HISTORY AND ROSTER 
 
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 August 6, 1917, to November 11, 1919 
 
 STATE OF KANSAS 
 ' BEN S. PAULEN, Governor 
 
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 M. R. McLEAN 
 The Adjutant General 
 
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 B. P, WALKER, STATE PRINTER 
 TOPEKA 1925 
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HISTORY AND ROSTER 
 
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 Avcust 6, 1917, Tro NovemMBsEr 11, 1919 
 
 STATE OF KANSAS 
 
 Ben 8. PAuLpn, Governor 
 
 M. R. McLEAN 
 The Adjutant General 
 
 ADJUTANT GENERAL’S OFFICE 
 
 Topeka, May 15, 1925. 
 
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 FOREWORD. 
 
 The 1923 legislature appropriated $1,000 for the compilation of a 
 history of the Kansas State Guard, in order to perpetuate the 
 memory of that organization and its service during the World War. 
 All available data has been used in the publication of this volume 
 and it is the best that could be prepared with the limited amount of 
 funds provided for the purpose. , 
 
 The Kansas State Guard took a very important part in the world’s 
 greatest conflict. In addition to training the youth to enter the fed- 
 eral service, performing guard duty, and assisting the various drives 
 to finance our combat troops, they maintained the patriotism of the 
 communities at high ebb and inspired all civilians to revere the 
 name of America, which was an invaluable aid to the state. 
 
 I take this opportunity to express the appreciation of the state of 
 Kansas to the former officers and men of the State Guard who so 
 willingly gave their time and financial assistance to protect our 
 citizens while the National Guardsmen were on the firing line. 
 
 M. R. McLEAN, 
 The Adjutant General, 
 
 Kansas. 
 
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TABLE OF CONTENTS. 
 
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THE HOME GUARD. 
 
 Prior to 1917 the citizens of Kansas did not bestow much thought upon pro- 
 tecting municipal and industrial properties by organized bodies of troops. 
 When we entered the World War the municipalities assumed that in the Na- 
 tional Guard the state offered ample protection against sabotage and destruc- 
 tion of property by alien sympathizers. 
 
 Stories of espionage published in eastern papers, exaggerated through the 
 constantly reiterated repetitions of overzealous and excitable but well-mean- 
 ing patriots, soon brought Kansas to look upon any person having the 
 shghtest trace of German origin or connection with suspicion. Every com- 
 munity had its tales based upon its fearful imaginings of pro-German ac- 
 tivities. 
 
 To the excited public every necessary utility was menaced with ever-present 
 destruction by enemy aliens or German sympathizers. The peak of this war 
 hysteria was reached in 1918. Its effects were evident, however, in many lo- 
 calities in the earlier days of the war. 
 
 On April 17, 1917, the State Council of Defense was organized in the Gov- 
 ernor’s office at Topeka. The object of the organization, as set out in the 
 Council’s history, edited by Prof. Frank W. Blackmar, and published in 1920, 
 was “to mobilize all of the resources of the state for the support of the war.” 
 After organization the Council was divided into a number of departments, to 
 one of which the Department of Public Defense was assigned the duty of or- 
 ganizing the Home Guards “for the protection of local property.” Immediately 
 after the meeting of the Defense Council in April, 1917, the organization of 
 Home Guard units was begun in many communities. The first company to be 
 enrolled was located at Kansas City, Kan., and its organization was completed 
 in April, 1917. From this initial unit approximately 150 companies were or- 
 ganized throughout the state. Few, if any, of the sponsors for the Home 
 -Guard movement in the state had knowledge of military organization, and the 
 plans adopted by the Council bore little semblance to an orderly and effective 
 organization of a military force. It has been stated that many of those active 
 in the original organization expressed the desire that the Home Guard be non- 
 military in its character, and we find evidence of this intent in the instructions 
 printed on the original blanks used for enrollment of members. These in- 
 structions stated that the Home Guard “is a civilian organization and has no 
 connection with the military service of the state of Kansas or of the United 
 States.” ‘Under the plan of organization adopted by the Council, the officers 
 of each company were a commander, a surgeon, a recorder, and a treasurer. 
 Mayors of cities of the first and second class were appointed as commanders 
 of the units in their respective cities. In localities other than in cities of the 
 first or second class, the sheriff of the county was appointed such commander. 
 The other officers of the company were elected by vote of the members. The 
 four officers named above were authorized to appoint additional officers, whose 
 duty it was to instruct the company in military subjects, and together with 
 
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 the officers so appointed by them, constituted an executive committee having 
 full charge and management of all affairs of the organization. 
 
 Other than the action taken by the Council of Defense, no official recogni- 
 tion was given to the Home Guard by the state, and the organization had no 
 official state status until August 6, 1917. On August 5, 1917, civic bodies 
 awoke to the realization that the National Guard had changed its character 
 overnight, and was from that date a part of the army of the United States and 
 no longer subjéct to orders of state officials. This departure gave impetus to 
 the Home Guard movement in the larger cities of the state, and emphasized 
 the needs of the organization for arms and ammunition. Five hundred Spring- 
 field rifles, cal. 45, were on hand in the state arsenal at the outbreak of the 
 war. These guns, while in serviceable condition, were of an obsolete type, 
 which had been issued in bygone years to the state for use of the militia. 
 The rifles were used by a number of the Home Guard companies for drill pur- 
 poses for several months. On receipt of the Russian rifles hereinafter referred 
 to, the companies were directed to return the Springfields. In obedience to 
 the order, 400 were received. The remainder were lost or retained by members 
 who refused to turn them in to their company officers. Many of those re- 
 turned were in unserviceable condition, badly rusted, and otherwise damaged 
 through carelessness and neglect. An El] Dorado company had rendered the 
 guns returned by it worthless by sawing off a foot or more of every barrel; 
 probably this was done upon the theory that the guns were longer than neces- 
 sary, and carried too much gun metal. 
 
 The act of congress of June 14, 1917, authorized the issue of arms and am- 
 munition by the government to Home Guard organizations. On September 
 26, 1917, the Governor forwarded a requisition to Washington for 100 rifles, 
 ammunition, etc., for use of the Kansas City organization; this issue to be 
 used by men on guard duty at the following industrial plants in that city: Na- 
 tional Zine Company, 8 men; Armour & Co., 46 men; Peet Brothers Manufac- 
 turing Company, 35 men; Kansas City Soap Company, 2 men; Ismert-Hincke 
 Milling Company,’3 men; Thomas Ruddy Company, 6 men. This requisition 
 was returned by the War Department with the information that the state 
 should advise the Ordnance Department relative to the number of rifles de- 
 sired for issue to the entire Home Guard of the state, the War Department 
 desiring to act upon the needs of the Home Guard of the state as an entity. 
 The state authorities delayed action until after the disbandment of the Home 
 Guard. Thus the organization received no arms other than those referred to 
 in the preceding portion of this paragraph. 
 
 The activities of the Home Guard were largely confined to weekly meet- 
 ings and drills, and to individual and organization participation in patriotic 
 movements in the various communities of the state. There was no expense 
 incurred by the state in the organization and maintenance of the Home 
 Guard. 
 
 By executive order dated February 15, 1918, a reorganization was effected 
 under the designation of “The Kansas State Guard.” Under the provisions 
 of this order members of the newly created State Guard were subject to call 
 for duty in any part of the state. For this reason many organizations of the 
 Home Guard, whose liability for service under the original organization plan 
 was limited to duty in the county or city in which their respective units 
 
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 were stationed, did not desire to reorganize and assume the enlarged obli- 
 gations of service. The Home Guard ceased to function as an organization 
 on February 15, 1918, and its members and organizations, not desiring to re- 
 enroll in the Kansas State Guard, were considered by the state as having 
 been mustered out on that date. 
 
 The Home Guard was a community organization, with little supervision 
 exercised by the state. No funds were available to meet the expense of 
 clerical hire necessary for the successful operation of a state headquarters 
 for the organization. Such administrative work as was carried on by the 
 state was handled as a secondary matter by state officials and employees 
 whose principal duties lay in other directions. Few reports were required 
 from organizations and few records of value are therefore on file in this 
 department. Those few records, however, indicate the organization of Home 
 Guard units in the state. | 
 
 THE WYANDOTTE HOME GUARDS. 
 
 For instance, a delegation of Kansas City men called upon the Governor 
 on August 5, 1917, with a view of securing state or government issue of arms 
 and ammunition for the Home Guard organizations of Wyandotte county, 
 and of obtaming for the organization official state recognition. The attorney 
 general having ruled that under the statutes, if the organization was to func- 
 tion as an armed force, it was necessary that specific permission to bear arms 
 be granted by the Governor. The conference held with the party from Kansas 
 City led to the promulgation of the executive order of August 6, 1917, author- 
 izing the organization of the Wyandotte Home Guards, with Harry A. Men- 
 denhall, mayor of Kansas City, Kan., as commander. A similar executive 
 order was issued from the Governor’s office to cover the organization of each 
 Home Guard unit in the state. By-laws, drawn by the Defense Council and 
 approved by the Governor, were adopted as a model, after which by-laws of 
 all Home Guard units should be patterned. A copy of the executive order 
 authorizing the organization of the Wyandotte Home Guards, together with 
 copy of standard by-laws adopted by the Defense Council, appear below. 
 
 EXECUTIVE ORDER. 
 
 THE SraTe oF KANSAS, OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR. 
 T'o All to Whom These Presents Shall Come, Greeting: 
 
 Know Ye, That inasmuch as a state of war exists between the United 
 States of America and the German nation, whereby conditions are rendered 
 unusual, in that the troops of the Kansas National Guard have been called 
 and mustered into the service of the general government, thus for the time 
 being depriving the state of the benefit of its active militia, and at the same 
 time for the better protection and security of persons and property within 
 the state, making necessary and advisable the organization and maintenance 
 of constabulary forces or Home Guards in the several communities of the 
 state. 
 
 And it appearing that a local organization of Home Guards has been formed 
 in Wyandotte county, in the state of Kansas, in manner and form as outlined 
 in the report of the Home Guard Committee of the Council of Defense of 
 the state of Kansas, approved by me on June 6, 1917, which organization is 
 designated “Wyandotte Home Guards,” and in substantial compliance with 
 the recommendations of said committee has adopted by-laws which were ap- 
 proved by me and filed in the office of the Adjutant General of the state of 
 Kansas on the sixth day of August, 1917: 
 
8 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Now therefore, by virtue of the authority vested by law, I, Arthur Capper, 
 Governor of the state of Kansas, reposing special confidence in the patriotism, 
 loyalty and abilities of Harry A. Mendenhall, the duly elected and acting 
 mayor of Kansas City, Kan., on behalf and in the name of the state, do des- 
 ignate him commander of Wyandotte Home Guards during the term of his 
 incumbency of such office as mayor. 
 
 And it is ordered, That said Harry A. Mendenhall as commanding officer 
 of Wyandotte Home Guards assume full control over and responsibility for 
 said organization, and that he execute to the state of Kansas a bond as pro- 
 vided by law for the safe-keeping and proper return of all property which may 
 be delivered into his charge as such commanding officer. 
 
 And it is likewise ordered, That said organization, Wyandotte Home Guards, 
 be and it is hereby granted permission to exist as an independent military or- 
 ganization for the purposes set forth in its by-laws, but subject to the com- 
 mand of the Governor of the state, and to bear arms, but shall not without 
 further permission exceed one regiment of infantry as defined in the acts of 
 congress and the regulations of the United States Army. 
 
 It w likewise ordered, That the by-laws of Wyandotte Home Guards, as 
 filed in the office of the Adjutant General of the state of Kansas, on August 6, 
 1917, be and they are hereby approved. 
 
 In Testimony Wuereor, I have hereunto subscribed my name and caused 
 to be affixed the great seal of state. | 
 Done at the city of Topeka, Kan., this 6th day of August, a. p. 1917. 
 By the Governor: ARTHUR CAPPER, 
 J. T. Botkin, Secretary of State. 
 
 The by-laws referred to in the foregoing executive order, as having been 
 approved by the Governor, and after which the by-laws of all “Home Guard” 
 units were patterned, were as follows: 
 
 Articie I. 
 
 Home Guards may be organized in Kansas under the following rules and 
 regulations: 
 
 Application for the organization of Home Guards in any county or city in 
 the state of Kansas shall be made by the sheriff of the county or by the mayor 
 of any city of the first or second class. 
 
 ArtIcue II, 
 
 The name of any organization of Home Guards shall be The 
 Home Guards. (Designate name of city or county.) 
 
 Articte II] —Object. 
 
 The object of the formation of Home Guards shall be to promote, develop 
 and foster loyalty and patriotism for flag and country; to furnish elementary 
 military training and knowledge to its members for the purpose of enabling 
 them to enter service in the defense of the country when called upon to do 
 so, and to aid and assist in the federal military service locally in such matters 
 as securing and promoting enlistments and the like, and to raise and distribute 
 funds for the purpose; to form, constitute and act as a constabulary force in 
 and for the county and city in which organized, for home protection, under 
 military discipline and drill; to aid in conserving the peace; to perform service 
 for the municipality, state and nation in the protection of property and 
 persons; in the protection of property of the United States and the protection 
 of supphes in course of manufacture for the United States, and the protection 
 cf transportation lines where necessary, including rights of war’ of railroads, 
 bridges and the like. 
 
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 Articte IV.—Membership. 
 
 Every loyal male citizen over the age of eighteen years, and being a resident 
 of the county, applying, shall be eligible to membership on making application, 
 signing the roll and furnishing satisfactory evidence of loyalty and good char- 
 
 acter. 
 ArticLE V.—Officers. 
 
 The officers of such organizations shall consist of a commander, a surgeon, 
 a recorder and a treasurer. The commander of the organization shall be some 
 member thereof designated by the Governor, and shall hold his office during 
 the pleasure of the Governor. The surgeon, recorder and treasurer shall be 
 elected for the term of one year by the members of the organization. 
 
 Articte VI—Military Instruction. 
 
 For the purpose of acquiring military training and performing military 
 duties the officers heretofore designated in article V shall appoint military 
 officers to organize and drill the Home Guards as required by United States 
 Army Drill Regulations for like organizations. The officer of the organization 
 named in article V, together with the military officers appointed by them, shall 
 constitute an executive committee, which shall have charge and full manage- 
 ment of all affairs of the local organization. The commander shall be chair- 
 man of this committee. When it is deemed necessary for the local defense 
 of persons or property this organization shall be subject to the call of the 
 Governor or the local peace officers. . 
 
 Articte VII. 
 
 A duplicate membership roster of the organization shall be filed with the 
 Adjutant General of the state of Kansas. 
 
 Articte VIII. 
 
 All units shall be organized in accordance with United States Army Regula- 
 tions, and all drill instruction shall be in accordance with the United States 
 Infantry Drill Regulations. 
 
 ARTICLE IX. 
 
 Regular meetings of the organizations of Home Guards shall be held at 
 least four times each month, on such dates and at such hours and places as 
 may be designated by the executive committee. Special meetings may be 
 called at any time. 
 
 ARTICLE X. 
 
 Suitable by-laws for the organization and conduct of Home Guards, in 
 substantial compliance with the above. regulations, shall be prepared and 
 adopted and submitted with the application for the approval of the Governor. 
 
 ARTICLE XI. 
 
 Attention is called to the state and federal laws prohibiting unauthorized 
 organizations to bear arms, and emphasizing the necessity for obtaining the 
 authority of the Governor before armed organizations can be allowed. 
 
 In Testimony Wuenreor, I have hereunto subscribed my name and caused 
 to be affixed the great seal of the state. 
 
 Done at the city of Topeka, Kan., this 6th day of August, a.p. 1917. 
 
 By the Governor. 
 
 Secretary of State. 
 
10 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 THE KANSAS STATE GUARD. 
 
 The organization of the Kansas State Guard was authorized by the Governor 
 on February 15, 1918. During the preceding year there had existed in the 
 state a civilian organization known as the Home Guard, a brief history of 
 which is set out in the foregoing pages. A number of causes led to the abolish- 
 ment of the Home Guard and its reorganization as the Kansas State Guard. — 
 Principal among these causes was the absence of statutory authority for the ~ 
 maintenance of such a force in the state. Questions relative to authority and 
 police power of officers and organizations of the Home Guard were constantly 
 confronting the state officials, and with no definite authority of law for the 
 existence of the organization, these officials were often placed in an em- 
 barrassing position in solving the problems submitted to them. . The control 
 of each unit by a committee composed of civilians, whose interest in many 
 cases was either merely passive or wholly lacking, led to dissatisfaction and 
 inactive organizations. It was believed that through a reorganization the 
 weak companies of the Home guard might be disbanded and the active units 
 formed into an organization of value to the state and community. 
 
 The original draft of the reorganization plan submitted to the Adjutant 
 General provided for the organization of two infantry regiments of twelve 
 companies each, organization of the regiments to conform to the peace-time 
 organization of like units of the Regular Army. Provision was made for 
 physical examination of applicants for commission and enlistment in the new 
 force and the rejection of those not physically qualified for active service. So 
 far as possible, requirements for membership and commission and the obliga- 
 tion of the officers and enlisted men were made to conform to regulations 
 governing the National Guard of the state as it existed prior to entry into 
 United States service. It was desired, if possible, to establish a force which 
 might be at some later date easily converted as a National Guard organization. 
 The proposal to limit the number of units of State Guard to be organized, 
 and the requirements for membership, failed to meet the approval of the 
 Adjutant General, and a compromise plan was adopted, providing for the 
 organization of an unlimited number of battalions and separate companies, 
 with no requirement for membership other than that the applicant be a citizen 
 of the United States over the age of eighteen. The organization plan finally 
 adopted and approved by the Governor is set out in Executive Order No. 1, 
 dated February 15, 1918, reading as follows: 
 
 STaTE oF Kansas, THE GoverNor’s OFFICE, 
 TorEKA, February 15, 1918. 
 Executive Order No. 1. 
 
 1. Executive order of this office, bearing date of August 5, 1917, is hereby 
 revoked, and the following substituted therefor: 
 
 2. The Kansas State Guard shall be subject to the call of the Governor 
 for active service within the state, and shall be organized and maintained under 
 the following conditions: 
 
 (a) Opsecr. The object of the formation of the Kansas State Guard shall 
 be to promote, develop and foster loyalty and patriotism for flag and country; 
 to furnish elementary military training and knowledge to its members for 
 the purpose of enabling them to enter the service in defense of the country 
 when called upon to do so, and to aid and assist in the federal military 
 service locally in such matters as the promotion of enlistments; the raising and 
 
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 distributing of funds for military purposes; to form, constitute and act as a 
 constabulary force in and for the state, county or city in which organized; 
 to perform services for the nation, state or municipality in the protection of 
 property and persons. 
 
 (6b) OrcanizaTION. Authority for organization of a unit of the Kansas 
 State Guard will be given by the Adjutant General. Whenever it is deemed 
 advisable to organize a company or other unit of the Kansas State Guard, the 
 sheriff of the county, the mayor of the city of the first or second class, 
 or any reliable citizen of the county or city in which it is desired to organize 
 such unit, shall make application to the Adjutant General for authority to 
 organize, setting out in such application the approximate number of applicants 
 for membership in such organization, a statement of the probable moral and 
 financial support to be given to the organization by the community, and 
 such other facts as will be of value in determining the advisability of the 
 organization. 
 
 (c) Destanation. If deemed advisable by the Adjutant General, units of 
 the Kansas State Guard may be grouped into battalions of four companies. 
 Such battalion shall be designated by number, and the companies com- 
 prising such battalion shall be designated by letters, A, B, C and D. Addi- 
 tional companies may be attached to such battalions for administrative pur- 
 poses, such attached companies to be designated by letters, E, F, G, ete. 
 Separate companies not comprising a part of, or attached to, a battalion shall 
 be designated by letters A, B, C, etc., followed by the name of the county or 
 city in which organized. 
 
 (d) Mempersuip. Every loyal male citizen of the United States over the 
 age of eighteen years shall be eligible to membership in the Kansas State 
 Guard: Provided, That such membership shall be in a unit whose station 
 is within the county of the applicant’s residence. 
 
 (e). Orricers. There shall be commissioned by the Governor one Major, 
 commanding officer of each battalion, and in addition thereto, for each battal- 
 ion, one Captain (adjutant), one Captain (supply officer), and one Captain 
 (surgeon). In each company there shall be commissioned one Captain, one 
 First Lieutenant, and one Second Lieutenant. 
 
 (f) OrGANIZATION or ComMPANIES. It is recommended that companies be 
 organized with the following personnel: 
 
 1 Captain, commanding. 2 Cooks. 
 
 1 First Lieutenant. 2 Musicians. 
 1 Second Lieutenant. 1 Artificer, 
 1 First Sergeant. 48 Privates. 
 1 Quartermaster Sergeant. rae 
 
 4 Sergeants. 68 Total. 
 
 6 Corporals. 
 
 (g) Executive Commirrer. The sheriff of the county or the mayor of the 
 city of the first or second class in which a unit or units of the Kansas State 
 Guard are located shall be ex officio chairman of an executive committee, 
 which shall have charge, under supervision of the Adjutant General, of all 
 financial and administrative affairs of the units represented on such committee. 
 
 (h) Regular meetings of each organization of the Kansas State Guard 
 shall be held at least four times each month, on such dates and at such hours 
 and places as may be designated by the executive committee. Special meetings 
 may be called at any time. mos 
 
 (i) Attention is called to the state and federal laws prohibiting unauthor- 
 ized organizations to bear arms, and emphasizing the necessity of obtaining 
 authority of the Governor before armed organizations can be allowed. 
 
 (j) Such rules and regulations as may be necessary to carry out the pro- 
 visions of this order’ shall be published from time to time by The Adjutant 
 General in the form of orders, circulars, memoranda, etc. 
 
 ArtHuR Capper, Governor of Kansas. 
 
12 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 The state’s interest in the new organization was immediately reflected in 
 the various communities of the state. Men active in public affairs throughout 
 the state gave to the organization their heartiest support and encouragement. 
 Public meetings were held in hundreds of towns of the state and scores of 
 companies were immediately recruited. In many instances the muster-in of 
 the new companies was made a public ceremony of importance in the com- 
 munity. Chambers of coramerce, community clubs and similar bodies pledged 
 their moral and financial support to the organization, and funds were raised 
 by popular subscription for the purchase of uniforms for many companies. 
 Notwithstanding an opinion of the attorney-general that such action was con- 
 trary to law, county commissioners in a number of counties voted public 
 funds for purchase of equipment for units of the State Guard. Instances of 
 this character are cited as an evidence of the enthusiasm with which the or- 
 ganizations were supported in many communities of the state. 
 
 In the judgment of those interested in reorganization of the Home Guard, 
 it was believed probable that approximately fifty companies of State Guard 
 could be organized in the state. This number of organizations was recruited 
 within a few days after organization was authorized. The hundred mark was 
 soon passed. In all, 281 companies of State Guard were organized, with an 
 average membership per company of sixty-five men. It is probable that 
 during the existence of the State Guard, from its organization on February 
 15, 1918, to its muster-out on November 11 of the following year, at least 
 20,000 men served in the organization. The numerous organizations and large 
 personnel made it impossible for the state headquarters, with the few clerks 
 authorized for the work, to administer the organization in the manner neces- 
 sary to secure the best results. A great number of the organizations were uni- 
 formed at personal or public expense. Weekly drills, by company or battalion, 
 were held. Men anticipating induction into United States service under the 
 selective-service law joined the organization in order to benefit by such military 
 instruction as might be imparted by its officers. The desire to take an active 
 part in patriotic movements in their community induced many men to join the 
 organization. In the public mind, every citizen was expected to become active 
 in some war work, and the State Guard offered to many citizens the opportunity 
 of giving public testimony of their patriotism. In peace time, an organization 
 of this character, offering no financial returns for the time devoted to its 
 activities, would probably have failed in the initial stages of its development. 
 The entire character and viewpoint of the people of the state was so changed by 
 the war that little was required to stir them into a patriotic fervor, the only 
 outlet for which was to join some organization engaged in warlike activities. 
 
 Lack of military equipment greatly hampered the organizations in their 
 desire to assume a military appearance and to give color to the organization’s 
 claim of being state troops. Innumerable inquiries were received at the state 
 headquarters relative to the possibility of securing arms for the various com- 
 panies. The Russian revolution left the United States ordnance department 
 with several million military rifles on hand, manufactured under orders from 
 the imperial government, the shipment of which had been held up pending 
 establishment of a stable government in that country. Information having 
 been received from the War Department that these rifles were available for 
 issue to Home and State Guard organizations of the various states, requisition 
 
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 was forwarded to Washington, and 1,278 rifles, with a large quantity of ammu- 
 nition, were received by the state. A few of these rifles were shipped out to 
 two or three companies of the State Guard as trial issues. It was later decided, 
 however, that the better policy would be to hold the remainder of the ship- 
 ~ ment in original packing cases in the state arsenal, rather than to distribute 
 the entire lot among the organizations. The Governor had assumed respon- 
 sibility for the proper care and ultimate return of the rifles to the government, 
 and it was found after a short trial that rifles furnished the organizations were 
 in certain cases not given the care necessary to keep them in serviceable con- 
 dition. A few months after the armistice, guns in the hands of organizations 
 were recalled, and on April 30, 1919, the entire lot was returned to the govern- 
 ment arsenal. 
 
 On May 4, 1918, authority was received from the War Department for the 
 organization in Kansas of two regiments of National Guard infantry. Circular 
 letters, setting out the requirements for organization and membership in the 
 National Guard, were mailed out to all State Guard units, it being the desire 
 of the department to recruit the National Guard from among the units of the 
 State Guard then existing in the state. The War Department having an- 
 nounced that the newly organized National Guard units would not be called 
 for service overseas, it was considered that many of the State Guard units 
 would probably embrace the opportunity of entering the service of the state 
 and nation as members of a military force recognized by the government and 
 fully equipped and maintained at state and government expense. Much to 
 the surprise and disappointment of those interested in the organization of the 
 National Guard, the opportunity of entering the National Guard service met 
 - with little response from members of the State Guard units. In some localities 
 of the state in which recruiting for the National Guard was begun there was 
 evidence of an undercurrent of antagonism on the part of officers and en- 
 listed men of the State Guard. Of the 281 companies of State Guard there 
 were but six companies whose entire eligible membership was enlisted in the 
 National Guard. The remaining units were mustered out on November 11, 
 1919, by order of the Governor. 
 
 The activities of the State Guard were confined to participation in weekly 
 drills, patriotic parades, assistance in Liberty Loan, Red Cross and kindred 
 “drives,” instruction of men anticipating early induction into the army, and 
 in a few cases to the furnishing of guard details for property protection. Other 
 than such expense as was incurred for postage and clerical hire at state head- 
 quarters, and for the transportation of rifles and ammunition referred to in 
 a preceding paragraph, the maintenance of the State Guard was without ex- 
 pense to the state. The duties performed were rendered voluntarily and 
 without pay, and such expenses as were incurred by the organization were met 
 by personal or community contributions. 
 
 The Governor’s proclamation demobilizing the State Guard was signed on 
 October 15, 1919. Copy of this proclamation, together with copies of orders 
 from this office providing for the closing of records and affairs of the various 
 units, the organization’s participation in the Armistice Day celebration, and 
 the designation of the official service button, follow: 
 
14 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 PROCLAMATION DIRECTING DEMOBILIZATION. 
 KANSAS STATE GUARD. 
 
 Wuereas, There has come to my attention the very general desire on the 
 part of the ‘members of the Kansas State Guard for demobilization; and 
 
 Wuereas, The cessation of the war having brought about such return to 
 normal conditions that their services are no longer needed, I have chosen 
 November 11, 1919, as the date upon which the demobilization of the Kansas 
 State Guard shall be complete. 
 
 The Kansas State Guard came into existence as a voluntary organization 
 during the war, and at a time when there were many opportunities for it to 
 serve the state. Its presence was a guaranty against disorder that might arise 
 in Kansas communities during the war. It gave great assistance in the various 
 patriotic drives which were necessary during these trying periods. It stood al- 
 Ways as an exponent of Americanism and the patriotic performance of duty. 
 Many men subject to draft received their first training in its ranks, and went 
 from the State Guard better prepared for the army activities because of the 
 training and experience in this state organization. During the various cele- 
 brations in honor of the soldiers returning from overseas, the State Guard has 
 served with dignity and effectiveness. 
 
 In giving this direction for its final demobilization, I wish to record the 
 gratitude of the state for the splendid services which the State Guard has 
 rendered in peculiar times. It was one of the absolutely necessary organiza- 
 tions of the war, and its voluntary membership gave to the duties of the or- 
 ‘ganization, which were often exacting, unselfish and untiring energies. 
 
 In Wirness Wuereor, I have caused to be affixed the great seal of the 
 state of Kansas. 
 
 Done at the state capitol, in the city of Topeka, this 15th day of October, 
 1919. Henry J. ALLEN, Governor of Kansas. 
 
 L. J. Petrysoun, Secretary of State. 
 
 GENERAL ORDERS. 
 
 HEADQUARTERS, KANSAS STATE GUARD, 
 THE ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE, 
 TopreKa, October 17, 1919. 
 GENERAL Shel : 
 No. 69. 
 
 1. Pursuant to proclamation of the Governor, dated October 15, 1919, the 
 commissioned and enlisted personnel of the Kansas State Guard will be mus- 
 tered out and honorably discharged from the service of the state on November 
 11, 1919. 
 
 2. Upon receipt of this order, commanding officers of battalions and sepa- 
 rate units will immediately ascertain and advise this office by letter as to the 
 present commissioned and enlisted strength of their respective commands. 
 Reports of battalion commanders will set out designation of their battalion 
 and of the companies comprising their command, together with the commis- 
 sioned and enlisted strength of each of such companies and of the battalion 
 staff. Commanding officers of separate units will report the designation of 
 their unit and the commissioned and enlisted strength thereof. 
 
 3. Blank muster rolls and discharges will be forwarded to the commanding 
 officers on receipt of reports required under provisions of paragraph 2. Muster 
 rolls and discharges will be prepared in a neat and legible manner and for- 
 warded to this office without delay. Every effort will be made by responsible 
 officers to insure delivery of discharges to enlisted men within thirty days after 
 receipt thereof, at the expiration of which period undelivered discharges will 
 be forwarded to this office, to be held subject to call of discharged men. 
 
 4. Property and funds belonging to the organizations at time of muster-out 
 will be disposed of in such manner as may be determined by a vote of the 
 majority of the members of the organization. Commanding officer of each 
 
Kansas State Guard. 15 
 
 unit will submit to this office a statement of property and funds belonging to 
 his organization and the disposition made thereof. To each statement will be 
 attached certificate signed by the company commander, certifying that prop- 
 erty and funds of the organization was disposed of in accordance with the pro- 
 visions of this order. . 
 By command of the Governor. C. I. Martin, 
 The Adjutant General, 
 Chief of Staff. 
 
 HEADQUARTERS, KANSAS STATE GUARD, 
 THe ADJUTANT GENERAL’S DEPARTMENT, 
 ToppKa, Kan., November 7, 1919. 
 GENERAL eee 
 No. 70. 
 
 1. November 11, 1919, having been set aside as the day for final muster-out 
 of the Kansas State Guard, it is deemed fitting and proper that the officers and 
 enlisted men of the various organizations throughout the state assemble on 
 that date for participation-in the celebration of the first anniversary of “Armis- 
 tice Day,” and for such formal ceremonies as may be desired in mustering out 
 the organization. 
 
 2. The various details incident to the assembling of the organizations on 
 November 11, 1919, is hereby delegated to the commanding officers of bat- 
 talions and separate companies, who should confer and codperate with parties 
 in charge of the “Armistice Day” celebration in their localities. 
 
 By command of the Governor. C. I. Martin, 
 
 The Adjutant General, 
 Chief of Staff. 
 
 HEADQUARTERS, KANSAS STATE GUARD, 
 ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE, 
 Topeka, February 9, 1920. 
 GENERAL ORDERS, | 
 INO aL: : 
 
 1. Service Burron. In recognition of the service, patriotism and loyalty of 
 the Kansas State Guardsmen to state and country during the World War, I 
 hereby designate a service emblem for the Kansas State Guard, to be known 
 as the “official service button of the Kansas State Guard,’ a description of 
 which follows: 
 
 2. Description. The button is circular, five-eighths inch diameter. The 
 center is a sunflower slightly raised, in bronze, which represents the state of 
 Kansas. Surrounding the sunflower is an inlay of blue enamel; through this 
 enamel there appears the words, in gold, “State Guard, World War.” These 
 words and the sunflower taken together symbolizes the state troops and the 
 particular service rendered by them. The rim is beveled and composed of 
 gold. The button consists of two pieces with screw fastener, and is made for 
 the lapel. 
 
 3. By WHom Worn. This official button may be worn by all members of 
 the Kansas State Guard, whether honorably discharged or still remaining in 
 the service. 
 
 4. How OpstaInep. These buttons can be obtained from A. R. Neville, 516 
 Harrison street, Topeka, Kan., who has the emblem for sale, and who will fill 
 all orders as promptly as possible. 
 
 By command of the Governor: C. I. Martin, 
 The Adjutant General, 
 
 OFFICIAL Copy. Chief of Staff. 
 
16 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Considerable difficulty was experienced in securing action on the part of 
 company commanders in completing discharges for members of the State 
 Guard mustered out on November 11, 1919, in pursuance of proclamation of 
 the Governor. Of the 281 companies organized, commanding officers of 50 
 companies failed to complete muster-out rolls and discharges for their com- 
 mand. Concerning these companies the records of the Adjutant General’s 
 office are, therefore, incomplete, no evidence of final discharge being on file. 
 The provisions of the Governor’s proclamation fixing the date of final muster- 
 out and discharge as of November 11, 1919, govern the matter, however, and 
 service of officers and men in the State Guard is considered to have been 
 terminated on that date. 
 
 The roster of Kansas State Guard units, organized during the period from 
 February 15, 1918, to November 11, 1919, furnishing muster-out rolls, is set 
 forth below. 
 
Kansas State Guard. 
 
 ROSTER AND REPORT OF ACTIVITIES. 
 
 HEADQUARTERS, Ist BATTALION, Kansas City, Kan. 
 
 Major: 
 James N. Atkinson. 
 
 Captain and Adjutant: 
 U. H. Poindexter. 
 
 Captain and Supply Officer: 
 
 Clement Williams. 
 
 Major: 
 
 C. H. Poindexter, resigned. 
 
 Captain and Surgeon: 
 C. M. Stemsen. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Evan H. Browne. 
 
 LOSS. 
 
 No report of activities furnished. 
 
 Sergeant-Major: 
 
 Porter, J. E. 
 
 Mess Sergeant: 
 Kennedy, L. G. 
 
 Company “A,” Ist Batration, Kansas City, Kan. 
 
 Captain: 
 E. D. Draper. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 R. R. Johnston. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 C. A. Kuhn. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 
 Quisenberry, George. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Cable, J. A. 
 Jackson, E. D. 
 Selby, J. H. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Bartling, W. R. 
 Hendricks, A. A. 
 Leighton, P. S. 
 Longfellow, C. 8S. 
 Shade, D. D. 
 
 Privates: 
 Asplund, Charles. 
 
 Blankenship, Williard. 
 
 Bridewell, F. 
 Brown, L. C. 
 Bundy, Kenneth. 
 Cash, C. F. 
 Clark, Charles. 
 Cobb, C. E. 
 Crouch, A. C, 
 Dulaney, F. 
 Dyer, John. 
 Eaton, L. E. 
 Eaton, Ray. 
 Freeman, C. L. 
 Griffis, A. E. 
 Hanna, H. A. 
 Honnel, W. R. 
 Horseman, George. 
 Hyman, W. H. 
 Logan, Reece. 
 Matthews, W. F. 
 Miller, R. C. 
 McAlpine, R. L. 
 
 This company did not report any war-time activities. 
 
 2—4436 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 MeNaughton, J. F. 
 Neal, W. H. 
 Pronce, J. E. 
 Quisenberry, A. E. 
 Reed, C. H. 
 Rhoads, C. P. 
 Robinson, R. W. 
 Sherer, William. 
 Shipley, W. N. 
 Stewart, Samuel, Jr. 
 Sullivan, Louis. 
 Daylor™s Cae A: 
 Tipton, W. 
 
 Tritle, E. A. 
 rile sehen i: 
 Troup, D. W. 
 Vaughn, F. G. 
 Vaughn, G. H. 
 Vaughn, W. L. 
 Watkins, H. H. 
 Williams, H. 
 Woodcock, O. R. 
 
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 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Company “B,” 1st Batrauion, Kansas City, Kan. 
 
 Captain: 
 C. L. Pickell. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 E. D. Lynch. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 John Fairweather, 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Samuel, R. T. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 Capp, Bert M. 
 Taylor, W. 
 Wilhelm, E. M. 
 
 Corporals: 
 Cline, R. F. 
 Farris, Faust. 
 Gates, Glen E. 
 Knox, Raymond. 
 Shaffer, Thomas. 
 
 This company did not furnish any report of its activities. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Adams, F. W. 
 Beaman, Leonard. 
 Benedict, Arthur. 
 Blakemore, Talbot. 
 Blum, J. W. 
 Bowler, Lester, 
 Bush, Joe. 
 
 Cannon, John, 
 
 Cunningham, Lawrence. 
 
 Curtis, George. 
 Curtis, L. W. 
 Dawe, C. E. 
 hish= ose 
 Fleener, Paul. 
 Green, Harold C. 
 Griffiths, Ellis. 
 Harris, James. 
 Herron, Ronald. 
 Horseman, E. H. 
 Hovey, W. T. 
 Hupp, Charles. 
 Hutchinson, T. O. 
 Jones, J. W. 
 King, J. N. 
 Lasley, C. ~ 
 Matthews, J. J. 
 Mayer, Carlysle. 
 
 Privates—Concluded, 
 
 Merrill, C. E. 
 Miller, Jess. 
 Mitchell, J. 
 Moseley, W. C., Jr. 
 Mott, Floyd L. 
 Munder, N. 
 McCamish, J. R. 
 McCathron, J. R. 
 Reynolds, C. D. 
 Roach, D. 
 
 Scherer, G. B. 
 Schweder, Neels. 
 Standish, C. E. 
 Stegmaier, C. 
 
 Stine, LeRoy. 
 Soward, F. M. 
 Terrell, Russell. 
 Troutwain, Sylveston. 
 Trowbridge, J. 
 Wagner Daniel. 
 Walters, Wyeth. 
 Williams, George C. 
 Williamson, E. C. 
 Wilson, James R. 
 Winters, Milton T. 
 Woestemeyer, H. F, 
 
 Company “C,” Ist Batration, Kansas City, Kan. 
 
 Captain: 
 U. G. Gates. 
 
 First Ineutenant: 
 Dail Brennerman. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 E. E. Williams. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Wilson, Walter. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 Robinson, E. D. 
 Watson, R. E. 
 
 Corporals: 
 Eaken, J. W. 
 Madley, Stanley. 
 Nevarill, Joe. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Belon, Mike. 
 Bittick, C. M. 
 Buckley, J. 
 Chaney, Dewey R. 
 Clarks eS: 
 Daniels, Henry. 
 Heeter, Joseph. 
 Hough, LeRoy. 
 Treton, Clarence L. 
 Keller, C. C. 
 Kocibuski, Joe. 
 Kutchko, Lewis. 
 Matney, Austin. 
 Maxfield, Frank. 
 Munden, Nathan. 
 McClintock, Elmer. 
 Osted, Fred. 
 Owens, R. B. 
 Pritchart, A. C. 
 Puckett, J. H. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Smith, Luther. 
 Spitzengel, James. 
 Stewart, A. 
 Stiglick, Frank. 
 Stroud, G. W. 
 Stypa, John 
 Sulek, Steve. 
 Underwood, W. J. 
 Woodall, John, 
 Woodside, James. 
 
 Rollwagen, Fred. Richardson, William R. 
 
 This company did not furnish any report of its activities. 
 
Kansas State Guard. 
 
 Company “D,” Ist Batrauion, Kansas City, Kan. 
 
 Captain: 
 Eugene Stotler. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 George Wright. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 William Beggs. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Estes, Ben. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Dixon, Paul R. 
 Grueninger, William. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Abbott, G. A. 
 Lind, Robert. 
 Ludwig, Otto. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Arnold, C. F. 
 Brown, James. 
 Dale, H. W. 
 Dawe, Omer T. 
 Eshon, D. E. 
 Evans, Hershal. 
 Gregg, Louis. 
 Herrod, Paul. 
 Hicks, Harry R. 
 Hite, William. 
 Hoggard, Harwood. 
 Horseman, Elmer. 
 Hull, George A. 
 Ledbetter, William M. 
 Lemanski, Louie. 
 Lynch, J. 8. 
 
 This company did not furnish any report of its activities. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Maulding, E. 
 Palmer, Arthur L. 
 Pemberton, Ray. 
 Petit, George M. 
 Pietrzyk, F. J. 
 Podry, Frank G. 
 Poling, C. E. 
 Rhodes, Arthur F. 
 Robison, L. R. 
 Rosenburg, Emery 
 Rosenburg, John. 
 Schmotz, J. J. 
 Trasher, Fred. 
 Watkins, T. 
 Williams, Claude. 
 
 Company “HE,” Ist Batraution, Kansas City; Kan. 
 
 Captain: 
 David F. Carson. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 John McFadden. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Frank Gibson. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Drennan, William. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Boylan, W. S. 
 Brown, J. D. 
 
 Curtis, E. W. 
 Dengal, A. G. 
 Dougherty, Bradford. 
 Hendricks, A. A. 
 Huff, Owen. 
 
 Huff, Paul E. 
 
 This company did not furnish any report of its activities. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Lang, Joseph. 
 Lowder, C. A. 
 Powers, M. E. 
 Reed, W. H. 
 Sharp, Fred. 
 Stiles, Ray. 
 Uzelac, Mike. 
 Worline, R. H. 
 
 MacuingeE Gun Company, Ist Batrauion, Kansas City, Kan. 
 
 Captain: 
 George M. Barrell. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Henry Weinhold. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Fred Harris. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Kingman, R. T. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Mathews, D. W. 
 Rice, Ira B. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Beets, W. J. 
 Craggs, W. E. 
 Goebel, Peter F. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Addison, J. E. 
 Aikmus, Roy. 
 Alexander, A. B. 
 Bauer, John W. 
 Beets; Ni: C; 
 Blevins, William C. 
 Bowman, Henry. 
 Brown, E. L. 
 Cagle, Clarence E. 
 Christianson. 
 Cissna, Charles G. 
 Coakley, Joseph. 
 Darby, Roy. 
 DeMarteau, A. 
 Dutcher, Wival E. 
 Fetters, Harry. 
 Fine, Paul. 
 Gilbert, Earl B. 
 Gorseline, H. E. 
 Gosche, 
 
 Harper, Earl A. 
 
 This company did not furnish any report of its activities. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 Higgins, 
 Hunt, 
 Malotte, E. C. 
 Malotte, W. E. 
 Miller, Harold. 
 Monroe, Ardin C. 
 McGuire, James. 
 Perkins, Robert W. 
 Potter, Herbert F. 
 Pratt, William L. 
 Rice, Herman. 
 Sargent, 
 Severs, Earl. 
 Spalding, William S. 
 Sturdevent, 
 Thomas, R. G. 
 Van Deventer, Frank B. 
 Westfall, Earl. 
 Westfall, Edward. 
 Westfall, George. 
 Winkler, Harry M. 
 
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20 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 HEADQUARTERS, 2D BatraLion, Lawrence. 
 
 Major: 
 Joseph H. Dunkel, 
 resigned. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Captain and Adjutant: 
 
 Albert D. Carroll, 
 resigned. 
 
 No report of activities furnished. 
 
 Company “A,” 2p Barrauion, Lawrence. 
 
 Captain: 
 Frank B. Dodds. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 John S. St. Clair. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 August Wahl. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Viets, Ivan D. 
 
 Corporals: 
 DeWatteville, Roland A. 
 Gish, Albert A. 
 Newmark, Winfred M. 
 Noble, Charles F. 
 
 Musician: 
 Kyselka, Otto 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Charlton, John W., 
 discharged. 
 
 Cornelius, Paul D., 
 discharged. 
 
 Cox, Romeo E., discharged. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Cohn, Marcel, discharged. 
 Strong, Curtis, discharged. 
 
 Musician: 
 Akers, Merton T., 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Bateson, Frank, 
 discharged. 
 
 Beeson, Clyde J., 
 discharged. 
 
 Bowman, Richard M., 
 discharged. 
 
 Brass, Ralph, discharged. 
 
 Burgess, Elmer R., 
 discharged. 
 
 Carey, Walter A., 
 discharged. 
 
 Charlton, Theodore S., 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates: 
 Athey, Elmer R. 
 Beebe, William 
 Bennett, Frank H, 
 Bratton, Paul. 
 Brooks, Ralph E. 
 Brooks, William G. 
 Browning, Joe. 
 Bullene, George I. 
 Carey, Ralph. 
 Deitrich, Francis F. 
 Deitrich, William H. 
 Dicker, Myron F. 
 Fetty, Eddie R. 
 Gernand, Martin H. 
 Gray, Paul D. 
 Griffitts, William A. 
 Hamming, Erwin C. 
 Harding, Walter J. 
 Hughes, Charles V. 
 King, William E. 
 Kissinger, Charles W. 
 Lane, James O. 
 Leigh, Clarence V. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates—C ontinued. 
 
 Danner, William R., 
 discharged. 
 Edgar, George B., Jr., 
 discharged. 
 Fultz, James L., 
 discharged. 
 Gallagher, Walter J., 
 discharged. 
 Gaumer, Wayne D., 
 discharged. 
 Greerlees, Charles R., 
 Groves, Earl F., 
 
 discharged. 
 Haelsig, Walter V., 
 discharged. 
 Harbour, Bert F., 
 discharged. 
 Havenhill, Marshall A., 
 discharged. 
 Higgins, Harold N., 
 discharged. 
 Hostetter, Eugene H., 
 discharged. 
 Meshwert, Luther M., 
 discharged. 
 McBride, Ralph W., 
 discharged. 
 McNees, Sterling E., 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Lescher, Charles O. 
 Loit, Leroy. 
 Lowman, William K. 
 Moneymaker, Carl 
 MeNeill, John D'. 
 Parker, John H. 
 Patchin, Thomas W. 
 Peterson, Ed C. 
 Piper, Nelson 
 Robertson, Charles M. 
 Smith, Charles W. 
 Smith, Lee F. 
 Stewart, William M. 
 Swisher, John W. 
 Underwood, Prescott. 
 Vieux, Lawrence E. 
 Weber, Joe. 
 Weingartner, Henry. 
 Westfall, Edward E. 
 Wiggins, Alfred C. 
 Wilson, Earl L. 
 Wright, James C. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 O’Brien, Floyd H., 
 discharged. 
 Palmer, Lawrence D., 
 discharged. 
 Pearson, John, 
 discharged. 
 Pentlin, Ralph F., 
 discharged. 
 Peters, Castle R., 
 discharged. 
 Pettey, Julice C., 
 discharged. 
 Price, Leslie D., 
 discharged. 
 Stevenson, Burton, 
 discharged. 
 Tuttle, Arthur E., 
 discharged. 
 Webber, Frederick M.,. 
 discharged. 
 Wilson, Kenneth H., 
 discharged. 
 Wright, Charles R., 
 discharged. 
 
Kansas State Guard. Alt 
 
 ” 
 
 Company “A,’’ 2p BatraLion, LAWRENCE—Concluded. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Participated in all four Liberty loan drives, and acted as escort to all contingents called 
 into service. 
 
 Performed guard duty at Kansas University at time of fire at Fowler shops for a period 
 of two days. ‘ 
 
 Acted as funeral escort five times at burial of deceased soldiers sent home for burial; fur- 
 nished firing squad six times at funerals under military honors. 
 
 Performed guard duty at bridge when called upon by local authorities on Kansas river 
 bridge. F 
 
 This company was uniformed by a fund made up by the citizens of Lawrence and banks of 
 Lawrence. 
 
 The unit held regular drills once per week and had practice at bivouac camp on three 
 occasions. 
 
 Company “B,” 2p Batration, Lawrence. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Frank Anderson. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 Captain: First Lieutenant: Second Lieutenant: 
 Paul A. Dinsmoor, rs Harold B. Maxwell, Clarence C. Stewart, 
 Resigned. Resigned. Resigned. 
 
 No muster-out roll furnished. 
 
 HEADQUARTERS, 3D BAaTTaALion, Wichita. 
 
 Captain and Supply Officer: Captain and. Adjutant: Captain and Surgeon: 
 J. H. Stewart. Grant G. McMullen. James H. Adams. 
 LOSSES. 
 Major: Captain: 
 William H. Ralston, Andrew M. Brodie, 
 Resigned. Resigned. 
 
 Headquarters, 3d Battalion, did not furnish any report of its activities. 
 
22 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Company “A,” 3p BaTtraLion, Wichita. 
 
 Captain: 
 George H. Snyder. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Rufus M. Crum. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Jess P. Lawrence. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Meyers, Amos W. 
 
 Mess Sergeant: 
 Hunt, Thomas K. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 E. Loyd Cole, resigned. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 
 Frank S. Boone, resigned. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 
 Clark, James A., 
 discharged. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 Hawk, Wilbur D., 
 discharged. 
 Johnson, Carl L., 
 discharged. 
 Pelley, Percy H., 
 discharged. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Bright, Lawrence W., 
 discharged. 
 Dawson, Harry A., 
 -discharged. 
 Rairden, Paul J., 
 discharged. 
 Royse, William R., 
 discharged. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Holeman, Briggs F. 
 Nance, Fred F. 
 Spining, Robert: T. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Honomichl, William. 
 Nance, Everet R 
 
 Privates: a 
 Anderson, Albert L. 
 Buchaman, F. O. 
 Coghlan, E. T. 
 Crawford, G. A. 
 Dumbolton, J. A. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 Privates: 
 
 Adkins, B. H., discharged. 
 
 Adkins, Phil P., 
 
 discharged. 
 
 Bachman, A. L., 
 discharged. 
 
 Ball, Charles O., 
 discharged. 
 
 Baumunk, F. 8., 
 discharged. 
 
 Bayouth, E. J., 
 discharged. 
 
 Bradford, E., discharged. 
 
 Brown, F. R., discharged. 
 
 Christopher, J. H 
 discharged. 
 Crafts, J. H., discharged. 
 
 Dannar, Lewis, 
 discharged. 
 
 DeCourcey, V. St. E., 
 discharged. 
 
 Detweiler, Amerym, 
 discharged. 
 
 DeVaughn, A. J., 
 discharged. 
 
 Elliott, W. H., 
 discharged. 
 
 Fouts, I. L., discharged. 
 
 Hendricks, O. A., 
 discharged. 
 
 Hicks, H. M., discharged. 
 
 Hubbard, F. G., 
 discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 "s: 
 
 Privates—Concluded: 
 
 Frank, Edward B. 
 Haun, A. 
 Hemmenway, A. G. E. 
 Hensley, H. F 
 Holeman, George J. 
 Huffman, Phil C. 
 Moore, R. W. 
 Riggs, E. F. 
 Robinson, A. F. 
 Sherman, Fred. 
 Snavely, Guy M. 
 Timmons, C. S. 
 
 Privates—Concluded: 
 
 Hubbard, Fred., 
 discharged. 
 
 Klintworth, J. E., 
 discharged. 
 
 Laskey, W. T., 
 discharged. 
 
 Lusk, Frank, wear 
 
 Markwell, R. 
 discharged. 
 
 Muff, J. L., discharged. 
 
 McPherson, Charles L., 
 discharged. 
 
 Reed, V. E., discharged. 
 
 Smith, A. E., discharged. 
 
 Smith, Roy P., 
 discharged. 
 
 Stabb, A., discharged. 
 
 Stanley, V. A., 
 discharged. 
 
 Stewart, F. A., 
 discharged. 
 
 Talbot, George B., 
 discharged. 
 
 Tatman, W. C., 
 discharged. 
 
 Truitt, H. G., dec aa 
 
 Watson, W. P., 
 discharged. 
 
 Wellman, P., discharged. 
 
 Wiggs, H. T., discharged. 
 
 April 26, 1918, the 8d Battalion furnished an escort for Secretary McAdoo on his visit to 
 
 Wichita to aid the Third Liberty loan campaign. 
 
 eighteen men. 
 May 30, 1918. 
 
 Company A furnished the commander and 
 
 Battalion acted as escort for selected service men from the city building to 
 
 the depot, and escorted succeeding detachments as they departed for the cantonments. 
 Company A furnished escorts and firing squads for twenty-one deceased soldiers. 
 
 This battalion furnished escort for General Wood on his visit to Wichita in aid of the 
 Red Cross drive in May, 1918. A company’s captain acted as personal aid. 
 
 Company A furnished working party to assist in getting the influenza hospital ready for 
 handling patients. This work required ten days to complete. 
 
 This battalion furnished escort to attend General Leonard Wood on his visit to Wichita in 
 aid of Liberty loan drive. 
 
 Company A assisted in war-saving drive, June 28. 
 
 The company furnished detachment for escort in receiv ing Colonel Roosevelt on his visit "6 
 Wichita in Liberty loan drive. 
 
 Company A took a conspicuous part in celebration of armistice on November 11, 1918, 
 
 The members of this company were ever faithful and ever ready to assist in all war work, 
 and I can say that every officer and man gave his best servic until either called to the colors 
 or enlisted in the Kansas National Guard. I am positive that the men of this organization 
 who entered the United States service were better qualified on account of the training received 
 with the state guard. 
 
Kansas State Guard. 
 
 23 
 
 Company “B,” 3p Batrration, Wichita. 
 
 Captain: 
 Charles Oliver DeVorss. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 William H. Hillman. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Charles Dalrymple. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Hackelman, Charles B. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Watson, Ira C. 
 
 Mess Sergeant: 
 Row, Clifton C. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Davis, Lawrence. 
 Fruhauf, Ludwig. 
 Gifford, Noble C. 
 Means, Eldon Ash. 
 Morrison, Leonidus B. 
 
 First Lieutenants: 
 
 Eddie E. Starrett, resigned. 
 William McKinley Hillman, 
 resigned. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Bradshaw, Paul, resigned. 
 
 Biewener, Earnest A., 
 discharged. 
 
 Brant, Wesley C., 
 resigned. 
 
 Bryant, Herschell L., 
 discharged. 
 
 Burnham, Ralph W., 
 deserted. 
 
 Gain, Orville A., 
 discharged. 
 
 Carter, Ora Z., died. 
 
 Chester, Cecil E., 
 resigned. 
 
 Churin, Harry A., deserted. 
 
 Colliotie, Joseph, 
 transferred. 
 
 Cromwell, John H., 
 discharged. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Brubaker, John. 
 Brumfield, Joseph. 
 Bryant, William E. 
 Harris, Oscar L. 
 Rasberry, Harry C. 
 Simpson, Wallace B. 
 Stronquist, Emil. 
 Turk, Roscoe T. 
 
 Musician: 
 Daniels, Herman T. 
 
 Bugler: 
 Stone, Bernard T. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Alfry, Alfred. 
 Ashelman, Earnest. 
 Ashley, Eugene. 
 Barnhill, Brice L. 
 Bliss, Lewis S. 
 Fields, J. Larkin. 
 Hallgan, Eddie R. 
 Hankins, Preston A. 
 Higginbotham, William A. 
 Horner, Elmer J. 
 Howard, Cecil. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Flemming, Frank, 
 discharged. 
 
 Francis, Earl A., resigned. 
 
 Francis, William J. B., 
 discharged. 
 
 George, Edwin R., 
 discharged. 
 
 Hardin, Henry J., 
 discharged. 
 
 Henning, Joseph P., 
 transferred. 
 
 Jones, Charles R., 
 discharged. 
 
 Kopietz, Anton E., 
 deserted. 
 
 Krebs, Clifford M., 
 discharged. 
 
 Main, John Gordon, died. 
 
 Mowery, Frank, deserted. 
 
 Newfer, Sheridan, resigned. 
 
 Olson, Clarence E., 
 discharged. 
 
 Olson, Roy H., discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Inman, Charles. 
 Inman, Revy C. 
 Irving, Floyd. 
 
 Jones, Arthur E. 
 LaFever, Edward. 
 Lloyd, Raymond M. 
 Mau, Theodore. 
 MeFall, John R. 
 Osborn, C. M. 
 Penny, Daniel W. 
 Pierce, Byrl Francis. 
 Potts, Ralph B. 
 Richter, Fred L. 
 Rowe, Alvin G. 
 Ruhr, R. H. 
 
 Skinner, Newton A. 
 Speer, John L. 
 Spires, Ray C. 
 Stephenson, Edward M. 
 Tanksley, William B. 
 Thompson, Clyde. 
 Tuner, John E. 
 Turner, Elmer. 
 Wagy, Clarence J. 
 Wagy, John M. 
 Watson, Ira C. 
 Wiley, Theodore C. 
 Williams, Valentine N. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Parker, James A., 
 deserted. 
 
 Phillips, Lewis E., 
 deserted. 
 
 Rogers, Frank W., 
 transferred. 
 
 Royer, Horace, transferred. 
 
 Shanyo, Leslie, transferred. 
 
 Simison, Cora A., 
 resigned. 
 
 Simpson, Harold, 
 transferred. 
 
 Smith, Chester E., 
 deserted. 
 
 Stein, Ray E., transferred. 
 
 Stone, John C., discharged. 
 
 Talbott, Wayne A., 
 transferred. 
 
 Thomas, Charles L., 
 discharged. 
 
 Wilhenny, Max L., 
 discharged. 
 
 Winne, Roscoe W., 
 transferred. 
 
 April 26, 1918, the 3d Battalion furnished an escort for Secretary McAdoo on his visit to 
 Wichita to aid the Third Liberty loan. 
 May 30, 1918, Company B acted as escort to Grand Army of the Republic to cemetery. 
 
 May 30, 1918, the battalion acted as escort for selected service men, from city building to 
 depot, and as escort for succeeding detachments as they departed. 
 Company B furnished escorts and firing squads for twenty-one deceased soldiers. 
 
