
Barsamian, Hazar
Bogucki, Stanley F.
Boucher, Joseph A.
Brenner, Carl M.
Brooks, Bertrand G.
Cook, Elmer W.
Curcio, Joseph M.
Curtin, Matthew V.
Czajka, Frank
Danielson, John
Diskin, James J.
Donohue, John E.
Fielding, William H.
Formes, Joseph
Furlong, William E.
Gaier, Julius
Goldberg, Israel
Hallock, Charles F.
Heiple, Loran L.
Heymer, Louis R.
Huntley, Harry H.
Jacobi, William
Janczjewski, Louis
Janicki, Alexander
Johnson, Charles W.
Johnson, Oscar E.
Klosiak, Stanley E.
Krygier, Walter
Lange, Fred. C. H.
Larson, Olaf A.
LaVigne, Harry
Ledwin, Joseph
Lent, Arnold W.
McCumber, Norman
McGuire, James P.
McMahon, James C.
Mackley, James E.
Mero, John
Neuffer, Rinehart J.
Ovrid, Imbert A.
Przyczkowski, Joseph J.
Renski, John J.
Sasso, Aniello
Switalski, Ignatz W.
Vafiadis, William K.

[B]MISSING IN ACTION

1st Lieut.
Herbert R. Vanderbilt

Sergeant
Hayden, Alexander M.

Corporal
Sutton, Lewis Z.

Mechanic
Thompson, George M.

Pvts. 1st Class
Benzing, John M.[C]
Cocker, Herbert M. P.
Mouser, Charles J.
O’Connell, James M.[D]
O’Gara, John J.
Pitarro, Frank
Price, Lory L.
Ryan, William H.

Privates
Bernhard, John
Birk, William
Bishop, Joseph
Blount, George L.
Lang, Joseph J.
Lush, Adam J.
Picciano, Michael
Schiefer, Jacob
Tauber, Gustave
Warner, Theodore H.
Ziefski, Frank

MEMBERS OF COMPANY “B,” 311TH INFANTRY WHO WERE DECORATED WITH THE DISTINGUISHED SERVICE CROSS.

FIRST SERGEANT, CHARLES A. ROBBINS.

On September 26, 1918, at Bois de Grande Fontaine, two kilometers northeast of Vieville-en-Haye, Sergeant Bobbins, although painfully wounded in the knee, during advance, he continued to the objective, rendered valuable assistance in reorganizing his company and refused to retire until ordered to do so by Company Commander. He thereupon helped to carry several other wounded to the First Aid Station before his own condition was observed and he was evacuated.

FIRST SERGEANT, TRACY S. WHITE.

For extraordinary heroism in action near Ferme des Loges, France, 19th October, 1918. When the position his company held was enfiladed and communication to the rear cut off, he volunteered to carry a message to the battalion commander after several runners had been killed in the attempt. Crossing ground swept by intense machine gun and artillery fire, he delivered the message and returned with orders as to the disposition of the company.

SERGEANT, JOSEPH H. FAHEY.

On September 26, 1918, at Bois de Grande Fontaine, two kilometers northeast of Vieville-en-Haye, when his platoon was enfiladed by several enemy machine guns, made three attempts to rush same, retiring only when he and his companions had been badly wounded or killed.

Sergeant Fahey was also decorated with the French Croix de Guerre.

SERGEANT, EDWARD J. WELSH.

On September 24, 1918, at Bois de Grande Fontaine, two kilometers northeast of Vieville-en-Haye, while his platoon was holding the outpost line, under heavy shell fire and in the open, Sergeant (then Corporal) Welsh’s platoon commander and all platoon sergeants were killed or wounded. He promptly took charge, reorganizing his platoon, and held his sector until relieved.

PRIVATE 1st CLASS, JOSEPH S. ALDRIDGE, JR.

On the night of September 24-25, 1918, at Bois de Grande, Fontaine, two kilometers northeast of Vieville-en-Haye, Pvt. 1st Class Aldridge carried messages repeatedly between Company and Battalion Headquarters through a heavy enemy barrage; also took place of a wounded litter bearer and brought in wounded under shell fire.

PRIVATE 1st CLASS, LUKE E. SLOVER, JR. (Deceased).

On the night of September 24-25, 1918, at Bois de Grande Fontaine, two kilometers northeast of Vieville-en-Haye, Private 1st Class Slover carried messages repeatedly between Company and Battalion Headquarters through a heavy enemy barrage; also took place of a wounded litter bearer and brought in wounded under heavy shell fire.

MEMBERS OF COMPANY “B,” 311TH INFANTRY MENTIONED IN 78TH DIVISION GENERAL ORDERS NO. 6

EXTRACT: “The Division Commander desires to record in the General Orders of the 78th Division some of the deeds of men of this command which were marked by the display of the highest of soldierly qualities--initiative, dauntless courage, self-sacrifice and steadfast devotion to duty which offered a constant inspiration to all who came to have knowledge thereof and which contributed largely, in the aggregate, to the success of the division’s operations against the enemy.”

1st LIEUT. ROY A. SCHUYLER, (Deceased)

On September 26, 1918, at Bois de Grande Fontaine, after holding outpost line with his platoon for three days under continuous shell fire, without shelter and under most trying weather conditions on being ordered to advance, led his men with most conspicuous gallantry through a heavy barrage, took his objective, reorganized his command, where, while posting men in observation in front of his position, with utmost disregard of his personal safety, he was killed.

2nd LIEUT. RAYMOND B. DUNN.

On September 26, 1918, at Bois de Grande Fontaine, advanced with his platoon through heavy enemy barrage; after heavy losses joined company at objective with remaining five men, showing great coolness and courage in organizing and defending new position under fire.

SERGEANT WILLIAM M. REID.

On September 26, 1918, at Bois de Grande Fontaine, after his platoon leader was killed, took command of platoon and handled same most gallantly and efficiently, repulsing two enemy counter-attacks.

SUPPLY SERGEANT JOSEPH LEVY.

On September 26, 1918, at Bois de Grande Fontaine, exhibited continuous gallantry in action. Several times he brought up ration parties through heavy shell fire to the outpost line. During enemy counter-attacks he assisted company commander to reorganize right flank of company.

CORPORAL JOSEPH R. McGARRITY.

On September 24, 1918, at Bois de Grande Fontaine, when his platoon leader and sergeants were killed or wounded, assisted Corporal Welsh to reorganize his platoon under heavy shell fire, and to hold position until relieved.

PRIVATE LORY L. PRICE.

On September 26, 1918, at Bois de Grande Fontaine, being posted to cover his company’s left flank with his automatic rifle, held his post under heavy shelling and machine gun and rifle fire and was mainly responsible for repulsing repeated enemy counter-attacks from 6:00 A. M. to 6 P. M. He thus set for his comrades a remarkable example of devotion to duty and cool and unhesitating self-sacrifice.

FOOTNOTES:

[A] Reported missing in action.

[B] Taken prisoners and were released after the signing of the armistice.

[C] The writer was unable to learn what became of Cocker.

[D] Reported wounded.

TRANSCRIBER’S NOTES:

Obvious typographical errors have been corrected.

Inconsistencies in hyphenation have been standardized.

Archaic or variant spelling has been retained.