 Company B furnished guard for government aéroplane during their stay at Jones Auto 
 Factory. Company D furnished guard for mail scout aéroplane at McKnight field. 
 
 Company B guarded the influenza hospital at Twenty-first and Topeka avenue, Wichita, 
 Kan., and cleaned the building and put up a number of beds. 
 
 This battalion furnished escort to General Leonard Wood on his visit to Wichita in aid of 
 Fourth Liberty loan drive. Company B furnished an escort to Col. Theodore Roosevelt on 
 his visit to Wichita in aid of the fourth Liberty loan drive. 
 
 Company B furnished guard for British war relics during International wheat show ex- 
 hibits. This company furnished guard for United States war exhibits at the Missouri Pacifie 
 passenger depot in September. 
 
 All companies assisted in war savings drive, Jun2 28, 1918. 
 
 The unit was conspicuous in celebration of the Armistice, November 11, 1918. 
 
24 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Company “C,” 3p Batrauion, Wichita. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 George W. Forbes. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 Davis,. C. F. 
 Marts, H. B. 
 Corporal: 
 
 Blevins, J. L. 
 
 Musician: 
 Cox, Henry C. 
 
 Captain: 
 
 Glenn B. Turner, resigned. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Vern T. Newton, resigned. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 
 Hobson, Herbert W., 
 discharged. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 Edmands, W. O., 
 discharged. 
 Corporal: 
 Chism, V. B., discharged. 
 Privates: 
 
 Armstead, Frank, 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Buck, Allen. 
 Casford, Kenneth R. 
 Dadisman, Ross. 
 Daughty, Frank. 
 Elmore, Justin. 
 Evans, Donald B. 
 Fenn, Randolph. 
 Gorden, Walter L. 
 Higgins, Rex. 
 Hobbs, Ford. 
 Hopper, Herbert M. 
 Horton, Harry S. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 Austin, Lindsey W., 
 discharged. 
 Baker, L. H., discharged. 
 Blakeman, David T., 
 discharged. 
 Cowan, Howard, 
 discharged. 
 Crawford, Herman, 
 discharged. 
 Darrough, A. H., 
 discharged. 
 
 Davis, L. H., discharged. 
 
 Egeland, Otto B., 
 discharged. 
 
 Endies, E. G., discharged. 
 
 Garnett, Robert, 
 discharged. 
 Hewett, Floyd V., 
 discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Hubert, Ernest. 
 Hurst, Andrew. 
 Musgrave, E. H. 
 Neilson, Galen. 
 Shives, George P. 
 Stromie, George. 
 Sutton, Alburt. 
 Tankersley, Harold. 
 Whipple, Thomas W. 
 Wilkerson, Edward W. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Hodges, Carl F., 
 discharged. 
 Hopkins, T. B., discharged. 
 Kehl, Harry, discharged. 
 
 Lyons, Ernest D., 
 discharged. 
 Magee, James A., 
 discharged. 
 McRoberts, Harold, 
 discharged. 
 O’Connor, James, 
 discharged. 
 Palmer, Wintha O., 
 discharged. 
 Purcell, J. M., discharged. 
 Smith; ed. eae 
 discharged. 
 Taggert, Marion H., 
 discharged. 
 
 On May 30, 1918, this company, as a unit of 3d Battalion, acted as an escort for selected 
 service men from the city building to the depot, and as an escort for succeeding detachments 
 
 as they departed. 
 
 The company furnished an escort for Gen. Leonard Wood on his visit to Wichita in aid of 
 
 the Red Cross drive in May, 1 
 
 918. 
 
 No records of this organization were furnished me by the former commander. 
 
Kansas State Guard. — 25 
 
 Company “D,” 3p Barration, Wichita. 
 
 Captain: Privates: Privates—Concluded. 
 A. G. Einhaus. Alkire, Charles W. Johnson, Ralph. 
 Allen, George HE. Keim, George. 
 First Lieutenant: Anderson, Reuben A. Keiper, Theodore. 
 Charlies ©. Darmer. Ault, Charles B., Sr. Kice, Frank. 
 Ault, Charles B., Jr. Kottler, Neil. 
 Second Lieutenant: ect eee G eae Mee dh 
 ore oomenshine, Guy. usk, 
 C. Fred Williams. eee ens Murphy, Lewis W. 
 2 ; udinger, Jack. Orr, Joe L. 
 Heret Sergeant: Clark, Clement F. Paisley, A. A. 
 Watts, Charles W. Crosset, Perrcy. Rodgers, Carl. 
 Demming, Karl D. Romine, Percy. 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: Duncan, James. Sage, U. G. 
 McLeod, Neil. Farha, Aszis. Stanger, Floyd. 
 Folley, Albert. Stine, Ed. 
 Sergeants: ogee cue fda nie es 
 3 reen, : tt, Howard. 
 eee oe E. Green, Loyal. Walton, Lewis. 
 ’ ce Hane a Weaver, Charles F. 
 : ayes, Ned. Weaver, Fred H. 
 Corporals: r Holsey, Clair. Wilson, B. 
 Dean, Dale. 
 Gifford, Delbert. 
 Hamilton, Cecil B. T. 
 Kerns, Joe. 
 Stephens, Earl. 
 LOSS. 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Henry Lampl, resigned. 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 April 26, 1918, the 3d Battalion furnished an escort for Secretary McAdoo on his visit to 
 Wichita in aid of the third Liberty loan. 
 
 May 30, 1918, Company D acted as escort to Grand Army of the Republic to cemetery. 
 
 May 30, 1918, the battalion acted as escort for selected service men, from city building to 
 depot, and as escort for each succeeding detachment as they departed. 
 
 Company D furnished guard for the government aéroplane from Texas camp during its stay 
 on Fairmount grounds. Company D furnished guard for mail scout aéroplane during its stay 
 at McKnight alfalfa field. 
 
 Battalion furnished escort for General Leonard Wood on his visit to Wichita in aid of the 
 Red Cross drive in May, 1918. 
 
 Company D guarded influenza hospital at Twenty-first and Topeka avenue, this city, 
 cleaned up building, and put up a number of beds. 
 
 The battalion furnished an escort to attend General Leonard Wood on his visit to Wichit 
 in Liberty loan drive. 
 
 Company D furnished an escort to Colonel Roosevelt on his visit to Wichita in aid of 
 fourth Liberty loan drive. 
 
 The unit assisted in war savings drive June 28, 1918. 
 
 Company D took a conspicuous part in the celebration of Armistice on November 11, 1918. 
 
 Company “E,” 3p Batrauion, Wichita. 
 
 Captain: First Lieutenant: 
 Samuel W. Jones. James B. Brown. 
 
 No statement of any activities has been furnished. 
 
 HEApDQuARTERS, 4TH Batraion, Beloit. 
 
 Major: Captain and Adjutant: Captain and Supply Officer: 
 R. M. Anderson. William Thompson. Albert Hicks. 
 LOSS. 
 
 Captain and Surgeon: 
 
 Richard S. Pickler, 
 resigned. 
 
 The Headquarters, 4th Battalion, did not furnish a record of its activities. 
 
26 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Company “A,” 4TH Batrauion, Beloit. 
 
 Captain: 
 Samuel R. Seaver. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 J. P. Stack. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 D. L. Carney. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Home, A. E. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Church, Guy E. 
 Collins, W. L. 
 Cooke, B. F. 
 Davidson, T. E. 
 
 Corporals; 
 
 Blood, G. D. 
 Fitteli, R. J. 
 Fletcher, Charles. 
 Hickam, Ulysses. 
 Hillebrand, E. R. 
 
 Cook: 
 Stewart, W. R. 
 
 Musician: 
 Watson, Joseph. 
 
 Chaplain: 
 Parker, L. B. 
 
 Captain: 
 H. C. Annan, resigned. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Moore, L. A., resigned. 
 
 Corporal: 
 King, P. A., transferred. 
 
 Cook: 
 
 Michael, Dan, discharged. 
 
 Musician: 
 
 Young, Ora E., 
 transferred. 
 
 Artificer: 
 
 Lamborn, L. R., 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Agard, F. M., transferred. 
 Bowlus, F. L., discharged. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Abercrombie, H. T. 
 Abercrombie, I. H. 
 Abercrombie, J. D. 
 Barger, J. /W. 
 Bartleson, J. W. 
 Berbsey, 8. B. 
 Bnzindine, C. McKinley. 
 Brown, L. H. 
 Bunch, George. 
 Carter, J. R. 
 Casterline, J. W. 
 Collett, Frank. 
 Cook, H. W. 
 Cooke, L. M. 
 Cooper, J. F. 
 Daniels, Charles V. 
 Dickson, R. E. 
 Doane, Walter. 
 Eads, J. B. 
 
 Ensign, Philip W. 
 Foubim, J. O. 
 Foulds, Lewis. 
 Funk, Buell R. 
 Collabiestiaes 
 Heath, F. M. 
 Heidride, E. 
 Hesser, Drraig. 
 Hiner, Herbert Elmer. 
 Hoagland, B. A. 
 Hoffman, Henry. 
 Hughes, W. F. 
 Ingram, Frank. 
 Ingram, George F. 
 James, W. E. 
 Jordan, A. EB. 
 Kerr, W. L. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates—C ontinued. 
 Bunch, J. W., discharged, 
 Cox, Edward E., 
 
 transferred. 
 
 Daugherty, A., discharged. 
 Evans, M. E., transferred. 
 
 Farrar, — —, 
 transferred. 
 Graham, H., transferred. 
 Hale, T. W., died. 
 Harbaugh, E. E., 
 transferred. 
 Harvey, D. Parker; 
 discharged. 
 Hillebrand, A. W., 
 transferred. 
 Howe, Horton H., 
 discharged. 
 Hubbard, H. B., 
 transferred. 
 Hyman, Floyd, 
 transferred. 
 Kaser, Herbert A., 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Lawson, James I. 
 Logan, John A. 
 Lukens, W. M. 
 Marr, R. J. 
 Marshall, George V. 
 McBride, J. F. 
 McCullough, B. E. 
 McDonald, George Vail. 
 MeElroy, H. D. 
 Nible, G. Lee - 
 Nible, George W. 
 Offield, J. K. 
 Pfaff, A. W. 
 Pierce, G. L. 
 Pruett, O. M. 
 Rhoades, B. D. 
 Rhodes, T. A. 
 Robinson, A. H. 
 Rouen, John 
 Shook, J. D. 
 Simmons, EH. M. 
 Simmons, Kyle. 
 Sloan, Columbus. 
 Stack, Frank A. 
 Stark, John. 
 Sykes, John. __ 
 Thompson, L. N. 
 Torrey, Lou § 
 Trivett, J. D. 
 Weldin, H. F. 
 White, J. A. 
 Wilburn, Charles F. 
 Wright, Dennis. 
 Yost, Raymond. 
 Yount, Claude. 
 
 Privates—C oncluded. 
 
 Kelly, U. E., transferred. 
 
 Lanthan, Philip; 
 transferred. 
 
 Logan, Emmett ; 
 discharged. 
 
 Mason, Nazair E., 
 transferred. 
 
 Mears, R. J., discharged. 
 
 Mercer, E. J., transferred. 
 
 Miller, Roy; transferred. 
 
 Pearson, E. J., ‘ 
 transferred. 
 
 Pooler, A. C., transferred. 
 
 Robinson, Dorse, 
 transferred. 
 
 Rosaley, Rufus, 
 discharged. 
 
 Russe, Roy, transferred. 
 
 Simmons, Kay; 
 discharged. 
 
 Thierolf, Carl, transferred. 
 
 Walker, Olin, transferred. 
 
 Wells, U. E., transferred. 
 
 Company A, 4th Battalion, did not furnish any record of its activities. 
 
Kansas State Guard. 
 
 27 
 
 Company “B,” 47H Barration, Beloit. 
 
 Captain: 
 George E. Prehm. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 L. A. Mergen. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 George E. Kent. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Thierolf, C. W. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Brown, Guy. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Baker, R. C. 
 Lanterman, S. E. 
 Myers, Jay. 
 Pressnell, J. R. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Brown, R. E. 
 Louthan, Phillip. 
 Mercer, Earl. 
 McMann, Forrest. 
 Saindon, Hubert. 
 Thomas, J. W. 
 Troutman, Fred. 
 
 Cook: 
 Rouen, Fred. 
 
 Musician: 
 Davis, Harold. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Hicks, Al, transferred. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Hill, Frank, transferred. 
 Holbrook, Ben, discharged. 
 
 Robinson, Dorse, 
 discharged. 
 Robinson, Dorse, 
 discharged. 
 
 Seaver, S. R., transferred. 
 Sparks, George, discharged. 
 
 Corporals: 
 Baxter, L. A., discharged. 
 
 Brown, W. C:, Jr., 
 discharged. 
 
 Calvert, A. M., discharged, 
 
 Dawes, Glen, discharged. 
 
 Downs, T. P., discharged. 
 
 Hyde, ,W. J., discharged. 
 Severance, R. J., 
 discharged. 
 
 Cook: 
 
 Gould, Jay, discharged. 
 
 Musicians: 
 
 Leonard, James, 
 transferred. 
 Lockard, Guy, discharged. 
 
 Artificer: 
 
 Whitley, William. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Bird, Abram. 
 Birt, Courtney. 
 Belknap, Forrest. 
 Burgan, E. F. 
 Bussell, Clifford. 
 Cliff, Roy. 
 Conley, Clifford. 
 Conroy, Dan. 
 Daniels, Vernon. 
 Douglas, Hurd. 
 Flannery, Tom. 
 Fuller, C. C. 
 Fuller, Neil. 
 Gabel, Clarence. 
 Gabel, E. A. 
 Gaston, Clinton. 
 Gould, Irving. 
 Graham, Harry. 
 Greiner, L. E. 
 Harbaugh, EH. E. 
 Hay, Nelson. 
 Heidrick, Henry. 
 Henke, Ed. 
 Henke, John. 
 Hill, Roy. 
 Houghten, H. K. 
 Johnson, Walter. 
 Jones, M. E. 
 Lawson, E. 
 Lievan, John. 
 Marcy, Gay. 
 Maxwell, Arthur. 
 Maynard, Loyd. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Alsop, Frank E., 
 discharged. 
 
 Brummage, L. K., 
 discharged. 
 
 Burke, C. L., discharged. 
 
 Burke, John, discharged. 
 
 Chamberlain, A., 
 discharged. 
 
 Colby, Calvin, discharged. 
 
 Colby, Harry, discharged. 
 
 Conrad, F. M., discharged. 
 
 Conroy, William, 
 discharged. 
 
 Cooper, L. E., discharged. 
 
 DeGraff, C. C., 
 discharged. 
 
 Dilworth, H. E., 
 discharged. 
 
 Dunham, A. B., discharged. 
 Elstun, L. M., discharged. 
 
 Fuller, L. E., discharged. 
 Gildersleeve, Floyd, 
 discharged. 
 
 Harrington, H., discharged. 
 
 Higginbotham, X., 
 discharged. 
 
 Houghten, Reid, 
 discharged. 
 
 Hoy, Edward, discharged. 
 
 Jones, F. C., discharged. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Miller, L. C. 
 McClary, A. S. 
 McDonald, E. E. 
 McGhee, F. A. 
 McMann, C. G. 
 Noah, Archie. 
 Peden, Eugene E. 
 Pooler, A. C. 
 Quackenbush, Harry. 
 Roberts, Earl. 
 Roberts, O. E. 
 Rodgers, Paul. 
 Roquet, G. B. 
 Schellinger, Joe. 
 Scholton, Lue. 
 Sharp,. J. S. 
 Simpson, Harold. 
 Simpson, R. D. 
 Smith, Ted. 
 Springer, W. B. 
 Starkey, J. F. 
 Starr, Harry. 
 Steere, Solon. 
 Swaney, H. H. 
 Swartz, Rodger. 
 Thomas, Harold. 
 Tron, W. J. 
 Tweed, I. L. 
 Wallace, Irven. 
 Walsh, George. 
 Wear, A. D. 
 Williams, Lynn. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Keys, Hollis, discharged. 
 Knarr, Welton, discharged. 
 Lawson, Harold, died. 
 Mead, F. D., discharged. 
 Melton, P. O., discharged. 
 Miller, A. G., discharged. | 
 Mitchell, L. V., discharged. 
 McGinnis, Fred, ; 
 discharged. 
 Pooler, Lewis, discharged. 
 Pressler, A. C., discharged. 
 Randall, D. M., 
 discharged. 
 Roberts, Jay E., 
 discharged. 
 Rouen, L. M., discharged. 
 Runyan, J., discharged. 
 Russell, R. T., discharged. 
 Saunders, Ernest, 
 discharged. 
 Sparks, Fred, discharged. 
 Staley, Roy, discharged. 
 Thompson, W. F., 
 transferred. 
 Volkel, F. F., discharged. 
 
28 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Company ‘“‘B,” 4th Battration, BeLoir—Concluded. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Company held formations and participated in receptions and parade for the following: 
 
 Reception of Governor Arthur Capper. 
 
 Reception of Adjutant General Charles S. Huffman. 
 
 Reception and escort for every speaker for every Liberty loan. 
 
 Red Cross and other war drives. 
 
 Furnished evening reception and acted as escort to train for every contingent from Mitchel! 
 county of drafted men to concentration camps. 
 
 Participated in Decoration services in 1918. 
 
 Acted as funeral escort for all deceased United States soldiers returned to this community. 
 
 Company “C,” 47TH Bartrtation, Beloit. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 John W. Hayes. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 M. E. Evans. 
 
 Captain: 
 Roger Bryant. 
 
 No muster-out roll furnished. 
 
 Company “D,” 47TH Batra.ion, Glen Elder. 
 
 Captain: Privates: Privates—Concluded: 
 
 Harry W. Goudy. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 
 Frank E. Ranes. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 
 Fir 
 
 Ora E. Pickering. 
 
 st Sergeant: 
 
 Boller, William H. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 
 Baird, Earl E. 
 
 Sergeant: 
 
 Waltman, E. G. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Allen, Onatus P. 
 McCarthy, Stephen A. 
 Root, Norris E. 
 Welch, Frank J. 
 
 Musician: 
 
 Adams, Orville. 
 
 Captain: 
 
 Glen E. Lee, resigned. 
 
 Adams, Fred. 
 Anderson, Dewey. 
 Barnett, Roy. 
 Barnett, Vernie C. 
 Breitweiser, Pearl. 
 Breitweiser, Robert Emert. 
 Brodie, Robert. 
 Brown, Herbert Grant. 
 Cook, D:. C: 
 
 Davis, Edwin. 
 
 Dean, Clifford. 
 Detwiler, John F. 
 Dickinson, John M. 
 Dudley, Chester. 
 Durham, Orville F. 
 E!der, William V. 
 Galder, Glen. 
 Granger, Clarence E. 
 Hauptli, Herman D. 
 Heltzel, Forest Ward. 
 Hepperly, Ralph Leland. 
 Hillman, Ralph L. 
 Humes, Rufus. 
 Kohler, Floyd P. 
 Latham, Charles W. 
 Latham, John D. 
 Lowell, Jennings J. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Dunean, Claude J., 
 
 Merrill, Fred. 
 
 Morris, Albert. 
 
 Morton, Ralph. 
 McFarland, Ralph William. 
 Nelson, Daniel A. 
 Oplinger, Roy D. 
 
 Porter, Raymond Edward. 
 Pound, Eugene F. 
 
 . Reinhardt, Robert A. 
 
 Rice, Lon. 
 Shaeffer, Ralph. 
 Sheets, Ivan. 
 Smith, Charles M. 
 Smith, Ray. 
 Taylor, James 
 Thompson, J. B. 
 Tipton, T. W. 
 Vallette, Curtis E. 
 Way, Fred Eldwin. 
 Welch, W. A. 
 Willette, Melvin. 
 Woolman, Carl E. 
 Woolman, Harold. 
 Woolman, Isaac E. 
 Workman, Charles Everett. 
 Workman, Homer. 
 Workman, Jaffa. 
 
 Privates—C oncluded. 
 
 Norris, Ernest, discharged. 
 
 : ’ ; discharged. Porter, Archie, discharged. 
 First Lieutenant: Durham, Charles, Porter, Paxton C., 
 Vernon E. Barber, discharged. discharged. 
 resigned. Flear, Thomas H., Remus, G. E., discharged. 
 : discharged. Santner, Roy L., 
 Privates: Gentlemen, Merton E., discharged. 
 Allen, Oscar J., discharged. Slagle, Lawrence, 
 discharged. Granger, Orla A., discharged. 
 Barber, Samuel, discharged. Stafford, C., discharged. 
 discharged. Hepperly, J. £., Talkington, Roy, 
 Blachley, Robert M., discharged. discharged. 
 discharged. Kaull, Harry J., Tipton, Leroy N., 
 Breitweiser, Fred, discharged. discharged. 
 discharged. Kaull, William J., Warren, Mahlin, M., 
 Casey, Earl, discharged. discharged. discharged. 
 Casey, Harold, discharged. Marzolf, Lester J., Watson, Monroe, 
 Coble, Ben, discharged. discharged. discharged. 
 Dove, Luman E., Moyer, Harry., Wheeler, C., discharged. 
 discharged. discharged. Willette, Orville, 
 
 Dudley, Earl, discharged. 
 
 Neff, Irwin C., discharged. 
 
 This company did not furnish a report of its activities. 
 
 discharged. 
 
Kansas State Guard. 29 
 
 Company “HE,” 47TH Bartraion, Asherville. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Captain: 
 Edward E. Cox. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Chester D. Clark. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Henry C. Sloan. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 McKellar, Archie R. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Bishop, Joy. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Bets, Carl D. 
 
 Gates, Roy D. 
 Gates, Ward S. 
 Woolman, Ernest E. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Goodwin, Joseph M. 
 Guard, Harold. 
 Oakley, Bert L. 
 Parrish, Harry C. 
 Wells, Floyd O. 
 Wilson, Joseph F. 
 
 Cooks: 
 
 Baker, Albert W. 
 McNulty, Peter. 
 
 Musician: 
 Strawn, Donald. 
 
 Artificer: 
 Drennen, O. E. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Clark, William C., 
 discharged. 
 Grecian, Edward, 
 discharged. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Betz, Perry, discharged. 
 
 Clendenen, Ross, 
 discharged. 
 Melton, Ernest E., 
 discharged. 
 
 Abling, Clarence. 
 Abling, Leonard E. 
 Baker, Howard F. 
 Betz, Ray. 
 
 Blocker, Cecil A. 
 Bogen, William D. 
 Burnett, James B. 
 Carr, Claude A. 
 Carr, Edward. 
 Caughey, Robert. 
 Chapman, Harold D. 
 Clark, Aaron. 
 Clark, Carl. 
 
 Clark, Ernest E. 
 Clark, Ogie L. 
 Clark, Thomas. 
 Darrow, James J. 
 Darrow, Orville L. 
 Drummond, John L. 
 Duff, Ernest G. 
 Dwyer, Carl D. 
 Edgell, Walter W. 
 Evans, John O. 
 Fleenor, Beatty H. 
 Fondouble, John. 
 Gentry, Asa E. 
 Gentry, Otto C. 
 Goodwin, Joel E. 
 Gran, John A. 
 Gray, Arley J. 
 Grecian, Elmer. 
 Grecian, Moses L. 
 Griffith, Milo M. 
 Guard, Chalon. 
 Hazelwood, Evert E. 
 Heidrick, Joseph M. 
 Heidrick, Lee J. 
 Henderson, John. 
 Highfill, Robert L. 
 Huffman, Z. H. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Corporals—Concluded. 
 
 Smith, Stephen R., 
 discharged. 
 
 Musician: 
 
 Metz, Fines, discharged. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Cavender, Joseph M., 
 discharged. 
 
 Drummond, Cleo, 
 discharged. 
 
 Heidrick, William, 
 discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Ingram, Jackson. 
 Jones, Glen R. 
 Jones, R. E. 
 Lawrence, George O. 
 Loop, Edward ine 
 Loree, Carl H. 
 
 Mace Arthur C. 
 Melton, Buff B. 
 Miller, Willard Be 
 Morgan, William D. 
 Murray, Harry A. 
 McClintock, 
 
 McKee, Clyde M. 
 Nicholson, George. 
 Overman, Charles. 
 Overman, Wesley. 
 Parrish, Ben K. 
 Pearson, George V. 
 Pearson, Hearmon. 
 Pearson, Ray V. 
 Peterson, George E. 
 Place, Charles de 
 Prewett, Harold. 
 Prewett, Theodore. 
 Rees, George 183. 
 Reeves, George E. 
 Rehmert, William L. 
 Schoenfeldt, Arnold. 
 Schoenfeldt, William. 
 Schroth, Harry. 
 Schungle, Frank. 
 Senter, William L. 
 Shull, Lewis V. 
 Shurss, Frank R. 
 Strawn, Vernie. 
 Vanbeber, James S. 
 Watson, James V. 
 Wagner, Harry C. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Ingram, Walter, 
 discharged. 
 
 Mace, Gay, discharged. 
 
 Remington, Truman, 
 discharged. 
 
 Seraper, Joseph F., 
 discharged. 
 
 Smith, Ralph, discharged. 
 
 Watson, Gilbert, died. 
 
 Company E, 4th Battalion, K. 8. G., became widely known over the state of Kansas on 
 account of its activities in the Liberty loan and Red Cross drives. It, also, participated in 
 rounding up slackers, alien enemies, and German sympathizers. It was one of the best drilled 
 companies of the Kansas State Guard. 
 
30 
 
 CoMPANY 
 
 Captain: 
 M. M. Houghland. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Elbert L.. Graber. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 E. J. Foote. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Deschner, William. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Johnson, Martin. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 Kosar, Frank, 
 Wrenkel, William. 
 Prickett, H. D. 
 Showalter, J. E. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Blaha, Vince. 
 Dietrich, L. Roy. 
 Johnson, Reuben, 
 Krenkle, Brisco. 
 Lampert, Henry. 
 Pearson, Charlie. 
 Wheeler, James. 
 
 Privates: 
 Asmussen, Carl, 
 Bell, Raymond. 
 Berneking, Henry. 
 Berneking, W. C. 
 Bond, F. M. 
 Bond, Harry. 
 Bond, Russell. 
 Carter, Charley. 
 Chapel, Harry. 
 Chapman, Arthur B. 
 
 Dalrymple, Burton ,W. 
 
 Dalrymple, Herbert. 
 Dalrymple, Isaac E. 
 Daugherty, Amos. 
 Deschner, Charley W. 
 
 Corporal: 
 Prickett, Ralph, 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates: 
 Asmussen, Jens, 
 discharged. 
 Berneking, George, 
 discharged. 
 
 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 “F,” 4rH BaTTaLion, Simpson. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Duvall, Hiram. 
 Duvall, Jeff E, 
 Ellis, Orin. 
 Frederick, Richard. 
 Funk, Dave. 
 Galloup, Ray. 
 Gilbert, Joe. 
 Gilbert, William. 
 Grau, Claud C. 
 Griffin, Tom G. 
 Guipre, Andrew O. 
 Guipre, Enos. 
 Guipre, Fred. 
 Guipre, Joe. 
 Guipre, Lewis. 
 Guipre, Lewis O. 
 Guipre, William. 
 Helm, John G. 
 Hirsch, Fred L. 
 Hiserote, Oliver J. 
 Horn, Fred. 
 Hougland, Hal H. 
 Hougland, Marion C, 
 ’ Huffman, William L. 
 Hulse, Jeff. 
 Jackson, Lewis. 
 Jennings, Cecil. 
 Jennings, Charley. 
 Jennings, S. G. 
 Johnson, George F. 
 Johnson, Jens W. 
 Jones, Edd W. 
 Jones, Thomas R. 
 Kelly, Bliss. 
 Kosar, Frank E. 
 Krenkel, Charley. 
 Krizek, A. V. 
 
 Laff, Leon. 
 
 Lee, Marshall. 
 Lee, Ole. 
 
 Leinen, George. 
 Lockard, John. 
 Loop, Fred. 
 Louthan, Joe. 
 Louthan, Mose. 
 Mauk, Charley. 
 Mauk, Ernest. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 Brewster, Lester, 
 discharged. 
 Burnett, Lawrence, 
 discharged. 
 
 Duvall, Clyde, discharged. 
 
 Edgell, Vernon, 
 transferred. 
 Guipre, Ira, transferred. 
 
 - ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—C oncluded. 
 
 Mauk, Henry. 
 Melton, Mark, 
 Miller, A. R. 
 Morse, G. A. 
 Murry, Lewis. 
 McKee, Clarance. 
 McKee, Howard. 
 McKim, Robert. 
 McKim, William. 
 Nelson, John W. 
 Overman, John. 
 Pearson, David. 
 Pearson, Frank O. 
 Peters, Edd. 
 Pettersen, Peter. 
 Porter, Harry. 
 Prickett, Joseph. 
 Prickett, Ray. 
 Purvis, Albert. 
 Reeves, Lawrence. 
 Robertson, Charley. 
 Selleck, Arthur. 
 Semter, Willard J. 
 Sick, William J, 
 Smith, Walter. 
 Stackhouse, Charley. 
 Stickley, Elwin M. 
 Stickley, Isaac. 
 Stickley, John. 
 Stine, Amos A. 
 Templin, Reuben. 
 Thompson, Robert. 
 Vernon, Bert. 
 Vernon, Edd. 
 Vernon, George. 
 Vernon, John W. 
 Wagegle, Homer. 
 Wagner, Adam. 
 Wagner, Henry D. 
 Wagner, Hill. 
 Weaver, Ralph. 
 Werts, Harry. 
 Williams, Roy. 
 Wolf, John. 
 Zimmerman, J. H. 
 
 Privates—C oncluded. 
 
 Hirsch, August, 
 discharged. 
 
 Murry, Roy, discharged. 
 
 McDade, Edd, deserted. 
 
 Pfiefer, Willis, discharged. 
 
 Porter, Leo, discharged. 
 
 Sewell, I. O., transferred. 
 
 Stackhouse, Fred, 
 transferred. 
 
 Company F and its band were very active in drilling men; preparing them for active serv- 
 ice in the United States army, also performed guard duty. "The unit took a prominent part 
 in all war activities, such as Liberty loans, Red Cross drives, etc., as would helt the state 
 and nation in carrying on the war. 
 
Kansas State Guard. oak 
 
 Company “H,” 4rH Barrauion, Hunter. 
 
 Captain: Honorary Members: Privates—Concluded. 
 Albert R. Kadel. Lemon, E. C. Heller, Ottman. 
 Mallard, G. P. Heller, William. 
 First Lieutenant: Thompson, E. C. Holway, Lester O. 
 Clarence R. Hubbard. Holway, W. N. 
 Privates: Hope, -H= A, 
 Second Lieutenant: Anderson, Ed Horning, George. 
 wt me Blunden, James E. Johnson, -William H. 
 i Seatiat ateha Briney, re Kaplicky, Fred. 
 ; : roberg, Carl. Kessler, Frank. 
 First Sergeant: Criswell, William. Kessler, Harry. 
 Greiner, L. R. ' Daugherty, Roscoe. Little, Joseph M, 
 a Dillet, Irvin. Lowe, William. 
 ergeants: Dillet, Earl. Moore, Groce. 
 Harsh, W. C. Karr, J. V. McCalmont, E. A. 
 Thompson, George E. Fenton, Earl. McCaughey. 
 Wick, Andy. Fenton, F, A. McPeak, George. 
 : Francis, Floyd. MecPeak, Rolland. 
 is: Francis, John K. Patton, J. A. 
 pone? RK Francis, Joseph G. Rounkleo, Arthur G. 
 ee alice ines Walter. Rounkleo, Guy. 
 , : Gallion, C. H. Schneider, Henry. 
 a eas emg Gallion, Sabasten. Shull, Alfred. 
 ee 3 Gaston, Bert. Shull, Ed. 
 Ss aia Ee Gaston, Bruce. Shurley, S. T. 
 orner, Oscar NN. Gaston, David. Swinson, George W. 
 Tes ee Gatewood, R. O. Travis, Victor A, 
 UBWIANS « Grover, M. A. Thomas, Roscoe. 
 Holway, A. N. Hayes, Frank. Williams, J. E. 
 Heller, Lewis. Woodcock, Jesse A. 
 LOSSES. 
 Sergeants: Privates—Continued . Privates—Concluded. 
 Trowbridge, N. B., Cunningham, M. D., Little, Allison, 
 died. discharged. discharged, 
 Dobratz, Henry, ‘Little, Earl, 
 Privates: discharged. discharged. 
 B Albert Farrar, James A., Troutman, R. M., 
 aa en tk discharged. discharged. 
 Cloepfil, Eugene Kadel, A. G.. Witham, Earl, 
 discharged. ; discharged. discharged. 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 On May 30, 1918, Company H presided at memorial services: at Ash Vale and Blue Hill 
 cemeteries. 
 
 The company took an active part in all Victory and Liberty loan campaigns, and was very 
 careful to watch and keep down all pro-German talk and sympathy. 
 
 Memorial services were held for Sergeant N. B. Trowbridge. 
 
 HerapquartTers, 5TH BatraLion, Marion. 
 
 Major: Captain and Supply: Captain and Surgeon: 
 Thomas B. Armstrong. James EH. Evans. George E. Hye. 
 
 Captain and Adjutant: 
 James R. Dilaplain. 
 
 No activities reported 
 
32 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Company “A,” 5TH Batrauion, Marion. 
 
 Captain: 
 George L. McKay. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Joe Hosea. 
 
 Second Lyeutenant: 
 W. O. Livingstone. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Zeller, T. C. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Bond, William. 
 Heinsohn, O. V. 
 Kieferle, Wiliam F. 
 Locklin, Charles S. 
 Loveless, Ed F. 
 Thompson, Charles W. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Keller, S. J. 
 LacKamp, W. L. 
 McHenry, J. L. 
 Penland, George M. 
 Powell, Will N. 
 Watson, Charles L. 
 
 Yost, Guy. 
 Buglers: 
 Baker, F. L. 
 
 Hildwein, L. O. 
 
 Captain: 
 George L. McKay, died. 
 
 Cooks: 
 
 Powell, Bert. 
 Powell, G. D. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Adams, I. E. 
 
 Allen, Walter E. 
 Baker, William, Jr. 
 Blackim, James. 
 Bland, Ralph. 
 Bowlby, J. R. 
 Brown, Frank 8. 
 Burket, Joe H. 
 Christensen, Ben. 
 Crist, Morton. 
 Crouse, George L. 
 Dietz, R. L. 
 DuVall, John E. 
 Ferm, C. F. 
 Freeland, Elder. 
 Gaunt, William H. 
 Haldeman, Sam W. 
 Hannaman, J. C. 
 Harding, William F. 
 Hawkinson, Amos E. 
 Herndon, Frank. 
 Herndon, William A. 
 Hoch, Wallis. 
 Hoover, Frank 8. 
 Hunt, Bert. 
 
 Ireland, Frank. 
 Jelley, J. Walter. 
 Jenkins, Benjamin W. 
 King, Roscoe. 
 
 Kline, Charles. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Leavitt, Charles A. 
 Lehman, Lloyd. 
 Minton, Henry J. 
 Mott, Lewis. 
 Moulton, C. Ross. 
 Mullen, C. H. 
 Penland, Clarence. 
 Penland, Roy. 
 Pierce, Marion W. 
 Powell, David H. 
 Powell, John. 
 Quisenberry, Alvah S. 
 Reed, Lem S 
 Remmer, William A. 
 Roberts, Clarence. 
 Robertson, Louis. 
 Robertson, Wesley. 
 Sallee, McClelland. 
 Shahan, Paul R. ~ 
 Sheets, L. Ross. 
 Siebert, Floyd. 
 Sklenar, Jos. M. 
 Slifer, Samuel M. 
 Stewart, J. A. 
 Summervill, William. 
 Svitak, Rudolph. 
 Thies, William M. 
 Turner, Ira W. 
 Waterman, A. L. 
 Willey, Frank. 
 Williams, Luther. 
 Williams, Paul E. 
 Wolf, Merrill B. 
 Yeagley, John H. 
 
 Company A assisted in some of the Liberty loan campaigns, and acted as police at several 
 patriotic rallies and celebrations. 
 
 Company “B,” 5TH Batraion, Hillsboro. 
 
 Captain: 
 P, H. Heibert. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 George Lucas. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Leon Harms. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 H. K. Janzen, Q. M. S. 
 Fred Foth. 
 
 Jack Manahan. 
 
 Phil Thurdin. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Harry H. Dyck. 
 Henry Friesen. 
 Andrew Feil. 
 Herman Heibert. 
 
 Cook: 
 G. J. Scharffler. 
 
 Privates: 
 Bacon, Gilbert. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Bacon, John. 
 Leeds, William 8. 
 Bessel, Sam. 
 Borton, Elmer. 
 Borton, Harry. 
 Branton, Clyde. 
 Carter, Aubert. 
 Devore, J. H. 
 IBS Bi ts 
 
 Dole, George. 
 Dole, Logan. 
 Dyck, Frank. 
 Dyck, Harry H. 
 EHichenour, Arthur. 
 Eichenour, D. A. 
 Gerstenhorn, Irwin. 
 Haak, F. D. 
 Hadel, H. H. 
 Harms, Irvin. 
 Herbet, Fred. 
 Heibert, Herman, 
 Heibert, John. 
 Huenergardt, I. B. 
 Jones, J. W 
 Jones, N. A. 
 Jones, O. C. 
 Kliewer, C. M. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Letkeman, Edwin. 
 Letkeman, Jim. 
 Manahan, Jack. 
 Merriweather, Clarence. 
 Miller, Ray. 
 Moske, Junior. 
 Norris, Earl. 
 Powers, R. Walter. 
 Powers, Roscoe. 
 Quiring, Sam. 
 Riegle, Charles. 
 Sailer, John. 
 Savage, Charles W. 
 Schaefeller, Adolph. 
 Schaefeller, Howard. 
 Schaefeller, Robert. 
 Schlehuber, Ed. 
 Schlehuber, John. 
 Smith, D. Cameron, 
 Toelle, Gregory. 
 Vincent, Thomas. 
 Walker, Roscoe. 
 Walline, Arvid. 
 Walline, Leonard. 
 Williams, Ira. 
 
Kansas State Guard. 
 
 Company “C,” 57H Barration, Lost Springs. 
 
 Captain: 
 J. E.. Evans. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Ed Hartkey. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Shirk, Charles B. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Shupe, C. Earl. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 Day, W. L. 
 Kaiser, William H. 
 MeNicol, Fred. 
 Smith, Goldman. 
 
 Corporals: 
 Bevan, Beral. 
 Carlson, Fred. 
 Hamble, Mark. 
 Stevenson, Fred. 
 Weylan, John. 
 Wright, George. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Anderson, Arthur E. 
 
 Belton, Frances T. 
 Benhardt, Andrew, 
 Benhardt, Henry. 
 
 Captain: 
 Edgar C. Freemole, 
 resigned. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 
 George G. Shirk, 
 resigned. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 
 Hanson, Ball, 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Anderson, Albert, 
 discharged. 
 
 Freeman, Nimrod M., 
 
 died. 
 Freeman, N. R., 
 died. 
 
 Privates—C ontinued. 
 
 Bevan, Hurbert. 
 Bond, William T. 
 Bowlby, John W. 
 Brown, John C. 
 Christnes, Arthur. 
 Coleman, Charles W. 
 Daltwilder, E. 
 Daltwilder, Irvin. 
 Day, Frank C. 
 Davidson, Henry W. 
 Evans, John E. 
 Falk, A. M. 
 Froher, John G. 
 Gilbert, Harry A. 
 Gilbert, Jesse E. 
 Godfrey, Thomas. 
 Gordon, Ross H. 
 Hartkey, Henry C. 
 Henry, Clarence W. 
 Henry, James 
 Hofman, George E. 
 Jemberg, Victor. 
 Johannes, John. 
 Kaiser, Walter. 
 Lietz, Leo. 
 Mansas, James C. 
 Mansan, Jeffrey. 
 Martin, Joseph. 
 Martin, M. M. 
 Maslin, George L. 
 Maslin, Wilford. 
 Maslin, William M. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Jarvis, Elsworth, 
 discharged. 
 Kahus, John, 
 discharged. 
 Kahus, Willie, 
 discharged. 
 Kay, George, 
 discharged. 
 
 Merillatte, Ackley C., 
 
 discharged. 
 Meyer, Otto, 
 discharged. 
 Mittz, Max, 
 discharged. 
 MeNicol, Fred J., 
 discharged. 
 Nellrouer, Hurbert, 
 discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Mills, Theodore, 
 Monroe, Frank A. 
 Mott, Charles E. 
 Mowrer, Ezra P, 
 McCoy, Harry. 
 Nelrour, Roy. 
 Novak, Chauncy. 
 Onsby, Ernest. 
 Petterson, Edgar J. 
 Poppe, Edward. 
 Rendt, E. H. 
 Rhoman, F. H. 
 
 Rhoman, Willam C. 
 
 Rucer, Ben J. 
 Searing, Joseph L. 
 
 Settergren, Enford N. 
 
 Shields, Omer J. 
 Shmeck, Frank. 
 Shupe, B. F. 
 Shupe, Wilford A. 
 Sluby, Frank. 
 Smith, A. B. 
 Smith, Archie. 
 Smith, William H. 
 Strom, Louis V. 
 Ucker, Earl B. 
 Walter, Oswin H. 
 Weylan, Claud. 
 Weylan, John. 
 Wharton, Richard. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Novak, Ralph, 
 discharged. 
 Piffer, Henry C., 
 discharged. 
 Settergran, Martin, 
 discharged. 
 
 Shupe, Cyrus, 
 discharged. 
 Shupe, Eldon E., 
 discharged. 
 
 Smith, Vern, 
 discharged. 
 
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 Wenderbrandt, Charles F., 
 
 discharged. 
 Wharton, Ira S., 
 
 discharged. 
 Urbamka, Enos W., 
 
 discharged. 
 
 Company C participated in all Liberty loan and charity campaigns. 
 
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34 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Company “D,” 5TH Barration, Aulne. 
 
 Captain: 
 J. C. Lewis. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Bert Richmond. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 T. M. Stinchcomb. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Duncan, C. W. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Carney, Fred J. 
 Chapman, L. V. 
 Ely, J. R. 
 Smith, C. J. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Carroll, C. M. 
 Carroll, Orland. 
 Harrison, O. E. 
 McGinness, W. E. 
 Nelson, Robert M. 
 Newlin, James. 
 Rosenberg, C. F. 
 Wright, Bert. 
 
 Privates: 
 Abel, W. H. 
 Anderson, A. M. 
 Anderson, R. T. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Black, B. H., transferred. 
 
 Burkholder, Charles, 
 resigned. 
 
 Burkholder, James, 
 discharged. 
 
 Chapman, C. H., 
 transferred. 
 
 Christenson, Ben, 
 transferred. 
 
 Deatrick, D. C., resigned. 
 
 Dyck, Emil, resigned. 
 
 Forchey, 
 
 , resigned. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Black, Frank. 
 Black, Peter. 
 Carroll, George. 
 Carroll, Rolland. 
 Chapman, Ellis. 
 Chapman, R. E. 
 Davis, C. W. 
 Davis, Glen. 
 Deitrick, Vern. 
 Dolmer, Owen. 
 Ebright, A. S. 
 Elliott, C. F. 
 Elliott, Ralph. 
 Ewert, Clarence. 
 Ewert, Joe. 
 Grosse, Harry. 
 Grosse, Walter. 
 Gunderman, J. C. 
 Halim ke 
 Hansen, Frank R. 
 Hansen, Hans. 
 Hansen, P. F. 
 Hansen, Sam. 
 Harrison, Wayne. 
 Heerey, Charles J. 
 Hett, Lloyd. 
 Jackson, Earl. 
 Johnson, Arthur. 
 Johnson, V. O. 
 
 ’ Kasper, Ed. 
 
 Lararsen, L. P. 
 McGinness, W. C. 
 Nelson, Charles. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Grosse, Louis, transferred. 
 Hansen, William, resigned. 
 Johnson, Lohren, resigned. 
 
 Kannangiesor, Otto, 
 resigned. 
 
 Kusch, Charles, 
 transferred. 
 
 Lehman, Lloyd, resigned. 
 
 Noll, J. T., resigned. 
 
 Richmond, Clayton, 
 resigned. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Nelson, Chris. 
 Nelson, George P, 
 Nelson, Harry. 
 Olsen, Carl. 
 Pickard, 
 Richmond, Albert, 
 Richmond, Frank. 
 Richmond, His Ge 
 Richmond, A. OR. 
 Richmond, Seoul 
 Richmond, Joseph A. 
 Richmond, dload le 
 Sandwell, ae 
 Sandwell, Stephen W. 
 Seibert, Oscar. 
 Smith, George. 
 Smith, Sam. 
 
 Suffield, W. D. 
 THOrD eNotes 
 Tucker, C. L. 
 Turner, Floyd. 
 VanScoik, S. A. 
 Vaughn, Harry H. 
 Vaughn, John W. 
 Vaughn, Lloyd C. 
 Wait, Edmond Ray. 
 Waner, Robert. 
 Wegerer, F. F. 
 Wegerer, Francis. 
 West, Cc. H. 
 Williams, A. 8. 
 Winkley, Ed. 
 Winkley, Lee. 
 
 Privates—C oncluded. 
 Richmond, Walter, 
 
 resigned. 
 Sandwell, Oswald, 
 transferred. 
 Sandwell, R. T., 
 transferred. 
 Slaffort, W. E., resigned. 
 Thorp, "Rex, transferred, 
 Traver, J. A., transferred. 
 Winkley, L. C., resigned. 
 
 Company D assisted in all Red Cross drives and the Big Four drive, and practically all 
 
 others of the same nature. 
 
 The unit was especially diligent in looking after the tight -wads 
 
 and slackers, who resided in good old America, but whose sympathy was with the old country. 
 
Kansas State Guard. 
 
 35 
 
 Company “E,” 5TH BaTTALION, Burns. 
 
 Captain: 
 Isedor L. Rowe. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Samuel W. Pyke. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 H. B. Lamborn. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Godding, C. A. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Eakin, R. E. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 Binford, Walter. 
 Goad, A. F. 
 Hennes, B. E. 
 
 Corporals: 
 Bucher, A. L. 
 
 Daley, J. W. 
 Hammann, C. G, 
 
 Cook: 
 Riggs, Iva. 
 
 Musicians: 
 
 Hines, Forest. 
 Smith, Ray. 
 
 Artificer: 
 
 Binford, Herald A. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Branson, Arthur. 
 Branson, Charlie. 
 Branson, Oscar. 
 Corfman, A. D. 
 Dallke, Oliver. 
 Dauber, Ed. 
 
 De Bord, C. E. 
 Freeman, John F. 
 Freeman, Roy E. 
 Gfeller, Arthur. 
 
 Godding, Marc A. 
 
 Green, Cloyce. 
 Green, Earl. 
 
 Hammann, Henry. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Heckenthorn, E. R. 
 Holecek, James. 
 Knausman, John G. 
 Larsen, Julius L. 
 Larsen, Robert J. 
 Mills, Harry E. 
 Morti, Ray H. 
 McIntosh, Olen. 
 McIntosh, William D. 
 Nelson, Elmer F. 
 Nelson, Warner. 
 Norton, Floyd. 
 Notz, J. F. 
 
 Orr, Hilton. 
 
 Riggs, Roddy C. 
 Rowe, F. K. 
 
 Sale, Herman E. 
 Sayre, Glenn. 
 Stackley, Jacob. 
 Stackley, William. 
 Walter, Harold J. 
 Walter, W. F. 
 Westerhaus, Leo. 
 Wise, Dr. L. A. 
 Vincent, Wilson. 
 
 Harter J 
 LOSSES. 
 Privates: 
 Morris, Cliff, resigned. 
 White, Lewis, resigned. 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Company E conducted five funerals; assisted in the Victory loan; also helped to raise the 
 money for the Marion county soldiers, sailors and marine recruits. 
 
 This unit was not organized at an earlier date, due to the fact that a ban was placed on 
 public meetings because of the influenza epidemic. 
 
36 
 
 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Company “F,” 5rH Barrauion, Florence. 
 
 Captain: 
 Harry M. Clark. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 A. E. Lunceford. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Troy P. Bess. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 
 Hickman, Herbert P. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 
 Norris, A. G. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 Aves, C. B. 
 Bashor, William M. 
 Hoasis, H. L. 
 West, R. A. 
 
 Corporals: 
 Bush, Lawrence. 
 
 Eichenberger, Adolphas. 
 
 Lincoln, George M. 
 
 Sergeant: 
 Riggs, Ernest D., 
 discharged. 
 
 Company F did not render a statement as to its activities. 
 
 Corporals—Concluded. 
 
 Miles, Chester A. 
 Myers, Chester A. 
 Noll, Sam. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Aves, Harry. 
 Bennard, Valentine. 
 Bibler, Chester A. 
 Breen, Harry. 
 Bruner, Harry L. 
 Bussell, Bert H. 
 Cloverdyke, Charlie. 
 Cox, Roy Lee. 
 Cummings, Oscar S. 
 Danenfelser, Keith. 
 Davis, Charlie. 
 Edwards, Edward. 
 Freeborn, A. F. 
 
 Gentry, Jefferson D. 
 
 Holton, Frances. 
 Ireland, Frank. 
 Irwin, Parker. 
 Kent, George A. 
 Kropp, Peter. 
 Larkin, Frank. 
 Mercet, Emil. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Mercet, Ernest M., 
 discharged. 
 
 Statz, Ralph, discharged. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Mercet, Julius. 
 Martinot, Arthur 
 Martinot, Joe. 
 Poinsett, C. A. 
 Rensen, Albert. 
 Robinson, Arthur. 
 Robinson, John. 
 Robinson, Richard. 
 Rosiere, E. J. 
 Ryan, James. 
 Schriner, Paul. 
 Slamp, John A. 
 Smith, Grover G. 
 Smith, Ralph W. 
 Soper, Sam. 
 Statz, Eugene. 
 Stearns, Oscar. 
 Stinson, W. J. 
 Tailor, Ora. 
 Taylor, Fred. 
 Thompson, Arthur. 
 Thornill, William. 
 Todd, J. M. 
 Walker, John S. 
 Williams, Harry. 
 
 Privates: 
 Balcom, Charlie, 
 discharged. 
 Beeththold, Fred, 
 discharged. 
 
 HEADQUARTERS, 6TH BarTation, Fort Scott. 
 
 Major: 
 B. E. Consedine. 
 
 Headquarters, 6th Battalion, failed to report any activities. 
 
 Captain and Adjutant: 
 Robert S. Tierman. 
 
 Captain: 
 Walter T. Smith. 
 
 Company “A,” 6TH Barta.ion, Fort Scott. 
 
 Captain: 
 C. D. Sample. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 W. K. Calhoun. 
 
 No muster-out roll furnished. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 M. M. Rose. 
 
 Company “B,” 6TH Barrauion, Fort Scott. 
 
 Captain: 
 Freeman Martin. 
 
 Captain: 
 
 Lloyd C. Lakin, resigned. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 
 Cecil B. Howard. 
 LOSS. 
 
 No muster-out roll furnished. 
 
Kansas State Guard. 
 
 37 
 
 Company “C,” 6TH BaTTALion, Paola.. 
 
 Captain: 
 Steve E. Quimby. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Cyrus W. Ricketts. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Harry M. Bates. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 - Sperting, Bert L. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Teague, Jesse A. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 Edmondson, Leo W. 
 Lane, Carson. 
 Quimby, George E. 
 Wilson, John H. 
 
 Corporals: 
 Ahrens, Darwin W. 
 Amick, Dan F. 
 Cox, Walter. 
 Croan, Staman E. 
 Hackney, Charles S. 
 Lane, Vernon B. 
 Lewis, William H. 
 Steele, Charles E. 
 Yeater, Frank D. 
 
 Musicians: 
 
 Brown, Don D. 
 Mitchell, Oscar C. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Cree, Clyde C., 
 discharged. 
 
 Hagemeyer, Fred E., 
 discharged. 
 
 Cook: 
 
 Kelly, William J., 
 discharged. 
 
 Musicians: 
 
 Edmiston, George M., 
 died. . 
 
 Hamlin, Lawrence G., 
 discharged. 
 
 Artificer: 
 Casida, Jesse E., died. 
 
 Cooks: 
 
 Becker, Michael J. 
 Crowe, James. 
 
 Artificer: 
 
 Parker, Roy C. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Ahrens, Henry D. 
 Asher, Arthur. 
 Balocca, Joe. 
 Barnum, A. Jackson. 
 Bettis, Oscar. 
 Carver, William B. 
 Christie, Ezra W. 
 Cole, John F. 
 
 Cox, William M. 
 Davee, John. 
 Downs, Wilbur C. 
 Dunn, Clarence V. 
 Dunn, David F. 
 Estes, Melvin G. 
 Evans, Edwin S. 
 Fordyce, John R. 
 Glenn, Watt H. 
 Goetz, Fred. 
 
 Gray, George H. 
 Gunnels, Carroll. 
 Highley, Thomas M. 
 Hightower, Howard W. 
 Hoag, Frank A. 
 Koehler, Jerome §. 
 Light, Alonza J. 
 Lindemood, Jesse B. 
 Lockman, Fred. 
 Mabes, Paul A. 
 Metzler, Leroy M. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Bradway, Charles M., 
 discharged. 
 
 Buck, Willis C., discharged. 
 
 Davis, Eugene P., died. 
 
 Doty, Guy, discharged. 
 
 Dunn, Perry J., 
 discharged. 
 
 Finnell, Claude, 
 discharged. 
 
 Fletcher, Charles F., 
 discharged. 
 
 Gorman, William H., 
 discharged. 
 
 Graber, Oscar C., 
 discharged. 
 
 Hamlin, Alex, discharged. 
 
 Johnson, Frank T., 
 discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—C oncluded. 
 
 Miller, Francis. 
 McCullough, Clyde E. 
 Oldham, Thomas P. 
 Oyster, Thomas J. 
 Pancoast, Lee. 
 Parker, Charles M. 
 Parker, James E. 
 Paxton, Norris. 
 Peck, Howard D. 
 Ramey, Lowrey G. 
 Rice, Neil C. 
 Riley, Bayard T. 
 Ring, Virgil A. 
 Ruff, Charles. 
 Scheiner, William S. 
 Sellers, David O. 
 Sellers, Robert L. 
 Seroy, Reuben N. 
 Sheridan, Frank M. 
 Sheridan, Steve. 
 Shipp, Glenn. 
 Shriver, Alex F. 
 Shriver, Orval. 
 Sims, Rudolph. 
 Slocum, Clyde. 
 Smith, B. Earl. 
 
 Snow, Lyle W. 
 
 Stewart, John T. 
 Tawney, Oliver. 
 Vancell, Gustav. 
 Weaver, James E. 
 Weaver, Henry D. 
 Whitaker, Harry H. 
 Williford, James C. 
 Wilson, Comet N. 
 Wren, Earl. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Keeth, William T., 
 discharged. 
 McArthur, Marshall A., 
 
 died. 
 McGill, Charles E., 
 transferred. 
 Neylon, James, Jr., 
 discharged. 
 Pancoast, Kester C., 
 discharged. 
 Tracy, Robert L., 
 discharged. ° 
 White, Elmer G., 
 discharged. 
 Wren, Clair E., 
 discharged. 
 
 At Paola, May 30, 1918, Company C participated in Memorial services with the Grand 
 
 Army of the Republic. 
 
 On July 4, 1918, it was reviewed by Governor Capper and Adjutant General Charles S. 
 
 Huffman at Olathe. Three battalions were present. 
 
 Company C won first honors in the ex- 
 
 hibition drill. The organization was well entertained with a fine dinner by the ladies of Olathe. 
 
 The organization went to La Cygne county fair on August 29, 1918, and in competition 
 with several other state guard companies, won first prize—a large United States flag. We 
 were splendidly entertained for dinner and supper by the Red Cross ladies of La Cygne. 
 
 The unit attended the Franklin county fair at Ottawa on September 18, 1918, and in com- 
 petition with five state guard companies, it won first honors—a cash prize of $200. 
 
 On November 11, 1918, in Paola, the company had charge of celebrating the signing of 
 the Armistice, and at night it went to Spring Hill and participated in the celebration at that 
 
 place—a big time. The Kaiser was hanged and burned in effigy. 
 
 The company was never defeated in any competition and was always ready for a contest. 
 On July 28 the company was called to protect the county jail against a threatened mob. 
 Members responded well, but no mob appeared. The unit was called out again to run down 
 
38 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Company “OC,” 6TH BaTraLion, Paoua—Concluded. 
 
 train robbers. It was a fruitless chase, as the call came too late and the robbers escaped to 
 Kansas City. 
 
 A full company was maintained from date of organization to muster-out. It was equipped 
 with uniform, shoes, shirts, and forty old Springfield rifles. We had a fine armory, and en- 
 
 tertainments were given to pay expenses. All debts were paid; $300 in treasury. Members 
 have been loyal. 
 
 HEADQUARTERS, (TH BATTALION, OLATHE. 
 Major: 
 James S. Pellett. 
 
 No activities reported. 
 
 Company “A,” 7tH Barration, Olathe. 
 
 Captain: Privates: Privates—Concluded. 
 Ernest W. Miller. Alderson, Samuel W. Knox, Eldon. 
 . , Anderson, Harry R. Kueg, Charles S. 
 First Lieutenant : Anderson, Howard. Lawson, James E. 
 Homer M. Limbird. Appleby, A. B. Limbird, Richard. 
 Bradshaw, John O. Little, Chauncy B. 
 Second Lieutenant: Sey Parker W. eae as & 
 ’ arter, George E. Loquet, Arthur C. 
 sober aiean Clark, Harry. oe ee Es 
 ; : Cooms, Guyune, B. acaubrie, Arthur R. 
 meee Dawris, Carlton. McGee, Will H. 
 Payne, Carman G. Dawson, Austin J. Pelham, Ezekiel, 
 Dixon, Hugh M. Philip, Alfred. 
 Sergeant : Evans, George. Philip, James W. 
 Nelson, Al. Fay, Rolland Cecil. Prather, Ernest R. 
 Frey, Clement V. Rush, Earl R. 
 Corporals: Frye, Chauncy. she ear EA 
 Bunyan, Harry. Garrett, Earl N. shelton, R. L. 
 Denby, William. Hardin, Frank E. Smith, Edward D. 
 Evans, J. Al. Glover, Ellis. Swank, Clem A. 
 Prather, Verne J. Henderson, George G. Vigour, Ernest J. 
 Hill, Albert N. Waddell, Ross M. 
 Artificer: House, Frank L. Watson, William 8. 
 Allen, J. J. Howland, Sanford P. 
 LOSSES. 
 Captain: Privates: Privates—Concluded. 
 James S. Pellett, Harness, Jesse, discharged. Lawson, Walter E., died. 
 promoted. Hershey, James H., Redinger, Frank, 
 discharged. : discharged. 
 Corporal: 
 Sanford, Lewis W., 
 discharged. 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Company A drilled at least once each week. The 7th Battalion drilled two or three times 
 a month, assisting in conducting officers and noncommissioned officers’ school once each week. 
 Men, subject to military service, were given fundamental training in the school of the soldier. 
 Manual of arms, squad leading and all close-order drill in units up to the battalion. We 
 took up guard duty, informal guard mount, bayonet work, and spent considerable time on 
 open order drill, skirmish, etc. This instruction proved valuable to many of our men who 
 were taken in the federal service. We assisted in Liberty loan and Red Cross drives and in 
 various patriotic celebrations staged at different times and battalion parades. On the Fourth 
 of July we passed in review before Governor Capper and Adjutant General Huffman. At 
 various times we furn‘shed guard details for government aéroplanes which alighted in this 
 vicinity. The company furnished military escorts at two funcrals of men who died in United 
 States service, and escorts to various draft contingents as they were called. We furnished 
 military police at several celebrations of various kinds and conducted several successful cele- 
 brations—-one on the Fourth of July, and another on Armistice Day. 
 
Kansas State Guard. 
 
 39 
 
 Company “B,” 77H Barraion, Olathe. 
 
 Captain: 
 
 George W. Norris. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Adolph Conerus. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Lindsay Harper. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 Ewing, Charles. 
 
 Millikan, Branson. 
 
 Paulson, Henry. 
 
 Corporals: 
 Moberly, Hobart. 
 
 Ott, Harold. 
 Root, Henry. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Allison, Kenneth. 
 Allsup, Harry. 
 Anderson, O. R. 
 Caenen, R. F. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Carberry, Andrew. 
 Cooper, Steven. 
 Copeland, Harry. 
 Coulter, Ray. 
 Crane, Jasper. 
 Davidson, J. L. 
 Denly, Harry. 
 Dennis, Carlton. 
 Divelbiss, Nathan. 
 Donohoo, Glenn. 
 Duguid, John. 
 Edgar, J. D. 
 Francke, E. A. 
 Gardner, Frank. 
 Garwood, Fred. 
 Gillihan, Albert. 
 Gillihan, Clarence. 
 Gilhan, Harry. 
 Goodloe, Earl. 
 Hannon, Ralph. 
 Mathany, Clarence. 
 Metzel, Frank. 
 Moore, W. 
 Murphy, Harold. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 McGee, Harvey. 
 Oliver, Oliver. 
 Pickering, I. A. 
 Plummer, Joe R. 
 Powell, Arthur. 
 Rhoades, William J. 
 Richardson, Austin. 
 Robinson, Fred. 
 Rogers, Bert H. 
 Rowland, Joe. 
 Simons, EH. A. 
 Smead, Harold. 
 Spalek, Peter. 
 Steele, Fred. 
 Storch, Frank. 
 Sutlief, George. 
 Thompson, H. G. 
 Tippin, Dr. 
 Townley, Roy. 
 Trotter, Samuel. 
 Truppe, Caspar. 
 Victor, Edward. 
 Waddell, Max. 
 Weber, W. H. 
 
 Company B drilled once a week. Average time put in at each drill, two hours. A bat- 
 
 talion drill was held about twice per month. 
 
 School for commissioned officers was held once 
 
 each week; noncommissioned officers’ school was held once each week. Acted as an escort 
 
 to each contingent called into federal service from this county, and assisted in raising funds 
 for the Red Cross, as well as participating in all Liberty loan parades. On Decoration Day 
 the company acted under orders of the commanding officer of the Grand Army of the Re- 
 public, during thir ceremonies. Guard duty was performed on several government aéroplanes 
 which landed at Olathe and stayed over night. As one of the units of the 7th Battalion, 
 Company B passed in review before Governor Arthur Capper on July 4, 1918, at Olathe, 
 Kan. Guard duty was performed on the several war exhibit trains while in Olathe. 
 
40 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Company “C,” 7rH Barration, Olathe. 
 
 Captain: 
 Harlan D. Lanter. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Wyatt E. Hayes. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Bert Gilbert. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Hedrick, Frank D. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 Ayres, Nelson B. 
 
 Brown, Nathaniel Ross. 
 
 Moll, Roy W. 
 
 Corporals: 
 Beckett, T. E. 
 Caswell, Jesse C. 
 Grogan, George L. 
 Hunt, W. A. 
 Moore, William H. 
 Thiele, Julius, 
 White, Frank B. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Smith, W. Clarence, 
 discharged. 
 Sergeant: 
 
 Morrison, Earl L., 
 discharged. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Enright, John Francis, 
 discharged. 
 
 Martin, D. L., discharged. 
 
 Rheem, R. H., 
 discharged. 
 
 Sherrard, Guy H., died. 
 
 Cook: 
 
 Cromwell, Ben D. 
 
 Musician: 
 
 Dent, Roy F. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Anderson, Charles H. 
 Beckett, Alf R. 
 Berrey, Will. 
 Brockway, S. M. 
 Bronson, D. E. 
 Buchholtz, Harry F. W. 
 Cantrall, C. J. 
 Carroll, BE. G. 
 Carver, Earl. 
 Chamberlain, Marvin H. 
 Cooper, Ernest. 
 Couch, Vesper C. 
 Cubbison, John G. 
 Denman, E. G. 
 Dolisi, E. C. 
 Enright, Timothy. 
 Ernst, Paul 8. 
 
 Frye, Westfall W. 
 Gardner, Henry N. 
 Goddard, C. 
 
 Harley, Sper 
 Hitchcock, Charles E. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Musician: 
 
 Ott, Darius Ralph, 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Anderson, William, 
 discharged. 
 
 Burke, Edmund F., 
 discharged. 
 
 Deshazer, E. F., 
 discharged. 
 
 Hamill, Lloyd, discharged. 
 
 Hammond, Albert, 
 discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Huggins, Walter M. 
 Hundley, Robert C, 
 Johnson, Charles. 
 Johnson, Frank M. 
 Jones, W. F. 
 
 Kelly, J. V. 
 
 Kennedy, John Wilbur. 
 Mahaffie, Clarence H. 
 Martens, Henry. 
 
 Moll, Claud. 
 
 Murray, R. C. 
 McKaig, Arthur E. 
 Neuhart, Arthur E. 
 Pretz, Otto. 
 
 Redding, Earl H. 
 Reitz, William. 
 Russell, Glenn E. 
 Searcy, W. W. 
 
 Snepp, John Howard. 
 Van Goethem, Julien E. 
 Van Goethem, Maurice H. 
 Vaughn, D. W. 
 
 Ward, John Anderson. 
 Wilkerson, John M. . 
 Wood, Harrison B. 
 Woodard, J. J. 
 
 Yotz, Joseph Paul. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Hollenback, Frank P. 
 discharged. 
 Hunter, Robert J., 
 discharged. 
 Keenan, Robert S., 
 discharged. 
 Kenton, Harry J., 
 discharged. 
 Moberly, Hobart, 
 transferred. 
 Van Giethem, J.S., 
 discharged. 
 
 Company C drilled once a week. Average time put in at each drill, two hours. 
 
 The 7th Battalion drill held from one to three times per month. School for commissioned 
 officers held once a week; noncommissioned officer school, also, held once a week. The com- 
 pany acted as an escort to each contingent called into federal service from this county, and 
 assisted in raising funds for the Red Cross, as well as participating in Liberty loan parades.. 
 On Decoration Day the company acted under orders of the commanding officer of the Grand 
 Army of the Republic during their ceremonies. Guard duty was performed on government 
 airplanes which landed at Olathe and stayed overnight. As one of the units of the 7th 
 Battalion, Company C passed in review before Governor Capper on July 4, 1919, at Olathe, 
 Kan. Guard duty was performed on war-exhibit trains while in Olathe. 
 
Kansas State Guard. 41 
 
 Company “D,” 77H Barrauion, Olathe. 
 
 Captain: Privates: Privates—C oncluded. 
 
 H. O. Woodbury. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 _Howard Hershey. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Gras, George W. 
 Gray, Ralph. 
 Moore, Albert. 
 McClintock, H. S. 
 
 Roberts, G. Arthur. 
 
 Corporals: 
 Collard, E. Bert. 
 Francke, Ed. 
 
 Hendrix, Price. 
 Rennick, Elmer J. 
 Scott, O. J. 
 Wilson, Harry S. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Mickie, Earnest, 
 discharged. 
 
 Allison, Aaron. 
 Ames, Earl. 
 Blankenbeker, William. 
 Childs, A. B. 
 Collier, W. S. 
 Delfo, Frank. 
 Duke, J. F. 
 Eldridge, Charles. 
 Fick, Henry. 
 Fisher, Scott. 
 Frey, W. L. 
 Fulton, Robert. 
 Gillahan, James. 
 Hannon, W. S. 
 Hartley, Guy. 
 Hershey, Isaac H. 
 Kessler, James. 
 King, Ralph. 
 Lanter, F. R. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Petry, W. S., discharged. 
 Wright, H. C., discharged. 
 
 Losh, William. 
 Mahaffie, H. C. 
 Mahaffie, Ira. 
 Moberly, Lester. 
 Norton, H. 8. 
 Philips, Carl. 
 Pickering, Fred. 
 Ruppelius, Harold. 
 Ryan, Je 
 Scrimer, M. M. 
 Swackhimor, J. E. 
 Ward, George. 
 Williams, Frank. 
 
 Scott, Ralph, discharged. 
 
 Company D rendered no statement of any war-time activities. 
 
 Company “E,” 7tH Batrauion, Olathe. 
 
 Captain: 
 Powers G. Porter. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Joe Fanon. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 William Ferbey. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Barnett, Charley. 
 Jones, Dwight. 
 Pratt, Sam. 
 Robinson, Albert. 
 Walker, Charley. 
 
 Company E participated in the second Liberty loan campaign. 
 
 Corporal: 
 Pratt, Bennie. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Baker, Harvey. 
 Beechum, Charley. 
 Bruce, John. 
 Bruce, Ollie. 
 Bruce, Russel. 
 Caldwell, Lawrence. 
 Cartwright, John. 
 Duncan, Freeman. 
 Fuel, Captain. 
 Fuel, Clarence. 
 Glover, Arbie. 
 Holmes, James. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Jackson, Andrew. 
 Jenkins, Eugene. 
 Lewis, Albert. 
 Lewis, Claude. 
 Lublett, Arthur. 
 Manlove, Arthur. 
 Manlove, Joe. 
 Pratt, John. 
 Robinson, Edward. 
 Rollins, Walter. 
 Tolbert, Buddy. 
 Walker, Harry. 
 White, Frank. 
 
42 
 
 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Company “F,” 7TH Batrauion, Merriam. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 William L. Pattison. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Charles Loomis. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Candill, Millard F. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Bartberger, E. G. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Beazell, Howard. 
 Blanton, Lester. 
 Meyer, X. Ouray. 
 McLeod, C. V. 
 White, David H. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Bartberger, W. C. 
 Blattman, A. J. 
 Fraser, Albert E. 
 Garnett, Floyd S. 
 Johnson, R. C. 
 McAnany, R. A. 
 McShane, L. L. 
 Stark, L. H. 
 
 Bugler: 
 Meyers, Walter. 
 
 Captains: 
 Crist Neiman, resigned. 
 Ridley S. Peirson, 
 resigned. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Ely, C. C., discharged. 
 Goddard, C., discharged. 
 Hill, Winnit, discharged. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Cochran, G. D., 
 discharged. 
 
 Coleman, Paul, discharged. 
 
 Collin, George Alfred, 
 discharged. 
 
 Earnshaw, H., discharged. 
 
 Fleming, 8S. L., discharged. 
 
 Flinn, Frank, discharged. 
 
 Foster, Carl, discharged. 
 
 Foster, F. R., discharged. 
 
 Garrett, Gilbert, 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates: 
 Abbott, David R. 
 Acker, Fred. 
 Alden, Dell M. 
 Alden, Will. 
 Alden, Willis. 
 Andrews, A. C. 
 Briggs, Arthur. 
 Brown, C. 
 Brown, Clarence. 
 Burns, George. 
 Campbell, J. M. 
 Cessna, G. H. 
 Cessna, Phillips. 
 Cox, L. A 
 Curry, 
 Davis, 
 Davis, 
 Davis, ; 
 Davis, T. W. 
 Earnshaw, Harry L. 
 Earnshaw, Robert. 
 Eddie, Albert. 
 Evans, W. C. 
 Fairhurst, James B. 
 Fisher, Ben. 
 Fisher, D._U. 
 Diva, db ING 
 Flood, Glenn. 
 Foster, Frank B. 
 Fromer, Warner. 
 Fronel, H. M. 
 Gastle, William. 
 Goddard, George W. 
 Goddard, Raymond. 
 Gueren, A. W. 
 Heaton, W. H. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Gillham, John W., 
 discharged. 
 
 Hammer, M. C., 
 discharged. 
 
 Huntington, F. W., 
 discharged. 
 
 Jones, Freemont. 
 discharged. 
 
 Johnson, Novbert Z., 
 discharged. 
 
 Johnson, Pete, discharged. 
 
 Kuoff, Henry R., 
 discharged. 
 
 Lawrie, Chester, 
 discharged. 
 
 Loy, N. W., discharged. 
 
 Martens, Henry, : 
 discharged. 
 
 Mullen, Hugh, discharged. 
 
 McCoy, John M., 
 discharged. 
 
 McMullen, Willard, 
 discharged. 
 
 Company F furnished no report as to activities. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Hoas, R. W. 
 Holmberg, Arthur. 
 Holmberg, Bert. 
 Horner, H. H. 
 Johnson, Fred. 
 Johnson, George E. 
 Keating, Jermiah. 
 Kiser, Harvey M. 
 Kiser, John E. 
 Koehler, George N. 
 Lahman, John. 
 Larsen, R. O. 
 Layman, HE. W. 
 Lowry, Thomas. 
 Mangold, William C. 
 Miller, Henry J. 
 Munns, J. H. 
 McAnany, Patrick D. 
 Page, Robert E. 
 Penchy, H. 
 
 Peters, William. 
 Seclenthaler, G. P. 
 Smith, A. M. 
 Spencer, William F., 
 Staggs, W. E. 
 Steinbaugh, Frank. 
 Tarr, John D. 
 
 Terry, Gifford V. 
 VandeMiller, Charles C. 
 Wager, John C. 
 Wallegan, Art. 
 Watson, Clem L. 
 Whipple, Clarence F. 
 White, John J. 
 Williams, Paul H. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Pearson, A. A., discharged. 
 
 Price, Gus, discharged. 
 
 Sherman, A. L., 
 discharged. 
 
 Shotswell, John, 
 discharged. 
 
 Smith, John M., 
 discharged. 
 
 Stevans, Austin, 
 discharged. 
 
 Stork, C. H., discharged. 
 
 Sutton, D. F., discharged. 
 
 Thompson, L. E., 
 discharged. 
 
 Thompson, Rufus, 
 discharged. 
 
 Whitfield, C. L., 
 discharged. 
 
 Willson, George, 
 discharged. * 
 
 Wise, H. S., discharged. 
 
 Yotz, J. P., discharged. 
 
Kansas State Guard. 
 
 43 
 
 Company “G,” 7TH Barraiion, Spring Hill. 
 
 Captain: 
 Robert B. Nelson. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Ralph Davis. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Fred H. Ricketts. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Wilson, Ernest L. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 
 Sowers, George S. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 West, Carl M. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Coons, Paul O. 
 Dillon, David W. 
 Ellis, George T. 
 Lemen, John F. 
 Miller, Chester W. 
 Mossman, F. E. 
 MeVey, Roy. 
 Simpson, G. A. 
 Timmons, A. O. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Beattie, O. H. 
 Boice, Robert O. 
 Braden, James 
 Brown, Cecil F. 
 Brown, Ellis. 
 Brown, Elrod. 
 Brown, Frank E. 
 Brown, James E. 
 Bunger, A. C. 
 
 Privates: 
 Beaver, Bruce A., 
 
 Beaver, Dr. H. M., 
 discharged. 
 
 Bryan, Stanford, 
 discharged. 
 
 Cuddeback, Frank J., 
 
 discharged. 
 Foote, Harry E., 
 
 discharged. 
 Hartley, Wilbur L., 
 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Centrall, William M. 
 Chamberlin, Gayle. 
 Chamberlin, H. H. 
 Chamberlin, Lewis. 
 Coffia, Terry C. 
 Conn, Albert. 
 
 Conn, Earl H. 
 
 Cook, George W. 
 Cooper, W. H., Jr. 
 Craig, Jecob H. 
 Dalzell, E. Howard. 
 Dalzell, Harry. 
 Deseamus, George W. 
 Dever, C. Olin. 
 Dickey, Beryl. 
 Dillon, James E. 
 Drury, John. 
 Duffield, Elmer W. 
 Duffield, J. Grant. 
 Duffield, Robert F. 
 Eagan, "Dr. R. E. 
 Edwards, R. F. 
 Ernst, Martin O. 
 Fisher, Lawrence W. 
 Fisher, Wilbur. 
 Flanders, Truman E. 
 Foote, John P. 
 Gast, Edward G. 
 Gay, Edward G. 
 Hartley, B. F. 
 Hartley, Homer. 
 Heazeltine, Roswell. 
 Helm, R. R 
 
 Hines, Alexander. 
 Hines, Thomas. 
 Holdren, David H. 
 Hoover, Marsh E. 
 Johnson, Rev. N. S. 
 Jones, Henry B. 
 Longenecker, Vernon O. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Jobe, Jesse, died. 
 Johnson, Thomas W., 
 discharged. 
 Morris, Glenn R., 
 discharged. 
 Payne, Donald P., 
 discharged. 
 
 Ramey, Roy, discharged. 
 
 Russell, John E 
 discharged. 
 Smith, Charles H., 
 discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—C oncluded. 
 
 Minnick, Charles H. 
 Minnick, Ray E. 
 Mossman, Harry E. 
 Mower, Samuel. 
 MeVey, Thomas J. 
 Neff, Homer H. 
 Nelson, James L. 
 Nelson, Stephen A. 
 Newton, Lambert. 
 Nicholson, M. L. 
 Nicholson, Thomas H. 
 Palmer, Willard C. 
 Payne, Roy H. 
 Phegley, Roy. 
 Posten © ee 
 Ramey, George. 
 Rennick, George C. 
 Roofe, Paul G. 
 Rush, William R. 
 Russell, J. B. 
 Samuels, Russell G. 
 Shepard, C. Otto. 
 Smiser, Arthur A. 
 Smith, Eddie E. 
 Stiles, Bert. 
 
 Stiles, Osman. 
 Strickland, Clarence. 
 Thomas, Dr. O. Carl. 
 Thomas, Roy. 
 Tisdale, Lloyd. 
 Weir, Charles. 
 Weir, Grant G. 
 Weir, Samuel A. 
 Willerpon John E. 
 Wilkerson, William F. 
 Williams, Thomas. 
 Wilson, Floyd J. 
 Wirt, William B. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Smith, Rev. Legh R., 
 discharged. 
 
 Stanley, John H., 
 discharged. 
 
 Stiles, Floyd M., 
 discharged. 
 
 Stiles, Vernon, discharged. 
 
 Weir, George G., 
 discharged. 
 
 Weir, Theodore, 
 
 Weir, Earl J., discharged. 
 
 Company G drilled every Monday night after organization until the influenza stopped it 
 
 in November, 1918 
 
 The unit took second honors in the grand review before the adjutant general at Olathe, 
 
 Kan., July 4, 1918. 
 
 Conducted military funerals at Spring Hill for Harry Foote, Jesse Jobe and Arthur Laneer. 
 
 Assisted in conducting two military funerals at Gardner, Kan., 
 
 for Harry Modlin and Earl 
 
 Ashworth. Also assisted in conducting military funeral at Antioch, Kan., for Wm. Mark 
 
 Everett. 
 
 The organization received $50 from Johnson county commissioners which was given to 
 
 Spring Hill city for the purpose of preparing a parade ground. 
 
 Gave $15 to war workers campaign. _ / ; ; 
 Cleaned up the business alleys of Spring Hill for the old boxes, etc., which were used_in 
 burning the Kaiser in effigy at the jubilee celebration when the armistice was signed on No- 
 
 vember 11, 1918. 
 
44 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 HEapquarters, 8TH BaTTaLion, Russell. 
 
 Major: 
 P. A. Peterson. 
 
 Captain and Adjutant: 
 M. R. Smith. 
 
 No activities reported. 
 
 Captain and Supply Officer: 
 
 J. E. Missemer. 
 
 Captain and Surgeon: 
 
 R. A. Stewart. 
 
 Company “A,” 8tH Barrauion, Russell. 
 
 Captain: 
 Marshall E. Darby. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Oscar Ostrum. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Andrew J. Francis. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Phlegar, Ben G. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Miller, Vincent H. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Farrell, John S. 
 Landon, Dean 8. 
 St. John, Laurence E. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Dishman, Clarence L. 
 Dumler, George H. 
 Hollinger, Clarence A. 
 Linihan, Francis E. 
 Statan, James J. 
 
 Musicians: 
 Dawson, Ernest E. 
 St. Aubyn, Ernst L. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Beardsley, Loyd J., 
 discharged. 
 
 Rupenthal, Lloyd H., 
 discharged. 
 
 Corporal: 
 
 Johnson, Charles L., 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Brandenburg, Celous E., 
 
 discharged. 
 Brandenburg, Laurel, 
 died. 
 
 Brandenburg, Sylvanus E., 
 
 discharged. 
 Champion, Samuel C., 
 discharged. 
 
 Artificer: 
 
 Aubert, Wiliam M. 
 Cooks: 
 
 Dutt, Rean. 
 
 Evans, Fred W. 
 
 Privates: 
 Bashor, Mark. 
 
 Brandenburg, Earl D. 
 
 Brown, Emerson J. 
 Brown, George R. 
 Burkey, Francis G. 
 Butler, Herbert A. 
 Carter, Lester R. 
 Crissman, Owen. 
 Darby, Edgar M. 
 Dowdy, William A. 
 Dumler, Alex. 
 Dumler, Edward. 
 Dumm, ‘Paul. 
 
 Eddy, David F. 
 Eddy, David W. 
 Ely, Albert O. 
 Frank, Rudolph L. 
 Frazier, William H. 
 Fuller, A. D. . 
 Furthmeyer, Adolph, 
 Gee, Adam D. 
 Gookin, Franklin C. 
 Herren, Benjamin F. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Deil, Jacob E., 
 discharged. 
 Dill, Lloyd, 
 discharged. 
 Dumler, Conrad, 
 discharged. 
 Fleming, Almus, 
 discharged. 
 Havis, Roy C., 
 discharged. 
 Jack, Robert F., 
 discharged. 
 Loftis, Patrick, 
 discharged. 
 Meier, Carl, 
 discharged. 
 Morris, Wilbur H., 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Hildebrand, Charles. 
 Hoover, Kalvin. 
 Jacoby, Herbert J. 
 Linihan, John. 
 Machin, Floyd R. 
 Mai, Adam G. 
 Mai, Julius A. 
 Miles, Lewis G. 
 Miller, George. 
 Mount, John B. 
 McVey, Perry. 
 O’Brien, James E. 
 Overly, George W. 
 Overly, Leland. 
 Reddig, Tracy D. 
 Richardson, John. 
 Roe, Clayton A. 
 Roe, Frank. 
 
 Roe, William J. 
 
 - Rogg, Allie C. 
 
 Rogg, George M. 
 Shaffer, Charles W. 
 Scott, M. Francis. 
 St. Aubyn, Everett. 
 Wolf, Charles. 
 Wood, Ben SS. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Munsell, Everett, 
 discharged. 
 McKeen, Dick, 
 discharged. 
 Olson, Ture, 
 discharged. 
 Preble, LaVelle H., 
 discharged. 
 St. John, William, 
 discharged. 
 Stoppel, Henry, 
 discharged. 
 Vosburg, Willis A. 
 discharged. 
 Wentworth, Hiram H., 
 discharged. 
 
Kansas State Guard. 45 
 
 Company “A,” 8TH BarraLtion, RusseLtL—Concluded. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 From June 8 to June 20, Company A acted as escort, collectors and solicitors in Salvation 
 Army drive, introducing Doctor Knowles to the gatherings at the various points in Russell 
 county. 
 
 The company guarded the mill and elevators, also, railroad yards from June 22 to July 22, 
 and succeeded in putting out fires in three wheat fields started by trains. ; 
 
 Worked under city chief of police during county fair. 
 
 Assisted in collecting funds from the Red Cross slackers. 
 
 Met and welcomed all patriotic speakers. Arranged for and stood the expense of two— 
 Judge Blundon of Salina, and return trip of Doctor Knowles. Escorted each contingent of 
 national army to the station and assisted to entrain same. 
 
 The unit acted as guard to protect George Helver, Russian-German of threatened hang- 
 ing, at request of the mayor, also guarded the city reservoir from June 20 to July 20, at re- 
 quest of city, and was paid for same by the city. 
 
 Bought ribbons and presented them to the draft board to pin on the men of the National 
 Army, which were used as markers, having ‘‘National Army” printed on them. 
 
 Attended battalion drill on September 11, battalion review and inspect on on September 
 
 25, competitive drill by the battalion on October 6, and assisted at five funerals, furnished 
 firmg squad and military escort for the same. 
 
 Company “B,” 8TH Bartraion, Lucas. 
 
 Captain: 
 O. L. Walmer. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 M. L. Waycraft. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 M. G. Rodrick. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Harshbarger, R. M. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 Keeney, W. E. 
 
 Lb a ahseer Robert. 
 
 Fowler, R 
 
 Corporals: 
 Bollier, Clifford. 
 Smith, Merritt. 
 Sperry, H. B. 
 Tilzey, Marvin. 
 Vaughn, Clarence. 
 
 Band: 
 
 Carbenier, H. H. 
 Cook, Ray. 
 Harris, Bert. 
 Leach, C. C. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Franzen, P. N. discharged. 
 Williams, S. A., discharged. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Barr, F. O., discharged. 
 
 Baustian, Bryan M., 
 discharged. 
 
 Buchan, T. J., discharged. 
 
 Band—Concluded. 
 
 Richolson, Leon. 
 Torrence, Lee. 
 Torrence, L. L. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Armsbury, Dwight T. 
 Bland, C. R. 
 Brooks, G. E. 
 Brown, H. L. 
 Buehler, Elmer. 
 Campbell, A. E. 
 Chard, Marion. 
 Cooper, Emmet. 
 Daily, James. 
 Dengate, R. H. 
 Dick, W. L. 
 Dinsmoor, H. W. 
 Fowler, C. A. 
 Gibson, Orva. 
 Harris, Robert. 
 Harshbarger, J. M. 
 Heinze, Alex. 
 Heinze, Carl. 
 Herber, Ernest. 
 Jay, F. F 
 Kvasniska, Ben. 
 Kvasniska, Charles. 
 Loper, C. W. 
 McMillen, Francis. 
 McMillen, Otis. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Chard, E. C., discharged. 
 
 Cooper, Galen E., 
 discharged. 
 
 Johnson, S. C., discharged. 
 Jordan, H. T., discharged. 
 
 McElravy, J. H. 
 discharged. 
 MeMullin, J. L., 
 discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 MeMillen, Wm. 
 McMillen, William. 
 McMullin, Floyd. 
 McMullin, Victor. 
 McMurry, Carl. 
 Mansfield, Henry. 
 Meitler, Henry. 
 Mintier, Lane. 
 Moore, Merrit. 
 Mosher, Ralph. 
 Nelson, A. C. 
 Neuvert, David. 
 Novak, Frank. 
 Oschwald, Robert. 
 Pauley, G. R. 
 Scriven, C. G. 
 Scriven, J. M. 
 Shirley, Lee. 
 Sims, Raymond. 
 Smith, Dan. 
 Smith, M. E. 
 Snyder, Ivan. 
 Sumner, C. A. 
 Thrapp, A. T. 
 Tidball, ——— 
 Tidball, O. R. 
 Tilzey, Henry. 
 Twibell, John A. 
 Wilcox, H. W. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Markel, W. S., discharged. 
 Reece, J. E., discharged. 
 Rollins, Walter S., 
 discharged. 
 Scriven, L. S., discharged. 
 Smith, W. C., discharged. 
 Vaughn, D. E., discharged. 
 Wendland, F. W., 
 discharged. 
 
 The personnel of Company B, with few exceptions, were very faithful in attendance at 
 drills, and the organization rendered invaluable service to state and country in preserving 
 order in this community. 
 
46 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Company “C,” 8TH Batrauion, Dorrance. 
 
 First Sergeant: Privates: Privates—Concluded. 
 Piper, J. S. Anspaugh, Lee. Kendall, C. 
 Anspaugh, S. F. Hepka, H. 
 j Banworth, P. Killian, A. 
 Rergomuis Betts, M.’ Kuhnle, W. 
 Coffeen, F. C. Betts, N. Miller, H. 
 Cooper, Ray. Bisterfeld, C. Patterson, F. 
 Briggs, E. Peebley, Charles. 
 Corporals: BEE W. ces J. 
 rown, J. eed, J. 
 fa eR Bryan, H. G. Shilts, E 
 Kuhnle, iii Bunker, George. Smith, Bert. 
 Sahil. H. W Bunker, James. Sprinkle, (Oho ae, 
 Weekley ae Donavan, G. Steinle, A. A. 
 Wilsan cite Duryee, M. Steinle, D. F. 
 Be Flemming, H. Steinle, Will. 
 : Garrett, L. Stumph, Donald. 
 Artificer : Golliart, N. Talhelm, A. 
 Craine, L. O. Goodnough, E. Veverka, Tony. 
 Heinze, Dave. Washburn, E. 
 Hettler, A. G. Weekley, John. 
 LOSSES. 
 Captain: Privates: Privates—Concluded. 
 L. H. Nimps, discharged. Anspaugh, D. D., Garrett, Charles, 
 discharged. discharged. 
 Sergeant: Anspaugh, M. M.., Howard, Jess., Ase 
 ; discharged. Major, H., discharged. 
 See cee Banworth, M., discharged. Steinle, Fred D., 
 Wisiciaie: Briggs, Harlow, discharged. discharged. 
 
 Dewey Peck diachareed: Bunker, Fred, discharged. 
 
 White, Charles, discharged. 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Company C rounded up some pro-Germans and brought them to a patriotic speech at 
 oe the speaker solocited funds to help support the work of the Salvation Army at the 
 SARC Mis” 
 
 The unit held a patriotic meeting at which local talent and a returned Canadian soldier 
 gave rousing talks. The company gave an exhibition drill, served an ‘‘army style’ dinner, and 
 raised funds for local work. Patrolled elevators several nights at the time many were being 
 burned over the country by the “‘pro”’ element; passed resolution and tried in several ways to 
 suppress the use of the German language on ‘the streets and in the communty; caused the 
 service of one camp meeting which was to have been given in the German language to be 
 preached in English. 
 
Kansas State Guard. 
 
 47 
 
 Company “D,” 8TH Barrauion, Luray. 
 
 Captain: 
 Opie O. Mowrey. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 W. EH. Paugburn. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 George Schurr. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Cullins, E. T. 
 
 Supply Sergeant: 
 Glasgow, A. G. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Fowler, A. W. 
 
 Glasgow, R. H. 
 Hickman, Mare. 
 Rose, Mark. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Belveal, Glen. 
 Buster, Virgil. 
 @hatam. Rass: 
 Gile, R. R. 
 
 Hickman, Walter V. 
 
 O’Leary, J. A. 
 Reiss, John, Jr. 
 Rose, John. 
 Schurr, Bert. 
 Schurr, F. E. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Johnson, Roy L., 
 discharged. 
 
 Lawler, A. W., discharged. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Cullens, Harry, discharged. 
 Olson, H. M., discharged. 
 
 Musicians: 
 
 Lewis, R. M., discharged. 
 
 Ramsey, Flavius, 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Belveal, J. L., discharged. 
 
 Cooks: 
 
 Quigley, B. B. 
 Webster, Lyman. 
 
 Musicians: 
 
 Cochran, E. M. 
 Quigley, Ratio. 
 
 Artificer: 
 
 Griffin, E. S. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Beach, Wilford. 
 Brown, D. N. 
 Bryan, James A. 
 Buckmaster, W. D. 
 Buster, Cecil. 
 Byerly, Jesse. 
 Cochrum, Ben. 
 Cochrun, W. D. 
 Conway, Felix. 
 Cullen, J. S. 
 Daniels, E. C. 
 Daniels, George. 
 Dawdy, George. 
 Dewe, John. 
 Ballis) (GarP: 
 Fallis, O. R. 
 Fritts, Clarence. 
 Fritts, Walter. 
 Grammon, Will. 
 Gray, Clarence. 
 Good, Fred. 
 Hawes, Elmer. 
 Holcomb, O. E. 
 Hoops, Lewis. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Bollinger, G. F., 
 discharged. 
 Brandt, F. H., deserted. 
 Burch, Charley, discharged. 
 Burch, Harry, discharged. 
 Cave, Earl, discharged. 
 Cochrun, Carl, discharged. 
 Fields, C. H., discharged. 
 Floria, C. H., discharged. 
 Gebhardt, Adolph, 
 deserted. 
 Giradat, William, 
 resigned. 
 Glasgow, L. B., discharged. 
 Knapp, J. P., discharged. 
 Maupin, C. C., discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Hubbard, O. D. 
 Jenkins, Frank. 
 Kimble, John. 
 King, Roy. 
 Kruger, August. 
 Lee, Roy. 
 LeWallin, C. E. 
 Lockhart, Clarence. 
 Mansfield, W. C. 
 Markley, A. L. 
 Markley, E. H. 
 Markley, Merle. 
 Markley, Scott. 
 Missimer, Jacob. 
 Missimer, Verne. 
 McGlasson, EF. F. 
 O’Brien, E. E. 
 Paschal, Albert. 
 Prather, Cecil. 
 Ramy, Floyd. 
 Ramy, Robert. 
 Reiss, E. A. 
 Reiss, James. 
 Richardson, W. A. 
 Rose, Abe. 
 
 Rose, Thomas. 
 Schurr, W. D. 
 Smith, Charles E. 
 Stellson, H. E. 
 VanScoyoe, J. M. 
 VanScoyoe, L. V. 
 Weller, Garnet. 
 Wells, E. H. 
 White, George L. 
 Wilkerson, George. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 McKnight, William, 
 discharged. 
 
 Nelson, N. N. L., 
 discharged. 
 
 Rueger, R. G., discharged. 
 
 Sanford, B. K., discharged. 
 
 Schurr, John, discharged. 
 
 Schurr, O. R., discharged. 
 
 Schurr, Ralph, discharged. 
 
 Shafstall, R. L., 
 discharged. 
 
 Stevenson, O. L., 
 discharged. 
 
 Tabler, C. J., discharged. 
 
 Walker, R. H., discharged. 
 
 Wilson, M. R., discharged, 
 
 Company D performed guard duty in the city of Luray, including elevators, railroad oil 
 
 tanks, etc..: 
 
 Decoration services were conducted on May 30 of 1918 and 1919. Fs 
 The unit participating in the Salvation Army campaign, escorting Liberty loan speakers, 
 also other men of military importance. 
 
48 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Company “E,” 87TH Batraion, Paradise. 
 
 Captain: 
 Fred L. Benfield. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Tylie W. Martin. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 
 George E. Hendershott. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Hockett, Penn. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Bourn, Elbert. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 Booth, Brooks, 
 Houser, William L. 
 Kirkpatrick, Daniel. 
 Mothershead, Ola F. 
 
 Corporals: 
 Anderson, Elvis. 
 Martin, Leroy R. 
 Pooley, John. 
 Post, Henry L. 
 Wilcox, Norris W. 
 Wines, Charley E. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 Boedeker, Lawrence C., 
 discharged. 
 Nordeen, Henry, 
 discharged. 
 
 Corporals: 
 Hamilton, Foster J., 
 discharged. 
 Zimmerman, Claud A., 
 discharged. 
 
 Cook: 
 
 Miller, John J., 
 discharged. 
 
 Cook: 
 Robbins, William. 
 
 Bugler: 
 Miller, Zola F. 
 
 Artificer: 
 Hutcheraft, Clarence S. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Allinger, Harmon. 
 Barth, Henry C. 
 Bartlett, Vernon C. 
 Bartlett, William P. 
 Bealby, Archie. 
 Belby, Jimmie A. 
 Bell, Hugh. 
 
 Bell, Samuel. 
 Boedeker, Lawrence. 
 Bourn, James E. 
 Bronson, Gussie. 
 Brown, Vernon, 
 Case, Clarence. 
 Dawe, Francis W. 
 Drury, Frederick. 
 Dunlap, David. 
 Dwinnelle, Ernest L. 
 Dwinnelle, George E. 
 Evans, Donald H. 
 Fink, Chalen V. 
 Fink, E. Zekell. 
 Green, George O. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Bugler: 
 Mothershead, Harvey R., 
 discharged. 
 Privates: 
 
 Bell, Bentley, discharged. 
 Clark, Bryan, discharged. 
 
 Clark, Caric T., discharged. 
 
 Hamilton, Chester D., 
 discharged. 
 Henry, Joseph T., 
 discharged. 
 Kirkpatrick, Ray B., 
 discharged. 
 Manbeck, Charley E., 
 discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Gruver, John A, 
 Harrell, Robert M. 
 Howard, John. 
 Howe, J. T. 
 
 Lewis, George A. 
 Mack, Andrew 8S. 
 Madson, Fred P. 
 Martin, James P. 
 Maupin, Ercil E. 
 Maupin, Otto R. 
 Mellard, Edgar A. 
 Miles, George A. 
 Miles, Manoah E. 
 MeNeal, Albert O. 
 McGuire, Fred A. 
 McGuire, Loyd W. 
 Paulsen, Bruno. 
 Pooley, Charley E. 
 Pritchard, George W. 
 Robbins, Charles W. 
 Rogers, Guy R. 
 Seuss, Wilbur. 
 Shores, Bert. 
 Spear, Francis L. 
 Stanton, Charley. 
 Stanton, Tob L. 
 Sturdevant, Vernon O. 
 Thurman, Homer. 
 Wolf, Floyd. 
 
 Wolf, L. Ellsworth. 
 Worley, Sam C. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Markle, S. William, 
 discharged. 
 Post, Avery R., 
 discharged. 
 Queen, Creed T., 
 discharged. 
 Robinson, Albert A., 
 discharged. 
 Roundtree, Guy W., 
 discharged. 
 Staggers, Walton, 
 discharged. 
 Wolf, Frank, discharged. 
 
 Company E assisted in all war work, including Liberty loan, Red Cross, and such other 
 
 work as we could do. 
 
 The company was never called out for active guard duty, but practiced it with our other 
 
 work. 
 
 HEADQUARTERS, 9TH BaTTALIon, Topeka. 
 
 Major: 
 Perle B. Hamlin. 
 
 Captain and Adjutant: 
 Kenneth T, Erwin. 
 
 Captain and Supply Officer: 
 Thomas D. Humphreys. 
 
 Sergeant Major: 
 Frank R. Merriam. 
 
 No report of activities furnished. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 
 G. M. L. Goshorn. 
 
 Color Sergeant: 
 
 Willard G. Harrington. 
 
Kansas State Guard. 
 
 Company “A,” 9TH Barrauion, Topeka. 
 
 Captain: 
 Jack J. McClements. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 William H. Shields. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Paul Q. Long. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Wolfe, Clayton J. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 DeMerkel, William D. 
 
 Standiford, Woody S. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Corning, William H. 
 Strause, George A. 
 
 Captains: 
 Hugh M. Fellow, 
 discharged. 
 Arthur Hargis, 
 resigned. 
 
 Second Lieutenants: 
 
 Paul C. Scheer, 
 transferred. 
 William B. Wolfe, 
 
 resigned. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 
 Swendson, Samuel A., 
 discharged. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 
 Smith, Frank E., 
 discharged. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Bailey, Warren L., 
 discharged. 
 Burgoyne, Leon C., 
 discharged. 
 Hummel, A. W., 
 discharged. 
 Randall, Graydon H., 
 discharged. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Brewer, Donald, 
 transferred. 
 Moser, Arthur H., 
 discharged. 
 Swan, Albert M., 
 discharged. 
 Welch, Paul C., 
 discharged. 
 
 Musician: 
 
 Sowell, John, 
 discharged. 
 
 4—4436 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Adams, Earl. 
 Arthur, Richard L. 
 Ash, Norman. 
 Bailey, Arthur. 
 Benedict, Calvin C. 
 Black, Walter. 
 Dargitz, Claude A. 
 Foster, Thomas W. 
 Frost, Arthur. 
 Goosey, Charles A. 
 Grantier, Orlin. 
 Hahn, Herman §8. 
 Harper, Leo K. 
 Hensel, Arthur. 
 Hensel, Louis C. 
 Herring, Theo R. 
 Hughes, Frank D. 
 Tjams, Shelby H. 
 Jones, Clarence. 
 Lunegstrum, Oscar E. 
 Mallory, Claire P. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Afron, Abe M., 
 deserted. 
 
 Anderson, Garrison C., 
 discharged, 
 
 Ansel, R. L., 
 transferred. 
 
 Ansel, T. S., 
 transferred. 
 
 Barrett, Fred F., 
 deserted. 
 
 Beatty, Blaine L., 
 discharged. 
 
 Belden, Haydon H., 
 deserted. 
 
 Bell, Paul, discharged. 
 
 Bower, W. C., discharged. 
 
 Boyer, Fred R., 
 deserted. 
 
 Buck, Chester A., 
 discharged. 
 
 Bunts, James H., 
 transferred. 
 
 Bush, E. E., deserted. 
 
 Cairns, George F., 
 discharged. 
 
 Carter, Elmer B., 
 discharged. 
 
 Cassity, Harry E., 
 discharged. 
 
 Cessna, Harry D., 
 discharged. 
 
 Chandler, John J., 
 discharged. 
 
 Charlesworth, Elwin W., 
 deserted. 
 
 Christman, John B., 
 discharged. 
 
 Clements, Robert R., 
 discharged. 
 
 Cook, Calvin A., 
 discharged. 
 
 Crouch, William B., 
 discharged. 
 
 Davies, Frank M., 
 discharged. 
 
 Mapes, Henry D. 
 Markeley, Walter M. 
 Moone, Clone J. 
 MecPeak, Harold. 
 Nixon, Jay P. 
 Owens, Glenn A. 
 Parker, Henry L. 
 
 Pearson, John William. 
 
 Prewett, Joseph B. 
 Robbins, Frank C, 
 Rogers, Vernie C. 
 Sandeffer, John W. 
 Sandiffer, Albert J. 
 Scott, Donald H. 
 Schwartz, Henry B. 
 Standiford, Cecil W. 
 Taliaferro, Fred. 
 Thompson, Elmer T. 
 Turner, Norton A. 
 Workman, Howard. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Davis, Ralph W., 
 deserted. 
 Dawler, Earl H., 
 transferred. 
 Dawler, Herbert, 
 transferred. 
 Deever, Ray F., 
 transferred, 
 Drane, Charlie, 
 deserted. 
 Drennon, W. R., 
 deserted. 
 Earll, Clarence V., 
 deserted. 
 Ericsson, Reuben L., 
 deserted. 
 Eyer, Herbert L., 
 discharged. 
 Farmer, Roy, 
 transferred. 
 Fenton, William A., 
 discharged. 
 Ferris, John C., 
 discharged. 
 Feverly, William L., 
 deserted. 
 Fisher, Henry M., 
 discharged. 
 Fowler, Charles E., 
 deserted. 
 Fraser, Buy B., 
 discharged. 
 Geiger, Willard, 
 discharged. 
 Glenn, Guy C., 
 discharged. 
 Gordon, Robert §., Jr., 
 deserted. 
 Graham, Douglas A., 
 deserted. 
 Green, Thomas C., 
 discharged. 
 Gribble, Clyde H., 
 deserted. 
 
 49 
 
50 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Company “A,” 9TH BaTTaLiIon, TopEKA—Concluded. 
 
 Privates—Continued. Privates—C ontinued. Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Halbert, Walter L., 
 
 deserted. discharged. transferred. 
 Hamsher, Chester, Moser, Arthur H., Streeter, Lyman H., 
 discharged. discharged. discharged. 
 Harris, Elmer, McCord, George D., Tiffany, Floyd, 
 discharged. deserted. discharged. 
 Heil, Henry E., McKernan, John, Tillmans, George T., 
 transferred. discharged. deserted. 
 Herring, Fred F., Neiberger, Leonard, Voiland, Ferdinand. 
 discharged. discharged. discharged. 
 Holland, L“B., Palmer, Earl R., Wall, Harry G., 
 discharged, deserted. transferred. 
 Jaquith, Ralph &., Plumberg, Andrew, Weaver, Thomas R., 
 discharged. discharged. discharged. 
 Jarrell; Jesh. Pool, Glen L., Wiles, Wilburn J., 
 discharged. discharged. deserted. 
 Johnson, Arthur L., Pulliam, Alfred, Wheeler, William J., 
 discharged. deserted. transferred. 
 Johnson, Corbin C., Rasdall, Charles, Woodward, L. M., 
 discharged. deserted. discharged. 
 Jolliff, John W., Rowe, Clifton, Woody, William, 
 discharged. deserted. discharged. 
 Jones, Clyde D., Rowder. Frank, Yarnell, Guy O., 
 discharged. discharged. discharged. 
 Koff, Richard F., Schoonover, Albert, Young, Floyd E., 
 deserted, discharged. discharged. 
 Lake, Harry W., Smith, Charles I., Younger, Paul A., 
 deserted. discharged. discharged. 
 Long. Jesse, Sowers, Ralph P., Zinn, Ambrose, 
 deserted. discharged. discharged. 
 Luke, Charles A., Spain, Paul A., 
 deserted. discharged. 
 Miller, Fred R., Stickle, Arthur C., 
 deserted. discharged. 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Mitchell, Donald, 
 
 Stover, Spencer J., 
 
 Company A participated in all Liberty loan and Red Cross campaigns, Seven-in-One and 
 other drives to raise funds for war work and allied activities. 
 
 The unit acted as escort to departing contingents of drafted men, and performed interior 
 guard duty at Kansas State Fair at Topeka, in 1918. Participated in sham battle each night 
 of the week of the Kansas State Fair, Topeka, 1918, as part of the ‘“‘St. Mihiel Drive Spec- 
 tacle.’”” Provided detail to guard fourth Liberty loan special train. Attended Memorial Day 
 services and other ceremonies. Performed police duty during parades of returned soldiers. 
 Provided funeral escorts and firing squads for deceased federal soldiers. Held drills at least 
 once per week, except during influenza epidemic. 
 
Kansas State Guard. 
 
 ol 
 
 Company “B,” 9TH BatraLion, Topeka. 
 
 Captain: 
 George P. Morehouse. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Lionel F. Whitney. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Edward E. Heidt. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Roundtree, R. D. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Watson, Marshall. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 Darnell, Charles. 
 Kistler, Linford P. 
 Rooney, Edward. 
 Warnica, Walter R. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Dale, Charles H. 
 Drennon, Thomas E. 
 Hamaker, George J. 
 Long, Victor C. 
 
 Captain: 
 
 Perle B. Hamlin, promoted. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 
 Elmer C. Gilligan, 
 promoted. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 
 Samuel M. Polans, 
 promoted. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 
 Harrington, Willard G., 
 
 transferred. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 
 Humphreys, Thomas D., 
 
 commissioned. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Hardy, Harry A., 
 discharged. 
 
 Lake, Frank N., 
 discharged. 
 
 Lewis, William H., 
 transferred. 
 
 Lindemuth, Frank L., 
 transferred. 
 
 Wilcox, Chester L., 
 transferred. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Allen, Richard O., 
 discharged. 
 Andrews, Orvil P., 
 discharged. 
 Bolmar, Carl P., 
 discharged. 
 Burnett, Kenneth F., 
 transferred. 
 Kersey, John J., 
 transferred. 
 
 Lommasson, Charles C., 
 
 discharged. 
 
 Corporals—Concluded. 
 
 Roy, Jonathan M. 
 Spickerman, E. D. 
 Wellman, Guy T. 
 
 Cook: 
 Butner, Vincent. 
 
 Artificer: 
 Haglund, John T. 
 
 Buglers: 
 
 Fergus, Thomas. 
 Gardner, Edgar B. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Amis, John H. 
 Boeger, Charles J. 
 Boyd, Ray F. 
 Butler, William C. 
 Calvin, William T. 
 Camp, August L. 
 Cannon, Thomas B. 
 Coke, Leander F. 
 Dixon, Thomas H, 
 Eaton, Robert W. 
 Edgar, Paul H. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Corporals—Concluded. 
 
 Lungstrum, Melvin W., 
 transferred. 
 
 McBride, David M., 
 discharged. 
 
 Platt, Edmund H., 
 discharged. 
 
 Cooks: 
 
 Watson, Wiley W., 
 transferred. 
 
 Surgeon: 
 
 Sams, Dr. L. V., 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Akers, James F., 
 discharged. ~ 
 
 Anderson, Clarence T., 
 discharged. 
 
 Armstrong, James P., 
 discharged. 
 
 Asher, Ray, discharged. 
 
 Bailey, Herbert G., 
 transferred. 
 
 Barncord, Charles E., 
 discharged. 
 
 Barns, Roosevelt, 
 discharged. 
 
 Bauman, Robert, 
 transferred. 
 
 Beltz, Walter F., 
 discharged. 
 
 Birmingham, Michael W., 
 transferred. 
 
 Boag, George R., 
 transferred. 
 
 Bradley, George C., 
 transferred. 
 
 Brustman, Simon R., 
 discharged. 
 
 Buntz, James H., 
 transferred. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Ekberg, Olof. 
 Evans, Clinton J. 
 Foster, Glenn G. 
 French, Lawrence T. 
 Graham, A. A. 
 Grant, Will B. 
 Grice, George J. 
 Hadden, Charles J. 
 Johanson, Francis L. 
 Kirby, James H. 
 Lardner, James T. 
 Layton, Oran. 
 Lashbrook, S. L. 
 Lempenau, Bert J. 
 Lutz, Edward F. 
 Maxwell, Charles B. 
 MePartling, Ernest H. 
 Naylor, Harold E. 
 Pendry, H. E. 
 Pettit, Walter R. 
 Rigby, H. E. 
 Schnebly, Ralph J. 
 Watson, Wiley. 
 Whitmere, Frank W. 
 Wichers, Anton D. 
 Williams, David C. 
 Younger, B. F. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Campbell, Cleaver B., 
 transferred. 
 
 Campbell, Donald A., 
 transferred. 
 
 Canna, Frank, discharged. 
 
 Carlson, Gust, discharged. 
 
 Carr, Samuel W. W 
 transferred. 
 
 Carter, W. B., discharged. 
 
 Coffey, W. H., discharged. 
 
 Comstock, George, 
 transferred. 
 
 Cooper, Harry E., 
 discharged. 
 
 Davies, Jesse, discharged. 
 
 Davis, Clark, transferred. 
 
 Dawson, Orlyn L 
 discharged. 
 
 Deever, Ray F., 
 transferred. 
 
 Donnohue, Robert M., 
 discharged. 
 
 Durbin, Roy D., 
 discharged. 
 
 Eyer, Herbert L., 
 transferred. 
 
 Fansler, J. A., discharged. 
 
 Farmer, Roy, transferred. 
 
 Fidler, John, discharged. 
 
 Finch, William, transferred. 
 
 Fisher, John W., died. 
 
 Forsgren, Henry C., 
 transferred. 
 
 Foster, Glen G., 
 transferred. 
 
 Franklin, Charles L., 
 transferred. 
 
 Furlong, James J., 
 transferred. 
 
 Gannon, John F., 
 discharged. 
 
 Goodell, John S., 
 discharged. 
 
 *3 
 
 at 
 
Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 CoMPANY 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Goosey, Charles A., 
 
 discharged. discharged. discharged. 
 Goshorn, G. M. L., Lawson, William A., Roller, Grover V., 
 transferred. discharged. transferred. 
 Grant, Will B., transferred. Ledford, Ernest C., Sassman, William, 
 Green, S., discharged. discharged. discharged. 
 Gregg, David is Lehmann, Howard A., Schmidt, Walter T., 
 discharged. transferred. discharged. 
 Griffin, Joseph C., Lindemuth, Lawrence V., Seely, Clement W., 
 discharged. transferred. transferred. 
 Hagen, J. L., discharged. Lindemuth, William E., Seely, Harold T., 
 Hale, Robert. iPS transferred. discharged. 
 
 transferred. Lowe, Clarence M., Seward, Louis G., 
 
 Hall, Herbert T., discharged. discharged. 
 
 transferred. Lucas, Francis &., Sheridan, B. F., 
 Hankenberry, Coy B., discharged. discharged. 
 
 d: scharged. Lungren, Ernest S., Shirley, I. N., discharged. 
 Hardisty, Lud, transferred. discharged. Short, Gail, discharged. 
 Harris, Glen ne Lungstrum, Walter T., Siebert, Roland W., 
 
 transferred. transferred. discharged. 
 
 Haseltine, D. P., Mann, Henry P., Smith, Harry Looman, 
 discharged. discharged. discharged. 
 
 Hathaway, Louis, Marshall, Clad V., Smith, William B., 
 transferred. transferred. transferred. 
 
 Havener, Charles L., Martin, Cloyd, transferred. Snider, Arthur H., 
 transferred. Martin Henry C., discharged. 
 
 Hermann, John, transferred. Spain, Paul V., discharged. 
 
 transferred. Mattingly, C. A., Sterling, Chester A., 
 Heil, Edwin H., transferred. discharged. 
 
 transferred. Means, Donald, transferred. Stevenson, Elmer C., 
 Hooper, Clarence A., Meiser, August A., discharged. 
 
 transferred. transferred. Stratton, George H., 
 Hornbaker, Harry L., Mellia Clyde O., discharged. 
 
 discharged. transferred. Strawn, F. W., transferred. 
 Housh, Emmett W., Merriam, Frank R., Strawn, Newton C., 
 
 discharged. transferred. discharged. 
 Howard, Christopher C., Mertel, Robert F., Talbert, Roy, transferred. 
 discharged. transferred. Tibbits, Wallace Le, 
 Hughes, Alexander C., Moore, Joseph E., discharged. 
 discharged. discharged. Ticehurst, Lee, transferred. 
 Hunting, P. W., Morand, Frank, Tyler, Harold W., 
 transferred. discharged. discharged. 
 
 Husband, George nn Morehouse, Robert H., Vale, G. W., transferred. 
 transferred. discharged. Vincent, Cranston, 
 
 Isaacson, John J., Morris, Ora S., discharged. discharged. 
 discharged. Muss, Raleigh, transferred. Wall, G. J., discharged. 
 
 Jaenicke, Ralph H., Myrick, Walter C., Wallace, Rhuben Ce 
 transferred. discharged. discharged. 
 
 Janes, Sydney S., McFarland, Joe T., Warren, Frank G., 
 transferred. discharged. transferred. 
 
 Johnson, Nelson, McMurtry, Alfred, Webb, Clarence A., 
 transferred: transferred. transferred. 
 
 Jones, Charles L., Nedeau, E. W., discharged. Webb, Harold E., 
 discharged. Parret, Elmer H., discharged. 
 
 Jones, Paul S., discharged. transferred. Wesley, Russell, 
 
 Jones, Roger I., Pearce, Ralph A., transferred. 
 
 transferred. transferred. Wichman, Harry E., 
 Kelley, F. L., discharged. Peterson, Grant B., discharged. 
 
 Kinkaid, Edwin B., discharged. Williams, David C., 
 
 discharged. Plumley, William L., transferred. ° 
 Klopper, Jake, discharged. discharged. Williams, David J., 
 Knight, C. R., discharged. Pope, Leo E., transferred. discharged. 
 
 Knoll, Ray E.. discharged. Pope, James W., Woolfolk, Robert M., 
 Krumm, Casper, transferred. transferred. 
 
 discharged. Reddick, Edward E., Wright, Forest E., 
 Kunish, Fred M., transferred. discharged. 
 
 discharged. Reed, William, discharged. Young, Homer M., 
 Laff, Roscoe V., Rendle, Lewis, discharged. transferred. 
 
 transferred. 
 
 “B,” 9TH BATTALION, 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Larimer, Gilbert W., 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 TorpEKa—Continued. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Richardson, N. L., 
 
 During its two years service, about 240 were enlisted in its ranks, and received various 
 terms of military training, many of whom went into the United States army and navy, some 
 into the National Guard, while others removing from the city carried their enthusiasm and 
 experience to other units. 
 
 What constitutes a body of well disciplined men have continued in the service with a full 
 complement of officers to answer as their names were called at final muster-out roll call. 
 
Kansas State Guard. 53 
 
 Company ‘“‘B,” 97TH BarTaLion, TopEKA—Concluded. 
 
 During its active service, over 100 regular company drills were held in which infantry drill 
 was fairly well mastered and put into weekly practice. 
 
 The officers held frequent noncommissioned officers schools and the promotions were made 
 upon proficiency and term of service. 
 
 In addition to its weekly (often twice a week) drills, Company B participated in over 
 forty special patriotic events, sometimes with the entire battalion; but often alone, when the 
 other companies could not respond. 
 
 _These special occasions were parades, the guarding of troop trains, etc., incident to the 
 going-away and the home-coming of soldiers, and in the many World War, Liberty loan, Red 
 Cross drive campaigns, and Armistice and victory celebrations. 
 
 _ During the influenza epidemic, fall and winter of 1918-1919, Company B furnished the 
 military escort, volley firing detail and bugler for full military honors at the funerals of nu- 
 merous United States soldiers brought to Topeka for burial; and this was often at a time 
 when the epidemic was so severe that indoor services were not held and only services at the 
 grave permitted. 
 
 Company B furnished one major, five captains, eight lieutenants, two battalion color ser- 
 geants, three battalion supply sergeants, and one battalion sergeant major for state guard serv- 
 ice, while several went from the company who obtained commissions and warrants in the 
 United States army. 
 
 During its entire service, Company B maintained a complete and ever-ready unit of Kan- 
 sas militia; and it never failed to respond to any call of duty, although it often caused much 
 personal and business sacrifice. 
 
 While not permitted to go overseas it tried to keep “‘the home fires burning,’ and is proud 
 of its record in having given the elementary military training to almost one hundred young 
 men who went from its ranks into United States military service, some of whom served upon 
 the historic battle fields of France. 
 
 Company B will always look back with satisfaction upon its humble service during the 
 great World War, not because of what it did, but as to what it was willing to do had oppor- 
 tunity offered. 
 
 , 
 
 Company “C,” 9TH Batrauion, Topeka. 
 
 First Lieutenant: Privates: Privates—Concluded. 
 W. B. Altman. Allison, George. Hopkins, Author G. 
 Bastin, G. G. Johnson, George J. 
 Second Lieutenant; een ee A ee at 
 erg, Paul O. uthey, Carl. 
 Bo rice Boettcher, C. W. Mohler, C. G. 
 . : Bonebrake, A. L. orand, E. 
 Pree’ Reng eae’ Brayman, Edward. Myrick, Walter C. 
 Maunsell, C. J. . Carlson, Charles C. McQuerry, C. F. 
 Carson, C. O’Neal, W. R. 
 Corporals : Case, C. J. Parton, C. 
 Austin, O. K. Coke, J. E. ; Pretz, G. 
 Bacon, W. E. Delph, G. M. Rigdon, A. 
 Bonebrake, J. J. Diehl, Fred. Roudebush, G. 
 Chadwell, L. C. — Gately, G. H. Rumph, D. B. 
 Connelly, F. C. Gorman, G. E. Sealover, W. R. 
 Kuntz, C. M. Griffin, W. C. Smith, E. L. 
 Hennessy, Henry B. Snooks, E. R. 
 Hinshaw, G. W. Vogel, R. 
 Hocker, Bert E. WestjeDs J: 
 LOSSES. 
 Captains: Sergeants: Privates: 
 O. M. Allegre, resigned. Atchison, F. H., Fleming, C., discharged. 
 P. C. Scheer, resigned. discharged. Lewis, W. E., 
 Bodin, W. F., discharged. discharged. 
 First Lieutenant: Heidt, E. E., transferred. i RG regen: - G., 
 : Holman, C. E., discharged. ischarged. 
 Pee nisaws, rosened: Shelton, G. H., Neiswanger, N., deserted. 
 Second Lieutenant - discharged. Richards, G., discharged. 
 ; ; , Stadell, C a 
 Erwin, K. T., transferred. Corporal: _ discharged. 
 Adehison® fit. Vincent, J., discharged. 
 discharged. ; Whyte, discharged. 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Company C acted as escort to drafted men and performed guard duty at the depot. The 
 unit participated in parades for loan drives, Red Cross drives, and war work campaigns; pa- 
 rade and guard at Ripley park recruiting for National Guard. Escort to several funerals of 
 service men. Guard duty at depot and line of parade for returning A. E. F. men. Guard 
 duty at state house for inaugural reception. 
 
Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Company “D,” 9rH Batrauion, Topeka. 
 
 Captain: 
 
 Elmer C. Gilligan. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 
 Harry E. Buchanan. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 
 Herbert G. Bailey. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 
 Pierce, Robert S.’ 
 
 Supply Sergeant: 
 
 Campbell, Cleaver B. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Allen, Richard O. 
 Ansel, Tracy S. 
 Kersey, John J. 
 Talbert, Roy W. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Frost, Russell E. 
 Hermann, John. 
 Kenyon, Charles. 
 
 First Lieutenants: 
 
 Kenneth F. Burnett, 
 resigned. 
 
 William B. Smith, resigned. 
 
 Chester L. Wilcox, 
 resigned. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 
 Havener, Charles Lynn, 
 discharged. 
 
 Supply Sergeant: 
 
 Seely, Clement W., 
 discharged. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Lewis, William H., 
 discharged. 
 
 Lindemuth, Frank L., 
 discharged. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Birmingham, Michael W., 
 discharged. 
 Gillespie, Burt M. 
 discharged. 
 Hale, Robert P., 
 discharged. 
 Haskill, Ralph L., 
 discharged. 
 Janes, Sidney S., 
 discharged. 
 Lawson, William A., 
 discharged. 
 Turner, Warren H., 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Adams, Ellsworth E., 
 discharged. 
 
 Ansel, Roy L., discharged. 
 
 Bauman, Robert, 
 discharged. 
 
 Boag, George R., 
 discharged. 
 
 Bunts, James H., 
 discharged. 
 
 Burgner, Harry D., 
 discharged. 
 
 Campbell, Donald A., 
 discharged. 
 
 Corporals—Concluded. 
 
 Patterson, George 
 Theodore. 
 
 Vale, George W. 
 
 Young, Homer M. 
 
 Cook: 
 
 Williams, George. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Bradley, George C. 
 Brayman,. LeRoy. 
 Cook, Roy G. 
 Crooker, Cecil R. 
 Davis, Clark. 
 
 Finch, William. 
 Franklin, Charles L. 
 Gill, Theodore R. 
 Hathaway, Lewis B. 
 Heil, H. Edwin. 
 Husband, George W. 
 JEL Voy al a me 
 
 Johnson, Nelson. 
 Jones, Roger J. 
 Kinkead, Harvey W. 
 Kinkel, Paul. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates—Continued, 
 
 Carr, Samuel W. W., 
 discharged. 
 Cleavenger, Roy, 
 discharged. 
 Comstock, George, 
 discharged. 
 Connable, Howard P., 
 discharged. 
 Deever, Ray F. 
 discharged. 
 Dougherty, Kenneth, 
 discharged. 
 Eyer, George, 
 discharged. 
 Farmer, Roy, 
 discharged. 
 Forsgren, Henry E., 
 discharged. 
 Furlong, James J., 
 discharged. 
 Hall, Herbert T., 
 discharged. 
 Hardesty, Lud, 
 discharged. 
 Harris, Glen R., 
 discharged. 
 
 ] 
 
 Hooper, C. A., transferred. 
 
 Hunning, P. W 
 discharged. 
 
 Jaenicke, Ralph H., 
 discharged. 
 
 Kanode, Ralph D., 
 discharged. 
 
 Kingsbury, Earl M., 
 discharged. 
 
 Laff, R. V., transferred. 
 
 Lehman, Howard H., 
 discharged. 
 
 Lindemuth, Lawrence V., 
 discharged. 
 
 Lindemuth, William E., 
 discharged. 
 
 Lutz, Edward F., 
 transferred. 
 
 Marshall, Clad V., 
 discharged. 
 
 ot 
 
 Martin, Cloyd, discharged. 
 
 Martin, Harry C., 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates—C oncluded. 
 
 Lungstrum, Melvin W. 
 Lungstrum, Walter T. 
 Marsh, Benjamin. 
 McAfee, Leland N. 
 Petro, L. C. 
 
 Prosser, Frank L. 
 Ransom, Halsey C. 
 Roller, Grover V. 
 Smith, Marsh. 
 Stanley, Ernest A; 
 Talbert, Ray C. 
 Thornburg, O. K. 
 Ticehurst, Lee. 
 Ticehurst, Roy. 
 Wall, Harry G. 
 Wallace, E. Byron. 
 Wardin, Harry H. 
 Warren, Frank J. 
 Webb, Clarence A. 
 White, Elliot H. 
 Whitney, Dwight W. 
 Woolard, Albert. 
 Wright, Clarence W. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Mattingly, C. A., 
 discharged. 
 
 Means, Donald, discharged. 
 
 Meiser, August A., 
 discharged. 
 
 Mertel, Robert F., 
 discharged. 
 
 Mitchell, Stanley, 
 discharged. 
 
 Muss, Raleigh M., 
 discharged. 
 
 Nonken, Charles C., 
 discharged. 
 
 O’Mellia, Clyde, 
 discharged. 
 
 Parrett, H. Elmer, 
 discharged. 
 
 Pearce, Ralph A., 
 transferred. 
 
 Pope, James W., 
 discharged. 
 
 Pope, L. E., discharged. 
 
 Pryor, Garvin, discharged. 
 
 Reddick, Edward E., 
 discharged. 
 
 Rowe, Clifton &., 
 discharged. 
 
 Strawn, F. W., discharged. 
 
 Stubbings, Samuel H., 
 discharged. 
 
 Ticehurst, Bertram, 
 discharged. 
 
 Wesley, Russell, 
 discharged. 
 
 Wheeler, W. W. W., 
 discharged. 
 
 White, Paul E., 
 discharged. 
 
 Willette, Raymond 
 Thomas, 
 
 discharged. 
 
 Williamson, Lee W., 
 discharged. 
 
 Wilson, Roy, 
 discharged. 
 
 Woolfolk, Robert M., 
 discharged. 
 
 Wurtzler, Charles F., 
 discharged. 
 
Kansas State Guard. | 55 
 
 Company “D,” 9TH Batration, TopEKA—Concluded. 
 ? 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Participated in all Liberty loan drives, Red Cross drives, Seven-in-One drives, and all 
 other campaigns to raise money for war work and allied activities. Acted as escort to de- 
 parting contingents of drafted men. Performed interior guard duty at Topeka, Kansas State 
 Fair, 1918, including furnishing details for guarding fireworks and explosives. Participated in 
 sham battle each night of week of Topeka, Kansas State Fair, 1918, as part of the “St. 
 Mihiel Drive’ spectacle. Provided detail to guard fourth Liberty loan special train. At- 
 tended Memorial Day and other ceremonies. Provided special police detail for inauguration 
 of Governor Allen. Provided guard details for good roads convention and other assemblies 
 for the common good. Performed police duty during parades of returning soldiers. Provided 
 funeral escorts and firing squads for deceased soldiers. Held drills at least once per week, 
 often more frequently, except during influenze epidemic period, during which two regular drills 
 were suspended. Held noncommissioned officer schools once per week during the summer of 
 1918. Supported and encouraged formation of new national guard. 
 
 Heapquarters, 10TH Barraion, Lincoln. 
 
 Major: Captain and Supply Officer: Captain and Surgeon: 
 John J. McCurdy. Elias Rees. Asas Townedin. 
 
 Captain and Adjutant: 
 Henry 8. Busick. 
 
 No report of activities furnished. 
 
56 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Company “A,” 10TH Batrauion, Sylvan Grove. 
 
 Captain: Cooks: Privates—C oncluded. 
 R. M. Skaggs. Pugh, Frank. Mueller, Martin. 
 Quickert, A. D. Mueller, William. 
 First Lieutenant: Bee Niemeyer, Otto. 
 Bert E. Kreps. revates : Novak, Edward. 
 Alley, Rueben, Reno. Nystrom, John L. 
 Second Lieutenant: Becker, Ernest. — Oswald, A. W. 
 Paul § And Behrhorst, Edwin. Pickett, J. V. 
 aul ©, Anderson. Bender, Ray. Pugh, E. E. 
 First 8 ye Blythe, Herbert. Raffety, Edmond C, 
 SAL Bochow, Fred C., Riekenberg, Gustav. 
 Breihan, W. H. Books, Aubrey. Riekenberg, Lorenz. 
 Books, Marvin. Saenger, Henry. 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: Calene, Raymond M. Schellhamer, Lawrence. 
 Dehler, William J. Decker, Millard. Seirer, Albert. 
 Decker, Robert. Seirer, Harry. 
 Sergeants: Paes garel I. Sowders, Granville. 
 yler,) Ree Stolz Hiaeiae 
 eas ne ae Gatewood, F. A. Thrun, Albert. 
 Sivaneon Poser R Gier, Lewis. Urban, Frank A. 
 Wilson eee R : Henry, Alford. Urban, George. 
 BO ay : te ee Aho Vanek, ee 
 ; oe : urlbut, Oral. Vonada, LeRoy. 
 Carporaiss bs Jirka, Frank. Ware, Lawton. 
 Bowen, W. E. Kasiska, L. W. Wilson, A. R. 
 Linder, William. Knox, Claude. Wolting, William H. 
 Meinhartz, John F. Kretzmann, Gustav W. 
 Gages Landgraf, "Amos. 
 ars: Meade, B. H. 
 Mersch, Clarence. Mersch, Mathias F. 
 Wunderlich, Albert. Mueller, Henry A. 
 LOSSES. 
 Sergeant: Privates—Continued. Privates—Concluded, 
 Frey, Sheldon, Calene, Glen, Lawson, Virgil, 
 resigned. discharged. discharged. 
 : Cross, HE. S. W., Lewellen, ay 
 ‘orporal: resigned. transferred. 
 Edward 1 ; Decker, John, Linder, Art, 
 Sens oes discharged. discharged. 
 2 oe ae aie eee 
 rap : ransferred. discharged. 
 ane iL Fyler, Earl, Novak, Joe, 
 Se ces discharged. discharged. 
 Bell. M.D Gatewood, Ralph, Seirer, Jobe 
 On oe 3 resigned. discharged. 
 resigned. Lambert, John, Schneider, W. E., 
 Bender, Will 
 Ricehar rah 4 discharged. resigned. 
 Pa Lambert, William 
 ee ee discharged. 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Company A drilled regularly once a week and in the fall of 1918 it drilled twice a week 
 and took part in two contests at the county fairs. Four companies took part in these con- 
 tests, Company A winning first place in one, and second place in the other. 
 
 The unit was ready to take part in a big Liberty loan meeting, but did not get to do so 
 on account of the state ban during the influenza and all meetings were called off. 
 
 Company A had an auxiliary of ladies known as the ‘“‘blue cross’’ which was drilled by 
 the officers of the state guard. This society also assisted the Red Cross and gave the branch 
 at Sylvan Grove $157. - 
 
Kansas State Guard. 
 
 ays 
 
 Company “B,” 107TH Bartrauion, Lincoln. 
 
 Captain: 
 G. W. Kertson. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 M. J. Healy. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Webb, Eugene M. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Mulloy, James N. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 Green, R. W. 
 Marshall, D. B. 
 Marshall, George. 
 Rankin, Robert. 
 Roper, C. E. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Abbot, E. E. 
 Allison, J. A. 
 Dodds, J. W. 
 Lyons, George. 
 Tipton, G. D. 
 
 Arttficer: 
 Driscol, M. J. O. 
 
 Privates: 
 Anderson, W. N. 
 Askey, Farris. 
 Baker, Oscar. 
 
 Barringer, Ramond A. 
 
 Berry, Charles. 
 Brunt, Ralph W. 
 Bunch, Harry. 
 Bunch, Lee. 
 Burt, John H. 
 
 First Lieutenants: 
 
 A. P. Cole, resigned. 
 Alton G. Wilcox, 
 discharged. 
 
 Second Lieutenants: 
 
 John B. Halfpenny, 
 resigned. 
 A. W. Seng, resigned. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Roy, Vernon W., 
 discharged. 
 
 Hazen, T. A., transferred. 
 
 Corporal: 
 
 Grubb, L. W., transferred. 
 
 Chaplain: 
 
 Thomas, Rev., 
 transferred. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Adamson, Jessie F., 
 discharged. 
 Anderson, G. H., 
 discharged. 
 Aufemberge, Walter, 
 discharged. 
 Barnett, L. R., 
 transferred. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Coil, W. J. 
 Conner, George B. 
 Cooper, J. C. 
 Cowse, C. W. 
 Dalton, John Clark. 
 Davidson, Lesly. 
 Dilly ES Ws 
 Dyer, V. G. 
 Frobenius, E. R. 
 Graves, Henery D. 
 Grimes, J. A. 
 Hale, Anton 8. 
 Healy, Edward R. 
 Healy, James B. 
 Healy, J. F. 
 Hendrickson, L. E. 
 Herman, J. W. 
 Hitchcock, G. O. 
 Hoffman, W. A. 
 Holingsworth, L. T. 
 Hooper, Harlin P. 
 Jennings, J. F. 
 Johnson, A. C. 
 Johnson, Frank. 
 Jones, Edward T. 
 Joslin, Grant. 
 Joslin, John. 
 Kohler, P. A. 
 Lebien, Frank C. 
 Lewick, Walter A. 
 Long, S. E. 
 Maher, John. 
 Maher, Lee. 
 Maher, Thomas. 
 Marshall, J. B. 
 Mason, Samuel. 
 Meile, William. 
 Micheack, Charles. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Bloomfield, Verdun, 
 discharged. 
 
 Bloyd, Virgil C., 
 discharged. 
 
 Boston, Jack, discharged. 
 
 Bradshaw, Edward J., 
 transferred. 
 
 Carter, D. L., discharged. 
 
 Casserly, William, 
 discharged. 
 
 Dodd, Harold, discharged. 
 
 Dodd, Daniel L., 
 discharged. 
 
 Galloup, L. H., discharged. 
 
 Gilkinson, Robert B., 
 discharged. 
 Goure, Warren G., 
 discharged. 
 Haley, Francis L., 
 discharged. 
 Hall, Frank, transferred. 
 Heating, Richard, 
 discharged. 
 Hellman, R. J. 
 transferred. 
 Hunter, Adlai S., 
 discharged. 
 Jellison, C. A., 
 discharged. 
 Kaplicky, L. A., 
 discharged. 
 
 Lutt, Leo H., transferred. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Morton, E. 
 Moss, Alonzo D. 
 Moss, Miles. 
 Moss, W. J. 
 Munch, Chris. 
 McKnight, C. O. 
 McRenolds, J. F. 
 Olson, Fred H. 
 Ostland, M. L. 
 Parker, James. 
 Plegge, August. 
 Ramsy, Columbus. 
 Rassmussen, E. 
 Rhudy, Don. 
 Rouse, Charles A. 
 Ryan, E. J. 
 Ryan, George W. 
 Ryan, Leo F. 
 Shaffer, Albert. 
 Shaffstall, Leo. 
 Sheets, William R.. 
 Sherman, W. T. 
 Shillinger, J. A. 
 Spear, B. B. 
 Stewart, Ray E. 
 Stites, C. W. 
 Stover, J. 8S. 
 Strange, O. M. 
 Troupe, George. 
 Voiles, W. E. 
 Walter, Nolan. 
 Webb, Lee. 
 West, Howard. 
 Wicker, E. H. 
 Wilson, J. W. 
 Wolford, S. C. 
 Wright, Jacob S. 
 Zink, Henery L. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Lyne, Harlin L., 
 discharged. 
 
 Lynn, Clarence M., 
 transferred. 
 
 Maher, J. N., transferred. 
 
 Micheals, Alva M., 
 transferred. 
 
 Murray, Thomas L., 
 discharged. | 
 
 McKnight, Claud E., 
 discharged. 
 
 Peacock, Glen, 
 transferred. 
 
 Ralston, Doris M., 
 discharged. 
 
 Ratzsch, Edward H., 
 discharged. 
 
 Rhudy, Dee, discharged. 
 
 Shaver, Carl W., 
 transferred. 
 
 Sheffer, William E., 
 discharged. 
 
 Smith, Evert W., 
 discharged. 
 
 Tenny, D. E., discharged. 
 
 Turner, Frank J., 
 transferred. 
 
 Underwood, J. B., 
 transferred. 
 
 Wingerd, Roy, 
 discharged. 
 
 Zink, Earl V., discharged. 
 
 Participated in all Liberty loan and Red Cross drives and attended all military and 
 
 patriotic meetings. 
 
58 
 
 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Company “C,” 10TH Batrauion, Beverly. 
 
 Captain: 
 Albert F. Cassell. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Harry E. Skinner. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Carl Judge. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Anderson, Crum. 
 Anderson, Roscoe. 
 Bell, Jesse E. 
 
 Bell, S. R. 
 Bergmen, G. L. 
 Bergmen, Harry. 
 Bishop, J. E. 
 Bloomheart, S. W. 
 Campbell, R. D. 
 Cassell, Oscar. 
 Cassell, James B. 
 Cassell, McKinley. 
 Chamberlain, M. 
 Clark, V. B. 
 Cullum, C. W. 
 Dehner, William A. 
 
 Company C failed to furnish any report of its activities. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Donbarger, Fred. 
 Durrell, A. B. 
 Eckhart, Clint. 
 Goens, Verne W. 
 Gorton, Walter. 
 Greene, B. J. 
 Griffin, B. 
 Halles. cbt: 
 Harper, Louis. 
 Harper, Wilburn. 
 
 Henchman, Madison. 
 
 Ingham, A. K. 
 Judd, Lloyd. 
 Kernahan, A. F. 
 Kernahan, E. E. 
 Long, Harry C. 
 oy, J. EH. 
 
 Marty, Henry H. 
 Melling, George. 
 Miller, William M. 
 Morrical, Elbert. 
 McCormick, Henry. 
 MeFarland, R. V. 
 Northern, J, M. 
 Pagan, J. J. 
 Painter, B. H. 
 
 Privates—C oncluded. 
 
 Plynsky, Harry. 
 Porter, Louis A. 
 Ramel, Arthur R. 
 Ruggles, Earl A. 
 Schmidt, J. A. 
 Schroeder, Robert L. 
 Scott, Ralph E. 
 Shirley, James. 
 Sparke, Taylor R. 
 Sparks, W. W. 
 Starks, Floyd M. © 
 Stevenson, C. J. 
 Stover, M. L. 
 Street, J. C. 
 Thews, F. W. 
 Thomas, W. H. 
 Usher, G. L. 
 VanMeter, W. E. 
 Warren, Calvin. 
 Webb, E. J. 
 
 Weis, Fred. ; 
 Wertz, Milton. 
 
Kansas State Guard. 
 
 59 
 
 Company “D,” 10TH Batration, Barnard. 
 
 Captain: 
 T. E. McCurry. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Ray Blanding. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 H. M. Jones. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Holland, George W. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Cornellison, Joseph F. 
 Harrell, C. L. 
 
 Hunter, W. E. 
 Mesick, Charles E. 
 Tucker, Nova W. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Dowlin, Robert L. 
 Hare, Arthur G. 
 Harold, Ernest C. 
 Myers, Oral L. 
 Swayze, Fred C. 
 
 Mechanic: 
 Hunter, W. R. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 E. C. Cook, discharged. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 
 Townsden, Leslie E., 
 discharged. 
 
 Corporals: 
 King, V. A., deserted. 
 
 Long, R. M., discharged. 
 
 Mastaller, Harry, 
 discharged. 
 Murray, John C., 
 discharged. 
 
 Physician: 
 Townsden, A. M., 
 discharged. 
 
 Cooks: 
 
 Fitzgerald, J. J. 
 Simmons, E. B. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Biggs, T. A. 
 
 Biggs, Roscoe. 
 Borgen, George E. 
 Bowen, E. A. 
 Brewer, H. T. 
 Conn, E. W. 
 Cornellison, Frank. 
 Crowl, Fred L. 
 Donivan, B. M. 
 Gaddis, Lauren O. 
 Gibbs, E. J. 
 Griffith, John T. 
 Guillon, W. R. 
 Harbin, Charles B. 
 Harbin, Ed. 
 Harbin, William. 
 Heserot, Elmer G. 
 Hills, Royal. 
 Hipple, W. E. 
 Jackson, Ray. ’ 
 James, Willie. 
 Johnson, Frank W. 
 Kelly, Olin B. 
 King, I. E. 
 
 Loy, Emory G. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Abercrombie, C. C., 
 discharged. 
 
 Biggs, Doyle A., 
 discharged. 
 
 Bishop, Ralph, discharged. 
 
 Brewer, Thomas, 
 discharged. 
 
 Cook, George N., 
 discharged. 
 
 Cozad, George, discharged. 
 
 Edgell, Elmer, discharged. 
 
 Gibbs, Dean, discharged. 
 
 Gregory, T. E., discharged. 
 
 Hani, Albert, discharged. 
 
 Harbin, Lee, discharged. 
 
 Healan, C. H., discharged. 
 
 Kaul, Joseph, discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Loy, Homer E. 
 Loy, Lee P. 
 Marshall, J. E. 
 Mastellar, Boyd W. 
 Mastellar, Henry L. 
 Mooney, Pearl. 
 Mooney, Will E. 
 Morrical, Jess W. 
 Morrical, Harry A. 
 Murray, Willie B. 
 Nelson, George. 
 Nelson, William. 
 Patrick, I. W. 
 Piercy, Bert. 
 Pruitt, J. M. 
 Reese, Arthur. 
 Resch, Jodie. 
 Richardson, William E. 
 Simpson, Edwin W. 
 Simmons, Fred. 
 Snook, Riley F. 
 Sorber, L. A. 
 Stahly, Albert B. 
 Stover, John L. 
 Wallace, Robert. 
 Whipkey, H. E. 
 Woodward, W. R. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Keating, Robert, 
 discharged. 
 
 Keeler, William, 
 discharged. 
 
 Knauer, William F., 
 discharged. 
 
 Murphy, Charlie M., 
 discharged. 
 
 Need, Guy E., discharged. 
 
 Nelson, Lawrence, 
 discharged. 
 
 Saunders, Hiram, 
 discharged. 
 
 Wallace, John Alfred, 
 discharged. 
 
 White, B. E., discharged. 
 
 Company D took part in Memorial services, May 30, 1918, and performed guard duty 
 and battalion review, July 4, 1918; parade and battalion review, Beverly, July 21, 1918. On 
 April 6, 1918, the unit participated in flag raising and was reviewed by Governor Arthur 
 
 Capper, and Adjutant General Charles §. Huffman, Lincoln, Kan. 
 
 in Liberty loan and Red Cross campaigns. 
 
 The organization assisted 
 
60 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Company “H,” 10TH Bartration, Ash Grove. 
 
 Captain: 
 Albert M. Geering. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Jens B. Nygard. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Harry J. VanLeewen. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Brown, Fred W. 
 
 Privates: 
 Anderson, George. 
 Askey, Lloyd E. 
 Beverly, Lewis E. 
 -Brown, Lloyd A. 
 Brown, Henry. 
 Brown, Jesse C. 
 
 Private: 
 Sheppard, Frank, 
 died. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Brown, Roy R. 
 Christiansen, George C. 
 Christiansen, Harry F. 
 Ecker, Albert. 
 
 Ellis, Charles E. 
 Ellis, Francis E. 
 
 Ellis, John P. 
 
 Ellis, Robert M., Jr. 
 Farr, John V. 
 Geering, Jacob J. 
 Geering, James H. 
 Harner, Harry O. 
 Hill, John A. 
 Jellison, William L. 
 Jensen, Henry J. 
 Jensen, Jens J. 
 Jepsen, Adolph T. 
 Jepsen, Arnold L. 
 Jepsen, Chris L. P. 
 
 LOSS. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—C oncluded. 
 
 Jepsen, William M. 
 Kirshner, William F. 
 Klameth, Robert E. 
 Moore, James H. 
 McCormick, James E. 
 Peckham, Charles D. 
 Sheppard, Charles. 
 Steenbock, Albright W. 
 Sulsar, Hylas P. 
 Tarkhorn, John F. 
 Taylor, William S. 
 Timmerman, Oren J. 
 Timmerman, Raymond T. 
 Van Leewen, William G. 
 Wells, Benjamin F. 
 Williams, Harvey A. 
 Williams, Lewis A. 
 
 Company E drilled twice per week until the influenza ban was put on. 
 
 Heapquarters, 11TH Barrauion, Independence. 
 
 Major: 
 Clyde Knock. 
 
 Captain and Adjutant: 
 Harry Lang. 
 
 Captain and Supply Officer: 
 
 Dick W. Martin. 
 
 No report of activities furnished. 
 
 Captain and Surgeon: 
 W. E. Young. 
 
 Company “A,” 11TH Battauion, Coffeyville. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Parker, Orville E. 
 Tester, William B. 
 
 Privates: 
 Bain, William M. 
 Beckner, Edward M. 
 Brooks, Ralph. 
 Burton, Lloyd J. 
 Clark, Frank R. 
 Cockrell, Frances D. 
 
 Captain: 
 
 Harry Lang, discharged. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Willard M. Upham., 
 discharged. 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 George W. Noel, 
 discharged. 
 First Sergeant: 
 
 Skinner, Jesse L., 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Curry, Herbert W. 
 Duffy, Francis S. 
 Eckhardt, George W. 
 Gulley, William. 
 Grigg, William H. 
 Hill, Charles W. 
 Hunt, Arlie D. 
 Kelly, Emmet J. 
 Leszensky, Harry J. 
 Long, Roscoe K. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Isham, Harry J., died. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Bentley, Braum L., 
 discharged. 
 
 Coupland, William C., 
 discharged. 
 
 Dillard, Buford C., 
 discharged. 
 
 Fulkerson, Richard E., 
 discharged. 
 
 King, Edward L., 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Lorance, George W. 
 Lowe, Eldon J. 
 Mathew, Percy C. 
 Minniear, William N. 
 Murphy, Harry E. 
 McGinnis, William H. 
 Roberts, John J. 
 Ross, William B. 
 Turner, William P. 
 White, Charles A. 
 
 Sergeants—Concluded. 
 
 Sherman, Robert H., 
 discharged. 
 
 Williams, Oliver M., 
 discharged. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Carpenter, Harry E., 
 discharged. 
 
 Fiebach, Ralph D., 
 discharged. 
 
 Graham, Jesse H., 
 discharged. 
 
Kansas State Guard. 
 
 61 
 
 Company “A,” 117TH BarraLtion, CorreyvVILLE—Concluded. 
 
 Corporals—Concluded. 
 
 Higginson, Thomas W., 
 discharged. 
 Jones, Willis F., 
 
 discharged. 
 
 Anibal, Ray A., discharged. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Dickinson, Fred A., 
 discharged. 
 Dilley, Edward W., 
 
 Harner, Wilfred L., 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Lewis, Francis H., 
 discharged. 
 Meyers, John R., 
 
 discharged. discharged. discharged. 
 Ladd, William M., Dillon, Clarence, McCabe, William O., 
 discharged. discharged. discharged. 
 Miller, John A., Dillon, William W., McCabe, Fred, discharged. 
 discharged. discharged. McCabe, Owen, 
 McBeth, McLane F., Epley, Charles R., discharged. 
 discharged. discharged. McDougal, Miner J., 
 Riley, Robert F., Etchen, Charles A., discharged. 
 discharged. discharged. McGooney, Harry W., 
 Severance, Arthur L., Falk, Arthur R., discharged. 
 discharged. discharged. McGooney, John R., 
 Townsend, Alva E., Fargo, John F., discharged. discharged. 
 discharged. Fletchall, James, Prewitt, George E., 
 Tudor, John S., discharged. discharged. discharged. 
 Ais Ford, Fred B., discharged. Price, Stanley B., 
 Musicians: Franck, Howard P., discharged. 
 Deavenport, Goldie M., discharged. Price, Walter E., 
 discharged. Frye, Reed A., discharged. 
 Johnson, Claud 'W., discharged. Purdy, Lee S., discharged. 
 discharged. Gamble, Clyde K., Read, Mark C., 
 Tackett, Lloyd H., discharged. discharged. 
 discharged. Geissler, Martin H., Richardson, Daniel N., 
 discharged. discharged. 
 Cooks: Griffith, Earl G., Richardson, Guy D., 
 Bookter, George I., discharged. discharged. 
 discharged. Hall, Walter R., Roberts, Charles V., 
 Rickords, Albert, discharged. discharged. 
 discharged. Hall, William H., Roberts, Orville A., 
 . discharged. discharged. 
 Privates: Hamlin, Claude R., Robison, David A., 
 Allen, Lennie, discharged. discharged. discharged. 
 Anderson, Bert, discharged. Haney, Thomas B., Rogers, Charles G., 
 Anderson, William H., discharged. discharged. 
 
 Scott, Ora W., discharged. 
 Simpson, Fred N., 
 
 Barndollar, James, Harris, Fred W., discharged. 
 discharged. discharged. Smith, Joseph A., 
 Barrick, Floyd R., Hayes, Harry E., discharged. 
 discharged. discharged. Stegall, William T., 
 Baugher, Floyd C., Haynes, William G., discharged. 
 discharged. discharged. Stevens, Amand F., 
 Beasley, George H., Hedrick, Charles R., discharged. 
 discharged. discharged. Summers, John W., 
 Bell, William E., Hobbs, Clarence D., discharged. 
 discharged. discharged. Thornton, Everett C., 
 Bird, Joseph F., Holford, Charles E., discharged. 
 discharged. discharged. Thorton, Forest C., 
 Bond, James R., Holford, Herman L., discharged. 
 discharged. discharged. Todd, Walter I., 
 Boothy, Harry J., Ire, Charles D., discharged. discharged. 
 discharged. Johnston, Frank R., Wagner, Frank, discharged. 
 Brittain, Jabe H., discharged. Walters, Frederick P., 
 discharged. Joyce, Arlin, discharged. discharged. 
 Brogan, Joseph R., Joyce, Edward T., Watkins, Emerson L., 
 ‘discharged. discharged. discharged. 
 Calvert, Lon V., Kinney, Edward D., Willard, Charles R., 
 discharged. discharged. discharged. 
 Casort, Charles J., Knight, Roy H., Wilms, Tobias F., 
 discharged. discharged. discharged. 
 Clossen, Oren F., Knoeppel, Charles E., Wilson, William H., 
 discharged. discharged. discharged. 
 Cooper, Byron, discharged. Lamb, Arnett R., Wood, Lawrence R., 
 Davis, Don H., discharged. discharged. discharged. 
 Davis, Frank W., Leave, Richard M., Wright, Floyd C., 
 discharged. discharged. discharged. 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Company A assisted in all Liberty loan and Red Cross drives; acted as escort to the 
 foreign speakers during the drives. The unit participated in the battalion meets at Inde- 
 pendence, August, 1918, and in Coffeyville during the county fair, September 18, 19; also, 
 took part in a very large street parade same night. The company guarded the national re- 
 finery, September 20 to 26, 1918, and took a very active part in the largest ‘‘pageant’’ en- 
 acted in this section of the state, October 9, 1918, to start the fourth Liberty loan drive. 
 
62 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Company “B,” 117TH Batrauion, Independence. 
 
 Captain: ; 
 William C. Fox. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Louis H. Clayton. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 George C. Fox. ~ 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Haslett, Clarence R. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Markgraf, Fred E. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Gray, William O. 
 Nichols, C. T. 
 Zutz, Charles A. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Bearden, Robert C. 
 Castillo, William W. 
 Miller, Justin I. 
 Stewart, Clarence E. 
 Uhrich, Burns H. 
 
 Clerk: 
 King, Bert H. 
 
 Cooks: 
 
 Covell, George. 
 Wick, Joseph R. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Etzold, Paul C., 
 discharged. 
 
 Van Cleave, Chester A., 
 discharged. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Hall, Harold P., 
 discharged. 
 
 Shukers, Charles D., 
 discharged. 
 
 Stolfus, D. R., discharged. 
 
 Wainscott, C. J., 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Albert, H. Vane, 
 discharged. 
 Albright, Norman, 
 discharged. 
 Alford, Virgil W., 
 discharged. 
 Baker, George S., 
 discharged. 
 
 Banks, N. A., discharged. 
 
 Degarimore, Ora J., 
 discharged. 
 
 Musician: 
 
 Stewart, Charles R. 
 
 Artificer: 
 
 Jakowsky, Milton. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Aman, Charles A. 
 Amend, Henry J. 
 Atherton, I. Herman. 
 Batchelor, Luther B. 
 Brown, Hugh. 
 
 Burks, Willard J. 
 Bush, Harold H. 
 Clark, Walter I. 
 Cook, J. C. 
 Corrigan, John J. 
 Cunningham, William E. 
 Davis, L. E. 
 Dunham, Ernest E. 
 Dunlavy, Pierce W. 
 Drumeller, Charles E. 
 Elliott, Clifton. 
 Elhott, Paul. 
 
 Emens, Paul V. 
 Ermey, Thomas R. 
 Evans, Arthur C. 
 Featherngill, Forest. 
 Fowler, Luther J. 
 George, Allen S. 
 Goodell, Clair N. 
 Hess, George L. 
 Holtz, Lee. 
 
 Inge, Luther C., Jr. 
 Irby, Walter E. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates—Continued, 
 
 Dixon, Floyd H., 
 discharged. 
 
 Doop, Chester, 
 discharged. 
 
 Engelman, John, 
 discharged. 
 
 Holcomb, George H., 
 discharged. 
 
 Huff, Roy T., discharged. 
 
 Kesler, Lawrence M., 
 discharged. 
 
 Light, Rolly H., 
 discharged. 
 
 Martin, Mulford, 
 discharged. 
 
 Meredith, John A., 
 discharged. 
 
 Meyer, Reinhard H., 
 discharged. 
 
 Nance, Dewey, discharged. 
 
 Nickerson, Robert, 
 
 - discharged. 
 
 O'Connell, F. James, 
 discharged. 
 
 Overton, Charles A., 
 discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Jarrett, Mark O. 
 Johnson, Cyril D. 
 Light, John. 
 
 Merrit, Oscar. 
 McGaughey, Lyle C. 
 MeVey, Walter L. 
 Oliver, Florin L. 
 Wasswater, Arthur F. 
 Payne, Phillip R. 
 Pennington, Fletcher E. 
 Prather, Perman H. 
 Reeves, Ted. 
 Renfro, Frank D. 
 Reynolds, Scottie. 
 Ringle; Hay: 
 
 Rose, Z. F. 
 
 Searle, J. Hy, Jr: 
 Sharpless, L. W. 
 Sloan, Ray R. 
 
 Small, Hamilton G. 
 Smith, Clarence. 
 Smith, Deane H. 
 Stafford, Gerald W. 
 Swift, Thomas M. 
 Thurman, Claude. 
 Todd, Albert E. 
 Varner, Samuel C. 
 Vincil, Edwin S. 
 Wallace, William H. 
 Waller, Benjamin E. 
 Watt, Harold C. - 
 Williams, Thomas W. 
 Witherspoon, C. L. 
 Witherspoon, William 8. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Payton, Ralph, discharged. 
 Post, Carl J., discharged. 
 Randell, Charley H., 
 discharged. 
 Reeves, Henry H., 
 discharged. 
 Richardson, William, 
 discharged. 
 Robinson, William, 
 discharged. 
 Shoat, Percy A., 
 discharged. 
 Stevens, Carol H., 
 discharged. 
 Stroup, Alex R., 
 discharged. 
 Varner, Howard, 
 discharged. 
 Welbaum, Hubert, 
 discharged. 
 Wilhite, Oliver L., 
 discharged. 
 Wills, Marion A., 
 discharged. 
 Witherspoon, R. B., 
 discharged. 
 
 August 4, 1918, battalion inspection and parade at Independence. August 17, 1918, in 
 camp on Verdigris river. August 29, 1918, battalion inspection and parade at old soldiers’ 
 reunion at Cherryvale. September 6, 1918, dedicated soldiers honor roll at Independence. 
 September 5, 1918, battalion inspection and parade at Coffeyville. September 21, 1918, 
 
 camping trip to Verdigris river. 
 
 night. 
 
 Escorted every contingent of drafted men to trains, day or 
 
 Participated in every Red Cross drive, Y. M. C. A. drive, and other war activities, and 
 assisted in every Liberty loan drive except the fifth. 
 
Kansas State Guard. 
 
 Company “C,” 11TH Barrauion, Caney. 
 
 Captain: 
 Edward J. Eheman. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 R. E. Quiett. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 J. L. Young. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Bolinger, H. V. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Koehl, E. H. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 DeHon, R. L. 
 Hinkle, O. B. 
 King, J. A. 
 Todd, A. B. 
 
 Corporals: 
 Brakey, Robert. 
 Fisher, A. L. 
 Hafel, G. H. 
 McBurney, H. G. 
 Shoemaker, F. O. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Mitchell, William A., 
 discharged. 
 Corporals: 
 
 Folse, Emile J., 
 discharged. 
 
 McClymonds, Arthur E., 
 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Broome, Floyd L., died. 
 
 Graves, Lloyd W., 
 discharged. 
 
 Harlan, Lloyd, 
 discharged. 
 
 Corporals 
 
 Concluded. | 
 
 Stone, E. E. 
 Treleaven, W. H. 
 
 Buglers: 
 
 Eiryewite i: 
 Utterback, A. L. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Atwood, G. B. 
 Bolinger, W. T. 
 Boon, H. W. 
 Brady, J. R. 
 Brown, C. W. 
 Callahan, W. L. 
 Canary, 8S. C. 
 Comstock, W. M. 
 Connely, G. W. 
 Coombs, Claude A. 
 Croff,.B: J. 
 DeHon, R. A. 
 Farley, P. H. 
 Foote, B. M. 
 Gause, C. I. 
 Gees, A. E. 
 
 Gray, Charles F. 
 Hansen, T. C. 
 Hardman, J. V. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates—C ontinued. 
 Hughes, O. E., discharged. 
 
 Johnson, Gerald M., 
 discharged. 
 Klecknes, Charles P., 
 discharged. 
 Lonaux, Amon, 
 discharged. 
 MeMillen, C. L. 
 discharged. 
 McQuillon, Earl J., 
 discharged. 
 Owen, Frank J., 
 discharged. 
 Pierce, John C., 
 discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Holyfield, J. D. 
 John, L. W. 
 Johnson, R. S. 
 Jones, J. B. 
 Keiser, F. G. 
 Kincaid, Frank. 
 Longtoft, W. G. 
 Lucas, A. H. 
 Marshall, J. E. 
 Moore, James A. 
 Nelson, R. R. 
 Parker, C. H. 
 Pettus, C. S. 
 Quiett, G. W. 
 Roggenkamp, Joe. 
 Sims, J. R. 
 Skinner, C. 8. 
 Smith, J. S. 
 Stone, H. G. 
 Templeton, J. A. 
 Templeton, Seth. 
 Truskett, H. E. 
 Walker, G. E. 
 Wills, A. T. 
 Wilson, Charles. 
 Wilson, J. E. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 Rawlings, Austin J., 
 
 discharged. 
 
 Rowe, Bascombe C., 
 
 discharged. 
 Scott, George W., 
 discharged. 
 Snyder, Charles, 
 discharged. 
 Stallard, Otto D., 
 discharged. 
 Truskett, Ben O., 
 discharged. 
 
 Woodard, Edward E., 
 
 discharged. 
 
 Company C participated in Liberty loan and Red Cross campaigns. 
 
64 
 
 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Company “D,” 117TH Barrauion, Cherryvale. 
 
 Captain: 
 Frank A. Swaim. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 William H. Hite. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Clarence B. Hill. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Oehler, Fred C. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Hileman, A. Dale. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Brady, J. A. 
 Hacker, Ralph. 
 Harper, Dan A. 
 O’Donnell, Sidney J. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Armstrong, Eugene E. 
 Briggs, W. A. 
 
 Burge, William R. 
 Clark, W. A. 
 
 Joneson, Oscar. 
 Kinney, Harry. 
 Ringstaff, W. F. 
 Taaffe, George. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 Avey, Sam, discharged. 
 Cook, Milton, discharged. 
 Smith, O. Harry, 
 
 discharged. 
 Withrow, J. P., discharged. 
 Corporals: 
 Billingsby, J. G., 
 discharged. 
 
 Burgess, Elmar, discharged. 
 
 Elder, Wilbur, discharged. 
 
 Musician: 
 
 Connet, Francis, discharged. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Andrus, Frank, discharged. 
 
 Artificer: 
 Butler, George M. 
 
 Cook: 
 Hugo, Gilroy. 
 
 Musicians: 
 
 Henson, W. H. 
 Howard, Clarence. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Adey, Harvey. 
 Adey, Rolla. 
 Barnheiser, Benjamin. 
 Bauer, Fred. 
 Beatty, Irvin E. 
 Bennett, Ruben R. 
 Black, Lewis Guy. 
 Craig, Miles. 
 Cramer, Hiram B. 
 Emery, Charles O. 
 Evans, John C. 
 Fisher, Lawrence. 
 Fuller, George. 
 Graham, Roy K. 
 Hackler, Guy. 
 Hastings, A. C. 
 Hastings, J. O. 
 Henson, Robert. 
 Hilts, R. C. 
 Huffman, Edward. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Atkinson, L. M., 
 discharged. 
 
 Bailey, William, 
 discharged. 
 
 Barr, A. C., discharged. 
 
 Busby, C. H., discharged. 
 
 Butler, O. P., discharged. 
 
 Cain, Ross O., discharged. 
 
 Cook, John M., discharged. 
 Davis, John CG. Pea ahs 
 
 Edgar, VanB., 
 transferred, 
 Edgerle, Sabin S., 
 discharged. 
 Hamm, Frank L., Sr., 
 discharged. 
 Hamman, George. 
 discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Johnson, A. E. 
 Karns, William. 
 Keim, W. D. 
 Mangan, Paul E. 
 Martin, C. E. 
 Meyer, F. W. 
 Mustard, Stanley. 
 McKinley, Robert. 
 Osborn, W. E. 
 Quicknell, Bert. 
 Ragan, A. G. 
 Rowands, Luther. 
 Shanton, Tompy. 
 Smith, William B. 
 Stribling, Edgar. 
 Thomas, L. E. 
 Thompson, George M. 
 Thompson, J. H. 
 Tullis, G. 
 
 Van Dyne, Charles. 
 Wharton, Fred E. 
 Williams, J. D. 
 Winslow, Chester. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Harman, Fred J., 
 discharged. 
 
 Hedges, Milton B., 
 transferred. 
 
 Lomax, Q. W., 
 discharged. 
 
 Martin, W. G., 
 discharged. - 
 
 Mortland, Earnest A., 
 discharged. 
 
 Norton, E. J., discharged. 
 
 Schrader, H. E., died. 
 
 Swisher, Miles, discharged. 
 
 Utter, Oscar E., 
 discharged. 
 
 Veeder, Emmett C., 
 discharged. 
 
 Company D was mustered in on May 7, 1918, by Captain Clyde Knock, of Independence, 
 
 Kan. 
 
 The unit participated in Memorial services, 
 
 ence ; 
 19; 1918; 
 
 ‘ May 30, 1918; battalion meet in Independ- 
 battalion meet in Coffeyville, September 18, 1918; battalion meet in Cherryvale, August 
 and performed guard duty at Uncle Tom oil refinery, September 1 to 5, 1918; only 
 
 part of company being used. Complimentary guard duty in Cherryvale at old ’ soldiers’ re- 
 
 union week of August 26, 1918. 
 
 Company “E,” 117TH Barrauion, Liberty. 
 
 Captain: 
 Roy L. Kuhns. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 
 Carl E. Pinkston. 
 
 No muster-out roll furnished. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Pearl F. Heckman. 
 
Kansas State Guard. 
 
 65 
 
 MaAcHINE Gun Company, llrH Batrauion, Independence. 
 
 Captain: 
 C. T. Nichols. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 George B. Weeks. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Ray F. Shumaker. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 
 Shrodes, William M. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Struck, Fred C. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Carter, Marion F, 
 Cooke, Lawrence C. 
 Dewey, Edwin T. 
 Dorsey, Henry S. 
 Evans, George W. 
 Frye, James B, 
 Garrison, Jack. 
 Palmer, William E. 
 Speer, Wilham P. 
 Walters, Noel D. 
 
 Corporals: 
 Cooley, W. Glenn. 
 Cowhan, Henry I. 
 Dudley, Luther L. 
 Lowe, Lineous G. 
 Norris, William H. 
 
 Cook: 
 Humes, Malcolhm. 
 
 Musician: 
 Willis, Navarre. 
 
 Mechanic: 
 Denney, John B. 
 
 Horseshoer: 
 Snyder, Charles E. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Allen, Carl W. 
 Berry, Wallie. 
 Bloomberg, Arthur H. 
 Bloomberg, Vernie. 
 Brown, Julian. 
 
 Cook, Harry D. 
 Cornell, John W. 
 Crimmel, Ray H. 
 
 This company rendered no statement of its activities. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Daniels, Pearl M. 
 Darby, Henry S. 
 Farley, William J. 
 Geckler, Forest G. 
 Gorrell, James R. 
 Harper, Hulbert L. 
 Hight, William. 
 Holt, David H. 
 Johnson, Gordon W. 
 Kellogg, William E. 
 Martin, C. Frank. 
 Miller, Charles C. 
 Miner, Clarence R. 
 MeVeigh, Samuel, 
 Perskey, Ralph. 
 Phillips, William R. 
 Roth, George E. 
 Self, Willis C. 
 Simons, G. R. 
 Smith, Charles H. 
 Smith, James G. 
 Smith, Leslie A. 
 Stone, Roy L. 
 Tole, J. Hollis. 
 Waters, Loren D. 
 Weaver, Wayne. 
 Young, Herbert A. 
 
 Heapquarters, 12TH Bartaion, Athol. 
 
 Major: 
 J. G. Albright. 
 
 No report received as to any activities. 
 
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66 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Company “A,” 12TH Bartation, Athol. 
 
 Captain: Artificer: Privates—Concluded. 
 Frank C. Levengood. Isett, Jesse G. Lynch, William. 
 ' Miller, Thomas. 
 First Lieutenant: ase ae oe pence 
 : adders, B. B. oore, Roy. 
 Albert E. Boyce. eee Dan. MeNulty, re 
 . : Beller, C. L. Naumann, Otto. 
 Becond lieutenant: Beller, George. Oentrich, John. 
 Jesse W. Boyce. Brown, Riley. Panter, John. 
 Buckhn, J. W. Panter, Reed. 
 Quartermaster Sergeant : Calkin, Fred. Panter, William. 
 Plitcher, Henry. Calkin, Martin F. Paxton, Asa. 
 Conoway, Fay. Phetteplace, Earl. 
 Sergeants : Conoway, Guy. Rapp, Walter A. 
 Cowan, A. M. Critchfield, William. Rice, E. 
 Cowan, J. C. Cronm, George. Richardson, Floyd. 
 Maine, C. O. Ellis, Edward. Rupert, G. Ww. 
 Phetteplace, W. J. Goldsmith, C. A. Stickels, Guy. 
 Scott, W. D. Greuerholz, Walter H. Suchland, Carl. 
 Wagonblast, Earl. Heatherington, C. L. Suchland, Cecil. 
 Henry, F. O. Tucker, Roy. 
 Corporals: Holeomb, D. C. Wall, M. J. 
 Gillett, C. L. Kendall, Bernard. Wall, Walter. 
 Hecht, A. J. Kimball, Edgar L. : Wertz, Floyd E., 
 Simmonds, E. T. Kirkendall, Willie. — Wood, Hollis. 
 Vanderpool, Forest. _ Lind, Edwin. Zabel, Emil H. 
 LOSSES. 
 Musician: Privates—Continued. Privates—Concluded. 
 Frazier, Glen, discharged. DeVaul, Oscar, discharged. Rapp, Leonard, discharged. 
 Henning, Steve W., Senimered, Loyal B., 
 Privates: transferred. discharged. 
 holomeuc Willarn Hazen, James C., Shaw, Leslie V., 
 erica Ee mee discharged. Stoop, O. J., discharged. 
 Beahm, Oscar, discharged. Hazen, James L., Werth, Leslie, discharged. 
 Denman, Aden W. discharged. 
 discharged. Moore, Riley, discharged. 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 This organization met for drill once every week and for battalion drill every two weeks, 
 when weather conditions would permit. The period of drill was three hours. 
 We did no active guard duty, but always stood in readiness should the call come. The 
 members helped with Red Cross and Liberty loan drives and were always on parade at any 
 * patriotic ceremony. 
 
Kansas State Guard. 
 
 67 
 
 Company “B,” 127TH Barrauion, Gaylord. 
 
 Captain: 
 Jack C. L. Seeves. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Duvall, Jasper. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Lewellen, Percy R. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Hays, A. W. 
 Hays, Harry. 
 Staub, George. 
 Tallman, E. W. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Gledhill, A. E. 
 Hobbick, Harkey. 
 Iden, Lloyd. 
 Markham, R. F. 
 Ratcliff, Haorld. 
 Ratcliff, Harry. 
 Wells, Joseph. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Abernathy, John. 
 Alaway, John, Jr. 
 Atkinson, H. C. 
 Atkinson, J. A. 
 Atkinson, W. H. 
 Beck, C. A. 
 Bodel, J. W. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 J. W. Scott, discharged. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Stephenson, Paul, 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Bodle, D. T. 
 Bodle, Frank. 
 Bodle, Grover. 
 Brake, Waldie. 
 Carter, Charles. 
 Carter, Harvey Ray. 
 Campbell, C. O. 
 Clydesdale, W. J. 
 Conrad, Virgil. 
 Dolloff, Herb. 
 Dolloff, J. G. 
 Dolloff, Sam. 
 Dolloff, W. H. 
 Easch, Ed. 
 
 Eller, Floyd. 
 Eller, Huston. 
 Farrell, Jim F. 
 Farrell, J. M. 
 Hamre saleby 
 Gates, Ray. 
 Gresier, A. C. 
 Grogan, E. L. 
 Hammond, G. H. 
 Hammond, Vern. 
 Heiden, Charley. 
 Houser, Morris. 
 Howe, Sam. 
 Jacobs, E. H. 
 Jacobs, Volna G. 
 Johnson, Allen. 
 Johnston, Orb. 
 Kalbfleish, Harold. 
 Kemp, Earl. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Finch, J. F., discharged, 
 Goodwin, Hugh, 
 discharged. 
 
 Johnson, Roy, discharged. 
 Kendall, J. C., discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Koontz, O. L. 
 Legg, D. E. 
 Lenan, George. 
 Lloyd, Harry. 
 Lyall, Benjamin. 
 Mahin, Hilary. 
 Mahin, Ross. 
 Martin, Glen. 
 Martin, H. M. 
 Martin, R. E. 
 Mathes, Lloyd. 
 Miller, Charles. 
 
 “McClain, Arthur. 
 
 MeNall, Ben. 
 MeNall, Milo. 
 MeNary, O. J. 
 Putman, Donald. 
 Ratcliff, Walter. 
 Roach, Acl. 
 Roach, Earl. 
 Rubendall, A. E. 
 Rubendall, Roy. 
 Sonnenburg, Milo. 
 Stephenson, L. C. 
 Stranathan, B. C. 
 Swank, L. E. 
 Tailor, Charles. 
 Waite, J. M. 
 Watkins, George. 
 Windschuffel, Walter. 
 Wise, George. 
 Wolfe, David. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Mahin, Roy, discharged. 
 McCallum, J. D., died. 
 Nash, Charles, discharged. 
 Roach, Emery, discharged. 
 Sellers, Percy, discharged. 
 
 This company participated in Liberty loan and Red Cross campaigns. 
 
68 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Company “C,” 12TH Battaion, Cedar. 
 
 Captain: 
 William L. Kern. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 James Chapin. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Hain, George R. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Harris, Homer E. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Kelling, Harvey J. 
 Kelling, Ralph E. 
 McFillen, Roy L. 
 Robertson, Guy A. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Byfield, Ora. 
 
 Frutiger, Elmer L. 
 Gaddis, Clarence E. 
 Kelling, Fred J. 
 McCormick, Charley A. 
 Sears, Leonard E. 
 
 Cook: 
 Rice, Robert R. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 
 Melvin J. Hibbs, 
 discharged. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 
 Isaac S. McCormick, 
 discharged. 
 
 Sergeant: 
 
 McCormick, Carl S., 
 discharged. 
 
 Artificer: 
 
 Crosby, Archie, discharged. 
 
 Musicians: 
 Kallish, Lewis E. 
 Simpson, Will. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Abernathey, Perry C. 
 
 Alfler, Theodore T. 
 Barb, Everett C. 
 Black, Dewey E. 
 Byfield, Artie. 
 Byfield, Carl E. 
 Casteel, Lem. 
 Cole, George M. 
 Cole, Lafe L. 
 Davis, William H. 
 Dillon, Forest J. 
 Dillon, George W. 
 Duston, Clarence E. 
 Ewings, Ralph. 
 Fetrow, Franklin E. 
 Fetrow, Horace B. 
 * Fetrow, Leland C. 
 Fetrow, William H. 
 Frutiger, Lesley W. 
 Gaddis, Vanus I. 
 Gebers, Frederick C. 
 Hawley, Frank M. 
 Heltzel, Chester V. 
 Hofer, Elmer J. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Musician: 
 
 Slade, Ralph L., 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Bane, Harry W., 
 discharged. 
 Farley, Andrew F., 
 discharged. 
 Fetrow, Leslie R., 
 discharged. 
 Hale, Denver M., 
 discharged. 
 Mahin, Ross L., 
 transferred. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Hutson, Albert M. 
 Hutson, Arthur W. 
 Iden, Frank M. 
 Kallash, Joseph F. 
 Kelling, Frank L. 
 Kendrick, Walter E. 
 Kern, Edward L. 
 Kinion, Richard E. 
 Mahin, Clarence E. 
 Mahin, Melvin K, 
 MeNeil, James H. 
 MeNeil, Lenard L. 
 Morrison, Bela G. 
 Newbrey, Jat O. 
 Newbrey, John W. 
 Nonamaker, Arthur. 
 Nonamaker, George B. 
 Nonamaker, Wilson. 
 Roseberry, Everett E. 
 Roseberry, George G. 
 Sears, Alba E. 
 
 Sears, Merle M. 
 Sears, Otto R. 
 
 Smith, Bert F. 
 Smith, Harold C. 
 Sweat, Solomon L. 
 Walker, Orris T. 
 Wolfe, Leland J. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 MecAlary, Arthur C., 
 discharged. 
 Rohrs, Frederick, 
 discharged. . 
 Smith, Winfield E., 
 discharged. 
 Stivers, Ira E., 
 discharged. 
 Wilson, John E., 
 discharged. 
 Young, William H., 
 discharged. 
 
 Company C, 12th Battalion, Kansas State Guard was never called upon or ordered to per— 
 
 form any guard duty. 
 
 The company paraded at the ceremonies of laying the corner stone of the Sm‘th county 
 
 courthouse, 1918. 
 
 he organization actively supported Liberty loan drives and all Red Cross eampaigns. 
 Only one member of the company had experienced actual military service, but the com- 
 
 pany attained a good degree of efficiency in military drill. 
 
Kansas State Guard. 
 
 69 
 
 Company “D,” 127TH Barrauion, Kensington. 
 
 Captain: 
 Charles M. Alspach. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Orlin H. Hinman. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Ray Schoeni. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 McCracken, Ralph. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant : 
 Shinkle, Lewis M. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Holcomb, Eugene EH. 
 Kunze, Wilbert F. 
 Mills, John L. 
 Schoeni, George E. 
 
 Corporals: 
 Chance, Delaney A. 
 
 Grauerholz, James W. 
 
 Rodgers, Charles R. 
 Theiler, Arthur G, 
 Watts, Oscar J. 
 White, Charles R. 
 White, Clyde C. 
 
 Williamson, N. Chris. 
 
 Musicians: 
 
 Bronson, Lloyd. 
 Rutter, Phil. 
 
 Captain: 
 Guy R. Currier, 
 discharged. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 
 George M. McKee, 
 resigned. 
 
 Corporal: 
 
 Wilson, Ernest D., 
 resigned. 
 
 Cook: 
 Dillon, Lex C, 
 
 Artificer: 
 Sammons, Edmund L. 
 
 Privates: 
 Addie, John. 
 Ahlften, Rudolf H. 
 Allen, Clinton E. 
 Anthony, Edward. 
 Atterbury, Thomas J. 
 Billings, Walter R.. 
 Cave, Harvey M. 
 Chance, Charles A. 
 Cook, Stephen I. 
 Cornell, S. Everett. 
 Detwiler, Clarence E. 
 Dilsaver, Forby. 
 Drescher, Lyle S 
 Dimond, Ray. 
 Fischer, Edward J. 
 Frazier, Lewis V. 
 Gates, Hugh H. 
 Gooder, Allen H. 
 Gooder, Delbert J. 
 Gooder, Elmer H. 
 Henshaw, C. Fay. 
 Hilbrink, Charles F. 
 Hobbs, Dow H. 
 Jackson, Elmer. 
 Johnston, Clem E. 
 Kestler, Thomas H. 
 Lamont, Charles W. 
 Leatherman, John M. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Musician: 
 Osborn, Clarence W., 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates: 
 Anthony, Glenn L., 
 discharged. 
 Bronson, Glenn, 
 discharged. 
 Detweiler, H. Allen, 
 discharged. 
 
 Furguson, David B., died. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Leatherman, Walter D. 
 Madison, George B. 
 Madison, William M. 
 Mahin, Oscar. 
 McCarter, Milford C. 
 MeDonald, Cecil. 
 Oliva, Frank A. 
 
 Pyle, Leonard V. 
 Reynolds, Alvin L. 
 Reynolds, C. Austin. 
 Reynolds, Frank. 
 Rosenkrans, Henry. 
 Rosenkrans, William. 
 Schearer, John M. 
 Schoeni, Virgil L. 
 Schoeni, John J. 
 Schoeni, Virgil L. 
 Shinkle, John 8. 
 Simmons, Fred. 
 Smith, Arthur. 
 Smith, Barney C. 
 Smith, Clarence A. 
 Smith, Emer D. 
 Smith, John A. 
 Stephens, Harley N. 
 Thayer, George ‘A. 
 Theiler, Leo. 
 
 Ward, Ralph H. 
 White, S. Boone. 
 Willits, Arthur ‘WV. 
 
 Auxiliary Members—Band: 
 
 Kasson, Ruby. 
 Oliva, Agnes A. 
 
 Privates—C oncluded. 
 
 Hilbrink, Edwin F., 
 discharged. 
 Rutter, Ed F., 
 discharged. 
 Smith, Edwin L., 
 discharged. 
 Stephens, Walter G., 
 discharged. 
 Worley, H. Harold, 
 discharged. 
 
 The Kensington home guards were mustered into the service of the state as the Kensing- 
 
 ton State Guards on April 16, 1918. 
 
 As the company had no funds available at the time of 
 
 its organization, the individual members purchased their own uniforms and about three- 
 fourths of the members purchased old army Springfields, SO that the company was really an 
 armed force and were able to master the “Manual of Arms.’ 
 
 The company was active in the various Liberty loans and Red Cross drives, and especially 
 were we in evidence at the Red Cross auction at which over $4,000 was raised in Kensington 
 
 and vicinity. 
 
 At the signing of the armistice the company had charge of the big community celebration. 
 
 A grand barbecue was planned, at which the company roasted a large ox, erected stands and 
 accreditably served the mass of people gathered to vent their enthusiasm. Over $300 was 
 raised for the Red Cross. The event of the evening was the burning of the Kaiser’s palace. 
 Our company enjoyed the distinction of having one of the best bands in the state. This 
 band, believing that they could be of greater service enlisted in the navy, and after a short 
 term of training at the Great Lakes naval station they were chosen for service aboard the 8S. 8. 
 George Washington, which carried President Wilson and his party to and from Europe. 
 
70 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 HeEApQuarTers, 13TH BaTTaLion, Smith Center. 
 
 Aajor: 
 John E. Lindquist. 
 
 Captain and Surgeon: 
 Victor E. Watts. 
 
 This organization did not furnish any report as to activities. 
 
 Captain and Supply Officer: 
 
 Charles E. Adams. 
 
 Captain and Adjutant: 
 
 Michael E. Brady. 
 
 Company “A,” 13TH BattTaLion, Lebanon. 
 
 Captain: 
 Jesse H. Hampshire. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Perry E. Nicholas. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Lawrence E. Eldred. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Kirby, George M. 
 
 Battalion Supply Captain: 
 
 Charles A. Adams. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Amis, Harold W. 
 Jenkins, Ira J. 
 
 Murlenburg, Herbert T. 
 
 Thompson, J. Henry. 
 
 Corporals: 
 Adams, Howard. 
 Bell, Walter. 
 George, Leonard E. 
 Monroe, Emmet G. 
 
 Walgamoth, Everett L. 
 
 Cook: 
 Bock, Carl. 
 
 Musician: 
 Ingram, Raymond K. 
 
 Physician: 
 Hatch, B. Pearve. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 
 Lee R. Cummings, 
 discharged. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 
 Munsell, Everett C., 
 discharged. 
 
 Sergeant: 
 
 Bonecutter, John L., 
 discharged. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Atkins, Vernon D., 
 discharged. 
 
 Compton, Reed W., 
 discharged. 
 
 Longley, Glen M., 
 discharged. 
 
 Musician: 
 Hobbs, Howard M., 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Adams, J. Lyle. 
 Adams, John W. 
 Addams, Robert J. 
 Amis, Eli. 
 
 Amis, John G. 
 Amis, Robert M. 
 Bales, F. Charles. 
 Bell, Earl. 
 Bonecutter, James H. 
 Brady, Frank. 
 Buchanan, Arthur E. 
 Carpenter, Boyd. 
 Cox, Joseph E. 
 Crabb, Edgar T. 
 Downey, John H. 
 Empson, Max. 
 Flood, Charles F. 
 Fryback, Earl R. 
 George, John Marshall. 
 Godden, Arthur. 
 Griffith, Bart. 
 Grover, Floyd E. 
 Haggart, Bert R. 
 Hartman, Hoyt A. 
 Hays, Elmer. 
 Herndon, Albert E.° 
 House, Lyman A. 
 Hubbard, Minor D. 
 Ingram, Clarence E. 
 Tsom, Oliver M. 
 Kattenberg, Henry. 
 Keever, Alford M. 
 Keever, Ralph. 
 Kellogg, Charles W. 
 Lake, Senica 8. 
 Lattimer, Alvin. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Cook: 
 
 Wiggs, James E., 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Atwood, Charley M., 
 discharged. 
 
 Brown, Fred L., 
 discharged. 
 
 Brown, George E., 
 discharged. 
 
 Buchanan, N. C., 
 discharged. 
 
 Buell, Francis E., 
 discharged. 
 
 Chase, Carl J., discharged. 
 
 Cline, Ross, discharged. 
 
 Flood, Manie L., 
 discharged. 
 
 Greene, Perry C., 
 transferred. 
 
 Herndon, Sylvester W. 
 discharged. 
 
 Company A did not furnish any report as to activities. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Lattimer, Harry A. 
 Linn, W. Draton. 
 Locke, Ernest 
 Lockwood, Elmo L. 
 Mace, Frank A. 
 Mace, Lewis H. 
 Maginness, Edgar H. 
 Martin, William J. 
 Martin, Walter. 
 Miller, Frank. 
 Moore, Charles. 
 Moore, C. Pearl. 
 Moore, Ray. 
 
 Neal, Harry R. 
 Neal, Sam A. 
 Newell, Mylar A. 
 Newton, Robert R. 
 Oswald, Marion W. 
 Pennington, Charles F. 
 Roush, James F. 
 Sample, W. Irvin. 
 Schlatter, Ernest. 
 Simmons, W. Leroy. 
 Smith, Homer E. 
 Snyder, Jesse G. 
 Taylor, Virgil A. 
 Vyff, Cleo. 
 Wadley, Benjamin F. 
 Watson, Austin T 
 Woods, Hobart C. 
 Woodworth, Lonnie. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Laughlin, John G., 
 discharged. 
 
 May, John H., discharged. 
 
 May, Wardie L., 
 discharged. 
 
 Moore, Cleo, discharged. 
 
 Rice, Merritt L., 
 discharged. 
 
 Rickford, C. Arthur, 
 discharged. 
 
 Rogers, Fred E., 
 discharged. 
 
 Story, Orrend W., 
 discharged. 
 
 Warner, Charles C., 
 discharged. 
 
 Watson, Everett C., 
 discharged. 
 
 White, Gerald L., 
 discharged. 
 
Kansas State Guard. 
 
 Company “B,” 138TH BatTaLion, Smith Center. 
 
 Captain: 
 Joseph A. Barker. 
 
 First Lieutenant: . 
 Herbert Fryback. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Miles Elson. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Lowery, Bert F. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Crosbie, Arch A. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 Barry, Ralph W. 
 Ford, Edward F. 
 McMullen, William. 
 
 Corporals: 
 Haberly, Otto E, 
 Myers, Seth L. 
 McDowell, J. G. 
 Nulty, John R. 
 Reed, Harry E. 
 Reed, W. W. 
 Winemiller, John J. E. 
 
 Cook: 
 Garrison, C. A. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Baldwin, E. O. 
 Barker, Walter W. 
 Barry, Floyd G. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 
 J. C. Behnke, resigned. 
 
 Second Lieutenant : 
 A. F. Rader, resigned. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 
 Chatelle, Rodney L., died. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Barker, Joseph A., 
 discharged. 
 
 Elson, Miles, discharged. 
 
 Fryback, Herbert, 
 discharged. 
 Morris, Floyd G., 
 discharged. 
 
 Sutton, Ray, discharged. 
 
 Tweedy, Harry M., 
 discharged. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Moore, Lewis, discharged. 
 
 discharged. 
 Plum, Wilham J., 
 transferred. 
 
 Stein, J. B., discharged. 
 
 Musicians: 
 
 Dundis, Ralph E., 
 transferred. 
 
 Lowery, Glen O., 
 transferred. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Baxter, Emery. 
 Baxter, John. 
 
 Bell, Daniel G. 
 Bell, William J. 
 Bolton, James R. 
 Bolton, William L. 
 Boston, Jay G. P. 
 Briles, William H. 
 Brogan, Harry O. 
 Buchner, John G, 
 Burgess, Chester V. 
 Burr, Hugh A. 
 Carpenter, Chester. 
 Carson, Frank M. 
 Carver, Jasper T. 
 Carver, Roy Martin. 
 Carver, Samuel W. 
 Chandler, Charles. 
 
 Clinkenbeard, Robert N. 
 
 Daniels, N. M. 
 Davis, Joseph M. 
 Dimond, Merrill R. 
 Ellwood, Roy C, 
 Ford, William. 
 Grabast, Joseph E. 
 Gras, Harry. 
 
 Hays, Ralph L. 
 Henderson, R. E. 
 Hill, Harlan G. 
 Hinshaw, Clarence F. 
 Hommon, Chester. 
 Jones, Clyde N. 
 Jones, Frank H. 
 Jones, Richard O. K. 
 
 Kingsbury, Charley C. 
 
 Lannigan, Ebon O. 
 Lannigan, Ralph L. 
 Marxmiller, William. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Alford, William A., 
 transferred. 
 Apple, James A., 
 discharged. 
 Atwood, Leroy, 
 discharged. 
 Bowman, Cleave, 
 transferred. 
 Barger, Vergil E., 
 discharged. 
 Brady, M. E., 
 discharged. 
 Carson, Benjamin H., 
 discharged. 
 Clark, Vern H., 
 transferred. 
 Cook, Jesse M., 
 discharged. 
 Coolidge, Archie, 
 discharged. 
 Coolidge, Rogers J., 
 transferred. 
 Ford, Russell, 
 discharged. 
 Garrison, Leo; 
 discharged. 
 Graham, James, 
 transferred. 
 Hill, Ira, died. 
 Jones, Orrin; 
 transferred. 
 Kindred, Earl ; 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Miller, Clarence. 
 Morin, Herbert G. 
 Morris, W. J. 
 Mundell, Walter W. 
 McElfresh, Elmer A. 
 McElfresh, Harold. 
 Neal, John W. 
 Oberdorf, Phillip. 
 Ogle, Walter A. 
 
 Otis, Lewis L. 
 
 Peck, Harold. 
 Plaster, Frank. 
 Pollosk, John Samuel. 
 Rogers, Jolin E. 
 Rounslev, Harry. 
 Rounsley, William M. 
 Rugger, Arch. 
 Rugger, Cecil H. 
 Rugger, Ray O. 
 Seever, Claude E. 
 Shepardson, Loyal L. 
 Shoemaker, Charles D. 
 Starbuck, Clarence. 
 Starbuck, Cliff. 
 Starbuck, Perry C. 
 Strieby, Samuel 8. 
 Taylor, Robert L. 
 Weaver, George. 
 Weed, Raymond E. 
 Welch, Perry. 
 Weltmer, Charles L. 
 Weltemer, David W. 
 White, Bruce. 
 
 White, Fred. 
 Williams, Henry A. 
 Wilson, William A. 
 Wolfe, Omer B. 
 
 Yeo, Leo. 
 
 Privates—C oncluded. 
 Kirkenschlager, Cliff, 
 transferred. 
 Lanman, Arden L., 
 discharged. 
 Mathis, Curtis, 
 discharged. 
 Mathis, Sherman, 
 discharged. 
 Miller, Byron L., 
 discharged. 
 Miller, Carl, died. 
 Miller, Floyd D., 
 discharged. 
 Moore, Pliny, 
 discharged. 
 Muvlow, Ralph D., 
 transferred. 
 Peterson, Clyde, 
 transferred. 
 Potter, John F., 
 discharged. 
 Smith, Hobart A., 
 discharged. 
 Stevens, Walter A., 
 discharged. 
 Tallent, Virgil M., 
 discharged. 
 Tallman, Elmer, 
 transferred. 
 Vance, Millard. 
 Wagner, Albert F. 
 Watts, Victor E., 
 Whitinger, Henry. 
 Yenne, W. A. 
 
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72 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Company “‘B,” 13TH BarraLion, SMitH CENTER—Concluded. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 This company took part as an organization in several service flag c remonies at various 
 churches over the county, and a patriotic service held in Smith Center, in June, 1918, at the 
 time of the laying of the corner stone of the new court house. 
 
 The organization stood guard with full company on the night of November 5, 1918, dur- 
 ing celebration of the signing of the Armistice in Smith Center; attended twelve soldiers’ 
 funerals in this county, giving such soldiers a full military burial, and going as far as the east 
 side of Smith county to give one soldier his last rites. 
 
 The majority of this company showed a full willingness to give of their time and energy 
 in any sacrifice necessary to build and maintain a high conception of the patriotic duties owed 
 to their country, and to the brave boys in the service of their country.” We materially assisted 
 in developing in the hearts of all of our citizens of this community that fine spirit of sacrifice 
 and assistance which was characteristic of all true American citizens, and, I believe, this com- 
 
 pany deserves special mention and credit for their part in moulding public sentiment in this 
 community. 
 
 Company “C,” 13TH BatTTaLion, Smith Center. 
 
 Captain: Cooks: 
 
 Harry M. Tweedy. Armitstead, Charles F. 
 Martin, Jesse. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 Gineau, George. 
 Green, Perry C. 
 
 First Lieutenant: Hutchinson, Edwin F. 
 
 John Beardslee. Artificer: Jones, Malcom. 
 Jones, Orrin C. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: ps Lone i ae M, 
 John W. Bullard. Privates: Kirkenschlager, Cliff. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Hitchcock, Harry. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 
 Smiley, Harvey A. 
 
 Sergeant-Major: 
 Timmins, Merle H. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 Clough, Roy G. 
 May, John E. 
 Ring, William C. 
 Yenne, Walter. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Bowman, Cleve H, 
 Brown, Ernest. 
 Campbell, Delbert. 
 Clark, Verne H. 
 Graham, Jim. 
 Million, Frank E. 
 
 Sergeant: 
 
 Coulson, Harry A., 
 discharged. 
 
 Abbott, Earl. 
 Baker, Dan. 
 Barnes, Harry. 
 Barnes, Ralph C. 
 Barrett, C. Guy. 
 Beardslee, Harold. 
 Blair, Rolla. 
 Blair, William H. 
 Braden, Carl R. 
 
 Branton, Wilham D. 
 
 Brown, Frank. 
 Brown, Freddie. 
 Brown, John. 
 Brown, Willie. 
 Buss, Clinton. 
 
 Cameron, Charles G. 
 
 Campbell, James. 
 Campbell, Roy. 
 Chance, Franklin R. 
 Chapman, Tom. 
 Collins, Samuel D. 
 Cowan, Bert L. 
 Cowan, Perry. 
 Dunton, Jason. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 Privates: 
 
 Coulson, Keith, discharged. 
 
 Martin, Walter A., 
 
 Logan, Walter. 
 Lumpkin, Elmer E. 
 Mays, Jay. 
 McCary, Alvah F. 
 MeDonald, Harry. 
 Peterson, Clyde L. 
 Peterson, Dan. 
 Relihan, Rex. 
 Ring, Harry B. 
 Sellars, Fred W. 
 Shockley, Wilbur. 
 Smiley, Earl B. 
 Spurrier, Austin. 
 Tallman, Ernest H. 
 Vance, Millard. 
 Venables, Vern V. 
 Williams, Clarance R. 
 Williams, Ralph. 
 Womer, Emmet. 
 Yenne, James. 
 Yenne, W. Arthur. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Rorabaugh, Narvin L., 
 died. 
 
 discharged. Tallman, Elmer, 
 Relihan, Dan, discharged. discharged. 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Company C took part, as an organization, in several flag ceremonies at the churches in the 
 communities where the members resided, and had charge of Pawnee and Cora townships in 
 Smith county in the drive for funds for the united war workers and made a creditable 
 showing. 
 
 The unit stood guard, together with Company B, at Smith Center on the night of No- 
 vember 11, 1918. 
 
 With the exception of three or four members, this company was composed of farmers. 
 Consider:ng the shortage of help during the season of 1918, and the size and kinds of crops, 
 the company des rves special praise for their devotion to the cause. When men have worked 
 bard all day and all week, it takes one hundred per cent Americanism to inspire them to 
 drive from five to ten miles to drill two or three hours of an evening, or on Sunday after- 
 noons. Taken altogether, it is surprising that the attendance was as good as it was and 
 gratifying to the officers that the organization made the progress it did. 
 
Kansas State Guard. fi 
 
 Banp, 13TH Barrauion, Smith Center. 
 
 Chief Musician: Sergeants: Buglers: 
 Stevens, Walter A. Alford, William A. Hommon, Floyd M. 
 Plumb, William J. Luse, Wyley E. 
 Principal Musician: Smith, Wilbert F. 
 Nelson, Arthur E. Stevens, Louis H. Privates: 
 ; Dundas, Ralph E. 
 Adjutant-Captain: icaha Johnson, Joseph F. 
 : Coolidge, James R. . Kirk, Granville. 
 Brady, Michael E. Henning, Joe R. Wolfe, Glenn L. 
 
 Muxlow, Ralph D. 
 Reese, Harry T. 
 Underwood, Lawson R. 
 Wolfe, Laverne. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 Principal Musician: Privates: Privates—Concluded. 
 Underwood, Dooley L., Hill, Ira M., died. Werts, Mack A., 
 discharged. Lowery, Glenn, discharged. discharged. 
 Luse, Alvin E., discharged. 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 This band conducted rehearsals and drills two days a week, and public band concerts one 
 day in week. The organization participated in the 13th Battalion drill at Lebanon, Kan. 
 
 HeADQuARTERS, 14TH BatTaLion, Oakley. 
 
 Major: Captain and Surgeon: Captain and Supply Officer: 
 Henry A. Spencer. David R. Stoner. William T. Parrott. 
 
 Captain and Adjutant: 
 Clifton L. Spencer. 
 
 No report of activities furnished. 
 
74 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Company “A,” 147TH BatraLion, Oakley. 
 
 Captain: 
 Lowry L. Moore. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 E. Weir Hall. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 Kilgore, Frederick. 
 Smith, Charles A. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Bailey, Fred H. 
 Carver, Harleigh D. 
 Frogge, Ferd M. 
 Frost, Frank J. 
 Goble, Henry E. 
 Jaggar, Hulbert P. 
 Vawter, John E. 
 Willson, Zachary. 
 
 Buglers: 
 
 Robertshaw, John Wayne. 
 
 Spencer, Chester D. 
 
 Captain: 
 Henry A. Spencer, 
 discharged. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 
 Garth McNeil, discharged. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Irwin, Frank W., 
 discharged. 
 
 Silverwood, Samuel D., 
 discharged. 
 
 Spencer, Clifton A., 
 discharged. 
 
 Young, James R., 
 discharged. 
 
 Corporal: 
 
 Radloff, Glen E., 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Barlow, Howard. 
 Beougher, Clyde E. 
 Bierce, Charles H. 
 Bogart, Lawrence E. 
 Brittain, Jesse. 
 Buchheister, Ray A. C. 
 Carr, William H. 
 Churchill, Charles Wayne. 
 Churchill, William F. 
 Compton, Walter A. 
 Cotter, Richard L. 
 Cowperthuart, Arthur §. 
 Cunningham, David M. 
 Dodge, Watson A, 
 Engelhardt, William A. 
 Feckner, Verner. 
 
 Foulk, John W. 
 Frogge, Fred 8. 
 
 Fulton, Harley Lee. 
 Gillman, Charles E. 
 Gosser, Peter F. 
 
 Hall, Don 8S. 
 
 Hall, Douglas Keith. 
 Higby, George C 
 Huitt, William C. 
 Johnstone, Harry A. 
 Kauffman, Kasper A. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Alley, Frank M., 
 discharged. 
 Burke, Edgar W., 
 discharged. 
 Dollins, John L., 
 discharged. 
 Duttlinger, Joseph, 
 discharged. 
 
 Irwin, Ordo W., 
 discharged. 
 Mihlberger, Fred, 
 discharged. 
 Morris, John F., 
 discharged. 
 Mossburg, Arthur C., 
 discharged. 
 Pierson, Frank T., 
 discharged. 
 Prather, Wallace M., 
 discharged. 
 Radloff, Floyd W., 
 discharged. 
 
 Company A did not report any activities. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Kinsley, George J. 
 Kinsley, Lawrence J. 
 Kopp, Arthur R. 
 McCann, Harvey E. 
 Nelson, Earle J. 
 Price, Charles F. 
 Purdum, Glenn I. 
 Richardson, Ray D. 
 Rishel, Clayton. 
 Ruppe, Lawrence H. 
 Schaible, Carl T. 
 Schaible, James C. 
 Scott, William H. 
 Sims, Lloyd E. 
 Smith, Calvin K. 
 Snyder, Leonard. 
 Taylor, William R. 
 Tinkham, Elzie W. 
 Tinkham, Milo E. 
 Vandruff, John F. 
 Vandruff, Ralph E. 
 Vawter, Robert H. 
 Wagy, Wilbur L. 
 Willson, Dee. 
 Wink, Amos C. 
 Winslow, Joseph C. 
 Zeigler, Noah D. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Randall, Frank, 
 discharged. 
 
 Roots, Frank B., 
 discharged. 
 
 Salters, Otis, discharged. 
 
 Schuessler, Albert, 
 
 discharged. 
 Scott, Thomas B., 
 discharged. 
 Smith, James F., 
 discharged. 
 Smith, John Ellery, 
 discharged. 
 Sondburg, Arthur, 
 discharged. 
 Stonebraker, Jesse N., 
 discharged. 
 Switzer, James A., 
 discharged. 
 Turner, Claude D., 
 discharged. 
 
Kansas State Guard. ; 75 
 
 Company “B,” 14TH Batrauion, Colby. 
 
 Captain: ° Musician : Privates—Concluded. 
 Burt Dolph. Eddy, Carl. G. Mahanna, Frank H. 
 ; ; Miller, Charles E, 
 First Lieutenant: Privates: ~ Misner;, Jay. 
 Verni L. C. Smith. Ackord, John B. McGinley, Edward. 
 : Beaver. H. W. McGinley, Louis E. 
 Second Lieutenant: Boucamp, Oren. Parrott, John B. 
 Irvin Rickel. Crumley, Ray H. Passell, Earl J. 
 Day, James A. Passell, Gael. 
 Sergeants: Dimmuth, B. Vern. Ryan, Edward. 
 Ferguson, W. Dave. Faulkner, Joe. Ryan, William 8. 
 Harris, Alex C. Flood, James. Schroeder, John H. 
 Garvey, Ray H. Snell, Earnest V. 
 Corporals: Hammill, W. A. Spaeth, William. 
 Chambers, Howard. Harper, Usher T. Spaulding, Art D. 
 Hampton, John M. Harrold, Harry. Stewartson, Evert. 
 Kuska, Joe. Hubbard, William. Storer, Jesse B. 
 Larson, Arthur L. Klinhans, Benjamin A. Storer, Carl R. 
 Wolf, Jack. Luscombe, E. W. Voisin, Eugene A. 
 LOSSES. 
 Captain: Privates: Privates—Concluded. 
 William T. Parrott, Calkins, Alva A., Morris, William R., ~ 
 discharged. discharged. discharged. 
 : ‘ Connelly, James L., McDougal, Hal B., 
 First Lieutenant: discharged. discharged. 
 William J. Lowis, Crumley, Glenn T., Perry, Howard V., 
 discharged. discharged. discharged. 
 Davis, Kennith, discharged. Ramsey, Guy R., 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: epee ae A., e et sy 
 eos 5 ischarged. ewartson, J., 
 Voisin, Lew C., discharged. Ehler, Otto Be discharged. 
 , discharged. Wallace, William C., 
 Sergeants: Epard, Guy D., discharged. . 
 Connelly, Arthur, discharged. Warner, Wilbur, 
 _ discharged. Fitzgerald, Edward, discharged. 
 Simpson, Tom R., discharged. Wilson, Aubry H., 
 discharged. Gillman, S. A., discharged. 
 discharged. 
 Corporals: Gouler, Kirt C., 
 Smith, Leroy G., _ discharged. 
 discharged. Kilivitz, William O., 
 Warner, Jay L., discharged. 
 discharged. 
 ACTIVITIES. : 
 
 The activities of this company were confined to elementary military training for the men 
 about to enter United States service and enlisted men of the company. 
 
 We gave the required assistance in bond and Red Cross drives. As chairman of the 
 Christmas Red Cross roll call I used the individual members as far as possible. 
 
 Our drilling was of one and one-half hours duration, twice a week. 
 
76 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Company “C,” 147TH Batraion, Quinter. 
 
 Captain: Corporals—Concluded. 
 Elmer D. Samson. North, John. 
 Peck, H. L. 
 First Lieutenant: i 
 William F. Howell. Musicians : 
 : Early, Lee. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Cecil Calvert. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Harry U. Porter. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Corman, Charles T. 
 McH#lroy, Lloyd. 
 McQueen, George R. 
 Rash, Charles. 
 Shane, Roy H. 
 
 Corporals: 
 Foote, Robert, Jr. 
 Lines, Harry. 
 McKinney, J. R. 
 Miller, G. F. 
 
 Company C participated in all Liberty loan, Red Cross and other patriotic campaigns. 
 
 Garrison, W. H. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Anderson, Lovel. 
 Barnes, W. 
 Blickenstaff, Carl. 
 
 Blickenstaff, Lester... 
 
 Burnett, Dixon, 
 Custer, Joe. 
 Easton, A. C, 
 Easton, G. 
 Fink, John. 
 Flora, J. H: 
 Friend, M. L. 
 Garst, F. G. 
 Green, Glenn. 
 Haney, Lou. 
 Hilburn, K. D. 
 Lewis, W. M. 
 Long, Jess. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—C onchuded. 
 
 Long, 8. 8. 
 Love, J.J. 
 Martin, P. J. 
 Matthews, Matt. 
 Mitchell, 8. A. 
 McKain, C. M. 
 Northrup, T. M. 
 Ohls, Guy C. 
 Polkowsky, F. R. 
 Reed, John E. 
 Reinecker, Clyde. 
 Reinecker, Howard. 
 Rinehart, Alfred. 
 Smith, Claude. 
 Smith, Frank. 
 Stanley, Ernest. 
 Tomanek, J. J. 
 Tomanek, L. E. 
 Tomanek, T. A. 
 Thom, H. A. 
 Transue, F. 
 Washburn, C. L. 
 Whismore, Artie. 
 Wire, Roy. 
 Wylie, Oliver. 
 
 Company “D,” 14TH Batraion, Grinnell. 
 
 Captain: 
 Earl W. Davis. 
 
 Captain: 
 Omer B. Wolfe, resigned. 
 
 No muster-out roll furnished. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 
 Forest J. Eaton. 
 LOSS. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 
 J. H. Straw. 
 
Kansas State Guard. 
 
 17 
 
 Company “EF,” 14rH BarraLion, Winona. 
 
 Captain: 
 Franklin E. Brooke. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Daniel W. King. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Emil J. Gfeller. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 Cooper, Zach T. 
 Haines, Alva W. 
 Jenson, Morris S. 
 Snider, Benjamin F. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Butler, Louis W. 
 Lowe, Matthew G. 
 
 Messler, Theodore R. 
 
 Poteet, Neal F. 
 
 Chaplain: 
 Frazer, John T. 
 
 Sergeant: 
 
 Weatherman, Henry C., 
 
 transferred. 
 
 Bugler: 
 Gfeller, Louis A. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Bergman, Vincent W. 
 
 Brown, Henry A. 
 Daniels, John W. 
 DeLong, Elmer V. 
 DeLong, Orville E. 
 Gfeller, William D. 
 Glenn, Joseph T. 
 Gould, John. 
 Trish, Roy L 
 iGige, laleheaty di 
 Kemp, Cary Allen. 
 Kistler, Roy A. 
 Knapp, Dell R. 
 Knapp, Wilson N. 
 Koons, George. 
 Kronvall, Osear T. 
 
 Latham, Alexander H. 
 
 Lewallen, Clifford. 
 Lewallen, Wille J. 
 Lewis, Ephriam O. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Edde, Gilbert H., 
 transferred. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Lowe, Edwin F. 
 Lowe, Floyd W. 
 Lowe, Harley E. 
 McIntosh, Guy E. 
 Newell, Charley. 
 Niswanger, Harley A. 
 Peterson, Amel T. 
 Phillips, Rhueben O. 
 Postal, Claude. 
 Samuelson, Carl O. 
 Sprague, Arthur C. 
 Stover, John H. 
 Theimer, George L. 
 Tiedemann, Carson A. 
 Voglegesang, William. 
 Ward, Frank A. 
 Waldmeier, Frank P. 
 Ward, Morton H. 
 Werner, Victor J. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Olson, Guy E., 
 transferred. 
 Ward, William T., died. 
 
 While our Company E was not yet mustered in, we were organized, had our uniforms, and 
 assisted in the third Liberty loan drive. The entire canvass for the fourth Liberty loan was 
 conducted by our company. In all the drives in our locality we raised more than our quota. 
 
 All our members were members of the Red Cross, and as an organization, we assisted in 
 raising the quota and also in the ‘‘Seven-in-One” drive. We conducted a military funeral to 
 a soldier who died in Camp Funston and was buried at Winona. We took an active part 
 Memorial days and Fourth of July celebrations. Our company appeared in uniform at all 
 public gatherings that were in any way related to the war, and on one occasion when Gover- 
 nor Capper spoke at our hall. We furnished an escort to Sharon Springs where the governor 
 spoke in the evening. Company E always participated in the farewell or home-coming recep- 
 tions given the soldiers, and encouraged and assisted in enlistments among our own company 
 and among others. Four of our men entered the service, one of whom is overseas at this time. 
 In certain localities pro-Germans, anti-war agitators, and slackers were numerous and through 
 the efforts of our guard, these people gained a wholesome respect for our government and 
 came forward and did their part financially in the prosecution of the war. 
 
Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 HEADQUARTERS, 15TH BaTTALion, Osborne. 
 
 Major: 
 Ed Bryant. 
 
 Captain and Adjutant: 
 John B. Ansley. 
 
 Captain and Supply Officer: 
 
 George Winters. 
 
 No report of any activities was furnished. 
 
 Captain and Surgeon: 
 J. E. Hodgson. 
 
 Company “A,” 15TH BaTTaLion, Portis. 
 
 Captain: 
 John E. Kissell. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Charley Love. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Fred Wheeler. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Booy, Charles R. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Daniel, Lee. 
 Laman, Glenn V. 
 Lemon, Elva R. 
 
 Palmer, Lawrence C. 
 
 Welch, John W. 
 Winters, C. Melvin. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Angell, Ira A. 
 DeBoy, John B. 
 
 Farnsworth, Will L. 
 
 Heide, Fred J. 
 Kant, Charles E. 
 Mellvain, James C. 
 Thomas, Carl M. 
 Turner, Orville. 
 
 This company did not furnish any report of its activities. 
 
 Artificers: 
 Miller, William W. 
 Welch, Arch A. 
 Wineinger, George E. 
 
 Bugler: 
 Carporon, Irwin R. 
 
 Cook: 
 Burgard, John W. 
 
 Privates: 
 Akens, Clarence. 
 Akens, Paul G. 
 Angell, Will H. 
 Bodge, Walter A. 
 Burtch, Claude E. 
 Cook, David A. 
 Creamer, Cecil C. 
 Dutton, Clare M. 
 Dutton, Clyde L. 
 Farrell, James E. 
 Farrier, Charles T. 
 Graham, James K. 
 Grieve, Nial G. 
 Hale, William. 
 Herron, Orties. 
 Huff, Jim R. 
 Hulett, Claude M. 
 Kissell, Horace G. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Latlin, Harold A. 
 Lattin, Clarence K. 
 Lemon, Alfred L. 
 Mallory, Archie. 
 Martin, Charles V. 
 Mills, Harry G. 
 Moate, William. 
 Moyer, Elmer M. 
 McConnell, Arthur. 
 McKenzie, Frank L. 
 McKenzie, Fred A. 
 Niles, Austin G. - 
 Niles, David E. 
 Noel, Laren D. 
 Palmer, Charley R. 
 Palmer, George R. 
 Paxton, Vaughn O. 
 Saylor, Clyde E. 
 Sherbondy, Ray A. 
 Smith, Glenn R. 
 
 St. Clair, Harry W. 
 St. Clair, Oscar. 
 
 St. Clair, Ross R. 
 Stepp, Alonzo L. 
 Timberlake, Frank H. 
 Turner, Joe E. 
 Walden, William W. 
 Winters, Charles S. 
 
Kansas State Guard. 
 
 79 
 
 Company “B,” 15TH BarraLion, Osborne. 
 
 Captain: 
 
 Samuel W. Woolley. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Loyd E. Latham. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 George H. Taylor. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Cram, Wilbur H. 
 
 Hays, Robert Roy. 
 Hunt, Charles M. 
 
 Koesling, Eric W. 
 
 Seaman, Joseph G. 
 Walker, Fred. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Bell, John H. 
 Berry, John G. 
 
 Garrigues, Selah M. 
 
 Hahn, Joseph W. 
 Gilbert, John A. 
 Roe, Albert H. 
 Smith, George E. 
 Storer, Charles M. 
 Stuart, Hugh A. 
 
 Musician: 
 VanScyoc, Clifford. 
 
 Cook: 
 Burns, Henry F. 
 
 Arttficer: 
 Hicks, John A. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 
 David C. Roy, discharged. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Abrell, Otto E. 
 Beck, Homer L. 
 Bell, Charles H. 
 Bell, James W. 
 Cassidy, John C. 
 Cole, Ira E. 
 
 Coop, Earl. 
 Crawford, Ira Z. 
 Crawford, Mortimer O. 
 Dawley, Nelson J. 
 Dickinson, George M. 
 Dunkleberg, Harold D. 
 Duryea, Clarence F. 
 Eaton, Harold E. 
 Eckman, Phillip. 
 Enoch, Ransom L. 
 Everitt, Franklin C, 
 Foster, Walter W. 
 Gallagher, Harry. 
 Gallagher, Leo. 
 Garrigues, Dwight. 
 Goad, Jesse J. 
 Gorham, Clifford C. 
 Gorham, Vern W. 
 Hahn, Clarence E. 
 Hawkey, Len R. 
 Heywood, Walter. 
 Hill, Lester H. 
 Hilton, Horace L. 
 Hoover, Roy H. 
 Jemison, Norma. 
 Joy, Morrill. 
 Koesling, Max O. 
 LaBore, LeRoy W. 
 Lacy, Lester D. 
 LaRosh, Milton D. 
 Lee, Arthur J. 
 Lochard, Cecil M. 
 Mack, Ernest R. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Fouts, LeRoy A., 
 
 Privates 
 
 Concluded, 
 
 Mack, Ralph R. 
 Mason, Joseph E. 
 Miller, Royal Q. 
 Moore, Edwin E. 
 Nielson, Hans C. 
 Nye, Halbert W. 
 O’Connor, John D. 
 Parrott, Ivo W. 
 Pickens, Harry W. 
 Pierce, Clay W. 
 Pierce, George I. 
 Pierce, Zay R. 
 Porter, Rees. 
 Poxter-R a 
 Quillen, Warner. 
 Ribeau, Lewis. 
 Robertson, Ora Lee. 
 Rousey, Ray. 
 Ruggles, Louis D. 
 Russum, Sam L. 
 Smith, Angus R. 
 Smith, George H. 
 Smith, Roy E. 
 Sproal, William E. 
 Steerman, Everett. 
 Storer, Hugh A. 
 Storr, Charles R. 
 Terrell, William D. 
 Thompson, Blaine. 
 Thuney, C. Ed. 
 Ulmer, Gracen C. 
 Van Pelt, Pearl E. 
 VanScyoc, John J. 
 Walker, Harold. 
 Wiggins, Earl. 
 Wolff, Albert E. 
 Wykoff, Charley E. 
 Yeager, John F. 
 Zimmerman, Edmund Z. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Snyder, Amos C., 
 
 discharged. discharged. 
 Sergeant : Hale, Vernon O., peta ees E., 
 ‘ discharged. discharged. 
 Supe, McGuire, Willis C., Trompeter, Louis W., 
 discharged: discharged. 
 Privates: Nelson, Charles A., Underwood, Percy H., 
 mre discharged. discharged. 
 Bottorff, William W., Nelson, David E., Vague, Joe S., discharged. 
 discharged. discharged. VanWormer, Fay W., 
 Clark, Frank, discharged. Noffsinger, Lysle E., discharged. 
 Clark, James Erle, discharged. VanWormer, Francis M., 
 discharged. : Pomers, Oliver M., discharged. 
 Clark, Lyell, discharged. discharged 
 Crawshaw, Curtis C., ; 
 discharged. 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Company E guarded the elevators at Osborne and Bloomington in the state of Kansas dur- 
 ing the grain season of 1918. 
 
 This company kept open quarters all during 1918, and took an active, if not leading part, 
 in all Liberty loan and Red Cross drives. In fact, the company was very active along all 
 patriotic lines during its existence. 
 
80 
 
 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Company “C,” 15TH Batrauion, Downs. 
 
 Captain: 
 W. H. Ortel. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 A. C. Davis. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Warren M. Carey. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Nesbitt, D. E. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 Frazelle, Elmer D. 
 Verhage, B. F. 
 Worley, J. E. 
 Yost, JN: 
 
 Corporals: 
 Blankenship, J. W. 
 Lessenden, C. M. 
 Owen, Chet. 
 
 Sellers, W. C. 
 Sharp, E. J. 
 Stephenson, J. R. L. 
 
 Musician: 
 Wade, George H. 
 
 This company did not submit any report as to activities. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Arend, G. L. 
 Armsbury, C. W. 
 
 Billings, Paul E. 
 Blankenship, A. G. 
 Boehner, Ed. 
 Bottorff, J. W. 
 Bottorff, Wilbur S. 
 Bowers, Ernest H. 
 Breaky, Joseph. 
 Buchanan, R. M. 
 Bump, J. N. 
 Carney, S. W. 
 
 Coleman, Walter D. 
 
 Farwell, E. R. 
 Flowers, H. D. 
 Galer, C. M. 
 Greider, Walter. 
 Guess, Raymond. 
 Henting, Jacob. 
 Heshion, John P. 
 Hettinger, Claude. 
 Holliman, George. 
 Jackson, T. H. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Jones, C. D. 
 
 Jones, Edward D. 
 Jones, Leland E. 
 Keirns, Bert. 
 Lafoon, Charles H. 
 Lockridge, D’. H. 
 Maness, Leslie. 
 Martin, Roy. 
 Mason, Nazir E. 
 McClenney, Joseph B. 
 McConnell, F. G. 
 Petitisstn He 
 Ransom, W. H. 
 Richardson, Joe. 
 Richardson. R HH. 
 Ruby, Bert. 
 Skinner, Irvin C. 
 Smith, Clarence W. 
 Smith, Jesse Edman. 
 Smyth, David B. 
 Sutter, Andrew. 
 Talbott, W. G. 
 Underwood, Floyd. 
 Walker, I. N. 
 Wells, E. N. 
 
 Yost, Albert. 
 Zumwalt, John D. 
 
 Company “D,” 15TH Barration, Alton. 
 
 Captain: 
 Frank E. Fouts. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Lucian F. Storer. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 John A. Guttery. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 
 Elliott, W. W. 
 Sergeants: 
 Barber, A. B. 
 
 Bates, Frank. 
 Crumrine, J. C. 
 Hadley, W. Z. 
 Holloway, W. A. 
 McKenna, S. E. 
 Paynter, A. J. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Bates, Walter. 
 Clark, H. L. 
 Colbert, R. W. 
 Dugan, Bert. 
 Fuller, F. L. 
 Jessup, C. L. 
 Morgan, J. R. 
 Stevens, E. R. 
 Thompson, O. K. 
 Wilkerson, F. L. 
 
 Cook: 
 Guttery, O. G. 
 
 Musician: 
 Brickell, H. B. 
 
 Artificer: 
 Canefield, W. H. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Arnold, B. R. 
 Arnold, F. D. 
 Arnold, R. S. 
 Barnt, Leonard. 
 Bates, R 
 Bleam, D. L. 
 Bleam, G. W. 
 Boland, Edward. 
 Boland, H. 
 Boland, J. J. 
 Braden, J. R. 
 Brent, Roy L. 
 Bryant, H. B. 
 Bunnell, C. H. 
 Burch, W. F. 
 Carswell, Ed. 
 Carswell, V. 
 Clair, A. E. 
 Deering, W. V. 
 Dugan, J. R. 
 Dugan, R. L. 
 Earl, C. H. 
 Harls ibe 
 Fritsche, O. H. 
 Fuller, C. W. 
 Fuller, James S. 
 Fuller, Milo E. 
 Gaunt, F. W. 
 Gillespie, W. A. 
 Glascock, E. T. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Gregory, H. G. 
 Hahn, M. E. 
 
 Hale, T. F. 
 Holtslander, George A. 
 Howe, C. E. 
 Kinion, 8. B. 
 Lemley, Orren C. 
 Lemley, V. E. 
 Markley, H. N. 
 Miller, Burdett W. 
 McEwen, H. E. 
 McCully, B. W. 
 McReynolds, J. J. 
 Nelson, G. C. 
 Nickel, F. J. 
 Pierce, E. L. 
 Paynter, Carl D. 
 Roberts, James L. 
 Sage, Clyde H. 
 Shelton, Jewell B. 
 Smith, W. E. 
 Sparks, J. C. 
 Sparks, L. A. 
 Strange, Francis M. 
 Stroup, J. H. 
 Stroup, W. C. 
 Swander, L. A. 
 Thornberg, Elmer C. 
 Trine, D. K. 
 Welker, A. L. 
 Wence, J. H. 
 Williams, Ernest R. 
 Wineinger, A. S. 
 Wineinger, C. A. 
 Wineinger, Lloyd. 
 Wineland, M. 
 York, G. A. 
 
 Company D performed guard duty at mill and wheat elevators, Alton, Kan., for a period 
 of three months, and rendered assistance to people in the tornado zone south of Alton, April, 
 
 1918. 
 
Kansas State Guard. 81 
 
 Heapquarters, 16TH Barration, Dodge City. 
 
 Major: 
 Richard W. Evans. 
 
 Captain and Supply Officer: 
 Charles I. Moseley. 
 
 Captain and Surgeon: 
 Francis M. Coffman. 
 
 No report of activities furnished. 
 
 Company “A,” 16TH Barration, Dodge City. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Amos, William. 
 Baltzall, R. D. 
 
 Captain: 
 Lloyd F. Currier. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Komarek, Peter. 
 Lakey, Edward. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: Bangs, Ross. Madden, Paul. 
 F. A. Webb. Beck, George A. Main, L. F. 
 Bell, Tom. Mattley, Robert L. 
 First Sergeant: Buchanan, W. H. Moore, G. O. 
 
 Bunnell, Homer. 
 Burr, Hiram T. 
 Carey, Henry L. 
 Carter, Robert H. 
 
 Moseley, Prisley T. 
 Ott, Curtis. 
 Roberts, Frank. 
 Rose, Newale. 
 
 Gilbert, Glen A. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 
 ‘SHart;) Harry. Clare, Harry. Sayre, Charles I. 
 Cochran, George D. Shumard, Roger K. 
 Sergeants: Combs, R. E. Sollitt, L. L. 
 Michael, A. C. Crane, George. Sturgeon, E. C. 
 McCollom, Charles H. Davis, W. A. Taylor, Tull 8. 
 Parks, F. R. Drake, William. Thomas, Albert R. 
 Smith, Clyde E. Ely, R. Thorpe, E. D. 
 Truitt, Homer E. Fansler, J. A. Trickel, Gail. 
 Farley, Leo. Triplett, A. G. 
 Corporals: Geitgey, Charles A. Van Valkenberg, Earl. 
 Flemi ico R Godfrey, Deacon. Wolfe, Ole B. 
 vibe : Goodwin, George. Wood, W. K. 
 
 Ingersoll, L. H. 
 Merrill, E. L. 
 Nevins, Clarence. 
 Thurston, Bruce. 
 
 Greenleaf, Fred. 
 Hackler, Alfred. 
 Herron, Joe. 
 
 Herzer, Donald. 
 
 Worling, William. 
 Wormington, Howard C. 
 Yandell, E. K. 
 Youncker, Clarence. 
 
 : Holtferick, George F. Young, T. E. 
 Cook: Hood, W. L. 
 Wenger, C. B. Isley, J. W. 
 ug Jones, R. L. 
 Musicians: Kennedy, B. L. 
 
 Garver, Don B. 
 Lierle, Alvernon. 
 
 Kennedy, Frank W. 
 Kennedy, W. E. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 Captains: Privates: Privates—Concluded. 
 Richard W. Evans, Archer, T. G., discharged. Hudwall, C. J., discharged. 
 transferred. Baker, Orie, discharged. King, Walter A., 
 F. E. Shields, resigned. Baltzell, R. D., discharged. 
 E. C. Moseley, died. discharged. McChristy, E. L., 
 Botting, Robert M., discharged. 
 Sergeants: discharged. McGahan, J. W., 
 Botting, Robert C., Crane, Clifford, _ discharged. _ 
 discharged. discharged. Sitton, A. R., discharged. 
 Hathaway, E. C., Curry, W. L., died. Stapleton, W. V., 
 discharged. Davis, E. R., discharged. discharged. 
 Demons, J. C., discharged. Stubbs, Sam, Jr., 
 Corporals : Fay, Carlos, discharged. discharged. 
 Barnard, Charles H., Gingerich, Clyde, Tarrant, R. M., discharged. 
 discharged. discharged. Warren, E. E., discharged. 
 Johnson, William E., Hollenbeck, H. W., Young, Leon B., 
 discharged. discharged. discharged. 
 Leatherwood, E. F., Hood, U. L., discharged. 
 discharged. Howarter, George, 
 Talbot, E. V., discharged. discharged. 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Company A participated in all public activities during 1918, and patroled the streets on 
 all holidays where it was necessary. 
 
 The unit turned out in full force and escorted all contingents of drafted men to the en- 
 training points; held regular drills every week, and on October 8, went into camp in Wright 
 park at Dodge City with the other companies of the 16th Battalion, Kansas State Guard, 
 expecting to stay four days, but the camp was ordered closed on the evening of the second 
 day on account of the influenza. The company did guard duty at the Mexican camp for 
 twenty-one days, said camp being: quarantined on account of the influenza. 
 
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82 
 
 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Company “B,” 16TH BarraLion, Cimarron. 
 
 Captain: 
 William Cramer. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Eugene C. Crow. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 John A. Evans. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Evans, William H. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 
 Reid, Henry L. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 Cash, Vernon H. 
 Hildebrand, Harry. 
 Hinke, Alvin E. 
 Luther, Lester. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Egbert, Gwynne. 
 Glaze, Ira. 
 Henderson, John. 
 Hollenbeck, Ralph. 
 Johnson, Raymond. 
 Kelly, Walter R. 
 Naylor, Cary. 
 Truax, Hayse. 
 Vandine, Samuel. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Allen, Chester 
 Allen, Lee. 
 Allison, Jasper. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 
 Boller, Fred, discharged. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Egbert, Ward B., 
 discharged. 
 
 Ott, Aaron, discharged. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Anderson, Charles. 
 Bahling, S. James. 
 Benton, Edwin. 
 Benton, Howard. 
 Brewer, Wiley. 
 Brock, Walter. 
 Brown, Charles E. 
 Brown, Minter. 
 Burgess, Tom. 
 Byer, Rude. 
 Campbell, Clayton. 
 Campbell, Ether. 
 Carter, Willie. 
 Cash, Howard. 
 Chalkley, Henry. 
 Crocket, Leslie. 
 Davidson, Carl. 
 Davidson, Ivan. 
 Davidson, Russel. 
 Dey, Anthony. 
 Dey, Winfield. 
 Dunkin, Harry. 
 Dunkin, Heber. 
 Dunkin, Henry. 
 Evans, Leo.’ 
 Firestone, Harry. 
 Fisher, Arlie. 
 Fisher, John. 
 Flowers, Perry. 
 Glaze, Andrew. 
 Glaze, Lee T. 
 Gonder, Dayle. 
 Harris, Pearl. 
 Henderson, Erwin. 
 Hockstedler, Arthur. 
 Holden, Samuel. 
 Isely, Charles C. 
 Immroth, Phillip. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates: 
 Berger, Cecil J., 
 discharged. 
 Firestone, Ray W., 
 discharged. 
 
 Immroth, Johnnie, died. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Jones, B. William. 
 Kissinger, Grant. 
 Leatherwood, Jesse. 
 Lee, Christ. 
 
 Lee, Patrick J. 
 Lucas, Charles. 
 Lucas, Elbert. 
 Luther, Francis M. 
 Mackey, James. 
 Mawherter, Robert. 
 Miller, Herman. 
 Minet, Frank. 
 Montgomery, Benjamin. 
 Morrow, Clayton. 
 McFarland, William. 
 Nelson, Gus. 
 Neidiger, Derwood. 
 Oakes, Melvin. 
 Panka, Emil E. 
 Phelps, Harry. 
 Raney, Lewis H. 
 Ray, Elza. 
 
 Rector, Luther. 
 Robbins, Henri. 
 Routon, Johnnie. 
 Sever, Carl. 
 
 Smith, William. 
 Steinberger, Frank. 
 Stucker, Ernest. 
 Stucker, Rolla. 
 Sturtevant, Charles. 
 Thompson, Eldon. 
 Wagner, Ralph. 
 Watson, James R. 
 West, George. 
 Whiteside, Crawford. 
 Wright, Chester. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Potts, William Dean, 
 discharged. 
 
 Robins, Sam B., 
 discharged. 
 
 Whiteside, Samuel W., 
 discharged. 
 
 Company B drilled twice each week, commencing at seven and ending at ten. We exe- 
 cuted squad drills and company drills. 
 
 The company was called into camp at Dodge City on October 8, 9, 10 and 11 by Major 
 Evans. On account of the influenza the camp was disbanded the tenth. 
 
 At each eall of government recruits the company would meet and escort them to the train. 
 On October 8, 1918, three squads guarded the war-exhibit train in Cimarron. 
 
 Due to the fact that this unit was composed principally of farmers it was not called on to 
 assist in the Liberty loan and Red Cross campaigns, but a majority of its personnel bought 
 bonds and contributed to the drives very freely. 
 
 Each Decoration Day the company met 
 
 governor. 
 
 and participated in the program as ordered by the 
 
Kansas State Guard. 
 
 83 
 
 Company “C,” 16TH Barration, Ford. 
 
 Captain: 
 Vernie, C. Robb. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 John C. Lyons. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 E. Harold Patterson. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Plattner, I. L. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant : 
 Blucher, I. L. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Burke, J. E. 
 Henry, B. E. 
 Mowry, Fred. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Curtis, George A. 
 Emrie, L. J. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Henshaw, Charles E., 
 resigned. 
 
 Patterson, W.S., 
 resigned. 
 
 ‘Corporal: 
 
 Sydenstricker, Robert E., 
 
 resigned. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Freebeck, Raymond, 
 resigned. 
 
 Corporals—Concluded. 
 
 Hebrew, Lee A. 
 Trimpa, Frank B. 
 
 Musicians: 
 
 Fowler, Will C. 
 Price, Ray B 
 
 Cook: 
 Bentley, Ross. 
 Patterson, Milton. 
 
 Privates: 
 Blood, W. M. 
 Brink, H. A. 
 Coffey, W. J. 
 Dawson, Homer. 
 Dooley, Martin. 
 Dooley, Mathew. 
 Duncker, Charles H. 
 Dunnam) Wie Ss, Jin 
 Feltner, Beecher. 
 Ford, Dolph. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Jamison, George W., 
 resigned. 
 
 Kirkpatrick, Boyd, died. 
 
 Marsh, Harold D., 
 resigned. 
 
 Murphy, Arthur, 
 resigned. 
 
 Murphy, Frank. 
 resigned. 
 
 McCaffrey, George D., 
 resigned. 
 
 Sauceman, W. G., 
 resigned. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Fowler, Clarence. 
 Hendrickson, George. 
 Jones, Fred. 
 
 Jones, Robert E. 
 Kirkpatrick, Lewis. 
 Lamb, Collis P. 
 Lamb, Paul H. 
 March, Clarence. 
 Miller, Sidney L. 
 Padgett, Alve. 
 Penland, Mike W. 
 Prater, W. M. 
 Riegel, Glen. 
 Sauchman, Edgar. 
 Scott, Carl. 
 
 Snook, Harry. 
 Snook, Ray. 
 Steele, Ben. 
 Stevens, Evan W. 
 Stout, Joseph. 
 Trebileock, Guy D. 
 Tucker, Paul H. 
 Winders, W. W. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Schneider, Max, died. 
 
 Seery, Cecil Reno, 
 resigned, 
 
 Snook, ‘William Re 
 resigned. 
 
 Taylor, Marvin, 
 resigned. 
 
 Trimpa, Allen, resigned. 
 
 Walker, Lancelot, 
 resigned, 
 
 Winders, Claude, 
 resigned. 
 
 Company C, 16th Battalion, Kansas State Guard was mustered into state service publicly 
 
 on May 6, 1918, at a community meeting 
 
 , and commenced its activities by drilling two and 
 
 one-half hours each week, preparing for. "any emergency that might arise demanding their 
 services, and by continuing such drills the company became efficient in the duties of the 
 
 -soldier. 
 
 On May 30, 1918, the company took part in the Decoration exercises at Bucklin, Kan., 
 leading the procession to the Bucklin cemetery and firing a military salute in honor of the 
 
 -dead soldiers. 
 
 On September 12, 1918, the task of registering the eighteen- to twenty-one-year-old reg- 
 istrants in the Ford district was left to the company, and Captain Vernie C. Robb, command - 
 ing the company, was legally appointed as chief registrar, and was in supervision ‘of the reg- 
 
 istration. 
 
 The company was also given charge of drilling and giving military instructions to the reg- 
 istered men before they were called to camp, and all registrants in the vicinity of Bloom, 
 Kingsdown, Bucklin, and Ford, Kansas, were instructed to report at the armory of the com- 
 pany for instructions and drill each week until they were called to camp. 
 
 The company participated in the several drives for the war activities, such as the Red 
 ‘Cross, Liberty loans, Y. M. C. A., U. W. W. campaigns, and thrift-stamp sales, and took an 
 active interest in promoting enlistments in the army. 
 
 Company C, Ford’s unit of the 16th Battalion, Kansas State Guard, reported for duty at 
 
 the armory, ‘Thursday morning, October 8, 1918, at 7 a. m., 
 
 and left for camp at Wright park 
 
 in Dodge City, Kan., in the face of a prospective rain, which fortunately failed to dampen 
 the spirits of the men. The advance guard of the company reached camp at 8:30 and found 
 that Company A of Dodge City had been putting in the early hours to good effect in erecting 
 
 tents and getting the grounds in some semblance of order. 
 ing down tents and policing the company street; 
 
 The morning was spent in stak- 
 the work was not very appealing to most 
 
 of the boys, but it gave them a fine appetite for the chow, which the efficient kitchen force 
 handed out at noon. In the afternoon the regular routine work of an army camp was taken 
 up, guard lines were established, and guards posted, who were in the main very efficient. 
 Guard mounting the first day was held at 4:30 p.m., with Lieutenant Lyons of Company C 
 as officer of the day. Guards were posted for the night, and it was soon time for mess: call, 
 which was answered with great enthusiasm. The battalion was formed before Major Richard 
 W. Evans at 7 p.m., and with the exception of the guards they went into Dodge City and 
 -did police duty at the war trophy train sent out by the government in the interest of the 
 fourth Liberty loan. It was estimated that over five thousand visited the train which the 
 company assisted in handling and passing through the train. By midnight a reasonable de- 
 
84 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Company “C,” 16TH Barration, Forp—Concluded. 
 
 gree of silence descended upon the camp and quiet reigned supreme until 5:30 Wednesday 
 morning, when the rude strains of reveille arous d the sleepers from their peaceful slumbers 
 to the work of the day. Military discipline was more of evidence the second day. During 
 the day Captain Surgeon Coffman received word from Dr. S. J. Crumbine, secretary of the 
 State Board of Health that the government had signed a proclamation which would close all 
 public gatherings for some time on account of the epidemic of Spanish influenza, and orders 
 were promptly issued closing the camp to visitors and stopped the guards from leaving camp 
 except on passes issued by the major. As soon as the quarantine was placed upon the camp, 
 arrangements were made to break up the encampment, and the following day the company left 
 for the armory in Ford, Kan., arriving at 11 a. m., October 10. 1918. 
 
 The company was active in participating in parades and observing all patriotic movements, 
 as well as assisting the local board of the county in handling the registrants when they were 
 
 called to camp. 
 
 Company “D,” 16TH BaTTaLion, Spearville. 
 
 Captain: 
 F. H. Templeton. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 John P. Hantla. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Edward A. McDermott. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 - Wright, Benjamin W. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 Evans, Ralph E. 
 Ogle, Ernest L. | 
 Westmacott, Percival. 
 
 Corporals: 
 Feist, John A. 
 Ravenkamp, George F. 
 Westmacott, Stanley R. 
 Wiedower, William. 
 
 Lieutenant: 
 
 Vernon O. Ward, 
 discharged. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Pine, Will L., died. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Dennis, Conrad L., 
 discharged. 
 
 Ellis, Wilber, transferred. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 James, Ottis Elmer, 
 discharged. 
 
 Kiser, Stephen, discharged. 
 
 Shaffer, Weldon, 
 discharged. 
 
 Williams, Charles H., 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates: 
 Alkire, Bill, discharged. 
 Alkire, Ed, discharged. 
 Applehans, John, 
 discharged. 
 
 Bugler: 
 
 Steele, Lile. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Bartlett, O. Guy. 
 Beck, Aaron E. 
 Bishop, Herbert H. 
 Curtis, Merrit L. 
 Dollman, Will. 
 Elder, H. Lee. 
 Gant, Lon. 
 
 Gilmore, Alexander. 
 Gilmore, Alister. 
 Herman, Henry A. 
 Hickman, Ira C. 
 Houghton, Edward W. 
 Hull, James A. 
 Jennings, Clarence C. 
 Laudick, Fred C. 
 Lawrence, Fred M. 
 Lonnberg, Arthur. 
 Lonnberg, John. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Applehans, Martin, died. 
 
 Bain, John, discharged. 
 
 Davis, Harry A., 
 discharged. 
 
 Donnald, George, 
 discharged. 
 
 Fry, H. Luther, discharged. 
 
 Gallet, Paul, discharged. 
 
 Hamilton, Edward T., 
 discharged. 
 
 Herman, Will, discharged. 
 
 Johnson, Glenn H., 
 discharged. 
 
 Kane, Arthur, discharged. 
 
 Knoeber, Will, discharged. 
 
 Lowery, Tom, discharged. 
 
 Mace, Edwin D., 
 discharged. 
 
 Miller, David O., 
 discharged. 
 
 McBurney, Ralph, 
 discharged. 
 
 Nixon, Clyde, discharged. 
 
 Parthmore, Fred, 
 discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Moore, Eppah W. 
 Morgan, H. Earl. 
 Morrow, Ralph A. 
 Mowrer, Clyde M. 
 McKee, Roy M. 
 McKee, Will W. 
 Nichols, Wilber. 
 Parthmore, Clarence R. 
 Parthmore, James B. 
 Riedlinger, John. 
 Rockenfeller, Jacob W. 
 Rosa, Ira C. 
 
 Savage, James B. 
 Seltsan, Albert J. 
 Shaffer, Eugene H. 
 Speirs, George O. 
 Torline, Albert J. 
 Torline, George. 
 VanNahmen, Fred 
 Woodward, William J. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. ° 
 
 Parthmore, George, 
 discharged. 
 
 Prediger, Will, discharged. 
 
 Potee, Auriel U., 
 discharged. 
 
 Ravenkamp, John, 
 discharged. 
 
 Robbins, James B., 
 discharged. 
 
 Seidl, James B., 
 discharged. 
 
 Stewart, Tom, discharged. 
 
 Tackley, William S., 
 discharged. 
 
 Vogelgesang, Luther, 
 discharged. 
 
 Wade, Otto, discharged. 
 
 Ward, Merril C., 
 _ discharged. 
 
 Williams, Roy, discharged. 
 
 Winkler, Roy, discharged. 
 
 Company D participated in various parades at_times of special demonstration in Liberty 
 loan and Red Cross campaigns; acted as escort to Hon. Jouett Shouse and Governor Capper; 
 gave exhibition drills Columbus Day and on other occasions; acted as military escort when 
 two of our deceased soldier boys, from Spearville, were buried. Individual members were 
 chosen for service as chairman and committees on Liberty loan and Red Cross campaigns 
 and to serve as speakers for the National Council of Defense and Four-minute Men. The 
 principal service rendered by the company was in giving preliminary training to something: 
 over fifty men who-entered the military service of the United States from this locality. 
 
Kansas State Guard. 85 
 
 Heapquarters, 17TH Bartrauion, Concordia. 
 
 Captain and Supply Officer: 
 Fred M. Murphey. 
 
 Major: Captain and Surgeon: 
 Ed L. Kerin. William B. Newton. 
 
 No report of activities furnished. 
 
 Company “A,” 17TH Batrauion, Concordia. 
 
 Captain: Second Lieutenant: 
 L. D. Sexsmith. Elijah H. Moore. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Captains: | Second Lieutenant: 
 
 Thomas Kennett, resigned. Frank J. Hannum, resigned. 
 Ed L. Kerin, resigned. 
 
 No muster-out roll furnished. 
 
 Company “B,” 177TH Batrauion, Concordia. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 George C. White. 
 
 Captain: 
 William D. Sorgatz, 
 resigned. 
 
 No muster-out roll furnished. 
 
 LOSS. 
 
 Company “C,” 17TH Barta.ion, Glasco. 
 
 Captain: ; 
 Roy D. Kirkpatrick. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 James W. Maples. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 
 George W. Spaulding. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Nutland, Sophus. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant : 
 Cleaver, James H. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Chapin, George L. 
 Davidson, Joseph M. 
 Franks, Lester J. 
 Prizer, Robert M. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Brock, Richard L. 
 Jamison, Jesse. 
 Martin, Roy D. 
 McCullough, James. 
 Weaver, Chris C 
 
 Artificer: 
 Berndt, Otto W. 
 
 Cooks: 
 
 Franks, Charles N. 
 Smith, Charles J. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Beardmore, Earl H. 
 Beardmore, Roy L. 
 Beck, Fred P. 
 Beck, Henry H. 
 Beck, Jacob J. 
 Beck, Willis H. 
 Beers, George E. 
 Benson, Ross L. 
 Bistiline, George H. 
 Blake, Percy N. 
 
 Bowersox, Clarence W. 
 
 Boyer, Leon. 
 Bracken, Tom. 
 Brott, Earl. 
 Brott, Rufus. 
 Brown, William. 
 Bullock, John T. 
 Chapman, Cecil. 
 
 Charbonneau, Joseph L. 
 
 Cheney, Willard E. 
 Clark, Joseph H. 
 Cline, Charles. 
 Cool, Joseph H. 
 Cooper, Ralph. 
 Cooper, Roy. 
 Cunningham, Ora. 
 Dalrymple, James I. 
 Davidson, Kibbie. 
 Davidson, William A. 
 Davis; Don V. 
 Davis, Walter T. 
 Day, Roger O. 
 Devore, Harold H. 
 Dussair, John. 
 Eberhardt, John H. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Eberhardt, Valentine G. 
 Evans, Benjamin H. 
 Everly, Golden F. 
 Fuller, Wesley. 
 Grittman, Leo C. 
 Grittman, Rudolph. 
 Gruenthal, George R. 
 Guipre, Clyde O. 
 Guipre, Ira. 
 
 Hare, Charles L. 
 Hill, Elbert. 
 Hillhouse, David H. 
 Hilton, Carl. 
 
 Horn, Edward. 
 Horn, Henry. 
 
 Horn, Lawrence. 
 Horn, Rudolph A. 
 Horn, Theodore. 
 Horn, William F. 
 Johnston, Tony. 
 Jordan, Evertt W. 
 Jordan, Howe C. 
 Joyce, Bert P. 
 Kelley, Roy F. 
 Kelley, Russell M. 
 Kellogg, Leonard C. 
 Kimerling, Roscoe C. 
 Klein, Arnold N. 
 Klein, William F. 
 Knight, Claude P. 
 Knight, Henry. 
 Knight, Otis. 
 LaRocque, Charles A. 
 Ludwig, Arthur B. 
 Macrander, Elbert. 
 
Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Company “C,” 17TH Barrauion, Guasco—Concluded. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Martin, Cecil O. 
 Martin, John D. 
 Melton, Jarvis B. 
 
 Montgomery, Lawrence E. 
 
 Montgomery, Richard H. 
 Morris, Albert W. 
 McBane, John F. 
 McClellan, Elmer W. 
 Nowels, Albert W. 
 Orebaugh, Claude R. 
 Palmer, William R. 
 Pilcher, Gaylord. 
 Pilcher, William R. 
 
 Bugler: 
 
 Sergeant: 
 Davis, Clarence E., 
 discharged. 
 Cawley, Frank E., 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Benson, Roy, discharged. 
 
 Bogue, George, discharged. 
 
 Bracken, Frank, 
 discharged. 
 Davidson, Lorraine F., 
 discharged. 
 Dopp, John C., 
 discharged. 
 Downey, Francis T.., 
 discharged. 
 Downey, George, 
 discharged. 
 Gars, James W., 
 discharged. 
 Grittman, Carl E., 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Pinkall, Arthur. 
 Pinkerton, Earnest A. 
 Pitner, Wilburn E. 
 Porter, Ned. 
 Powers, Eldon. 
 Pratt, John O. 
 Prohaska, Albert. 
 Reed, William. 
 Rinehart, Lewis A. 
 Robbins, Charles J. 
 Ruth, Orlando L. 
 Sawhill, Ray M. 
 Schmidt, Louis J. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Halderson, Chester E., 
 discharged. 
 
 Henning, Carl, discharged. 
 
 Johnson, Perry W., 
 discharged. 
 Kappel, George W., 
 discharged. 
 LaRoeque, Isadore, 
 discharged. 
 Martin, Emery, 
 discharged. 
 Newton, William B., 
 discharged. 
 Olson, Alvin M., 
 discharged. 
 Olson, Arthur, 
 discharged. 
 Olson, Loren R., 
 discharged. 
 
 Olson, Melvin, discharged. 
 
 Parrott, Charles H 
 discharged. 
 
 Porter, William, 
 discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Sheets, Joseph S. 
 Sheets, Water J. 
 Sheets, Lawrence W. 
 Sparwasser, August C. 
 Steele, Samuel M. 
 Stine, Nobel G. 
 Stratton, George H. 
 Stricklett, Lester. 
 Teasley, Orvil. 
 Teasley, Ross W. 
 Ward, Hazen G. 
 Wealand, Elmer F. 
 Williams, Jesse J. 
 
 Privates—C oncluded. 
 
 Prohaska, William, 
 discharged. 
 
 Rea, Ives U., 
 discharged. 
 
 Rea, John W., 
 discharged. 
 
 Reed, Tom., discharged. 
 
 Robbins, Ollie, 
 discharged. 
 
 Shell, Benton W., died. 
 
 Steele, Julius E., 
 discharged. 
 
 Struble, Andrew, 
 discharged. 
 
 Struble, George J., 
 discharged. 
 
 Studt, Phillip H., died. 
 
 Studt, Raymond, 
 discharged. 
 
 Weaver, Ralph E., 
 discharged. 
 
 Windhorst, Herman, 
 discharged. 
 
 Windhorst, John, 
 discharged. 
 
 Company C was not called into active s*rvice at any time. It took part in all the Liberty 
 loan and Victory loan bond drives, Red Cross and other drives during the World War, and by 
 its assistance, this community was always among the first to go ‘over the top’’ in all its 
 drives. 
 
 The unit was active in recruiting for the army and navy during the war, and all its mem- 
 bers who volunteered or answered the draft made excellent records in the United States service. 
 
 Company “D,” 17TH Batrauion, Clyde. 
 
 Captain: 
 William B. Crammer. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Carter, Herbert 
 Crane, Frank §8. 
 Cusa, Edwin Roy 
 Duglas, Kenneth I. 
 Morehouse, Henry J. 
 Smith, Honor B. 
 Sowers, Floyd J. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Bartholomeau, John E. 
 Beachard, Fred A. 
 Brantigam, Peter. 
 Bottger, Clifford R. 
 Bottger, Mike. 
 Brown, William O. 
 Buckles, Ray E. 
 Carter, Wilferd C. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Alferd F. Arnold. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Ernest M. Stimson. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 
 Simpson, Edward M. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 
 Byrne, John F. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Auten, Bert O. 
 Blocher, Daniel. 
 Colwell, Claud G. 
 Davis, Levi P. 
 
 Musicians: 
 
 Gillispie, Charles P. 
 Hawkinson, John A. 
 
 Cooks: 
 
 Fuller, Ralph A. 
 Menard, Frank. 
 
 Artificer: 
 McMichael, Herbert. 
 
 Casey, Ona. 
 Christian, Imo. 
 
 Conn, James B. 
 Cyrier, John B. 
 Danielson, Charles. 
 Danielson, Clarence F. 
 Danielson, Herbert. 
 Deresseau, Oscar. 
 Erickson, Clarence V. V. 
 Erickson, Earl. 
 Ferron, Leo. 
 
Kansas State Guard. 
 
 87 
 
 Company “D,” 1778 Barration, CLyLE—Concluded. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 French, Melvin D. 
 Fullmer, Ollie F. 
 Geney, George M. 
 Goering, Daniel. 
 Hawkingbery, John A. 
 Hess, Vern. 
 Johnson, Charles A. 
 Johnson, Victor T. 
 Lambert, Arthur. 
 L’E Cuyer, Patrick. 
 Linn, David V. 
 Linn, John M. 
 Marshall, Robert F. 
 Menard, Fred E. 
 Menard, Mose. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 
 Hobert E. Danelson, 
 discharged. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Ganvrean, Peter J., 
 discharged. 
 
 Murphey, Fred M., 
 discharged. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Chidester, Roland B. 
 discharged. 
 
 Gleason, Caryol J., 
 discharged. 
 
 Musician: 
 Rundel, Arthur, 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Abbott, Burt, 
 discharged. 
 Anderson, Fred, 
 discharged. 
 Best, John M., 
 discharged. 
 Bondreau, Albert, 
 discharged. 
 Campbell, Forest, 
 discharged. 
 Carron, Philip A., 
 discharged. 
 Carter, William H., 
 discharged. 
 Christian, John, 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Mittlestatte, Henry J. 
 ‘Moore, Samuel B. 
 McCarty, Loren E. 
 McDonough, Michael. 
 Nadean, Melvin R. 
 Nault, Edward F. 
 Nicholas, Homer. 
 Odette, Charles. 
 Payne, Leslie E. 
 Pearson, Ralph. 
 Porterfield, William E, 
 Potter, Charles 8. 
 Potter, Fred. 
 
 Provost, Edward J. 
 Raff, Charles M. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Cooper, Clifford A., 
 discharged. 
 Crumrine, Robert &., 
 discharged. 
 Davis, Clem, 
 discharged. 
 Egbert, Orvil, 
 discharged. 
 Fortier, Leo. 
 discharged. 
 Ganvrean, Edward J., 
 discharged. 
 Gill, Robert R., 
 discharged. 
 Gram, Adolph N., 
 discharged. 
 Gram, Alfred R. 
 discharged. 
 Hanson, Clarence, 
 discharged. 
 Hayes, Herbert S., 
 discharged. 
 Hess, Ralph, 
 discharged. 
 Johnson, Alferd, 
 discharged. 
 Lambert, Leo, 
 discharged. 
 Lapaille, Philip, 
 discharged. 
 Law, Hobart W., 
 discharged. 
 Leason, George W., 
 discharged. 
 LeBarge, Leo C., 
 discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Raff, William H. 
 Rogers, Emery S. 
 Schmidt, Enoch. 
 Seldon, Earl W. 
 Smith, Leon A. 
 Sowers, David H. 
 Urban, Cletio. 
 Urban, Joseph W. 
 Urban, Philip. 
 Villenenve, David D. 
 Weekworth, Roy. 
 Wilcox, Andrew J. 
 Wilcox, Loyd. 
 Wilcox, Walter. 
 Yoder, Howard. 
 
 Privates—C oncluded. 
 
 L’E Cuyer, Armand, 
 discharged. 
 L’E Cuyer, Ulis, 
 died. 
 Menard, Edward, 
 died. 
 McCarty, Ivan, 
 discharged. 
 Nault, Frank, 
 discharged. 
 Oelkers, Francis, 
 discharged. 
 Oelkers, Walter C., 
 discharged. 
 Payne, Elvin, 
 discharged. 
 Philbrick, Garnette, 
 discharged. 
 Raleigh, George Joseph, 
 discharged. 
 Reed, Petter G., 
 discharged. 
 Roe, Wesley, 
 discharged. 
 Roe, John, 
 discharged. 
 Rowley, Sam, 
 discharged. 
 Slipsager, James, 
 discharged. 
 Slipsager, Peter N. 
 discharged, 
 Sparger, Guy, 
 discharged. 
 Sullivan, Jerry, 
 discharged. 
 
 Company D held drills on the following dates, 1918: January 4, 6, 8, 13, 15, 18, 20, 22, 
 eon 29 = Febrilary, 3; 6, 8, 10, 12, 15, 17, 19; 22,24, 26; -Mareh,1,:3,.5,.10, 12, 17,, 19: 
 S486. 8t- April’?, 7,9, 14, 16, 21, 23, 28, 30; May 5, 7, 12,14, 19, 21, 26, 29; June 4, 
 11, 18, 25, 26, 30; July 1, 9, 15, 19, 23, 26, 28, 30; August 6, 13, 17, 20, 27; September 3, 
 
 10, 17, 19, 22, 24, 26; October 1, 3, 8, 10; November 19. 
 
 It also took part in Decoration services May 30, 1918, also, May 30, 1919. 
 
 It attended the following battalion drills and reviews and participated in the same: Bat- 
 talion review and competitive drill, Concordia, July 4; battalion drill, Glasco, July 21; bat- 
 talion review, Concordia, July 28; battalion drill, Clyde, September 29. 
 
88 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Company “E,” 17TH Barrauion, Jamestown. 
 
 Captain: 
 Fred T. S. Ansdell. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Donn Hodgson. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Arthur W. Sjoholm. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Carter, Harry. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Murray, John. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 Christie, LaRoy C. 
 Fitzgerald, William M. 
 Gould, Merril L. : 
 Hanson, Harry C. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Fleury, James R. 
 Gray, Earl. 
 
 Hartwell, George. 
 Hinckley, Clarence O. 
 Johnson, Osear E. 
 Seamens, Ray. 
 
 Musicians: 
 
 Abby, Fred A. 
 McCall, Thomas G. 
 
 Captain: 
 
 Thomas McCall, resigned. 
 
 Sergeant: 
 
 EHlniff, William, 
 discharged. 
 
 Green, Hobart, discharged. 
 
 Owens, Joe, discharged. 
 
 Corporal: 
 
 Lynch, Lawrence, 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Brown, John E., 
 discharged. 
 
 Artificer: 
 
 Gillispie, C. B. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Beach, Charles. 
 Beasley, Fay. 
 Beasley, Wilmer E. 
 Brosseau, Albert L. 
 Carter, James. 
 Champlin, Dean. 
 Christenson, Iver. 
 Decker, Avern. 
 Donahoe, Patrick E. 
 Falk, Raymond. 
 Gould, Edwin A. 
 Gould, Walter B. 
 Green, Eugene. 
 Grosse, John. 
 Hughes, Hayden H. 
 Ion, William. 
 Johnson, E. Gottfred. 
 Jordan, John P. 
 Kaad, Martin. 
 Kern, Jesse, EK. 
 Larson, Gilbert. 
 Linton, George L. 
 Lowery, Blaine. 
 Lundblade, Dale. 
 Lundblade, Fred A. 
 Lynch, Joe E. 
 Lyon, Frank A. 
 Mann, Lew. 
 Minard, Elisha. 
 Murray, Stephen. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Davis, J. Adophus, 
 discharged. 
 
 Fairchild, Albert, 
 discharged. 
 
 Hanson, Arthur L., 
 discharged. 
 
 Herbin, Abner, discharged. 
 
 Hight, Nile E., died. 
 
 Hills, Frank, discharged. 
 
 Hitchcock, Rolla, 
 discharged. 
 
 Hoagland, Marvin, 
 discharged. 
 
 Hodgson, Fred, discharged. 
 
 Johnson, Ole, discharged. 
 
 Loftus, Frank, discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 McBride, Edwin C. 
 McBride, Ethan. 
 McBride, Neal. 
 McColm, Horace L. 
 Neswender, George. 
 Nobles, Calvin R. 
 Olson, Ole. 
 Paulsen, Moody. 
 Peterson, Adolph. 
 Peterson, Frank A. 
 Peterson, Hans. 
 Peterson, Lloyd G. 
 Peterson, Roy C. 
 Phenix, Robert E. 
 Reid, Ayers N. 
 Russell, Lloyd V. 
 Skoguland, Andrew E. 
 Stinson, Frank D. 
 Stockton, Andrew B. 
 Taylor, George. 
 Tufts, W. Arthur. 
 Vincent, George. 
 Vincent, James A. 
 Vollin, Richard. 
 Weddle, Otto. 
 Wilcox, Roy. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Lynch, George, discharged. 
 
 Mick, Levi, discharged. 
 
 Mott, John Howard, 
 discharged. 
 
 Pearson, John, discharged. 
 
 Peterson, John, discharged. 
 
 Powell, Charles, discharged. 
 
 Schellin, Ray, discharged. 
 
 Vandenmark, Howard W., 
 discharged. 
 
 Wilson, Lewis, discharged. 
 
 Company E prevented Russelite lectures, and the scattering of treasonable literature, and 
 
 assisted in Red Cross activities. 
 
Kansas State Guard. 89 
 
 HEADQUARTERS, 18TH BATTALION, Salina. 
 
 Major: 
 Edwards A. ‘Hiller. 
 
 No activities reported. 
 
 Captain and Surgeon: 
 
 Melchor G. Cockey. 
 
 Captain and Supply Officer: 
 
 Edwin M. Brown. 
 
 Company “A,” 18TH BaTTALion, Salina. 
 
 Captain: 
 Earl M. Hnudkins. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Allan W. Dodge. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Rodney D. Palmer. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Shotwell, William. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Brown, Herbert L. 
 Cox, John P. 
 Worseley, Theo. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Brown, Clarence P. 
 Crowther, Willis B. 
 Garman, Daniel O. 
 Hedquist, Elmer E. 
 Joy, Fred D. 
 Lockwood, George E. 
 Weber, Victor N. 
 Wilder, Byron O. 
 
 Captains: 
 
 Waldorf, F. Ganslee, 
 transferred. 
 John L. Hill, resigned. 
 
 First Sergeants 2 
 
 Gregg, Guy S., resigned. 
 Moore, David A., died. 
 
 Artificer: 
 Holmes, Isaac L. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Anderson, Edward O. 
 Anderson, Emanuel E. 
 Bean, Lawrence B. 
 Campbell, Leslie T. 
 Dearing, Robert F. 
 Estes, Don C. 
 
 Fitch, Harvey. 
 Force, George R. 
 Getts, Raymond D. 
 Getz, John O. 
 Guyton, John H. 
 Hanson, Nels J. 
 Holzmeister, Kasper. 
 Johnson, Erick T. 
 Johnson, Harold 8. 
 Kistler, John S. 
 Kristen, John. 
 
 Ludes, Henry W. 
 Merrill, Burr F. 
 MeKicknie, Herbert J. 
 Nordlund, Victor H. 
 Onstatt, James A. 
 Paugh, Guy. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Davis, Edgar, transferred. 
 
 Hvirf, Carl, died. 
 Kimball, Robert J., 
 transferred. 
 
 Ladd, Wayne, discharged. 
 
 Pohlhamer, Alfred, 
 transferred. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Pehrson, John E. 
 Pratt, Nelson J. 
 Quinn, Thomas P. 
 Reed, Ralph E. 
 Ridings, Fred R. 
 Sangster, William H. 
 Sellers, Graydon H. 
 Slaughter, Olie G: 
 Smith, Daniel H. 
 Smith, L. Loyd. 
 Spaulding, Fayette. 
 Tremain, Albert N. 
 Vehon, Isadore. 
 Viles, Thomas F. 
 Warner, Nevell O. 
 Weigner, Harry. 
 Wilson, Albert L. 
 Wilvers, Arthur L. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 Swedenberg, Arthur E., 
 discharged. 
 Weinle, H. C., transferred. 
 White, A. C., died. 
 
 Company A participated in all activities during the war, and was particularly active in the 
 training of men for the military service. 
 
90 | Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Company “B,” 18TH Barrarion, Salina. 
 
 Captain: 
 John W. Brown. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 John E. Carr. 
 
 Second Ineutenant: 
 Edward M. Geis. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Riedel, Othal 8. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 ‘Webb, Lawrence C. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 Crawford, Edward S. 
 Ferm, Roy. 
 Roche, Robert G. 
 Woodward, John A. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Jameson, Dave B. 
 Morey, Benjamin O. 
 Schumacher, John. 
 Taylor, Thomas S. 
 Wakefield, William S. 
 Whitney, Charles G. 
 
 Musicians: 
 
 Buenning, Alvin A. 
 Jameson, Lora B. 
 
 Corporal: 
 
 Glen L. Bishop, 
 discharged. 
 
 Company E participated in all patriotic parades and attended military funerals. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Bachtold, Carl J. 
 Bailey, George G. 
 Barbee, Frank E. 
 Batsford, Carl J. 
 Bower, William L. 
 Brassfield, Butler R. 
 Carhartt, Arlie T. 
 Cochrane, William H. 
 Cooper, Randall L. 
 Copeland, Robert J. 
 Cunningham, Riley G. 
 
 Cumberland, William L. 
 
 Davis, Edgar. 
 
 Dick, Harlow G. 
 Durham, Charles L. 
 Eberhardt, Earl G. 
 Eby, John W. 
 
 Felt, Sanford L. 
 Ferguson, Edward C. 
 Ferguson, Walter L. 
 Finley, Loyd B. 
 Galvin, John D. 
 Gard, William H. 
 Geren, Charles V. 
 Gunter, George W. 
 Harbold, Harry M. 
 Heckendarn, Arthur N. 
 Holly, Edgar E. 
 Hood, Ray G. 
 Howe, Clarence E. 
 Hower, Raymond M. 
 Huyett, Milton M. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Baldwin, George R., 
 discharged. 
 
 Hardaway, Richard F., 
 
 discharged. 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 Jennings, Roy H. 
 Keim, Albert L. 
 Lundgrew, Fred H. 
 Monohan, John H. 
 Moore, George F. 
 Nelson, Daniel A. 
 Nesmith, Verne L. 
 Noonan, Y. Carley. 
 Paxton, Phila 
 Peters, Herbert L. 
 Pierce, Allan S. 
 Pratt, Alonzo W. 
 Rising, Geary. 
 
 Ruhl, Merle E. 
 Ryan, Thomas J. 
 Samuels, John C. 
 Spencer, Harry. 
 Spencer, Jefferson M. 
 Starrett, Ralph S. 
 Surface, Richard, Jr. 
 Syphers, J. Gould. 
 Vallette, Frank E. 
 Van De Water, Frank. 
 Wakenut, Paul G. 
 Wallace, John. 
 Weinle, Henry C. 
 Zook, Samuel D. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Shepard, John H., 
 discharged. 
 Williams, Fred H., 
 discharged. 
 
 proportion of the personnel assisted in all loan drives and war activity work. 
 
 Captain Brown, Privates Bailey and Brassfield worked two weeks in harvest fields when 
 
 labor was scarce. 
 
 Members of company, being all traveling men, sacrificed much time in attending drills, 
 
 which were held on Saturday afternoons, and we had a well disciplined organization. 
 
 A large 
 
Kansas State Guard. 
 
 91 
 
 Company “C,” 18TH BartTaLtion, Gypsum City. 
 
 Captain: 
 John W. Rogers. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Elmer C. Talbert. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Frank M. Noonen. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Adams, James R. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Manon, John W. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Goodwin, George H. 
 Manning, Alba R. 
 
 McFarland, Clyde M. 
 
 Schmitter, Edgar E. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Eisenhower, Elmer C. 
 
 Everhart, Charles F. 
 Hammer, Harry. 
 King, Allan. 
 
 Lamer, Dale H. 
 Prather, Ben. 
 Snyder, Joseph. 
 Tinkler, Earl N. 
 Writer, Ross J. 
 
 Musician: 
 Pickenpaugh, W. E. 
 
 Corporal: 
 Kilmer, Wallace, 
 discharged. 
 Privates: 
 
 Banks, Leslie E., 
 discharged. 
 Bishop, Wallace, 
 
 discharged. ° 
 
 Burns, Richard, discharged. 
 Cheney, Fred, discharged. 
 Darling, Rollo, discharged. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Aldrich, Elvry. 
 Armbruster, Chester. 
 Armstrong, E. H. 
 Bickel, Walter E. 
 Bigler, Olliver S. 
 Bogart, Calvin. 
 Branton, Elmer F. 
 Brown, Ulysses 8. 
 Burch, Alvin. 
 Cooley, Raymond E. 
 Currie, Carrol. 
 Darling, Arthur. 
 Darling, John A. 
 Darling, William L. 
 De Mersseman, Dan. 
 Fahring, John H. 
 Fahring, Norman. 
 Gafford, Lawrence E. 
 Gregg, Leslie H. 
 Gribben, Thomas A. 
 Haley, Robert. 
 Hedquist, Olliver. 
 Henne, Francis. 
 Henne, Raymond. 
 Herr, Elmer E. 
 Hesher, Bert. 
 
 Hill, Carl D. 
 Hodges, Guy C. 
 Holeom, Glen. 
 Holeom, Verilla. 
 Hylton, Irvin. 
 
 Keas, Byron. 
 
 King, George T. 
 King, Karl. 
 Kitterman, Frank. 
 Kitterman, Will. 
 Knapp, Glen. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Fitzgerald, Leo, discharged. 
 
 Gardner, Gilbert, 
 discharged. 
 
 Haley, Isaac, transferred. 
 
 Heller, Martin, died. 
 
 Hodges, Ross B., 
 discharged. 
 
 Hoffman, Clyde, discharged. 
 
 Knapp, L. L., discharged, 
 
 Laessig, Ray C., 
 discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Krauss, John. 
 Laessig, Frank E. 
 Lindvall, Earl. 
 Major, Thomas E. 
 Manuel, Fred. 
 Monroe, Leon. 
 Mortimer, Mark. 
 MeDonald, U. 8. 
 Needles, Walter. 
 Nelson, Oscar. 
 O’Connor, J. D. 
 
 Ott, Fred P. 
 
 Ott, William. 
 
 Pettle, Richard. 
 Pinkall, E. 
 
 Reeves, George. 
 Robinson, Charles T. 
 Rogers, Jess E 
 
 Sears, James. 
 Shelton, Lewis E. 
 Shultz, Ethan I. 
 Shultz, Howard. 
 Shuttleworth, Joseph. 
 Smart, Rollo. 
 Spencer, Harry R. 
 Stein, Thomas. 
 Swisher, Alvin L. 
 Swisher, Wilber E. 
 Tinkler, Lorenza E. 
 Underwood, Charles A. 
 Van Fossen, Eugene. 
 Van Fossen, Raymond. 
 Veach, Fred L. 
 Vermillion, Fred W. 
 Weatherby, George. 
 Weller, George. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Lamer, Lee, discharged. 
 
 Noonen, Mike, discharged. 
 
 Shier, Herbert, transferred. 
 
 Sippel, Eugene, discharged. 
 
 Swisher, Orville, 
 discharged. 
 
 Thiel, Ernest E., 
 discharged. 
 
 Tilgner, William, 
 discharged. 
 
 Company C was organized at a mass meeting on April 29, 1918. | 
 The unit drilled twice a week until the signing of the Armistice with an average attendance 
 
 thizers. 
 
 of over ninety per cent; this in view of the fact that fully one-half were farmers and very 
 busy. The company took an active part in all Liberty loan and Red Cross drives and aided 
 in enforcing the various war measures, such as the food regulations, etc.; did guard duty 
 every night for several weeks, during the threshing season, when all the mills and elevators 
 were full'of wheat and at a time when many elevators were being burned by German sympa- 
 
 Company C conducted funerals, with full military honors, for all deceased soldiers of the 
 United States army who were brought here for interment. 
 Practically all men who went into the United States service from C company were ap- 
 pointed noncommissioned officers, due to the training they had received while members of 
 
 the state guard. 
 
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 Company “D,” 18TH Bartrauion, Salina. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Arthur E. Heiss. 
 
 Captain: First Lieutenant: 
 Wilson B. Smith. Carlton L. Sawin. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 First Lieutenant: Second Lieutenant: 
 Edwin M. Brown, resigned. Norvin L. Gable, resigned. 
 
 No muster-out roll furnished. 
 
 HEapQuarters, 19TH Batrauion, Clay Center. 
 
 Captain and Surgeon. 
 Charles C. Stillman. 
 
 Major: Captain and Adjutant: 
 Carl M. Worley. Charles P. Portrum. 
 
 No activities reported. 
 
 Company “A,” 19TH Bartrauion, Clay Center. 
 
 Captain: Musician: Privates 
 John Berglund. Leipesberger, Andrew, 
 
 Concluded. 
 Henshaw, T. D. 
 Householder, M. E. 
 First Lieutenant : Artificer: Johnson, B. W. 
 
 C. H. Starr. McElroy, G. I. Johnson, Con. 
 Johnson, Victor. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 I. J. Thornton. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Brown, C. P. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Brown, H. C. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 Barker, Leo F. 
 
 Buchman, Arnold, Jr. 
 
 Kerby, Warren. 
 Prentice, W. H. 
 
 Corporals: 
 Lawerance, R. E. 
 Lyman, H. E. 
 McKee, Will. 
 Prather, O. C. 
 Schoff, F. J. 
 Starr, L. F. 
 
 Alquist, E. L. 
 Baker, Allen R. 
 Blane, Clarence E. 
 Bocakos, James G. 
 Burtis, O. B. 
 
 Carlson, Edward J. 
 
 Carson, J. C. 
 Carson, V. W. 
 Chestnut, W. J. 
 Cleland, W. B. 
 Crawford, Guy A. 
 Davis, Reis. 
 Dudley, S. N. 
 Engler, S. W. 
 Glace, Roy. 
 Grimison, J. G. 
 
 Grundel, Elmer W. 
 
 Hafner, Harry. 
 Harner, Homer D. 
 Harner, Wallace. 
 Harris, Thomas C. 
 Henshaw, Ashel. 
 
 Privates: Jones, Claude. 
 
 Kinman, H. L. 
 Laflin, Delvin. 
 Logan, Kenneth. 
 Myers, Harry R. 
 McIntyre, Leo B. 
 Neill, Wilber. 
 Nordstrum, J. W. 
 O’Donnell, J. F. 
 Obenland, George. 
 Priest, Giles W. 
 Pyle, E. T. 
 
 Reed, L. A. 
 Reighley, Curtis. 
 
 Ressler, O. R. 
 
 Robinson, W. G. 
 Scarce, J.. L. 
 Schrader, F. W. 
 Schuette, M. E. 
 Smith, James L. 
 Spellman, D. L. 
 Wixom, W. W. 
 Woodside, J. N. 
 
Kansas State Guard. 
 
 93 
 
 Company “A,” 197TH BarTALION, Cray CENTER—Concluded. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 Gollober, A. S., 
 discharged. 
 Keener, W. E., 
 discharged. 
 Woods, J. L. C., 
 discharged. 
 
 Corporal: 
 
 Sterling, Roy, 
 discharged. 
 
 Musician: 
 
 Werner, Albert, 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Absher, Wilber, 
 discharged. 
 Anderson, C. L., 
 discharged. 
 Barker, Rex, 
 discharged. 
 Bell, E. L., 
 discharged. 
 
 Binkley, Fredrick, 
 
 discharged. 
 
 Bradberg, Elliott, 
 
 discharged. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates—C ontinued. 
 
 Brenner, Julian, 
 discharged, 
 Briner, J. E., 
 discharged, 
 Cavin, J. L., 
 discharged. 
 Cowell, John, 
 discharged. 
 Deitrich, Mat, 
 discharged. 
 Emery, J. F., 
 discharged. 
 Forslund, Erwin E., 
 discharged. 
 Goeheen, Harry F., 
 discharged. 
 Hagberg, Charles, 
 discharged. 
 Hagen, Thomas C., 
 discharged. 
 Hammond, H.&., 
 discharged. 
 Hammond, R. C., 
 discharged. 
 Hemphill, Paul, 
 discharged. 
 Henry, Ear! A., 
 discharged. 
 Herter, John, discharged, 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Holcomb, D. W., 
 discharged. 
 Kappelman, Henry F. 
 discharged. 
 Kay, Robert, 
 discharged. 
 Kirkpatrick, Charles E., 
 discharged. 
 Lowden, Raymond D., 
 discharged. 
 Machmer, Samuel, 
 discharged. 
 Myer, Carl E., 
 discharged. 
 Peterson, Emit, 
 discharged. 
 Remmington, Allen T., 
 discharged. 
 Ristine, Warren O., 
 discharged. 
 Simms, Leo, died. 
 Stafford, Paul, 
 discharged. 
 Telander, Warren, 
 discharged. 
 Trautwein, Ernest ; 
 discharged. 
 Woods, Grant, 
 discharged. 
 
 Company A performed guard duty in city during accident of city water and light plant; 
 attended memorial for the first officer that died in France from Clay Center; helped in all 
 local war activities; held public meetings at which pro-Germans were asked to explain their 
 actions; also gathered affidavits against our county commissioner for his pro-German utter- 
 ances which brought him before the district federal attorney who caused him to give $500 to 
 the Red Cross and take $5,000 in Liberty bonds; assisted in burial for the boys that died in 
 the camps and were brought back for burial; assisted the farmers during the last harvest by 
 going out in the evenings and shocking about 300 acres of wheat for those who were unable 
 
 to get help. 
 
94 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Company “B,” 19TH Barrauion, Clay Center. 
 
 Captain: Corporals—Concluded : Privates—Concluded. 
 L. Barker. Maggs, Will. Hemphill, Benjamin F. 
 Selvage, George W. Hill, Lewis W. 
 Second Lieutenant: Thomas, Hugo Q. Ingamells, Gerald. 
 Fred Kimbrough. Kimbrough, Charles. 
 Cooks: ee Joe G. 
 First Sergeant: Kok : Aramer, Leon KR. 
 eee h, George G Tie ote W lake, Rho 
 a", or eat sada esc aR ast ells Mann, Charles F, 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: Musicians: Mate Chee 
 Kimbrough, Bertehart. Hafner, Otto H. Newton, Warren W. 
 Smith, Charley W. Olson, George E. 
 Sergeants: : Osbourn, Floyd. 
 Avery, Raymond E. Artificer: Osbourn, Glen. 
 Brill, William H. Lee, Robert L. Osbourn, Ray. 
 Howland, Edson S. Pederson, Raymond P. 
 Kiner, William B. Privates: Hee ad 5 W. 
 Brooks, Thomas. pecan etek 
 Corporals: Ponce Chyistaabes Uo Richardson, Isaac N. 
 Goheen, John C. . Funnell, William H. Selvage, Robert J. 
 Jansenius, Adolph A. Haden, Clyde W. 
 Neef, Quids, Haden, Joseph. 
 LOSSES. 
 
 First Lieutenant: Corporals—Concluded : Privates—Concluded. 
 William C. Opfer, Smith, Kent E., Linquist, Lewis, 
 resigned. discharged. discharged. 
 
 Walker, Lyle D., More, Glen, 
 
 First Sergeant: discharged. discharged. 
 Warner, Charles P., ht Morris, Edison W., 
 discharged. Musician: discharged. 
 
 Te McGee, Hugh, 
 seipersberger, Andrew G., lisch a 
 Sergeants: transferred. Se gee Beate 
 lH McGee, James 6., 
 Laybourn, William L., , discharged. 
 discharged. Privates: Panton, Bernard B., 
 Ramsey, Charles, Anderson, Ruben, discharged. 
 discharged. discharged. Schiltz, Joseph, 
 Smith, Harry F., Brannan, James, discharged. 
 discharged. discharged. Starkweather, William S., 
 Cowing, James, discharged. 
 Corporals: discharged. Stratton, Evert, 
 Dunlap, Bryan A., Johnson, Oscar E., discharged. 
 discharged. discharged. Williams, Charles B., 
 Lacy, Ira M., Johnston, Fred A., discharged. 
 died. discharged. 
 Lake, David J., Lawhon, Samuel E., 
 discharged. discharged. 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Company B, Kansas State Guards, was composed of the common labor.ng class. On in- 
 quiry I learn that about sixty per cent of my men bought Liberty bonds of different denomi- 
 nations. Nearly all joined the Red Cross, and were active in all movements to aid in winning 
 the war. Lieutenant Kimbrough and myself were special war deputies and we had the men 
 to look sharp after pro-Germanism. 
 
 The company was drilled regularly twice a week all summer and fall until the influenza 
 broke in on us. Company B was considered one of the best drilled units in the county. 
 
 We performed no guard duty as there was none to do. The men were loyal, and could be 
 
 depended on in any emergency. 
 
Kansas State Guard. 95 
 
 Company “C,” 19rH Barrauion, Morganville. 
 
 Captain: Privates: Privates—Concluded. 
 Arthur S. Marshall. Ahlberg, Andrew. Mellies, Herman. 
 Ahlberg, O. F. Mellies, J. 
 First Lieutenant: Anderson, C. Merten, H. J. 
 Tie Dat Pton: Ashton, Joe. Nelson, Carl. 
 Berggren, Arthur M. Osberg, Theo. 
 Second Lieutenant: et laos F. hoe George. 
 odine, Shs eterson, Anton. 
 Guy A. Crawford. Ganon, en Peterson, Elmer. 
 : arson, H. L. Peterson, George. 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: Dacon, James. Reed, W. 
 W. Taddiken. Dagan, Clyde. Roser, Frank. 
 ; Davis, R. N. Sanders, Henry. 
 First Sergeant: Doran, A. E. Schwab, W. 
 Patterson, Dewey. Eilers, Ernest. Smee, Cyril. 
 Seitz, Elmer. Fisher, Bert C. Stewart, Ernest. 
 Walker, Virgil. Gennett, James. Thornton C. 
 Gray, Albert F. Wang, Leonal. 
 Corporals: ueeee u: oS vel oe 
 3 ughes, J. , Wiberg, E. 
 Blaker, Rudolph _L. Jacobson, David. Wible, Howard W. 
 Kappelman, G. B 
 Wieland Cathe” Johnson, C. A. Wicklund, Andrew G. 
 3 : Johnson, Carl R. Wilkerson, Bryan. 
 Aue tia: Johnson, Charles A. Wilkerson, Elmer. 
 a Johnson, Ernest. Woolsey, Thomas H. 
 Marshall, Cameron F. Lakeman, Gus. Young, George 
 Purves, James R. Lakeman, William. Young, Peter. 
 y Lennard, William H. 
 Chaplain: Longren, S. 
 Allen, E. V. Mead, W. P. 
 LOSSES. 
 Captain: Privates: Privates—Concluded. 
 L. V.: Howell, Bahmer, John F., _ Peterson, Erek, 
 resigned. discharged. discharged. 
 Craig, Harry, Petty, James, 
 ; discharged. discharged. 
 Quartermaster” Sergeant: Peking Elocr We, Wane, John, 
 Peterson, Albert P., discharged. discharged. 
 discharged. Lore, Frank, Wicklund, Axel, 
 discharged. discharged. 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Except for a few military funerals this organization took part in no war activities of a 
 public nature, but its influence upon the community was far-reaching. 
 
 By giving public drills and attending public gatherings, as an organization, it did much to 
 quell the pro-German propaganda and at the same time arouse the dormant patriotism of our 
 citizens. Many of the boys who went to the army received valuable preliminary training in 
 ous company. 
 
 We feel that in a measure we have kept the faith of our fathers. 
 
96 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Company “D,” 19TH Batra.ion, Clifton. 
 
 Captain: 
 Greer M. Worley. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Edgar M. Nunally. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 -Arthur L. Haynes. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Baldwin, James H. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Obrien, Harry. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 Caywood, Forest C. 
 
 Mowrey, Walter Frank. 
 
 McQuillen, Edward J. 
 Selig, Frank L. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Bloom, Albert C. 
 Caywood, Emory W. 
 Clark, Everett H. 
 Kramer, Cornelius. 
 Smies, Henry E. 
 Steinmetz, Peter H. 
 Van Scoye, William M. 
 
 Musicians: > 
 
 Barleen, Dale. 
 Robison, George W. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Berner, Clifford, 
 discharged. 
 
 Bowley, Edmund G., 
 discharged. 
 
 Brown, George A., 
 discharged. 
 
 Artificer: 
 Johnson, Joseph D. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Allen, Orville M. 
 Anderson, Arthur Ray. 
 Bachtel, Charles E. 
 Banley, Alfred H. 
 Barnhard, Merrill Jacob. 
 Barrows, Murlin C 
 Becotte, Fred. 
 
 Beyer, Nicholas. 
 Bonar, Leonard R. 
 Bullimore, Thomas. 
 Cassity, Floyd D. 
 Coates, John P. 
 Cook, Ray M. 
 
 Cusac, George H. 
 Demarteau, Alva. 
 Demarteau, Charles. 
 Dolan, George K. 
 Dolan, Max. 
 
 Dyer, William H. 
 Finkbinder, Elmer. 
 Flora, William. 
 
 Ford, Elmer. 
 Gallagher, George. 
 Gardner, Guy C. 
 Grate, Lewis Henry. 
 Harbaugh, Malcom E. 
 Harper, George H. 
 Harris, Adelbert Smith. 
 Haynes, Carrol. 
 Haynes, Scott. 
 
 Head, Ivan Francis. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Dolon, Claire H., 
 discharged. 
 
 Foster, Lawrence, died. 
 
 ’Glasco, Fred A., 
 discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Hill, Elmer. 
 
 Hurley, Jesse Sam. 
 Jansenius, August. 
 Johnson, Ralph. 
 Jones, William D. 
 Lakin, George. 
 Lisher, Stanley. 
 Loyd, Earl C. 
 Loyd, Emory. 
 Marisette, Alfred E. 
 Murdock, Wiliam H. 
 Ostrander, Wallace H. 
 Peterson, Peter. 
 Pinder, Thomas B. 
 Rand, Roy. 
 
 Raines, Cecil. 
 Raines, Lanel Otis. 
 Rhodes, Louis. 
 Roberts, Lorenzo D. . 
 Roy, Walter A. 
 Sager, Bert M. 
 Sager, Gilbert E. 
 Shields, Clyde. 
 Steinmetz, Theodore. 
 Temple, Kenneth A. 
 Temple, Ray D. 
 Truex, Dean S. 
 Turner, Edmond J. 
 Walters, Warren W. 
 Watson, Nordice J. 
 Woody, Merle R. 
 Wright, Benjamin F. 
 Young, Ralph L. 
 Young, Walter C. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Graves, Charley L., 
 discharged. 
 
 Wood, Maltbic B., 
 discharged. 
 
 Company D held semi-weekly drills on Tuesday and Friday nights. School for noncom- 
 
 missioned officers was established and continued. 
 
 Exhibition drill at Palmer, June, 1918. 
 
 Participated in battalion drill at Morganville, July 4, 1918; Wakefield, in battalion manuev- 
 ers, July 18, 1918. Participated in competitive drill Clay Center, August 18; Clifton, State 
 Guard picnic, August 22 and 23; exhibition drill August 22, 1918. Held competitive drills 
 August 23, 1918, with twelve companies competing, under supervision of Major Carl M. 
 Worley, Major Deweese of the national army, Camp Funston, acting judge of contests. Bat- 
 talion drill at Morganville, August 18. 
 
Kansas State Guard. 
 
 97 
 
 Company “E,” 197TH Barration, Wakefield. 
 
 Captain: 
 George W. Smith. 
 
 First - Spapteiemaae 
 Henry S. Carez. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Heskett, Kelly R. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Workman, Edwin A. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Alsop, John R. 
 Brodhead, John E. 
 Gates, William P. K. 
 Guy, Arthur L. 
 Williams, Clifford S. 
 
 Corporals: 
 Billingham, Edward J. 
 Hawes, George E. 
 Jevons, William. 
 Marshall, William L. 
 Martins, Robert R. 
 McIntire, James B. 
 Reed, Claud L. R. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Avery, Henry A. 
 Avery, Herman W. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 
 Elmer A. Myers, resigned. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 
 Brown, Stanley M., 
 discharged. 
 
 Corporals: 
 Hawes, Elmer N., 
 
 discharged. 
 Show, Harry, discharged. 
 
 Privates—Continued: 
 
 Barnes, Ira. 
 Batchelor, Arthur P. 
 Batchelor, Percy F. 
 Beatty, John Pp, 
 
 Billingham, Walter G., Jr. 
 
 Bradbury, Howard. 
 Budden, Sidney 8. 
 Cowell, Chas. S. 
 Cross, James R. 
 Decker, Ralph G. 
 DeYoung. Pete. 
 Dodson, Fred. 
 Eustace, Allen L. 
 Exley, Lawrence. 
 Faidley, Curtain. 
 Faidley, Floyd. 
 Faivre, Adrian L. 
 Faulkner, David H. 
 Frazee, Hile. 
 Gardner, Glen G. 
 Gaston, William .C. 
 Gates, Andrew P. 
 Guy, Richard. 
 Haden, William. 
 Heath, Henry H. 
 Helm, Niles E. 
 Hewitt, Walter H. 
 Koerner, Henry. 
 Kregar, George. 
 Kregar, Leroy. 
 Kregar, William H. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Baker, Harry F., 
 discharged. 
 Billingham, Walter S., 
 discharged. 
 Broadhead, Richard, 
 discharged. 
 Faidley, Jeremiah, 
 discharged. 
 
 Fentein, Harry, discharged. 
 Fentein, Henry, discharged. 
 
 Gardner, Ralph, 
 discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded: 
 
 Kynaston, William J. 
 Lockridge, Robert M. 
 Marshall, John P. 
 Martin, Guy A. 
 Mickey, Chester A. 
 Moyer, John M. 
 Moyer, William. 
 Myers, Fred C. 
 Myers, J. W. 
 
 Myers, William H. 
 Neimoller, August. 
 Neimoller, Benjamin. 
 Nelson, Jacob. 
 
 Price, ‘Albert E. 
 Ring, James M. 
 Schaules, Ross B. 
 Shepperd, Lee. 
 Shiltz, John M. 
 Sparrowhawk, Lawrence. 
 Sparrowhawk, Norman R. 
 Streeter, James B. 
 Swezey, Harold R. 
 Towle, Charles A. 
 Walter, Percy R. 
 Walters, Levi S. 
 Weaver, Jesse C. 
 Wofford, Wallace. 
 Younkin, John M. 
 
 Privates—Concluded: 
 
 Mitchell, Jesse J., 
 discharged. 
 
 Myers, William, 
 discharged. 
 
 Reed, James J., discharged. 
 
 Shepperd, William T., 
 discharged. 
 
 Sparling, Harry M., 
 
 Sparrowhawk, John, 
 discharged. 
 
 Weaver, Leonard H., 
 discharged. 
 
 Company E was recruited and mustered into state service on June 27, 1918, by Captain 
 George W. Smith, Kansas State Guard, and drilled twice weekly until the signing of the 
 Armistice, November 11, 1918. 
 
 The unit participated in two battalion drills and two competitive drills; drilled several 
 members of the national army in the first rudiments of military tactics, also assisted in Red 
 
 Cross and Liberty loan campaigns. 
 
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98 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 HEADQUARTERS, 20TH BarraLion, Washington. 
 
 Major: 
 Charles R. Reist. 
 
 No activities reported. 
 
 Captain and Adjutant: 
 
 Charles E. Rust. 
 
 Company “A,” 20TH BatrraLion, Washington. 
 
 Captain: 
 Bowen R. Shaffer. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Vernon L. Tewksbury. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 William E. Schmidt. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Brunner, Thomas L. 
 
 Supply Sergeant: 
 Deidrichs, F. A. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Hamilton, J. H. 
 Petty, John. 
 
 Sawin, Leroy E. 
 Shaffer, Raymond W. 
 
 Corporals: 
 Bailey, J. Harry. 
 Chase, Ralph E. 
 Denman, Ben A. 
 Hanni, Adolph. 
 Hutton, Egar C. 
 Smith, Ora H. 
 
 Captains: 
 Charles R. Reist, 
 discharged. 
 Charles E. Rust, 
 discharged. 
 
 Corporals: 
 Baldwin, Frank C., 
 discharged. 
 Labaugh, William D., 
 discharged. 
 
 Company A took an active part in the third and fourth Liberty loan campaigns and as- 
 
 sisted in Red Cross drives. 
 
 Musicians: 
 Pitcher, Charles M. 
 
 Wells, William A. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Asch, Lewis T. 
 Arney, Charles E. 
 Brown, John J. 
 Burnett, Frank D. 
 Campbell, J. E. 
 
 Carl, Frank. 
 Cornell, Floyd L. 
 Cot, Charlie Edward. 
 Cristie, Archie. 
 Cupp, Glenn B. 
 Evans, Charles W. 
 Fletcher, Floyd J. 
 Frazer, Harry M. 
 Glasgow, William P. 
 Henderson, William 8. 
 Henthorn, Calvin J. 
 Hilton, George A. 
 Hyland, James R. 
 Keen, Louis G. 
 Keesecker, Pim P. 
 Kenniburgh, D. B. 
 Lamoreaux, Samuel James. 
 Landon, Ray M. 
 Landrum, Charles H. 
 Leroy, Lloyd D. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Allen, Ralph, discharged. 
 Back, George M., 
 discharged. 
 
 Clark, Simpson, 
 
 transferred. 
 
 Clasen, George H., 
 discharged. 
 
 Combs, Otis, discharged. 
 
 Fisher, Other E., 
 discharged. 
 
 Frazer, Harley, transferred. 
 
 Howell, Ralph P., 
 discharged. 
 
 Lasler, M. H., transferred. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Lloyd, William T. 
 
 * Miller, Harry. 
 Morrow, J. C. 
 McClaughey, Wilburn. 
 McLeod, Daniel W. 
 Patrie, Ellra G. 
 
 Pauli, Edward R. 
 Panack, Lloyd William. 
 Pettey, Jesse A. 
 Potter, Isaac Henry. 
 Rencin, Noble Wayne. 
 Rosenkranz, William. 
 Rush, Ivin C 
 
 Rust, Re Di 
 
 Sackett, Elijah G. 
 Scheetz, Harry P. 
 Soller, Albert William. 
 Stratton, Frank W. 
 Throop, Bert Allen. 
 Tubbs, Car] Leroy. 
 Van Kirk, Charles E. 
 Warthen, Charles E. 
 Wayland, W. Claud. 
 Wheeler, Ray W. 
 Williamson, Elmer T. 
 Worscow, Herman C. 
 Yoder, Frank A. 
 Young, George M. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Longwell, W. S., died. 
 Low, William H. J., 
 discharged. 
 McBride, James E., 
 discharged. 
 Rutherford, Earl, 
 transferred. 
 Throop, Vern E., 
 transferred. 
 Weckeley, Henry J., 
 discharged. 
 Wertenberger, Fred, 
 discharged. 
 
Kansas State Guard. 
 
 99 
 
 Company “B,” 20TH Barrauion, Barnes. 
 
 Captain: 
 Connie Collins. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Henry A. Jennings. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 William A. McDonald. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Morrissey, John. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Shannon; Ernest E. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Alton, George I. 
 Grimes, John. 
 Hogue, Harry C. 
 Pifer, James. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Bartley, Jesse. 
 Caley, Hugh H. 
 Coan, Edwin E. N. 
 Hay, Charley W. 
 Hiltgen, William J. 
 Holt, Ben A. 
 Irwin, Warren C. 
 Morris, John E. 
 Smith, Cora B. 
 Spence, Daniel. 
 Wanamaker, Wallace. 
 
 Cook: 
 Reboul, George B. 
 
 Buglers: 
 
 Cerveny, Valentine A. 
 Kappel, George M. 
 
 Artificer: 
 Bartley, Ora. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 
 Wright, Franklin T., 
 discharged. 
 
 ‘Corporal: 
 
 Jennings, Elmer S., 
 discharged. 
 
 Musician: 
 
 Hite, Harvey P., 
 discharged. 
 
 Cook: 
 
 Shamo, Charles A., 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Bokemeier, Clarence L., 
 discharged. 
 
 No activities reported. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Baker, Joseph C. 
 Ballard, Earl. 
 Ballard, Harley G. 
 Ballard, Penuel. 
 Ballard, Ralph C. 
 Barker, Charles W. 
 Barker, Henry L. 
 Bartley, John. 
 Bartley, Neil A. 
 Bledsoe, Harold L. 
 Bowers, Fred. 
 Burke, Charles J. 
 Clark, Jesse M. 
 Clark, Merritt. 
 Clark, Warren L. 
 Cook, Claude O. 
 
 ' Cook, Enoch E. 
 
 Coonhad, Alvin H. 
 Crissman, Raymond. 
 Dalrymple, John. 
 Dickinson, Frank K. 
 Farrell, John P. 
 Fisher, Fredienond. 
 Fiske, Frances E. 
 Flear, Fenley F. 
 Flower, James. 
 Gano, Alfred W. 
 Gano, John W. 
 Gnagy, August H. 
 Gnagy, Ernest. 
 Gnagy, M. 
 
 Gnagy, Seigel A. 
 Hanna, Harry H. 
 Heltgen, Conrad E. 
 Herrmann, Ed. 
 Herrmann, William M. 
 Hogue, Ed. 
 
 Hogue, Frank. 
 Hogue, Walter B. 
 Hogue, William C. 
 Holte, Lewis B. 
 Jackson, Earl A. 
 Johnson, Fred G. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Brandt, Howard M., 
 discharged. 
 
 Cook, Bert C., discharged. 
 
 Dalrymple, Brice, 
 discharged. 
 Dalrymple, James I., 
 discharged. 
 Ferguson, Albert W., 
 discharged. 
 Ferguson, Lewis W., 
 discharged. 
 Ferguson, Roy J., 
 discharged. 
 Gnagy, Gail, discharged. 
 
 Gnagy, Leevie, discharged. 
 
 Hansen, Louis W., 
 discharged. 
 
 Hill, Ira D., discharged. 
 
 Kamp, Thomas F., 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Johnson, Lyle H. 
 Kineaid, Vernon. 
 Knedlick, Matt G. 
 Knedlik, Milos. 
 Kufover, Jasper. 
 Mason, Harry E. 
 Mayes, James I. 
 Monk, Squire P. 
 Moore, Robert M. 
 Morrissey, Thomas. 
 McClaud, William A. 
 Otney, Leonard. 
 Pettey, Frank. 
 Poland, Jesse T. 
 Quincy, Daniel. 
 Reed, Artie E. 
 Reitzel, Leroy W. 
 Ricard, Joseph N. 
 Roberts, Grover. 
 Savage, William H. 
 Schleier, Albert J. 
 Schleier, William A. 
 Scholfield, Ezra L. 
 Sedlacek, Frank. 
 Sedlacek, George E. 
 Sedlacek, Joseph. 
 Smith, William C. 
 Taylor, Harvey L. 
 Tracey, Ellis R. 
 Vogler, Max. 
 Wagoner, Raymond J. 
 Wanamaker, Fred A. 
 Wanamaker, Glen A. 
 Wanamaker, William. 
 Wesche, Frank J. 
 Wilkinson, Ernest F. 
 Wilkinson, Ray. 
 Wise, Edwin R. 
 Wise, William M. 
 Woodward, Reuben, 
 Wright, Curtis C. 
 Wright, Eugene. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Kufover, Raymond J., 
 discharged. 
 
 Rogers, Lapierre, 
 discharged. 
 
 Rosebaugh, William L., 
 discharged. 
 
 Spurgeon, Ravmond E., 
 discharged. 
 
 Tracey, Earl, discharged. 
 
 Tracey, Nelson C., 
 discharged. 
 
 Wagoner, Charlie L., 
 discharged. 
 
 Wanamaker, Jay, 
 discharged. 
 
 Wesche, Warren H., 
 discharged. 
 
 Woodward, John, 
 discharged. 
 
100 
 
 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Company “C,” 20TH BaTTaLion, Greenleaf. 
 
 Captain: 
 Edward A. Hood. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Albert W. Ban. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Louis F. Nelson. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Holden, Edgar W. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant : 
 Rathbun, Perry M. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 - Ayres, J. Forrest. 
 Fagan, Glen E. 
 Fickinger, Edward W. 
 Thorman, Forrest W. 
 
 Corporals: 
 Durham, Harley 8S. 
 Gilliam, Arthur B. 
 Heisterman, Arnold S. 
 
 Lameraux, Theodore B. 
 
 Roper, Walter L. 
 
 Wilson, Charles L. 
 Musician: 
 
 Armstrong, Fred L. 
 
 Privates: 
 Fickinger, Paul, 
 discharged. 
 
 Flear, Paul L., discharged. 
 
 Gilliam, Drena B., 
 discharged. 
 
 Glasgow, John H., died. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Ayres, Andy C. 
 Bennett, William A. 
 Cairnes, James W. 
 Carrier, Milton E. 
 Combow, Clarence L. 
 Cook, George L. 
 Cook, John H. 
 
 Cope, Donald M. 
 Crayton, Walter L. 
 Dickey, Frederick B. 
 Dickson, James T. 
 Dunbar, William 
 Eaton, Leslie G. 
 East, John L. 
 
 Fagan, Walter H. 
 Feeley, Charles F. 
 Fickinger, Donald E. 
 Finley, Wilbert M. 
 Flear, Claude W. 
 Fowler, Alvin F. 
 Gnagy, John L. 
 Gotfredson, Albert P. 
 Hanson, Christian R. 
 Hodges, Orville E. 
 Holte, Horace M. 
 Isham, William J. 
 Kohlmeyer, Henry D. 
 Kohlmeyer, Wilbert F. 
 Lane, George H. D. 
 Lane, Herman F. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates—C ontinued. 
 
 Peterson, Chris A., 
 discharged. 
 
 Robert, George M., 
 discharged. 
 
 Stilley, Louis E., 
 discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Lindeman, Theodore, 
 Miller, Francis M. 
 Miller, William L. 
 Montgomery, Walter J. 
 Neer, Earl E. 
 
 Nelson, Hans C. 
 Osbourne, Sail W. 
 Pauley, William M. 
 Perkins, Benjamin E. 
 Perry, Henry Dwight. 
 Peterson, Harry M. 
 Quincey, Raymond R. 
 Rickenberg, Arnold M. 
 Sachs, Fred A.. 
 Sachs, Phillip F. 
 Schoenborn, Adam J. 
 Scholfield, Ora H. 
 Shelton, Houston C., 
 Shaw, Clifford M. 
 Shum, Howard M. 
 Simon, Chester S. 
 Skovgaard, Thole P. 
 
 _ Stanford, Victor W. 
 Stoll, John M. 
 Talbot, Fred D. 
 Talbot, Leo G. 
 Williams, Herbert D. 
 Wisner, Ben A. 
 Wisner, Fred E. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 Talbot, Artie C., 
 discharged. 
 Talbot, George P., 
 discharged. 
 Wurtz, Louis C., 
 discharged. 
 
 uni 
 
 Company C participated in the fourth Liberty loan and the Red Cross campaigns and the 
 ted war activities drive. Participated in two battalion reviews. f 
 The organization took second prize in competitive drill in competion with five other ecom- 
 
 panies of the battalion. 
 
Kansas State Guard. 
 
 101 
 
 Company “D,” 20TH Batrauion, Hanover. 
 
 Captain: 
 Henry Duever. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Galloway, R. N. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 W. E. Williams. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Imming, F., Jr. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Campbell, Charles G. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 Baker, A. F. 
 Koenig, Adolph H. 
 Merk, John, Jr. 
 Scheetz, George G. 
 
 Corporals: 
 Hrouda, Charles. 
 Kile, George D. 
 Kuck, George H. 
 Walker, William A. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Cudahy, Edward J., 
 discharged. 
 
 Schniederjans, Joseph B., 
 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Bennett, John R., 
 discharged. 
 Blocker, Ray E., 
 discharged. 
 Cook, Edward D., 
 discharged. 
 
 Curtis, Frank, 
 discharged. 
 Daehele, Henry J., 
 discharged. 
 Daehele, Vincent J., 
 discharged. 
 
 Musicians: 
 
 Schwartz, Charles. 
 Triska, George W. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Allen, Charles V. 
 Boettcher, Albert A 
 Confal, Barney V. 
 Daihele, Sylvester B. 
 Dieker, B. H. 
 Dunn, Walter T. 
 Dusch, Clarence J. 
 Dusch, James. 
 Flaherty, Ollie A. 
 Gedlicka, John J. 
 Golden, Cyrus C. 
 Havekorst, Henry G. 
 Hora, John F, 
 Hora, Thomas C. 
 Imming, Sylvester C. 
 Jones, Lawrence. 
 Kamphaus, Henry J. 
 Kersting, Andrew A. 
 Kreinsieck, John G. 
 Krim, John G. 
 Leubkin, Vernon E. 
 Lippka, Albert E. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Eckart, Peter, 
 discharged. 
 Gerlene, Oscar A., 
 discharged. 
 Guenther, Edward G., 
 discharged. 
 Guenther, Henry, 
 discharged. 
 Hellman, Clarence, 
 discharged. 
 Kass, Edward W., 
 discharged. 
 Kuck, Rualph, 
 discharged. 
 Leigh, William H., 
 discharged. 
 Lindner, George A., 
 discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Ludiveek, John J. 
 Meerian, Frank J. 
 Munger, Charles W. 
 Murphy, John T. 
 Powers, Thomas T. 
 Richardson, Edward F. 
 Richtien, Joseph J. 
 Roth, Harold J. 
 Scheetz, Edward G. 
 Scott, Walter E. 
 Smith, Charles N. 
 Spandel, John S. 
 Triska, Frank T. 
 Triska, Mike A. 
 Triska, Tony T. 
 Vlock, Joseph, Jr. 
 Vlock, William A. 
 Vonwooden, Ernest C. 
 Walker, Herman O. 
 Welch, Bernard W. 
 Welch, Harry. 
 Wenke, John F. 
 Zumbahlem, Joseph J. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Mahlmann, John H., 
 discharged. 
 Meyer, Herman D., 
 discharged. 
 MeMillan, Robert, 
 discharged. 
 Prall, Earl H., 
 discharged. 
 Rhoades, Fred H., 
 discharged. 
 Richardson, John M., 
 discharged. 
 Schmidt, Henry A., 
 discharged. 
 Tamey, Andrew, 
 deserted. 
 
 Company D took an active part in Red Cross drives, also, Y. M. C. A. drive. Also, took 
 an active part in several patriotic celebrations, pertaining to Liberty loans. ; : 
 
 At a battalion competitive drill, composed of all companies of the 20th Battalion, this 
 company was awarded first prize. The organization has put on several exhibition drills in our 
 home town to help instill patriotism into the people here, and aided the war council of this 
 place by taking an active part in all of their work. 
 
102 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Company “E,” 20TH BartraLion, Mahaska. 
 
 Captain: Corporals—Concluded. 
 
 William G. Arnold. McAtee, Lloyd. 
 Reesor, Leshe R. 
 First Lieutenant: 
 
 Leo A. Love. Privates: 
 
 Second Lieutenant: Ahrens, Henry J. 
 
 Charles L. Ruhlen. 
 
 Bonham, George C. 
 Bowman, Max L. 
 Bright, Wayne S. 
 Brouse, John 8S. 
 Brouse, William M. 
 Burch, Charley F. 
 Coonrod, Harley H 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Wall, Victor J. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Bland, George ID. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Deegan, Jack. 
 Hanene, Sterling P. 
 King, Floyd B. 
 Livingston, Walter A. 
 
 Deegan, Edward E. 
 Deegan, William L. 
 Dragoo, Charles V. 
 Edwards, Madison. 
 Emrick, Ulysis G. 
 
 Emrick, William A. 
 Garber, Merrill R. 
 Grubbs, Charlie A. 
 Hatch, Merrell A. 
 
 Hook,. Roy. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates—Continued : 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Hatch, Perry. 
 King, Lloyd. 
 Lakel, Robert J. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 William T. Razor, resigned. 
 
 Summers, Walter L. 
 
 Alldredge, Amariah M. 
 Alldredge, Clifford K. 
 
 Dawson, Helms Lee. 
 
 Kennedy, Joseph M., 
 
 Privates—Concluded : 
 
 Kerr, John D. 
 
 Kerr, Robert H. 
 Kethcart, Bert. 
 Koroush, Albert. 
 Livingston, John E. 
 May, Zenas. 
 Melvin, Lafayette B. 
 Morey, Grant W. 
 McAtee, John A. 
 Nims, Arthur G. 
 Peake, Harry C. 
 Peterson, Henry M. 
 Piper, George C. 
 Razor, Otis. 
 
 Sellars, James M. 
 Short, Joseph L. 
 Slater, Joseph L 
 Spradling, James A. 
 Spradling, Wilber. 
 Summers, James T. 
 Summers, Ralph. 
 Taylor, Archibald H. 
 
 Privates—Concluded: 
 Whitney, Loren R., 
 
 discharged. discharged. ; 
 Privates: Koroush, James L., Wilkenson, Hee W., 
 : discharged. discharged. 
 ee eee Larabee, Fernando L. 
 j discharged. 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Company E participated in all community activities to inspire patriotism and support the 
 war program; exerted a decided influence in the suppression of pro- -German and unpatriotic 
 utterances. Assisted in the Liberty loan drives both collectively and individually. Partici- 
 pated in a competitive battalion drill for the promotion of the fourth Liberty loan. Fur- 
 nished preliminary military instruction for three men called for the national army and several 
 men who were subject to call under late registration. Assisted in Red Cross and war chari- 
 ties organizations. Responded to all requests for assistance in all patriotic demonstrations, 
 and paraded at two towns in connection with the Armistice celebrations. 
 
Kansas State Guard. 
 
 103 
 
 Company “F,” 20TH Bartration, Linn. 
 
 Captain: 
 Simpson Clark. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Don R. Crum. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Vern E. Throop. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Johnson, Clarence A. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Kappleman, Henry H. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Dodd, Thomas C., Jr. 
 
 Frager, Harley E. 
 Lenszler, Marshal H. 
 Rutherford, Ear] E. 
 
 Corporals: 
 Abrams, Archie. 
 Beeson, Benjamin F. 
 Elliott, Ernest A. 
 Johnson, Herbert W. 
 Lohrengle, George. 
 Porter, Howard C. 
 
 Cooks:* 
 
 Johnson, Houston A. 
 Wells, William H. 
 
 Sergeant: 
 
 Kelley, Clair M., 
 discharged. 
 Cook: 
 
 Dunnuck, Egbert A., 
 discharged. 
 
 Musicians: 
 Cozine, Harold R. 
 Pfeiffer, Fred. 
 
 Artificer: 
 Morgan, Jacob F. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Back, Willie E. 
 Beaty, George D. 
 Belousek, Frank. 
 Belousek, Henry. 
 Billings, Willis J. 
 Bisping, Edward. 
 Bisping, Otto H. 
 Bond, Allen J. 
 Borchart, William. 
 Boyer, Arthur M. 
 Boyer, Frances M. 
 Brown, Owen E. 
 Cairns, Will H. 
 Candor, John. 
 
 Chittenden, Ernest G. 
 
 Coder, Floyd L. 
 Coder, Ralph C. 
 Duitsman, Hilert W. 
 Elliott, Edward L. 
 Enfield, George D. 
 Faris, Harry L. 
 Frerking, Edwin. 
 Hatesohl, Ernest. 
 Hoerman, Lawrence. 
 Herda, Paul. 
 Johnson, Merril F. 
 Justis, Ray. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Buch, Charles, discharged. 
 
 Morgan, Roy L., 
 discharged. 
 
 Pfeiffer, Clarence A., 
 
 discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Laird, Alfred. 
 Laxton, John. 
 Logan, Will T. 
 Lohmeyer, Albert F. 
 Lohmeyer, Clarence. 
 Lohmeyer, John H. 
 Lohmeyer, Lawrence. 
 Lohmeyer, Louie D. 
 Lohrengle, Dave W. 
 Lupher, Lake L. 
 Maintz, R. W. 
 Mickel, Claud. 
 Mueller, Phillip C. H. 
 Pauley, James R. 
 Peters, Ernest C. 
 Peters, Otto H. 
 Rahe, George. 
 Randall, Russell. 
 
 -Rebbeke, George A. 
 
 Roche, David F. 
 Roche, David H. 
 Rohe, Rufus R. 
 Simmons, Edward. 
 Simmons, Roy. 
 Slipsager, Fred J. 
 Smart, Sherman. 
 Snow, Riley E. 
 Stuenkel, August W. 
 Timme, William. 
 VanWinkle, Frank. 
 Wallace, George M. 
 Wallace, Oscar R. 
 Whipkey, Elmer B. 
 Woerner, Fred. 
 
 Privatecee Contided: 
 
 Raven, Marvin, discharged. 
 Simmons, Warren L., 
 discharged. 
 
 Company F participated in the battalion competitive drill at Washington, Kan., on Thurs- 
 day, October 3, 1918, in support of the fourth Liberty loan drive; and went over the top in 
 the Christmas membership drive for the Red Cross, December 25 to 31, 1918. Made a drive 
 for old clothes for the Red Cross in April, 1919, which was very successful. 
 
 The unit participated in Decoration Day services, May 30, 1919. 
 
104 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Company “G,” 20TH Batration, Haddam. 
 
 Captain: 
 
 C. H. Meckenstock. 
 First Lieutenant: 
 
 G. O. Sutton. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 A. F. Larabee. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Wood, Alec Everett. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Shaffer, Ina J. 
 
 Sergeants: . 
 Bowman, Ernest L. 
 
 McKenzie, Raymond. L. 
 
 Novak, Frank 8. 
 Simon, Clarence H. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Dart, Leroy F. 
 Flouesch, Innocent I. 
 Jones, William J. 
 Morey, Joseph F. 
 
 Buglers: 
 
 Foster, George H. N. 
 Graves, Spencer H. 
 
 Private: 
 
 Bobbitt, Raymond C., 
 died. 
 
 No activities reported. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Allen, Otis W. 
 Anderson, Archie J. 
 Anderson, Emil. 
 Bashear, Spencer L. 
 Beelenger, Dan F. 
 Brick, John C. 
 Burt, Ralph H. 
 Cavey, Owen C. 
 Chapp, Frank. 
 Chne, Howard N. 
 Conn, Clifford O. 
 Cornwell, Ralph C. 
 Cox, Roy J. 
 Dillingham, Alva. 
 Drips, Ralph P. 
 Dwab, John Marion. 
 Falkner, Howard M. 
 Falkner, Louis W. 
 Fence, Ed R. 
 Fence, Henry A. 
 Foster, Delbert F. 
 Graves, James S. 
 Gray, John M. 
 Green, John C. 
 Greenwood, Benton G. 
 Hansen, Roland J. 
 Hare, James M. 
 Hevenik, Walter J. 
 Janeway, Malcolm E. 
 Laflin, Jesse S. 
 Lancaster, G. S, 
 
 LOSS. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Larabee, Edwin L. 
 Luell, James. 
 Luell, Wayne C. 
 Miller, Vernon M. 
 Morton, Glen. 
 Neidar, Albert G. 
 Novak, Emrie C. 
 Odgers, Richard 8. 
 Oliver, Guy. 
 Prather, Ronnie C. 
 Rogers, John M. 
 Runnells, Clifford R. 
 Rutz, Henry. 
 Rutz, Jacob. 
 Selmer, Albert P. 
 Shara, Stanley R. 
 Shaw, John M. 
 Skipton, Jesse O. 
 Slough, Leroy J. 
 Stone, Elmer Ray. 
 Stroud, Ray. 
 Swab, William H. 
 Torbert, James L. 
 Waltman, Adolph. 
 Weeks, Bert. 
 Whitney, Loyd R. 
 
Kansas State Guard. 
 
 105 
 
 Company “H,” 20TH Batraion, Palmer. 
 
 Captain: 
 Walter F. Cawood. 
 
 first Lieutenant: 
 Roy M. Dean. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Edmond A. Poutre. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 MelIntosh, Robert M. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Alvin H. Tegeler. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 Bernecker, Robert M. 
 Braynard, Herbert H. 
 Casper, Andrew J. 
 Meyer, Herman. 
 
 Corporals: 
 Damman, William. 
 Fajen, William. 
 Rowley, John A. 
 Timme, August. 
 Weeke, Herman H. 
 
 Cooks: 
 Thompson, Clarence. 
 Weeke, Clarence. 
 Musicians: 
 
 Gingles, William H. 
 Hornbostel, Ernest H. 
 
 Artuficer: 
 
 Songster, George W. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Anderson, Clarence. 
 Anderson, Claude. 
 Austin, Oscar C. 
 Black, Merle. 
 Damman, Dick. 
 Damman, Emil. 
 Damman, George. 
 DeBauche, Anthony. 
 Ellis, George A. 
 Erhard, John J. 
 Fajen, Clarence. 
 Fajen, Walter. 
 Ging'es, Ralph. 
 Greenwood, Bryant. 
 Grover, Willis E. 
 Hanson, Andrew. 
 Hanson, Raymond. 
 Happ, Joe. 
 
 Happ, Nick. 
 Happ, Peter, Sr. 
 Herchenroeder, Henry. 
 Hicks, Pearl. 
 
 Knox, Arthur. 
 Knox, Clint. 
 
 Knox, Hiram E. 
 Knox, Phalis T. 
 Knox, Roy. 
 Knoop, John D. 
 Laird, John M. 
 Lange, Carl. 
 Lange, Herman. 
 Loeer, Walter W. 
 Meyer, Ernest. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded: 
 
 Miller, William. 
 Molyneaux, John A. 
 Molyneaux, William H. 
 MeAtee, Oscar. 
 McCall, Louis. 
 Nauman, John. 
 Newhouse, William. 
 Olson, Martin, Jr. 
 Oullette, Delphos. 
 Oullette, Henry. 
 Oullette, Paul. 
 Palmer, Evan H. 
 Peterson, Walter. 
 Rabe, William. 
 Rafield, Emil G. 
 Ragge, Chris, Jr. 
 Ragge, Fred, Jr. 
 Ragge, Fred, Sr. 
 Ragge, Theodore. 
 Slipsager, Marion. 
 Stuenkel, Henry D. 
 Thompson, Elmer. 
 Thompson, George. 
 Veesart, Bernard. 
 Veesart, William. 
 Voss, John. 
 Wilgers, Rudy. 
 Wilson, Aubrey, 
 Wilson, Henry. 
 
 Company H held regular two-hour drills twice every week until November 1, 1918; was 
 
 then interrupted by the influenza epidemic. 
 continued until about March 1, 1919. 
 
 Started drilling again in December, 1918, and 
 
 The organization took part in all Red Cross and war community drives, also paraded as a 
 
 company on Armistice Day, November 11, 1918, helping the public celebrate the successful 
 termination of the great World War. 
 
106 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 HEADQUARTERS, 21sT BATTALION, Garnett. 
 
 Major: Captain and Adjutant: Captain: 
 
 Charles W. Garrison. Frank J. Hunt. Atwell Lee Benton. 
 Captain and Supply Officer: Captain and Surgeon: 
 
 Wesley Charles Gerhold. J. A. Milligan. 
 
 No report of activities furnished. 
 
 Company “A,” 21st BarraLion, Kincaid. 
 
 Captain: Privates: Privates—C oncluded. 
 S. S. Irwin. Anderson, Glen. Hutton, Lonnie. 
 Blunt, Harold. Logan, Charles. 
 First Lieutenant: ae Fred. pee pes oo 
 : antrell, George. Marsh, Leedy. 
 EBs ter Cantrell, William. Merrifield, Charles. 
 Sorpeante: Chestnut, Benjamin. Moore, Floyd. 
 Rdwardss Rinkard Dary, Maurice. Pecord, Lawrence. 
 Liberec: pauses Eddy, Dennis. Povenmire, John. 
 Merrifield, Leonard. Foster, Dean. Powers, Elgie. : 
 Reynolds, Bryan. Garrison, Charles. Prather, Romie. 
 Green, Roy. Reynolds, Robert. 
 Corporals: Green, Ruby. Schooley, Claude. 
 Brothers, Edmon Q. Hardin, Ed L. Sharon, John B. 
 Chandler, Earl. Hargis, Ernest. Sharon, Paul. 
 Dixon, Estel. Harshbarger, Wilbur. Shields, James 8S. 
 Matthews, Glenn. Heider, Louis. Shields, Rohe 8. 
 Nichols, Ira. Heider, William. Sisson, Walter. 
 Hobert, Guy. Stites, Clarence. 
 Hobert, Wesley. Thompson, Charles F. 
 Hosley, Harold. Varnau, Victor. 
 Williams, Claude. 
 LOSSES. 
 Second Lieutenant: Privates: Privates—C oncluded. 
 Joe Sisson, discharged. Anderson, Merle, Ferguson, Lynn, 
 discharged. discharged. 
 Corporals: Barnes, Harold, died. Green, John, died. 
 Lombard, Earl, discharged. Barnes, Lawrence, died. Hosley, Russell, discharged. 
 Wilson, John W., Caldwell, Archie B., Lowery, Guy, discharged. 
 discharged. discharged. - McBratney, John, 
 Cushing, Ira, discharged. discharged. _ 
 Bugler: Edwards, Lewis, Reeder, James, oy 
 Croan, Orrin, discharged. discharged. Yon y 
 Wallace, Lynn, discharged. 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Company A drilled twice every week from the date of its organization to date of the 
 Armistice, November 11, 1918. 
 
 The organization participated in all Liberty loan and Red Cross drives made during its 
 existence. Both officers and men performed the part assigned to them and assisted the com- 
 mittees in putting over every drive in their township. 
 
 The company was never furnished arms or equipments and was not called for guard duty. 
 Uniforms were purchased at the expense of a committee, on June 1, 1918. 
 
Kansas State Guard. 
 
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 Company “B,” 21st Barraion, Greeley. 
 
 Captain: 
 Arthur R. Finley. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 George S. Herrick. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Vernon H. Harper. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Iniming, Frank B. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Bryant, Walter C. 
 Carlson, Carrol] A. 
 
 Cunningham, Ora E. 
 
 Farren, John W. 
 Fink, Ear] A. 
 
 Liebst, Benjamin F. 
 
 Morgan, Rudolph. 
 Palmer, William E. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Adams, George W. 
 Aziere, Charles E. 
 Baker, J. M. 
 Benson, Glen R. 
 
 Captain: 
 James G. Blunt, 
 _ discharged. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Bryant, Dale M., 
 discharged. 
 Bryant, McCurdy, 
 discharged. 
 Carlson, Carl A., 
 discharged. 
 Decanniere, Henry, 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Bergin, James H. 
 Blair, Andrew G. 
 Blanden, H. C. 
 Brady, John R. 
 Britton, Otto M. 
 Cotter, Lawrence B. 
 Cunningham, te A. 
 Cunningham, Merle R 
 Cunningham, Perry. 
 Draper, Robert G. 
 Duensing, Henry A. 
 Dyker, Clyde E. 
 Fawkes, Andy H. 
 Fawkes, Clio H. 
 Fox, Ren. 
 
 Friek, Charles E. 
 Gehr, Louis D. 
 Gerhold, Frank 8. 
 Hamilton, Howard. 
 Hall, Clarence L. 
 Hunt, Thomas F. 
 
 Huttenmueller, Joseph F. 
 
 Jockman, Joseph. 
 Jockman, Jules. 
 Katzer, Frank. 
 Katzer, Rudolf J. 
 Kratzberg, Edward J. 
 Liell, Philip J. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Fox, Loy G., 
 discharged. 
 Gerhold, Wesley G., 
 discharged. 
 Gerth, Loy G., 
 discharged. 
 Howell, Evert P., 
 discharged. 
 Jones, Frank A., 
 discharged. 
 Jones, Mayme D., 
 discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 The captain of this organization drilled the company 
 complement of officers were appointed and trained. 
 
 The company participated in every Red Cross and Liberty loan drive as individuals, and 
 also as a company, besides attending all funerals of soldiers, which were conducted in military 
 
 form. 
 
 On August 14, 1918, the bank of Greeley was robbed. 
 gave chase. Two of the company’s men, Privates Rogers and Blair, were wounded. The cap- 
 tain placed a guard of four men at the bank building for four nights until the vault could be 
 
 repaired. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Litch, Mathew. 
 Markey, Leo T. 
 Martin, Floyd E. 
 Miller, George D. 
 Moore, Walter G. 
 McClure, Ernest. 
 Newbold, James F. 
 Osborn, Lee F. 
 Otten, Walter F. 
 Pingry, Marlie E. 
 Price, Thomas. 
 Renzenberger, Charles F. 
 Rogers, Floyd J. 
 Rommelfanger, Nicholas G. 
 Seifert, Joseph J. 
 Setter, Edwin W. 
 Smith, Steven A. 
 Spencer, Andrew B. 
 Sutton, Green D, 
 Tippin, Roy C. 
 Vandyke, Wily A. 
 Walter, James D. 
 Wittman, Frank. 
 Wright, James H. 
 Wright, Walter C. 
 Wustefeld, Chris E. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Kelsey, Thomas B., 
 discharged. 
 Mills, Lewis D., 
 discharged. 
 Pontious, William, 
 discharged. 
 Sutton, Mike S. M., 
 discharged. 
 Templar, Chester A., 
 discharged. 
 
 nearly every evening until a full 
 
 The company with other citizens 
 
 On September 3, 1918, the company guarded the Missouri Pacific freight wreck at this 
 
 place for twenty- four hours. 
 
 About thirty-five members of our company bought and paid for their own uniforms. 
 
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 Company “C,” 21st Barration, Garnett. 
 
 Captain: Privates: Privates—Concluded. 
 George C. Rutter. Allman, Dell W. Manspeaker, Edwin. 
 First Li . Carpenter, Bertrand. Meisenheimer, Glenn. 
 irst teutenant Carpenter, Ora M. Meyers, Frank. 
 Dewitt M. Stiles. pelea Joseph D. Milligan, Harry. 
 ; : , ; arrier, Nolon O. Mize, Guy H. 
 Second Lieutenant: Cassel, Lester R. McKee, ieee 
 Edwin E. Davis. Casyty, William M. Nichols, Roy A. 
 ; Congdon, George B. Rolla, Jay C. 
 Sergeants: Cullison, Robert. Seip, Frank D. 
 Brown, Walter W. Dart, Addem J. Smith, Glenn. 
 Cullum, Ward R. .  Eckerman, Max M. Southerland, Edward. 
 Drake, Chauncey M. Eckerman, Ralph T. Spradlin, Ralph E. 
 Foster, Lloyd C. Elliot, Lloyd L. Stephens, William. 
 Galloway, Byron. Emmons, Marion. Swell, Earl E. 
 Howell, William L. Fishburn, Claude. Tippin, Elmer. 
 Wagner, Claud. Ford, James E. Trimmell, Donald T. 
 Wassmer, John W. Fraker, Ralph C. Trimmell, Guy C. 
 Wilson, John T. Frazier, Claude. Trombitis, George. 
 j Henderwon, John W. Turner, Quincy L. 
 Corporals ; Holcomb, Thane M. Vangilder, Eugene. 
 Grenman, Lawrence. Horn, Ovid L. Wagner, Roscoe. 
 Knauss, Harley A. Hull, Irwin W. Welsh, J. Earl. 
 McGlincky, Lawrence. James, Clarke E. White, Robert L. 
 Parris, Walter H. Johnson, George H. Williams, Chettie. 
 Schroeder, John W. Lawellin, Delos. -— Wollen, Lloyd. 
 Spindler, Ancil. Mace, Clarence R. Yocum, Dewin W. 
 Woods, Charles H. Mace, Wilbur M. 
 
 No activities reported. 
 
 Company “D,” 21st Batrauion, Garnett. 
 
 Captain: Privates—Continued. Privates—Concluded. 
 Harry Morris. Cook, Bernard W. Knight, Henry A. 
 4 Cortright, Osborn W. Moon, Carl J. 
 First Lieutenant: Craig, DeWit M. Murdock, Foster . 
 r Ms : Crozier, Albert C. McDowell,, Edwin N. 
 Georeg ea stOrer Sees ae . McKee, ee E. 
 Second Lieutenant: rum, Elmer G. Neff, Urllis. 
 of k a odes Crum, George L. Nichols, Herman H. 
 pas ek Tl nh Currier, F. B. Oman, Howard C. 
 First § ae Davis, Claron A. Plake, Sherman B. 
 oh Reet? CERAL 5 Davis, Ralph. Rice, Kennith H. 
 Lawellin, Marion C. : one Charles W. Riley, John. 
 3 : Densler, John J. Seglea, Lafayette S. 
 Privates: Dewar, Charles. Sewell, Eliza. 
 Ashburn, George M. Embry, John C. Smith, Charley W. 
 Ayres, Jesse L. Enochs, William H. Smith, Frank H. 
 Bailey, Avery S. Garris, Walter. Smith, George E. 
 Barley, John W. Grear, Edwin H. Squires, Frank L. 
 Baxter, Thomas P. Grennan, Joseph F. Stephens, James J. 
 Beck, Elon L. Hull, George M. Stine, Edward J. 
 Bell, Mont H. Hutchinson, George T. Thomas, Ben W. 
 Berry, James C. Hutchinson, Joseph B. Thorman, Elmer C. 
 Borror, Noah A, Jackson, Smith L. Vaughn, John H. 
 Campbell, John Arthur. Johnson, Harry. Wait, John D. 
 Campbell, William C. Jones, Wilson. Warbutton, Curtis. 
 Childs, Agustin. Kennedy, Charles H. Warbutton, John C. 
 Congon, John. R. Knight, Audie L. Ware, William L. 
 
 No activities reported. 
 
Kansas State Guard. 
 
 109 
 
 HEADQUARTERS, 22D BaTTaLion, Stockton. 
 
 M ajor: 
 Joseph A. Bonebrake. 
 
 No activities reported. 
 
 Captain and Adjutant: 
 Hugh C. Sweet. 
 
 Company “A,” 22p BatraLion, Stockton. 
 
 Captain: 
 Robert C. Johnston. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Clinton C. Drotts. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Lee Watts. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Colson, Fred N. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Butler, H. A. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 Bigge, Benjamin. 
 Maddy, Merle M. 
 Roelfs, Leroy M. 
 White, Ed J. 
 
 Corporals: 
 Allen, Wallace W. 
 Ballard, Roy. 
 Bigge, Edward F. 
 Dryden, Orville B. 
 Gallagher, Emmet. 
 Risley, Charles C. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 
 Iven L. Perkins, 
 transferred. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 
 H. C. Sweet, transferred. 
 
 Sergeant: 
 
 Beam, William, 
 transferred. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 ~ Barnes, Raymond, 
 discharged. 
 
 Cooks: 
 
 Coalbaugh, Samuel J. 
 Stroup, Clifton. 
 
 Artificer: 
 Boyd, Richard J. 
 
 Musicians: 
 Behrens, Richard J. 
 Fealey, Ray. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Allen, Arthur. 
 Armstrong, J. J. 
 Beeson, Chester R. 
 Bessey, Lymon R. 
 Bishop, Frank. 
 Book, Noah L. 
 Boylan, Herbert M. 
 Bray, Carl E. 
 Burlin, Donald F. 
 Clayton, Floyd E. 
 Collier, John. 
 Dopita, Frank. 
 Eades, James H. 
 Edwards, William E. 
 Evens, Walter. 
 Foaser, John C. 
 Foster, Raymond L. 
 Gallagher, Paul J. 
 Gerrnwood, George E. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates—C ontinued. 
 Bryant, Roy A., 
 discharged. 
 Buck, Norman, 
 transferred. 
 
 Burlin, Ralph, transferred. 
 
 Coolbaugh, Charles, 
 transferred. 
 
 Cooper, Carl F., 
 discharged. 
 
 Cooper, John, discharged. 
 
 Green, Clarence J., 
 discharged. 
 Griffin, Ralph H., 
 discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Hale, James. 
 
 Hill, N. F. 
 
 Jepson, Mathias. 
 Jones, Clement L. 
 Kenworthy, Clyde W. 
 Kenworthy, John R. 
 Kriley, Frank J. 
 Lamkin, Arthur E. 
 Matheson, John T. 
 Mendenhall, Orville F. 
 Moore, Carle E. 
 MecMichiel, L. Omer. 
 MeNulty, Phillip J. 
 Osborne, Wayne. 
 Parmenter, Harry L. 
 Reeves, Perry M. 
 Rose, Kenneth 8. 
 Saunders, Charlie. 
 Skinner, William K. 
 Smith, Adolphius G. 
 Street, Francis E. 
 Thayer, Albert E. 
 Thompson, Arthur W. 
 Turnbull, Daniel. 
 Vandoren, C. J. 
 Weiland, John F. 
 Wells, John M. 
 Wildrix, Harold H. 
 Wooden, Evert C. 
 Wright, Asa R. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Hindman, Duffie, 
 transferred. 
 
 Jones, Paul L., discharged. 
 
 Lesperence, A. P., 
 transferred. 
 
 Morrison, David, 
 transferred. 
 
 McNulty, Leon, discharged. 
 
 Robinson, William, 
 transferred. 
 
 Ruhaak, Edgar B., 
 transferred. 
 
 Simons, Ed, discharged. 
 
 Wilcox, Charles D., 
 discharged. 
 
 Company A, 22d Battalion, Kansas State Guard, was mustered in March 22, 1918, and on 
 May 16, 1918, took an active part in the Red Cross drive, the company contributing $365. 
 
 On May 30, by order of the governor, the company assembled and participated in the 
 Decoration Day program. : 
 
 On September 4, 5 and 6, Companies A and B, 22d Battalion, held a three-day encamp- 
 ment at the Rooks county fair, doing guard duty, both for the city and fair association. The 
 unit also participated in a battalion drill and took part in a comparative drill. 
 
 The company drove to Logan on September 13, 1918, and participated in the battalion 
 drill and ceremonies. 
 
 In October all drill and other activity was stopped by the influenza, and the company was 
 ordered mustered out April 29, 1919. 
 
110 
 
 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Company “B,” 22p BaTrauion, Stockton. 
 
 Captain: 
 Iven L. Perkins. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Ralph M. Burlin. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Edgar B. Ruhaak. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Long, Ernest R. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Coolbaugh, Charles. 
 Hebrew, Lenard G. 
 Hindman, Duffie A. 
 McMillen, John W. 
 
 Robinson, William A. 
 
 Corporals: 
 Beckley, George. 
 Beeson, Oliver C. 
 Bishop, Claude M. 
 Buck, Norman H. 
 Dryden, Charles G. 
 Hampton, Wade. 
 
 Cooks: 
 
 Bronson, Harley I. 
 Moddy, Elmer. 
 
 First Lieutenant 3 
 
 William B. Beam, 
 transferred. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Ballard, Frank W., 
 discharged. 
 
 Heling, August, 
 discharged. 
 
 Company B, 22d Battalion, was mustered into service May 24, 1918, holding weekly drills. 
 The company participated in Decoration Day program, May 30, 1918, by order of the gov- 
 ernor. Company assembled for three days’ encampment during the Rooks county fair, Sep- 
 tember 4, 5 and 6, and performed police and guard duty; also, participated in a battalion and 
 competitive drill. The organization acted as funeral escort at different times for Rooks 
 
 Artificer: 
 
 Balderstore, Lester. 
 
 Musicians: 
 
 Felroy, Joe E. 
 McCauley, John W. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Barr, Edward B. 
 Bassford, Henry E. 
 Beam, Joseph. 
 
 Boyd, Alfred. 
 Boylan, J- 0: 
 
 Crowe, Willard L. 
 Doughty, Raymond C. 
 Dryden, Rupert F. 
 Fry, John. 
 Hammond, George H. 
 Hammond, Frank H. 
 Hammond, James E. 
 Hance, Ray. 
 Hansinger, William E. 
 Hendricks, Dwight. 
 Hunter, Eldie L. 
 Johnston, Lark. 
 
 Law, Alexander D. 
 Law, Alexander L. 
 Law, Allen D. 
 
 Law, Commodore W. 
 Law, Erwin Bradley. 
 Libenan, Lenard G. 
 Linworthy, Clarence. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Corporal: 
 
 Morrison, David L., 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Albrigh, Albert F., 
 discharged. 
 
 Bishop, Frank R.., 
 discharged. 
 
 Daughty, Homer M., 
 discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 county boys who died in United States service. 
 Regular drills were stopped October, 1918, on account of the Spanish influenza. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Look, Byran H. 
 Lorbeir, Ernest F. 
 Muir, Floyd G. 
 
 Muir, George A. 
 
 Muir, Leigh W. 
 McCauley, Howard W. 
 McCormick, Arthur C. 
 McMichael, Ray C. 
 Newbery, Ernest C. 
 Ochampaugh, Lawrence. 
 Risley, Jerry B. 
 
 Rose, Charles E. 
 Silvers, J. D. 
 
 Silvers, M. F. 
 
 Silvers, Roy D. 
 Simmons, William H, 
 Simons, Charles W. 
 Simons, James W. 
 Sissell, Alvin E. 
 Bissell, George C. 
 Smith, Burnie O. 
 Stroup, Morris W. 
 Swaney, John M. 
 Thomason, Lawrence E. 
 Thrasher, Robert S. 
 Tudor, Buford. 
 Valette, Ed. : 
 Valette, Joe P. 
 Wallace, Delbert E. 
 Wallace, Gussie A. 
 Wyatt, H. O. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Hendricks, Dwight, 
 discharged. 
 
 Jepson, Christian A., 
 died. 
 
 Merri, Andrew S., 
 discharged. 
 
 Weldrix, Alvy L., 
 discharged. 
 
Kansas State Guard. 
 
 dria! 
 
 Company “C,” 22p Bartration, Plainville. 
 
 Captain: 
 U. Sidney Green. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Roy H. Wise. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Beeson, Ellwood W. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Travis, John W. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 McReynolds, B. B. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Cox, Jay R. 
 Rogers, Leigh F. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Dorr, Frank C. 
 Dryden, Albert A. 
 Gardner, F. B. 
 Gardner, William N. 
 Jackman, Harry J. 
 Keas, Hiram. 
 Sawyer, Jesse J. 
 Williams, R. L. 
 
 Surgeon: 
 
 Barber, Charles E. 
 Musician: 
 
 Glennon, Edward F. 
 
 Captain: 
 G. E. Giggey, resigned. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Arthur L. Anderson, 
 resigned. 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Gilbert, Clarence A.,*: 
 discharged. 
 
 Harris, Milton, discharged. 
 
 Corporal: 
 
 Williams, Kansas T., 
 discharged. 
 
 No activities reported. 
 
 Chaplain: 
 
 Hubble, Tod V. 
 Artificer: 
 
 Norrish, James. 
 Cook; 
 
 Killian, Dave J. 
 
 Privates: 
 Anderson, Guy. 
 Anderson, William G. 
 Bartlett, Harold. 
 Bissett, Alfred G. 
 Bissett, Arthur A. 
 Bright, Minson T. 
 Bryant, Arthur W. 
 Bush, Thomas P. 
 Carlton, Arthur L. 
 Couture, Julian. 
 Crandall, Clarence S. 
 Curry, William M. 
 DeuPree, Gilbert R. 
 Fike, Vernon J. 
 Ford, Randall. 
 Frye, Harry C. 
 Gebhart, Carl J. 
 Gillespie, Earl T. 
 Hammar, Charles. 
 Harrison, Clyde. 
 Hauser, Ed J. 
 Henderson, W. O. 
 Hill, William A. 
 Jones, Boyd. 
 Keas, Chester L. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Bedwell, Frank W., 
 resigned. 
 
 Beisterfeld, W. Nicholis, 
 discharged. 
 
 Bement, Ray O., 
 discharged. 
 
 Bissett, Leo N., resigned. 
 
 Breitenstein, James N., 
 discharged. 
 
 Cronin, Frank E., 
 resigned. 
 
 Fike, Christian K., 
 resigned. 
 
 Kkeas, Elmer L., discharged. 
 
 Privates—Concluded: 
 
 Lambert, Charles R. 
 Mayhew, John O. 
 Mellott, Timothy. 
 Mitchell, Joel T. 
 Morton, Roy. 
 McCormick, T. E. 
 McReynolds, Parel E. 
 Nicol, Everett. 
 Perkins, Vinton A. 
 Phillips, Cecil R. 
 Pittman, Carl O. 
 Plott. RoyeD: 
 Posegate, Paul D. 
 Pugh, John. 
 Reddick, Lenard W. 
 Reed, Fred H. 
 Reed, Harry E. 
 Reeder, Ralph L. 
 Rempe, Frank J. 
 Rempe, Martin. 
 Sawyer, Roy M. 
 Shaw, Harvey R. 
 Sleichter, George. 
 
 . Toelkes, Joseph. 
 Ward, Sherman. 
 Weaverling, A. W. 
 Westhusing, George. 
 Wise, Ernest R. 
 Wise, Fred W. 
 Wise, R. D. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Keas, Harley E., resigned. 
 
 Lee, John H., resigned. 
 
 Shup, Arthur C., 
 discharged. 
 
 Sleichter,«Everett E., 
 discharged. 
 
 Stagner, Everett J., 
 resigned. 
 
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 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Company “D,” 22p Barraution, Woodston. 
 
 Captain: 
 
 William J. Morrissey. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Grover C. Brittain. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Macy, William C. 
 Marple, Robert V. 
 Minnick, Clarance. 
 Morrissey, James A. 
 McCall, Mac J. 
 
 Stechley, William M. 
 
 Vanderlip, Oscar. 
 Vandyke, Harmon. 
 
 Corporals: 
 Farwell, Clay S. 
 Graves, Ben. 
 Guthrie, George. 
 Nelson, Haver. 
 Pauley, George R. 
 Tallman, William A. 
 Triplett, Howard L. 
 Williams, Ernest. 
 
 Artificer: 
 Aldrich, Charles. 
 
 Musicians: 
 
 Tallman, Oliver. 
 Michener, William. 
 
 Cooks: 
 
 Lewis, William A. 
 Morrissey, John. 
 
 Company D participated in Red Cross relief work, and in removing debris after a tornado. 
 
 The organization attended various meetings held in public halls and churches in the inter- 
 est of a deeper patriotism, and reported regularly for drill, twice a week during the summer 
 of 1918; did guard duty during the harvest time in the summer of 1918. 
 memorial services on Memorial days, and Memorial services held in honor of soldiers killed 
 in action. The unit attended the funeral rites of Melvin LaRue. who died in hospital, Great 
 Lakes training camp. Watched and kept down improper propaganda; fostered loyalty, and 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Alexander, Hector. 
 Allen, Ellis J. 
 
 . Allen, Glen H. 
 
 Aldrich, Roy. 
 Atkinson, Elmer. 
 Avery, Hugh. 
 Bodine, Irving. 
 Casteel, Roy E. 
 Cochell, Robert W. 
 Crawford, Orville C, 
 Denman, James A. 
 Dennis, Warren H. 
 Downing, L. A. 
 Dunlap, ‘Clyde. 
 Dunlap, Walter. 
 Elder, Charles. 
 Elder, Walter. 
 Emrich, Fred. 
 Engler, Ira. 
 
 Gager, Clyde. 
 Gager, Ira F. 
 Gager, Karl. 
 Goodwin, Harold. 
 Goodwin, John. 
 Grimes, Chester A. 
 Grimes, Oscar. 
 Hale, Ray. 
 
 Hammond, Charles M. 
 
 Haines, John H. 
 Hassell, Louis V. 
 Hennerling, Rollo M. 
 Hollen, Harold. 
 Johnson, Earl. 
 Johnson, Frank R. 
 Johnson, Pat. 
 Johnson, Paul. 
 Jones, John L. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 promoted patriotism throughout the community. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Macy, Walter. 
 Martin, Frank. 
 Meyer, Ed G. 
 Miller, Frank L. 
 Miller, Harris. 
 Murphy, Elton J. 
 Murphy, Frank L. 
 Murphy, Wagd. 
 Musgrove, James B. 
 McCall, Carl. 
 McGhghy, Alonzo. 
 McIntire, Ralph B. 
 MeNutt, Charles. 
 Orr, Frank. 
 
 Owens, Asa. 
 Parmer, Edgar C. 
 Richards, Dan. 
 Smith, Samuel C. 
 Stillwell, Grover H. 
 Thogmartin, Mack. 
 Thomas, Lawrence W. 
 Thomas, William. 
 Triplett, Rupert. 
 Vanderlip, Arthur J. 
 Vandyke, Azel U. 
 Van Dyke, Paul. 
 Williams, James Y. 
 Wiren, Ephrim. 
 Yoxall, Everett P. 
 
 Took part in the 
 
Kansas State Guard. 
 
 113 
 
 Heapquarters, 23p BarraLion, Larned. 
 
 Major: 
 Arthur D. Smith. 
 
 Captain and 
 
 No activities reported. 
 
 Albert M. Peters. 
 
 Supply Officer: Captain and Surgeon: 
 
 Bert L. Stinson. 
 
 Company “A,” 23p Batrauion, Larned. 
 
 Captain: 
 Charles T. Burleson. 
 
 Musicians: 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 
 Harry H. Wolcott. Cook: 
 Marlatt, 
 Second Lieutenant: , 
 Walter E. Smith. Mechanic: 
 
 Duff, William R. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 
 Van Horn, Elmer M. Privates: 
 
 Bach, Clair J. 
 Beryman, William L. 
 Bilke, Edwin E. 
 Bilke, William R. 
 Blount, Everett E. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 James A. Carr. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 Case, Charles C. 
 Henderson, Frank L. 
 Magolis, Leopald. 
 
 Burnett, 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Fairfland, Chandler W. 
 Fell, William G. 
 Lanman, Addison E. 
 Logan, Merville. 
 Moore, Hale H. 
 
 Freese, 
 
 Niederee, 
 Vogt, Raleigh G. 
 
 Christian, Edward. 
 Clark, Leroy E. 
 Crane, Ted J. 
 
 Croft, Edwin T. 
 Easter, Turner. 
 Evans, Fred S. 
 Emmerson, Ernest E. 
 Hugh T 
 Grove, Henry D. 
 Hess, Fred D. 
 
 Privates—C oncluded. 
 
 Hunsley, Archibald. 
 Johnson, Louis. 
 Keast, Albert W. 
 Kennedy, Emerson §S. 
 Kennedy, Leo. 
 Kennedy, Rudolph. 
 Lowrey, George S. 
 Miller, Neil A. 
 Paramore, Fred W. 
 Peacock, Chester D. 
 Pease, Guy S. 
 Preston, Willie T. 
 Price, Charles H. 
 Rhea, William, Jr. 
 Robinson, Louis. 
 Sandstrom, Carl. 
 Schneck, Lawrence I. 
 Sewell, Clarence W. 
 Simpson, John H. 
 Steele, Robert Todd. 
 Thomas, Fred. 
 Wheeler, Alvin W. 
 Wheeler, Ransler. 
 Whitmer, Leroy G. 
 Williamson, Monroe. 
 Wonsetler, Oscar F. 
 Zook, Tillman W. 
 
 Walter L. 
 
 Frank W. 
 
 Perry A. 
 
 Hoover, Theodore. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 Sergeants: Privates—Continued. Privates—Concluded. 
 Devlin, John, Fox, Abe W., Lawton, Edgar R., 
 discharged. discharged. discharged. 
 Funk, George V., Frizell, George L., Lewis, Eyerett A., 
 discharged. discharged. discharged. 
 Gabel, dew rns beet bs 
 rporal: discharged. ischarged. 
 ee Aah ee) ohn Grove, Harold, Patton, Alex L., 
 an char ecd ay discharged. discharged. 
 = Lee Grove, Fence He kath Sater E., 
 . : discharged. ischarged. 
 Rees Hopkins, Loris R., Scott, William A., 
 Berryman, Charles S., died. discharged. 
 discharged. Ingel, Anson B., Jr., Smith, Robert L., 
 Brown, Leo M., discharged. discharged. 
 discharged. Jacquart, Roland, Urton, Mark T., 
 Brown, Robin L., discharged. discharged. 
 discharged. Johnson, Wilber S., Vogt, Edward F., 
 Bruckert, John R., discharged. discharged. 
 discharged. Jones, Laural E., Watkins, Ernest, 
 Danley, Roy C., discharged. discharged. 
 discharged. Jones, Oliver L., Wingert, Roy F., 
 Dodge, Homer, discharged. discharged. 
 discharged. Koons, Joseph R., 
 Evans, Albert M., discharged. 
 discharged. 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Company A assisted in all Liberty loan, 
 
 local police in rounding up slackers from the harvest fields, 
 
 for the funeral services of deceased soldiers. 
 
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 Red Cross and other war activity drives; assisted 
 and furnished all escorts needed 
 
114 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Company “B,” 23p Barration, Kinsley. 
 
 Captain: Musician: 
 Henry J. Drant. Cox, John E. 
 
 First Lieutenant: Privates: 
 
 Archie R. Demoss. Atwood, Oatha J. 
 Barnett, William E. 
 Baugh, Thomas E. 
 Beckwith, E, O. 
 Burke, Ralph T. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 John E. Stowell. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 
 Cole, F. N. 
 Burke, Charles E. 
 
 Cole, Ray E. 
 Delander, Edwin. 
 Dixon, Clarence. 
 Ehlers, Earl G. 
 Fletcher, Fred. 
 Ford, Ralph. 
 Prary Eo o8,. 
 Haney, LeRoy. 
 Hatfield, Charlie. 
 Hoffman, G. D. 
 Johnson, Vernon. 
 Joy, W. J. 
 
 Key, Harry. 
 Kirkbride, Clifford. 
 Kirkbride,’ Elmer. 
 Lafferty, W. F. 
 Mack, James C. 
 Matheny, Edward. 
 Matteson. Charles. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Manuel, Samuel T. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Rockenfellow, J. W. 
 Weyrich, Daniel, Jr. 
 Wilcox, Howard J. 
 Wilson, John T. 
 
 Corporais: 
 
 Amrine, Charlie L. 
 Barlow, James A. 
 Broadie, Wilber E. 
 Hatfield, Roy. - 
 McKellip, O. A. 
 Willman, Frank L. 
 
 Corporals: Privates—Continued. 
 Beezley, William, Hampton, Clifford A., 
 discharged. discharged. 
 Finch, Ray A., discharged. Hargadine, Gaylord, 
 Reeder, Ivan, discharged. discharged. 
 
 Hildenbrand, Frank B., 
 
 Privates: discharged. 
 Amrine, Abram, chee i Rees G., 
 discharged. _, discharged. 
 Carson, Clarence, Kirkbride, M. D., 
 discharged. discharged. __ 
 Coover, Morris Lund, Bernard, discharged. 
 discharged. ” Mekemson, Archie R., 
 Gordley, Edward C., discharged. 
 discharged. 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Christopher, Robert. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Misner, Arthur H. 
 Montgomery, William. 
 Motz, Charles L. 
 Neel, Robert E. 
 North, Roy. 
 
 Ott, George H. 
 Peterson, Edward G. 
 Pickard, D. L. 
 Pixley, Joe C. 
 
 Raker, Robert R. 
 Shaffer, Kenneth. 
 Sherman, William. 
 Smith, Vane, 
 
 Tate, Jesse. 
 Thompson, Harley F. 
 Troutman, William. 
 Vang, Joe. 
 
 Welsh, Arthur. 
 Weyrich, Frank. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Mitchell, R. F., discharged. 
 
 Mullikin, Robert A., 
 discharged. 
 
 Nickolson, L. H., 
 discharged. 
 
 Ott, John, discharged. 
 
 Panting, Jim, discharged. 
 
 Riisoe, Fritz, discharged. 
 
 Sims, V. K., discharged. 
 
 Warren, Hubert, 
 discharged. 
 
 Wilson, Fred, discharged. 
 
 Company B performed guard duty twice; once at a fire, and at another time guarded gov- 
 ernment airplanes. It, also, took a prominent place in the program of a Red Cross picnic 
 given for the purpose of raising funds. At this time we gave a sham battle which was quite 
 an attraction and drew a large crowd. A number of the members at different time were the 
 leaders in this county in soliciting for the Liberty loans and Red Cross. 
 
 The unit, also, on numerous occasions, acted as an escort for funerals, departing soldiers 
 leaving to join the colors, and for soldier home-coming celebrations. 
 
Kansas State Guard. 
 
 Company “C,” 23p Barrauion, Pawnee Rock. 
 
 Captain: 
 A. S. Allphin. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 C. M. Lightfoot. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 DeKalb, Verne H. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 McKechine, Pete H. 
 
 Sergeant: 
 Schmidt, Barney J. 
 
 Corporals: 
 Fliek, E. E. 
 Gilbert, Cecil F. 
 Gilbert, L. L. 
 Jantz, Adolph. 
 Smith, W.. L. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 E. F. Bloom, died. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeants: 
 
 Heynes, Frank E., 
 discharged. 
 Woods, Austin M., 
 
 . discharged. 
 
 ‘Corporals: 
 
 Daniels, A. Guy, 
 discharged. 
 
 Holland Paul, 
 discharged. 
 
 Musician: 
 Flick, Jesse. 
 
 Cooks: 
 
 Goatley, J. O. 
 Nichols, Tobias P. 
 
 Privates: 
 Armstrong, Eugene 8. 
 Bennett, Arthur. 
 Bowman, Donovan. 
 Brady, John D. 
 Brady, Louis A. 
 Damm, Ed. 
 Daniels, Ronald. 
 Davis, Charles E. 
 Deekert, Jake. 
 Goatley, W. H. 
 Hill, S. C. 
 Huntington, F. W. 
 Keeley, James E. 
 Kell, Leonard, 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Corporals—Concluded. 
 
 Nairn, Charles Robert, 
 discharged, 
 
 Quincy, Floyd, discharged. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Bowman, Ralph, 
 discharged. 
 
 Hill, George K., 
 discharged. 
 
 Jantz, Dan, discharged. 
 
 Jantz, Arnold, 
 discharged. 
 
 Lainb, Robert, 
 discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Kell, Winfred. 
 Kenssvater, Sam. 
 Lewis, C. C. 
 Logan, H. Earl. 
 Mosbarger, Sherm. 
 McKechine, Joseph Ronald. 
 Nairn, Perry C. 
 Nichols, Ralph W. 
 Quincy, Clifford. 
 Rhoades, Ralph. 
 Russell, Clay. 
 Russell, Edward. 
 Russell, Lionel H. 
 Schmidt, Antone. 
 Sherpy, Roy F. 
 Starks, Christian. 
 Twitchell, Ronald. 
 Unruh, Andrew H. 
 Unruh, Clyde. 
 White, Herbert M. 
 Williams, John J. 
 Wycoff, Paul. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Lile, Albert, discharged. 
 
 Mesbarger, Lloyd, 
 discharged. 
 
 Nichols, Claud, 
 discharged. 
 
 Norman, Converse, 
 discharged. 
 
 Smith, Glen, discharged. 
 
 Swickard, John, discharged. 
 
 Twitchell, Ralph, 
 discharged. 
 
 White, Floyd, discharged. 
 
 White, Henry L., 
 discharged, 
 
 Company C performed police duty for the city for a period of six months; officer of the 
 -day at county fairs of Pawnee and Barton counties, and furnished military escorts at funerals 
 -of deceased soldiers returned from camps for burial. 
 
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 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Company “D,” 28p Batrauion, Great Bend. 
 
 Captain: 
 Leslie J. Caraway. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 N. J. Berscheidt. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 R. W. Jones. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Kramer, J. S. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 
 Vollmer, W. O. 
 
 _ Sergeants: 
 Chambers, L. C. 
 Cornish, James. 
 Hart, E. B. 
 McMullen, J. K. 
 Rothgarn, C. H. 
 
 Corporals: 
 Banta, A. C. 
 Clark, C. V. 
 
 Olmstead, John 8S. 
 Rupart, William. 
 Schinzler, R. W. 
 Seward, E. W. 
 
 Musician: 
 Evans, Roy. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Athey, Ralph A. 
 Austin, L. J. 
 Bailey, O. B. 
 
 Private: 
 
 Witte, Henry F. W., died. 
 
 mobilization camp. 
 
 The organization furnished escorts who conducted military funerals for eleven soldiers who. 
 
 Privates—Continued: 
 
 Baker, W. V. 
 Barriclow, Cloud. 
 Blair, E. S. 
 
 Blakey, M. G. 
 Britton, George. 
 Brown, E. V. 
 Bubeck, G. L. 
 Burns, W. V. 
 Bush, F. M. 
 Butler, -H. M. 
 Campbell, H: J. 
 Chapman, J. B. 
 Coss, Clark. 
 Coss, J. E. 
 Crozier, W. S. 
 Dawson, O. W. 
 Dirks, A. E. 
 Doty, John Batey. 
 Duckwall, W. F. 
 Eaton, James B. 
 Edam, Will. 
 Evans, James W. 
 Evans, L. M. 
 Everett, William. 
 Ford, James R. 
 French, J. W. 
 Frisbie, F. B. 
 Gardner, B. A. 
 Garver, J. A. 
 Hammond, Will. 
 Hood, Joe. 
 Howell, Ernest C. 
 
 Hutchinson, R. D. 
 
 Jacobs, W. L. 
 James, E. R. 
 Jones, C. E. 
 Keegan, T. M. 
 
 Kirkpatrick, L. W. 
 
 LOSS. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 Company D acted as escort of honor when the various groups of drafted men entrained for 
 
 died in service and were buried in Barton county. 
 
 The company attended a camp of instruction for two days in August, 1918, and partici- 
 
 Privates—Concluded : 
 Kopietz, Edmund M. 
 
 Krause, A. L 
 
 Lescheskey, Charles. 
 
 Lowe, Jewell M. 
 Marx, Ed 8. 
 Mathews, A. B. 
 Mirick, Robert. 
 Mitchell, F. 8S. 
 Morrison, C. E. 
 Morrison, Lem. 
 McNutt, F. L. 
 Nelson, Lee. 
 Nelson, W. S. 
 
 Northrop, Ralph A. 
 O’Connell, William. 
 
 O’Neal, C. T. 
 Orm, Harold. 
 Parker, J. H. 
 Peyton, Frank. 
 Pinney, H. E. 
 Post, Frank J. 
 Pratt; (Soe 
 Ruble, S. A. 
 Russell, F. V. 
 Scoles, Earl J. 
 Scott, Othel. 
 Seeber, F. C. 
 Shepherd, Leo. 
 Stanly, J: oN: 
 Stinson, Bert L. 
 Swain, J. G. 
 Townsley, Will. 
 Turner, R. M. 
 Vollmer, E. C. 
 Wade, G. L. 
 Worden, A. H . 
 Younkin, C. F. 
 
 pated in the celebration of the signing of the Armistice, November 11, 1918. 
 
 Acted as escorts, welcoming the return of the soldiers of Company C on their return from 
 
 overseas. 
 
 HEADQUARTERS, 24TH BATTALION, Sterling. 
 
 Major: 
 A. B. Pinnell. 
 
 Captain and Adjutant: 
 William T. Brown. 
 
 No activities reported. 
 
 Captain and Surgeon: 
 
 James M. Little. 
 
 Captain and Supply Officer: 
 
 John S. McElroy. 
 
Kansas State Guard. 
 
 117 
 
 Company “A,” 24TH BaTrTaLion, Sterling. 
 
 Captain: 
 William M. Hall. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 
 Ralph Anderson Newman. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 
 Joseph R. McKnight. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Warnock, Arthur D. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Wilson, Charles E. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Buckles, Harry B. 
 Detter, Charles Lee. 
 Stubbs, Louis A. 
 Weyand, Glenn E. 
 
 Corporals: 
 Benz, William E. 
 Carlisle, Ray M. 
 Carter, Curtis L. 
 Hopper, John L. 
 
 Murray, Bloomville J. 
 
 Cook: 
 Boyse, Joseph P. 
 
 Captain: 
 
 Andrew B. Pinnell, 
 discharged. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 
 William TT. Brown, 
 transferred. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Barry, Raymond A., 
 transferred. 
 Brown, Loren M., 
 discharged. 
 Bennett, Silas C., 
 discharged. 
 Cantwell, Oscar R., 
 discharged. 
 Caskey, Floyd E., 
 discharged. 
 
 Company A held semiweekly drills. 
 A good interest was manifested by the personnel. 
 
 Musicians: 
 
 English, John H. 
 McDonald, Samuel M. 
 
 Artificer: 
 
 Atkinson, Arthur A. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Bentley, Herbert M. 
 Branch, Ransom D. 
 Bruce, Harley C. 
 Bunn, Robert L. 
 Burgess, Weldon. 
 Calderwood, John O. 
 Calderwood, Robert O. 
 Colby, Grant. 
 Coleman, Dewey L. 
 Connery, James R. 
 Cuthbertson, Arthur A. 
 Daenzer, Charles H. 
 Denning, Robert W. 
 Dilley, Condit W. 
 Dougherty, Milton. 
 Dymond, Ernest R. 
 Edwards, Melvin L. 
 Farmer, R. Wayne. 
 Fleeson, William H. 
 Guttery, Max W. 
 Hanks, Walter L. 
 Hanlon, William. 
 Hartley, Linton J. 
 Hawkins, Seth W. 
 Henry, Charles L. 
 Higbie, William B. 
 Hall, G. i. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Cooke, Charles I., 
 transferred. 
 Elstun, Ora E., died. 
 
 Fabin, Andrew, discharged. 
 
 Fleeson, Richard W., 
 
 discharged. 
 Goerke, Louis A., 
 discharged. 
 Johnson, Earl R., 
 discharged. 
 Little, James M., 
 transferred. 
 Lupton, Norman L., 
 discharged. 
 Moore, Merrill V., 
 discharged. 
 McElroy, John §., 
 transferred. 
 McKelvey, Lester J., 
 discharged. 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Hutchins, Clarence T. 
 Johnson, Vern. 
 Lakey, James M. 
 Langel, Ernest R. 
 Lavielle, Alfred H. 
 Lavielle, Everett B. 
 Lavielle, J. E. 
 Lavielle, M. I. 
 
 Lyon, Charles H. 
 Mahoney, Clem V. 
 Mead, Charles. 
 Miles, K. E. 
 McCandless, Walter. 
 Nichols, Frank P. 
 Park, Earl G. 
 
 Prall, Angus W. 
 Richardson, Delbert E. 
 Richardson, Melvin E. 
 Ross, Harry R. 
 Rudolph, Harry E. 
 Snowden, David H. 
 Stiggins, George H. 
 Thompson, Howard L. 
 Timbers, William G. 
 Toner, Walter O. 
 Ward, Lewis M. 
 Watters, Clarence M. 
 Warren, Ted R. 
 Williams, John B. 
 Williams, Marion E. 
 Wilson, Robert W. 
 Wilson, Lester V. 
 Wingett, Cyril. 
 Wyatt, Robert E. 
 Young, Thomas C. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Newby, Orlando C., 
 transferred. 
 
 Partington, Clarence H., 
 discharged. 
 
 Ross, Floyd W., 
 discharged. 
 
 Sills, Elgin H., 
 discharged. 
 
 Straney, Milo D., 
 discharged. 
 
 Stubbs, Frederick, 
 discharged. 
 
 Thompson, William John, 
 discharged. 
 
 Toner, Clare Lee, 
 discharged. 
 
 Walton, Sidney E., 
 discharged. 
 
 Young, Orville C., 
 discharged. 
 
 A weekly noncommissioned officers’ school was held. 
 During the later months, drill work was © 
 
 interfered with seriously by the influenza epidemic which prevailed. A fair degree of efficiency 
 
 ‘was reached in the drill movements. 
 
 The members looked eagerly toward the time when they 
 
 should be provided with arms, but they were disappointed in not receiving them. The com- 
 pany was fully uniformed and the expense of the same was borne by each individual member. 
 
 The company participated in several Liberty loan and Red Cross campaigns, battalion pa- 
 rades at Lyons, Sterling and Aldan, and took a very prominent part in a local ‘‘peace cele- 
 bration.”” The company served as police on Hallowe’en night, 1918, for the city of Sterling, 
 and conducted one military funeral for a local soldier boy, who died in camp, and one for 
 
 their own deceased member. 
 
 The organization participated in the exercises at the opening of the S. A. T. C. at Cooper 
 
 College in Sterling, Kansas. 
 
118 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Company “‘B,” 24TH BatTTaLion, Lyons. 
 
 Captain: 
 
 Thomas R. Caruthers. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 A. E. Brown. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Lyra Welty. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Six, O. H. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Torey, Stanley. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Blair, Donald. 
 Blair, Joe. 
 Kelley, Raymond. 
 Moore, Ray. 
 Noble, Leslie R. 
 Porter, Ora L. 
 Sims, Levy. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Bobb, John P. 
 Gibson, George. 
 Gray, Lawrence. 
 
 Kaltenbach, Enloe M. 
 
 Mauch, Edwin. 
 Taylor, Frederick. 
 Taylor, Glen. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Ainsworth, Arthur. 
 Alderman, Donald. 
 Ball, Richard. 
 Barnes, W. H. 
 Blair, A. S. 
 Bohrer, Dean. 
 Brown, Leslie. 
 
 Captain: 
 E. G. Osen, died. 
 
 First Lieutenants: 
 
 William Dressel, resigned. 
 
 Frank Mueldener, 
 resigned. 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 
 Leslie Vasconsells, 
 resigned. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Buckley, Perry. 
 Burfield, John J. 
 Case, Rufus. 
 Chapin, Cecil. 
 Chew, Clarence C. 
 Chew, William. 
 Crandall, Harry C. 
 Cross, D, F. 
 Demel, J. M. 
 Densmore, Robert. 
 Diskey, Jasper N. 
 Dressel, A. E. 
 Ebright, E. D. 
 Ellison, Paul. 
 Ernst, Henry. 
 Flake, James A. 
 Forney, Leslie E. 
 Gill, Walter. 
 Gould, Roy. 
 Hefner, Dan, 
 Heikes, Rama. 
 
 Hendricks, A. Benton. 
 
 Holdren, W. H. 
 Holmes, Alve C. 
 Hooker, Lerton W. 
 Hoyt, Bert. 
 
 Hoyt, Frank E. 
 Jordan, Alexander C. 
 Jung, Melvin C 
 Keesling, Hugh. 
 Kenderick, Alvah. 
 Kimple, E. S. 
 Kuhn, Jake. 
 Lansing, Kent B. 
 Lanto, Alex. 
 
 Lewis, Lester. 
 
 Liby, John H. 
 Martin, A. B. 
 Merchant, Lyle. 
 Meyers, Charles. 
 Meyers, Jessie P. 
 Middlekauf, Ray H 
 
 LOSSES. 
 Privates: 
 
 Bell, Garth W., 
 discharged. 
 Bradbury, L. A 
 discharged. 
 Brown, Ernest L., 
 discharged. 
 Conklin, Gerald M., 
 discharged. 
 Dressel, George, 
 discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 McAllester, Edwin S. 
 McAllester, E. E. 
 McCabe, George. 
 Naden, Ernest. 
 Naden, Frank. 
 Nash, Dan M. 
 Nebel, O. J. 
 Needham, Lewis C. 
 Nickols, Walter. 
 Nickols, Willie. 
 Noble, George. 
 Nodruft, Vera H. 
 Nodruft, William D. 
 Ogden, C. A. 
 
 Park, Carl E. 
 Park, Harry 8S. 
 ‘Purdy, Charles A. 
 Purdy. 
 Richards, Arba F. 
 Richards, Joe. 
 Seribner, Ralph C. 
 Seely, Joseph R. 
 Sheilenberger, 12 toe Ge 
 Shenkel, Claude W. 
 Shoemaker, WwW. C. 
 Smith, Lewis A. 
 Stewart, Clyde. 
 Stewart, Lee R. 
 Stoltenberg, Arthur H. 
 TR tus3" yee 
 Townley, David. 
 Wagoner, Grover C. 
 Walker, Lester F. 
 Warren, Albert W. 
 Warren, George R. 
 Welsh, Lloyd. 
 Wiggins, Stanley. 
 Workman, Willis. 
 Wykoff, Leo C. 
 Young, Ray G. 
 Zile, Cecile H. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Mann, Ralph, discharged. 
 Sallee, James L 
 discharged. 
 Waggoner, Lester, 
 discharged. 
 
 ¥ ] 
 
 Company B held regular drills twice a week from the date of organization until October 
 15, 1918, at which all public gatherings were prohibited on account of the epidemic which 
 passed over the country. 
 
 Company B, 24th Battalion, always arn out well to drills and the members seemed to 
 take a great interest in the same. 
 
 There was to be a ‘‘home coming” or county fair at Lyons on October 17, 18 and 19, 
 1918, at which there was to be prizes given to the best drilled company of Rice county. Of 
 coursé, company B expected to win the first prize and were working hard for it by drilling 
 every night for three weeks previous, but the “home coming’ was called off on account of the 
 quarantine in October, 1918. 
 
 The 24th Battalion had several battalion dress parades and reviews at Lyons, which were 
 attended by large crowds from all over the county, who seemed to be well pleased with the 
 parade. Company B participated in several Liberty loan and Red Cross drives. 
 
 On November 11, 1918, company B took part in two large peace parades which were car- 
 ried out very successfully. 
 
Kansas State Guard. 
 
 119 
 
 Company “C,” 24TH Barrauion, Frederick. 
 
 Captain: 
 Harry 8S. Chase. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 John W. Black. 
 
 No muster-out roll furnished. 
 
 Company “D,” 247TH Barraion, Bushton. 
 
 Captain: Frank Herzog. 
 
 No muster-out roll furnished. 
 
 Company “E,” 247TH Barration, Geneseo. 
 
 Captain: 
 Clarence E. Kent. 
 
 First Lieutenant: Carl P. Biehler, discharged. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 
 Ashley M. McCullough. 
 
 LOSS. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 
 Clare S. Newkirk. 
 
 No muster-out roll furnished. 
 
 Hrapquarters, 25TH Batra.ion, Pratt. 
 
 Major: 
 Ralph Judkins. 
 
 Captain and Surgeon: 
 Paul K. Gaston. 
 
 Captain and Adjutant: 
 Merrill C. Brooks. 
 
 Captain and Supply Officer: 
 
 Fred W. Tierney. 
 
 No report of activities furnished. 
 
 Company “A,” 25TH Barration, Pratt. 
 
 Captain: 
 Arthur 8S. Farmer. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Fred E. Hardesty. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Edward F. Search. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Roll, Jerome J. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Crick, Reuben F. 
 
 Gay, C. E. 
 Peacock, Walter W. 
 
 VanVranken, Ernest P. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Chapman, Jerome G. 
 Comb, Frank Clay. 
 
 Hattibaugh, Francis C. 
 
 Hess, William B. 
 Jenkins, Mike C. 
 Utz, Karl C. 
 
 Chaplain: 
 Brooks, Merril C. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 
 Fred W. Tierney, 
 discharged. 
 
 Artificer: 
 Newby, John L. 
 
 Cooks: 
 
 Goodman, Jess M. 
 Gray, Robert F. 
 
 Privates: 
 Anderson, Ralph D. 
 Barbour, O. P. 
 Barnes, Edgar R. 
 Beck, Joseph W. 
 Blackstone, James C. 
 Bonecutter, O. E. 
 Brown, Allott. 
 Burris, Robert H, 
 Cole, R. F. 
 Corrie, J. F. 
 Day, James. 
 Eggleston, Edward E. 
 Everett, Melvin. 
 Ezell, James P. 
 Farmer, Louis N. 
 Gardine, Frank A. 
 Gorsulousky, Charles. 
 Goyen, Ormond. 
 Harris, John J. 
 Henderson, William D. 
 Herrel, Ross A, 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Corporal: 
 
 McDaniels, Benjamin F., 
 
 discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Heston, Charles F. 
 Hodges, Milton F, 
 Howard, Zach L. 
 Knight, Ellis C. 
 Link, Forest. 
 Mawdsley, Charles R. 
 Miller, Orlen L. 
 Moody, George L. 
 Moneghan, E. E. 
 McCrary, D. E. 
 McKown, Clyde C. 
 Neidhart, William. 
 Norris, George. 
 Reece, Nate E. 
 Rich, Cecil P. 
 Rieniets, William A. 
 Roll, Osear J. 
 
 Rush, Henry P. 
 Sappington, James K. 
 Shockey, Stan'ey L. 
 Smith, Lester L. 
 Stewart, Ortie K. 
 Stroble, R. J. 
 Tarpley, Henry C. 
 Tobias, Milo. 
 
 Udry, Frank. 
 
 Wells, Walter E. 
 Wood, J. D. 
 Woolwine, George. 
 
 Private: 
 
 Cordray, Milo, 
 discharged. 
 
 Company A drilled once every week for a period of one and one-half to two hours per drill. 
 Had guard duty once each month; was active in Liberty loan drives and Red Cross cam- 
 paigns. Escorted all drafted soldiers to railway station when leaving for camps. : 
 
 The organization conducted five military funerals for Pratt county deceased soldiers, and 
 paid honor to deceased soldier from Liberal, when the corpse was transferred from train to 
 undertakers at Pratt. Held rifle practice once each week the last three months of service and 
 participated in all patriotic meetings and war activities. 
 
120 
 
 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Company “B,” 25TH BaTTaLion, Preston. 
 
 Captain: 
 Melvern H. Hays. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Lester C. Mosier. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Charles C. Staleup. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Hays, Loyal W. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Coburn, Ralph L. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 Gray, Charles L. 
 
 McMillen, Clifford B. 
 
 Walker, Lee. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Allen, Harry. 
 Collins, Nichas A. 
 Cook, W. Logan. 
 Kelley, Joseph B. 
 Laroux, Floyd. 
 Meskim, Vesy E. 
 
 Williams, Clarence E. 
 
 Musician: 
 New, Dickins. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Barcus, Martin J. 
 Bennett, Walter N. 
 Bennett, Will C. 
 Benton, Isaac W. 
 Brown, Wilbur H. 
 Chaffin, William J. 
 Compton, James A. 
 Cooper, J. Roy. 
 Cordry, F. Ray. 
 Dietz, Jacob. 
 Dikeman, R. E. 
 Dikeman, W. F. 
 Dockacil, Joe. 
 Edwards, John T. 
 Ellison, Charles E. 
 Ellison, Earnest R. 
 Fletcher, John T. 
 Geist, Clifford C. 
 Gifford, Lee J. 
 Gilchrist, E. Borden. 
 Gilliland, Earnest E. 
 Greenwell, Walter. 
 Haines, Perry C. 
 Haines, Ralph B. 
 
 Hartman, Benjamin H. 
 
 Haskinson,' Joe. 
 Hawes, Herbert T. 
 Hoff, Arthur C. 
 Hoffman, Edward. 
 Hoover, C. Floyd. 
 Huffman, William J. 
 Haufman, Moses M. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Lakins, Charles H. 
 Lakins, David W. 
 Langley, Clarence O. 
 Long, Ansel Lee. 
 Long, Chester A. 
 Lynch, Charles F. 
 Maas, Charles P. 
 Martain, Oscar. 
 Miller, Earl H. 
 Miller, Wallace C. 
 Musselman, Albert O. 
 Nichols, Frank J. 
 Payne, Layton F. 
 Peiper, Thomas O. 
 Phelps, Jay L. 
 Piedpont, William E. 
 Potter, George B. 
 Reynolds, Fred B. 
 Sawtell, Delpha O. 
 Schlem, John G. 
 Seig, Everet. 
 
 Sillin, Edwin J. 
 Smith, Arthur T. 
 Spencer, George W. 
 Trimpe, Lewis. 
 Trinkle, Roy C. ° 
 VonDolsh, Leonard. 
 Von Voet, Phillip. 
 Waters, Walter. 
 Whitman, John E. 
 Williams, Charles E. 
 Wirt, Frank W. 
 
 Artificer: 
 Haynes, Edward A. 
 LOSSES. 
 Sergeant: Corporal: Privates: 
 Williams, Alfred B., Waters, Floyd W., Lewis, Wesley P., 
 discharged. discharged. discharged. 
 Nill, F. Herbert, 
 discharged. 
 Shaw, Wesley O., 
 discharged.  __ 
 Waller, Robert, discharged. 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Company B was not called on to do any special service, guard duty, etc. Several squads 
 did duty as such both in Red Cross and Liberty loan campaigns. 
 
 The organization, also, conducted military funerals for two boys, of this place, who made 
 the supreme sacrifice for our country, and attended the memorial services at the church and 
 cemetery as a unit, and did the honors for our country’s dead in a creditable way. 
 
 I am sure that company B would have shown the same spirit, had the opportunity pre- 
 sented itself as it did to our boys in the Argonne. They are true Americans and were ready 
 for the call to active service. 
 
Kansas State Guard. 
 
 121 
 
 Company “C,” 25TH Barrauion, Coats. 
 
 Captain: 
 Louis L. Orr. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Wade Eubank. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 A. E. Horney. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Wright, Grant L. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Stitt, Blatchley. 
 Wood, Robert G. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Fitzgerald, John. 
 Harrooff, Ralph. 
 Johnson, Edgar L. 
 Miller, Arthur. 
 Shriver, Jacob N. 
 West, William. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Alexander, Garnett E. 
 
 Basye, Alfred. 
 
 Sergeant: 
 
 Arbuthnot, Clyde P., 
 discharged. 
 
 Corporals : 
 
 Chinn, Chester C., 
 discharged. 
 
 Company C drilled twice every week. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 Basye, David. 
 Bishop, Vernon. 
 Branson, Ralph R. 
 Buck, Fred L. 
 Chinn, Aca B. 
 Chinn, Burrell. 
 
 Clements, John Bruce. 
 
 Coe, Frank L. 
 Diven, Wallace. 
 Durall, Oscar. 
 Faires, Glen. 
 Flannery, Herbert. 
 Frazier, Jay H. 
 Freeman, Ivan A. 
 Freeman, Scott W. 
 Gillett, Loren. 
 Harper, Emory E. 
 Harper, Charles. 
 Henthorne, William. 
 Horney, Elmer O. 
 Jacks, Ernest F. 
 Johnson, Edward M. 
 King, John W. 
 Lambert, William H. 
 Lyman, Frank E. 
 Milligan, Delbert. 
 Moore, Russel R. 
 MecAdas, Oren. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Corporals—Concluded. 
 
 Lyman, Dwight, 
 discharged. 
 
 Williams, Edward F., 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Bates, Howard F., 
 discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 McAndrews, Joseph M. 
 McCalla, Raymond. 
 McGaughey, Orien E. 
 McGaughey, Roy. 
 Nash, Warren I. 
 Norris, Thomas. 
 Notter, Albert C. 
 Notter, Fred E. 
 Notter, John D. 
 Notter, Judd P. 
 Parker, Fred C. 
 Pearce, Jess H. 
 Plummer, Ernest H. 
 Shore, Glenwood. 
 Shore, Homer L. 
 Shore, Howard. 
 Shriver, Isaac N. 
 Shriver, Jack Klondyke. 
 Smith, Ambrose. 
 Snyder, Claude B. 
 Staats, Abram. 
 Stranderman, William. 
 Wilson, Charles. 
 
 * Wilson, Leo Oscar. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Chinn, Oscar, discharged. 
 
 Hammond, Miles G., 
 died. 
 
 McKenzie, Lorenzo D., 
 died. 
 
 Staats, Herschel, 
 discharged. 
 
 A guard of four men was posted each night, from 
 
 July 10 until September 15, over grain elevators and railroad yards. : 
 The organization had charge of funerals of privates McKenzie and Hammond, also, Private 
 
 Roy Allphin, United States army, and other deceased soldiers. 
 
 Company C drilled and assisted in the celebration at the signing of the Armistice. ' 
 Private Orien McGaughey was severely wounded by accidental discharge of his gun while 
 on guard duty, but fully recovered. 
 
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 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Company “D,” 25TH Bartazion, Greensburg. 
 
 Captain: 
 Charles E. Cooke. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 
 Homer J. VanFossan. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Charles H. Bissitt. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 West, Roy. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Franklin, Oscar M. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Caplinger, Jesse L. 
 Fleener, Weaver L. 
 Hemphill, Mearl. 
 
 Moorhead, Joseph W. 
 
 Corporals: 
 Fleener, Orlie E. 
 Fullerton, James R. 
 Landrith, Orton H. 
 Partridge, Herbert J. 
 
 Pennington, James P. 
 
 Smith, Oliver M. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Conover, Ora C., 
 discharged. 
 Noland, Edward, 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Abbott, Carl G., 
 discharged. 
 Allen, Guy S., died. 
 
 Banta, Charles, discharged. 
 
 Barnes, James 
 discharged. 
 
 on 
 
 Musicians: 
 
 Bertram, John. 
 Olson, Clarence H. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Awood, Charley. 
 Boxley, Troy. 
 Bruner, Elmer O. 
 Burris, Robert H. 
 
 Caplinger, James Marshall. 
 
 Carrier, Harvey Vernon. 
 Chase, Frank O. 
 Davison, Chester. 
 Dern, Frank. 
 
 Dixon, Frank Lloyd. 
 England, Winfred L. 
 Gates, Jerry P. 
 
 Grove, Hammond. 
 Hayes, Edgar B. 
 Hutchinson, Edmond B. 
 Johnson, Lawrence. 
 Keller, William G. 
 Kirch, William. 
 
 Klug, Paul. 
 
 Kyle, Jesse W. 
 
 Lyon, Luther. 
 
 Martin, George A. 
 Mattingly, Joseph P. 
 Meschke, Adolph. 
 Neas, Arthur. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Bradley, Cecil, discharged. 
 
 Chandley, Landon S., died. 
 
 Dennis, Will G., died. 
 Graves, Benjamin H., 
 discharged. 
 Hubert, Edward, 
 discharged. 
 Miller, Riley H., 
 discharged. 
 Northrup, Harold, 
 discharged. 
 O’Connor, Melvin E., 
 discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Northrup, F. Arthur. 
 Palmer, Ira W. 
 Palmer, Niles J. 
 Palmer, Norris. 
 Palmer, Ray G. 
 Palmer, William L. 
 Paxton, Claud. 
 Peden, James P. 
 Porter, Hobart. 
 Ratliff, Roy. 
 
 Reed, Don. 
 Robertson, Elmer. 
 Roessel, Karl A. 
 Spainhour, Charles A. 
 Stevenson, Craig A. 
 Swaffar, Gus. 
 
 Towle, Edward F. 
 Wacker, Henry W. 
 Washburn, William W. 
 Williams, Daniel W. 
 Williams, Geter S. 
 Woods, Walter L. 
 Woods, Zach B. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Olinger, Paul, discharged. 
 
 Palmer, Floyd Earl, 
 discharged. 
 
 Reed, Alfred C., 
 discharged. 
 
 Robertson, Charles L., 
 discharged. 
 
 Smith, Lawrence, 
 discharged. 
 
 Stephenson, Marvin, 
 discharged. 
 
 Company D performed guard duty during the influenza epidemic; participated in Liberty 
 loan drives and other patriotic activities, and assisted in burying deceased soldiers and sailors 
 
 with military honors. 
 
Kansas State Guard. 
 
 123 
 
 HEADQUARTERS, 26TH BaTTraLion, Attica. 
 
 Major: 
 George Scott, Jr. 
 
 Captain and Adjutant: 
 
 Keith S. Simpson, died. 
 
 No activities reported. 
 
 Captain and Surgeon: 
 Mahlon A. Riggs. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Captain and Supply Officer: 
 
 Volney B. Ballard. 
 
 Company “A,” 26TH BatraLion, Attica. 
 
 Captain: 
 John M. Garrison. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 W. M. Seaman. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Hunter, Harry H. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Tomlinson, George P. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 Clark, Richard B. 
 Crowell, George F. 
 Farner, Elmer F. 
 Kille, John G. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Berry, Hubbard T. 
 Campbell, William A. 
 
 Hildebrand, William C. 
 
 Reed, Stacey B. 
 Roberts, Linsay D\. 
 
 Musician: 
 Shannon, Val L. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 
 Volney B. Ballard, 
 discharged. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Johnston, Carlos M., 
 discharged. 
 
 Potter, Samuel P., 
 discharged. 
 
 Corporals: 
 Carmean, Wallace J., 
 discharged. 
 Corbett, Charles W.., 
 discharged. 
 
 No activities reported. 
 
 Cooks: 
 
 Giggy, George F. 
 Grant, George. 
 
 Artificer: 
 Colberg, Albert C. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Ables, Charles Wesley. 
 Andrews, Harvey G. 
 Andrews, Loyd G. 
 Arnold, Emery E. 
 Arnold, John J. 
 Baird, Joseph W. 
 Bateman, Allen C. 
 Bell, Glenn E. 
 Biberstein, Frank J. 
 Brock, Werlly E. 
 Cleveland, Grove C. 
 Delhotal, Robert H. 
 Detweiler, Uriel F. 
 Drake, Grant E. 
 Eralow, Habeo R. 
 Field, Harry E. 
 Harnden, Allen C. 
 Harnden, John C. 
 Harrell, William H. 
 Hewitt, Edward L. 
 Holeomb, George D. 
 Holland, Wiliam L. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 Musician: 
 Oldfather, Marion D., 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Bolin, Benjamin B., 
 discharged. 
 
 Chase, Charles E., 
 discharged. 
 
 Clark, Tully H., 
 discharged. 
 
 Cushenberry, Hiram 8., 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Imel, Loyd 8, 
 
 Jacobs, Charles H. ° 
 Konger, Oliver Joseph. 
 Lockhart, Joseph C, 
 Martin, Carlysle E. 
 Martin, Fred A. 
 Martin, Henry L. 
 Mifflin, Willie H. 
 Morse, Harry A. 
 McKaig, John Wolfe. 
 Nagel, Gus. 
 
 Neal, Thomas F. 
 Oldfather, Herbert R. 
 Oliver, Emery 8S. 
 Pond, Alonzo A. 
 Potter, Charles G. 
 Potter, Harry H. 
 Pryor, Paul C, 
 
 Reed, Robert H. 
 Ryan, Vincent A. 
 Schoonover, Howard HE 
 Sileott, Eston C. 
 Sims, Frank G. 
 Trent, George A. 
 Wareheim, M. M. 
 Welch, Rafael §. 
 Welch, Wilbur G. 
 West, Newman. 
 Wine, H. J. 
 
 Privates—C oncluded. 
 
 DeVault, William T., 
 discharged. 
 
 Manwarren, Raymond O., 
 discharged. 
 
 Montyuigo, Edward R., 
 discharged. 
 
 Pishney, Anton M., 
 discharged. 
 
 White, Chester L., 
 discharged. 
 
 Yocum, Charles T., 
 discharged. 
 
124 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 ComMPANY “B,” 26TH BaTTaALion, Kiowa. 
 
 Captain: 
 Earl G. Thompson. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Albert B. Rumsey. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Neil B. Blumberg. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Miller, James M. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Burt, Jasper L. 
 Kendall, Joseph B. 
 McCoy, Cecil C. 
 
 Corporals: 
 Botkin, Carl. 
 
 Brandhuber, Frank 8. 
 
 Dainton, James E. 
 Mason, Harry L. 
 Nichols, Joseph H. 
 
 Captain: 
 
 George Scott, Jr., 
 discharged. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 
 Charles I. Dunn, 
 resigned, 
 
 No activities reported. 
 
 Cooks: 
 
 Ellis, George R. 
 Streeter, Roy C. 
 
 Musicians: 
 
 Primm, Reuben P. 
 Samson, John P. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Bailey, Lloyd H. 
 Bainbridge, Roy 8. 
 Baker, Ollie M. 
 Botkin, Billie. 
 Cavin, Edgar. 
 Clark, Sam. 
 
 Coryell, James E. 
 Cowden, Henry R. 
 Dixon, Carl R. 
 Goforth, Roscoe L. 
 Good, Forest A. 
 Griswold, Hugh. 
 Hendricks, William R. 
 Henson, Cecil E 
 Henton, John R. 
 Horsburgh, Thomas. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Ikerd, Roscoe A., 
 discharged. 
 Rea, Harry, discharged. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Jacobs, Sherman. 
 Jacobs, Thomas. 
 Jeffries, Homer. 
 Leishardt, Preston H. 
 Lenhardt, Henry. 
 Low, Samuel. 
 Mason, Albert L. 
 McCoy, Daniel W. 
 McHone, Newton R. 
 Newkirk, Jesse D. 
 Nichols, John H. 
 Nida, Martin. 
 O’Dell, Charles P. 
 Parker, Roscoe C. 
 Rea, Burl R. 
 Skilling, Charles C. 
 Thornburg, Thomas. 
 Thornton, John F. 
 Tibbetts, Zeph H. 
 Tucker, George A. 
 VanWinkle, Francis J. 
 Whitton, Herbert E. 
 Wing, Jera W. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Records, Harvey D., died. 
 Williams, Arthur L., 
 discharged. 
 
 Company “C,” 26TH Batration, Harper. 
 
 Captain: 
 James E. Burke. 
 
 No muster-out roll furnished. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 
 Samuel F. Brown. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 
 Lemuel R. Galloway. 
 
Kansas State Guard. 
 
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 _ Company “D,” 267TH Bartauion, Medicine Lodge. 
 
 Captain: 
 James H. Trice. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Randall J. Shaw. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Thompson, Melvin E. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Pierce, Lloyd. 
 
 Sergeant: 
 Benefield, C. C. 
 
 Acting Sergeants: 
 Dill, George C. 
 McCollough, Glen. 
 Timmis, William. 
 
 Corporals: 
 DeGeer, Frank. 
 Ewalt, Sim. 
 Knight, William P. 
 McCumber, Owen C. 
 Newsom, Herbert M. 
 
 Captain: 
 Kieth §. Simpson, died. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 
 Mahlon Riggs, discharged. 
 
 Sergeant: 
 
 Southworth, Otto C., 
 discharged. 
 
 Corporals—Concluded. 
 
 Richardson, G. 
 White, H. S. 
 Woodward, Hugh T. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Axtell, Harvey. 
 Axtell, Ned. 
 Basey, Paul. 
 Benefield, Fred W. 
 Benefield, Ray. 
 Branham, G. M. 
 Carpenter, C. Ernest. 
 Case, Gordon M. 
 Cavin, Leaford S. 
 Chance, Douglas. 
 Dillman, W. L. 
 Eby, Franklin. 
 Elliott, A. T. 
 Field, S. I. 
 Frederick, Mike. 
 Fullerton, L. W. 
 Goodwin, John N. 
 Griffin, Sam. 
 
 Hall, Dan. 
 
 Hart, W. L. 
 Knight, William F, 
 Lake, E. Ervin. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Cochran, Oran C., 
 discharged. 
 
 Fair, H. D., discharged. 
 
 Folkers, William J., died. 
 
 Friend, Walter, discharged. 
 
 Horney, William J., 
 discharged. 
 
 Knight, Louis, discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Lonker, Ralph. 
 Mooman, Fred. 
 Moore, John. 
 McCollough, Tom. 
 McCune, C. M. 
 McCune, J. W. 
 Newkirk, Harry W. 
 Nixon, H. B. 
 
 Orr, Albert L. 
 Pelton, Harvey G. 
 Pepoon, Oran. 
 Post, Russel T. 
 Rackley, Charles R. 
 Reed, C. F. E. 
 Reeves, Thomas. 
 Sheldon, Ralph C. 
 Sims, Joe C. 
 Stevens, Lawrence W. 
 Stirewalt, Fred. 
 Stockstill, L. A. 
 Stone, Howard S. 
 Stout, W. E. 
 Thom, Oscar T. 
 Thomas, E. A. 
 Woodard, J. H. 
 Yoke, Earl. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Manning, Leonard, 
 discharged. 
 
 Moss, Harry, discharged. 
 
 McCracken, Robert, 
 discharged. 
 
 Raynor, Lewis, discharged. 
 
 Rogers, Ray, discharged. 
 
 Smith, R. J., discharged. 
 
 Stout, Wyatt, discharged. 
 
 Company D participated in all Liberty loan, Red Cross, Y. M. C. A., Salvation Army, 
 and Seven-in-One drives, after its organization, in whatever capacity the committees of the 
 
 above requested. 
 
 HEADQUARTERS, 27TH BaTTALION, Seneca. 
 
 Major: 
 Lon H. M. Williams. 
 
 No activities reported. 
 
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 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Company “A,” 277TH BaTTALIon, Seneca. 
 
 Captain: 
 Frank L. Geary. 
 
 Cook: 
 
 Jenkins, Frank A. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Maze, John B. 
 McMurray, Stanley. 
 
 First Lieutenant: Artificer: Palmer, Edward L. 
 John R. Emery. Hart, Charles C. Plummer, Kennison. 
 Ps Rechow, Munford A. 
 ates: 
 
 Riley, Frank W. 
 Robertson, Floyd. 
 Rooney, Thomas E. 
 Shackelford, Earl C. 
 Sheley, George F. 
 Sheley, Jasper. 
 Smalley, Neil G. 
 Smith, Mills. 
 Staver, Edward. 
 Stine, Arthur R.- 
 Sweetland, Herbert. 
 Thompson, J. Osear. 
 Thomson, John M, 
 Townsend, Frank W. - 
 Wetmore, George A. 
 Wetmore, Cyril. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 
 Roy Datarpender: Choywette, Henry. 
 
 Clifton, John R. 
 Clowe, Ralph _B. 
 Conwell, Simon. 
 Cowell, John W. 
 Cross, Paul. 
 Davis, Lloyd H. 
 Firstenberger, 
 Christopher C. 
 Ford, Lewis M. 
 Grindle, John C. 
 Gurney, Charles M. 
 Hailey, George E. 
 Hawkins, Ralph S. 
 Jermane, Paul A. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Jenkins, Clyde H. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Krotzinger, Jake F. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Mathews, Ned C. 
 Plummer, Edward. 
 Price, Lyle P. 
 
 Corporals : Johnson, Cleve. Wheatley, James L. 
 Emery, Rufus M., Jr. Kall, . Jack. Wheeler, Fred O. 
 Fuller, John III. Koelzer, Mathias S. Wood, Floyd. 
 
 Maze, Walter 8S. Lueb, J. Henry. Wood, James B. 
 Shepherd, Ralph. Martin, Albert A. Wylie, George R. 
 LOSSES. 
 Captain: Musicians: Privates—Concluded. 
 Lon H. Williams, Goodrich, Ear! F., Jermane, Charles A., 
 discharged. discharged. discharged. 
 Myers, Chester A., Koelzer, Urban E., 
 ye ; discharged. discharged. 
 
 First Sergeant; Kramer, Joseph A., 
 
 Troughton, John F., Cook: discharged. 
 discharged. Moore o Robert Da Lawson, James M., 
 transferred. ; discharged. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: Potten, resi 
 
 = are aE : ischarged. 
 saan eke William, Privates: Schlaegel, Sidney C., 
 : Barrows, Herbert, discharged. 
 discharged. Strathman, Joseph H., 
 Corporals : Everhart, Charles O., discharged. 
 Brown, Ward E., died. Volz, Charles J., 
 resigned. Everhart, Logan Dewey, discharged. 
 Shurtleff, Elmer, Jr., died. Vorhes, John S., died. 
 discharged. Hendersen, Owen M., Jr., Zimmerman, Berlin B., 
 discharged. discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Company A was originally organized on December 14, 1917, as the Seneca Home Guard, 
 through the activity of its first captain, Chfford W. Baldwin, and continued as a company of 
 the Home Guard until it was mustered in as a company of the Kansas State Guard,.on April 
 14, 1918, Clifford W. Baldwin having been commissioned captain, who, together with Second 
 Lieutenant Lon H. M. Williams and First Lieutenant Albert A. Reichart, subsequently re- 
 signed. Thereupon Lon H. M. Williams was commissioned captain and took charge of the 
 company, with John Emery as first leutenant and Roy D. Carpenter as second leutenant. 
 Upon the formation of the 27th Battalion, Kansas State Guard, Captain H. M. Williams was 
 commissioned major, and Frank L. Geary was commissioned captain and took charge of the 
 company. ; 
 
 Company A saw no active service and was not called upon for any service of a public 
 nature other than guarding and assisting in a large Red Cross auction, and visiting a few who 
 had refused to contribute to the allied war drive, because of the signing of the Armistice. 
 Through our explanations and suggestions we obtained a largely increased, if reluctant, contri- 
 bution to the fund. 
 
 Twelve members of the organization enlisted, or were inducted into military service; seven 
 additional young men enlisted in the 8S. A. T. C. and since the date of the muster-out of the 
 company, four other members have enlisted in the regular army. 
 
Kansas State Guard. 
 
 Company “B,” 27TH BatrTation, Sabetha. 
 
 Captain: 
 B. F. Staubus. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 G. R. Moore. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Charles Miller. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 
 Steward, M. D. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 Derstine, William. 
 Felmlee, Charles E. 
 Ladd, Azel O. 
 Meisner, Hiram. 
 Reinhart, Clyde E. 
 Snyder, Elmer. 
 
 Corporals: 
 Moulton, Harry 8. 
 Myrick, William. 
 Witzel, John J. 
 
 Company B drilled twice every week until the Armistice was signed, and took an active 
 
 Privates: 
 Aukney, Martin J. 
 Barnes, Frank. 
 Bell, Wayne. 
 Bentley, Charles E. 
 Biere, Andy. 
 Biere, Davis. 
 
 Breitweiser, Harry F. 
 Brumbaugh, Clarence. 
 
 Carpenter, George R. 
 Cashman, Roy. 
 Coulin, Harold. 
 Crawford, Platte M. 
 -Davisson, Wilbur. 
 Deshins, Paul. 
 Dubach, Rene A. 
 Ellwood, Orville. 
 Feik, Silas. 
 
 Feik, Walter. 
 Fenner, Ned. 
 Graves, William. 
 Hennigh, Harry. 
 Hennigh, Roy. 
 Henry, Robert. 
 Holcomb, George. 
 Holdren, Wilbur. 
 Horn, Jesse. 
 Johnson, Alvin. 
 Jones, Harlan. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 part in all Liberty loan and Red Cross campaigns. 
 
 ! 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Keck, George. 
 Lamperter, Ernest. 
 Lanning, Harry. 
 Leffler, Thurman. 
 Maynard, Robert. 
 Meisner, James. 
 Miller, Curtis. 
 Morris, Edward. 
 MeLaughlin, Charles. 
 Norris, Roy. 
 Potter, Earl. 
 
 Potter, Grant. 
 Prosig, Charles. 
 Ridenour, Noah. 
 Robbins, Grant. 
 Schlupp, Benjamin. 
 Sherbin, L. J 
 Spooneymore, Homer. 
 Stephenson, Guy. 
 Strahm, Derrey. 
 Strahm, Peter. 
 Stratton, Robert. 
 Summers, Peter. 
 Tennel, Ralph. 
 Thomas, Elzie. 
 
 _ Welch, Carl E. 
 White, John A. 
 Whitehead, Loyal. 
 Woodbury, Hilton. ° 
 
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128 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Company “C,” 27TH BaTTALiIon, Centralia. 
 
 Captain: 
 Frank L. Schubert. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Sam Ayers. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Charles F. McGhee. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Ice, Fred. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Condit, Jay. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Carson, Frank. 
 Mathew, Ruben E. 
 Wohlford, John R. 
 Wohlford, William A. 
 
 Corporais: 
 
 Andrews, John C. M. 
 Durland, Harry J. 
 Gaston, Karl H. 
 Lohmuller, Richard L. 
 Murphy, Marvin W. 
 McCaig, Roy C. 
 Tinker, Jesse C. 
 Young, George O. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 
 Kern, George, discharged. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Hartman, Ray H., 
 transferred. 
 Wells, Harry W., 
 discharged. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Clark, Roy I., discharged. 
 
 Colwell, Raymond H., 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Armstrong, James. 
 Atkins, Clinton E. 
 Ayers, Robert H. 
 Ayers, Thomas M. 
 Baird, Eugene C. 
 Barrett, Hamer C. 
 Blair, Donald W. 
 Blake, William E. 
 Brower, Bruce B. 
 Butler, James. 
 Cahoon, Asa E. 
 Campfield, Raymond G. 
 Case, Herbert F. 
 Chambers, Arthur F, 
 Chaney, Hurley F. 
 Colwell, Dale H. 
 Colwell, Elzie C. 
 Conley, Sherman. 
 Cook, Clyde C. 
 Curd, Luther. 
 
 Darr, Oscar J. 
 Debord, Emmet. 
 Gilford, Harvey. 
 Grey, Francis M. 
 Grey, Marion R. 
 Hales, John W. 
 Hardy, Charley F 
 Hicks, William E. 
 Holenbeck, Danial C. 
 Horth, Elmer J. 
 Howard, Charley W. 
 Huber, Albert L. 
 Huber, Forest R. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Corporals—Concluded. 
 
 Green, James, discharged. 
 
 King, Brice J., discharged. 
 
 Smith, William E., 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Armstrong, William, 
 discharged. 
 
 Baird, William, 
 discharged. 
 
 Hailey, John W., 
 discharged. 
 
 Hiskey, Glenn, discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Huber, Frank R. 
 Ice, Duane. 
 
 Jenkins, Okley. 
 Kock, Wencel. 
 Lohmuller, Walter J. 
 Mathew, Roland. 
 Meyer, George R. 
 Meyer, Orville. 
 Meyers, Fred M. 
 Miller, Orley L. 
 McClary, Chester H. 
 Newman, Oscar W. 
 Pfiester, Ernest M. 
 Philipps, Ben C. 
 Robbins, Arthur J. 
 Schober, Fred. 
 Schueller, Charles D. 
 Schueller, Walter A. 
 Shaffer, Arthur A. 
 Smith, Daniel. 
 Spicer, Walter C. 
 Sthrom, Win D. 
 Sullivan, Lawrance M. 
 Tannehill, Ernest H. 
 Thomas, George W. H. 
 Thompson, Lloyd. 
 Tietz, Ellsworth. 
 Tinker, Truman. 
 Warrenburg, Earl J. 
 Wells, Clarence H. 
 White, John L. 
 Wilson, Clarence. 
 Wilson, Glen X. 
 Wright, Chalmer E. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Kirchen, Gustave E., 
 discharged. 
 
 Knox, Robert L., 
 discharged. 
 
 Koch, Andrew, discharged. 
 
 Lohmuller, Burton L., 
 discharged. 
 
 McCaig, Claude L., 
 discharged. 
 
 Robenson, William R., 
 discharged. 
 
 Smith, William, discharged. 
 
 Company C participated in the fourth Liberty loan as individuals only on account of the 
 
 state quarantine. 
 
 The organization gave exhibition drills at the Nemaha county fair, September 5, 1918, state 
 guard day, and at Onaga, September 6, 1918. é 
 
Kansas State Guard. 
 
 129 
 
 Company “D,” 277TH Barration, Wetmore. 
 
 Captain: 
 Merle Z. Wilson. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 George Grubb. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Percy G. Worthy. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Rion, Robert E. L. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Campbell, Edgar W. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 Calwell, Charles A. 
 Noe, LeRoy E. 
 Pool, Austin R. 
 Smith, Frederick E. 
 
 Corporals: 
 Hough, John C, 
 Martin, James E. 
 Moyer, Robert E. 
 Noe, Harrison R. 
 Richardson, John B. 
 Williams, Carl. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 
 Lee E. Geyer, 
 -resigned, 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Roderick, James E., 
 discharged. 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Roderick, John W., 
 discharged. 
 
 Thombunou, Samuel E., 
 
 discharged. 
 Wesley, Hubert R., 
 discharged. 
 
 Cooks: 
 
 Kelly, Guy W. 
 Levick, George R. 
 
 Musician: 
 
 Reeves, George V. 
 
 Artificer: 
 
 Porter, Abram T. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Achten, Harold M. 
 Anderson, Frank L. 
 Asher, William R. 
 Bennett, Lawrence L. 
 Binkley, Henry E. 
 Brady, Lloyd M. 
 Brown, Glen E. 
 Callahan, John F. 
 Cassity, Ray W. 
 Chase, Clarence E, 
 Cole, Don H. 
 Conwell, Van E. 
 Courter, Richard J. 
 Dean, Claud L. 
 Dickson, Lloyd A. 
 Drown, Harold L. 
 Friar, Frank W. 
 Gereu, Percy E. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Corporal: 
 
 Holmes, Morton, 
 discharged. 
 
 Musician: 
 
 DeForest, Carol H., 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates: 
 Anderson, Leonard E., 
 
 discharged. 
 Berridge, Wesley W., 
 discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Griffin, Paul M. 
 Hall, Faneuil G. 
 Haynes, Landon C. 
 Hendershot, Roy A, 
 Hewitt, Earle S. 
 Jones, Wesley. 
 Lapham, Augustus P. 
 Levick, Albertus C. 
 Loveall, Lawrence C. 
 Lynn, George W. 
 Moyer, Ray. 
 Newlin, Edward. 
 Nissen, Carl F. 
 
 Noe, James Wiley. 
 Oliver, Donald B. 
 Purdum, John R. 
 Rolfe, George A. 
 Rolfe, Walter T. 
 Saxton, Albert H. 
 Simmons, William E. 
 Smith, Fred P. 
 Turley, James E. 
 Vine, George E. 
 Walters, William G. 
 White, James M. 
 White, Leonard A. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Goodwin, James H. E., 
 discharged. 
 
 Hart, Raymond L., 
 discharged. 
 
 Minton, George E., 
 discharged. 
 
 Turrentine, James S., 
 discharged. 
 
 Williams, Harold H., 
 discharged. 
 
 Company D participated in the 27th Battalion review at Seneca, Kan., July 7, 1918, at 
 which Adjutant General Charles S. Huffman was reviewing officer. Companies A, B, and Cs 
 were present. 
 
 The organization drilled and held guard mount at a picnic at Soldier, Kan., August 21, 
 1918. 
 
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 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 HEADQUARTERS, 28TH BATTALION, El Dorado. 
 
 Major: 
 Frank W. Loyles. 
 
 No activities reported. 
 
 Captain and Supply Officer: 
 Alfred William Pennell. 
 
 Company “A,” 28TH Batration, El Dorado. 
 
 Captain: 
 William C. Ribb. 
 
 Sergeant: 
 Thurlow, Ralph G. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Fagan, Edward. 
 McCreight, Harvey E. 
 
 Perryman, Josephus Bane. 
 
 Privates: 
 Albertson, John. 
 Baker, Lee. 
 Beers, Clarence S. 
 Bennett, Walter. 
 
 Captain: 
 Frank W. Loyles, 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Coolman, Everett. 
 Davis, Pearl. 
 Delano, Charles E. 
 Delano, Frank. 
 Eckstein, William. 
 Ewing, William I. 
 Franklin, Mack F. 
 Frazier, Emil B. 
 Freeman, Albert. 
 Fry, Harold C. 
 Goodwin, Howard. 
 Hamilton, Ross. 
 Harris, Jesse E. 
 Hobert, William. 
 Huddlerton, Wissis G. 
 James, Owen. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 First Lieutenants: 
 
 Byron C. Cox, 
 discharged. 
 Floyd F. Fuller, 
 discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Knightlinger, Harold. 
 Leathers, Forest W. 
 Manion, Lee. 
 Martin, Charles 8S. 
 Miller, Henry O. 
 Mitchell, Jesse E. 
 Miller, Jacob B. 
 McKanna, Clarence A. 
 Perryman, Paul. 
 Rogers, William. 
 Sanders, Bynum L. 
 Smith, Forest W. 
 Stroup, John. 
 White, St. Elmo. 
 Wikoff, Marvel. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 
 Ralph Rhodes, deserted. 
 
 Private: 
 McCoy, Wayne, deserted. 
 
 « 
 
 Company A was called out on December 10, 1917, as the home guard to assist the sheriff 
 to quell a riot caused by the girls telephone strike; also, on April 5, 1918, to assist the 
 officials of the city of El Dorado to quell riot, caused by the roughs of the city; August 1 to 
 6, 1918, the unit was on duty in anticipation of trouble by the rough element of the city; 
 August 31, 1918, called out to ass‘st the city officials to quell a riot; February 15, 1918, 
 called out to assist the city officials with the rough element; September 5, 1918, called out to 
 assist the city authorities quell a riot. : 
 
 Turned out on every occasion to escort the drafted men to trains on their being called to 
 the United States service, and assisted in all Liberty loans. 
 army train that toured the country in the interest of the Liberty loan. 
 
 Helped guard the United States 
 
Kansas State Guard. 
 
 131 
 
 Company “B,” 28TH BattTaion, Douglass. 
 
 Captain: 
 Charles A. Alger. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 J. L. Walker. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Fred E. Jones. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 
 Pratt, E. J. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 Blackwell, Virgil. 
 Darter, J. O. 
 Guyot, Paul R. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Carr, Ed. 
 Douglass, Clayton. 
 Greenland, R. L. 
 Guyot, Walter. 
 Scott, Ira O. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 
 Joseph Guyot, 
 discharged. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 
 Lamb, John E., 
 discharged. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant : 
 
 Harrigan, Patrick, 
 discharged. 
 Sergeant: 
 Waggoner, Charles, 
 discharged. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Harrigan, John; 
 discharged. 
 
 Musicians: 
 Gaskins, Walter. 
 Seal, Homer. 
 Wyncoop, C. G. 
 
 Artificer: 
 McCreery, James. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Adams, John. 
 Andree, St. Clair. 
 Bare, Floyd. 
 Bare, Paul. 
 Berger, Herbert. 
 Bledsoe, O. W. 
 Brooks, Arthur. 
 Clay, Bill. 
 
 Cobb, Cecil J. 
 Cook, James R. 
 Diller, C. O, 
 Durham, James G. 
 Duryea, H. B. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 Corporals—Concluded, 
 Olmstead, Delos, 
 
 discharged. 
 
 Rader, Henry J., 
 discharged. 
 
 Cooks: 
 
 Harrigan, Jim P., 
 discharged. 
 
 Prassnell, F. H., 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Burger, John, discharged. 
 
 Coughlin, Clinton E., 
 discharged. 
 
 Holcomb, Noel, 
 discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Elder, Barton. 
 Essex, John. 
 Farnsworth, O. A. 
 Garrison, Guy. 
 Goley, Carl. 
 Jones, Frank. 
 Jones, Robert. 
 Jones, Walter. 
 Lewis, George L. 
 Martin, Omer. 
 McMahan, Jamie. 
 Olmstead, Joe E. 
 Purselly, C. F. 
 Reecer, Frank. 
 Scott, Arthur W. 
 Scott, Clare 8S. 
 Sutton, Lloyd A. 
 Tinus, Robert. 
 Valentine, Edgar. 
 Watkins, Arthur. 
 Willis, Jack. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Holmes, Samuel O., 
 discharged. 
 Lewis, Alvin D., 
 discharged. 
 Martin, Paris E., 
 discharged. 
 McMillan, Lester V., 
 discharged. 
 Rollins, Elmer L., 
 discharged. 
 Scott, John H., 
 discharged. 
 Smith, Floyd E., 
 discharged. 
 Walk, John C., 
 discharged. 
 
 Company B assisted at the funerals of several deceased soldiers; attended two battalion 
 drills, and participated in a public meeting. 
 
132 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Company “C,” 28rH Batration, Potwin. 
 
 Captain: Mechanic: 
 Robert M. Poe. Poe, Milo C. 
 First Lieutenant: Privates: 
 
 Jesse F. Thompson. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Ralph 8S. Wilson. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Thompson, David C. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Harper, Millard A. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 Artz, Pete E. 
 Eccles, Henry W. 
 Smith, Albert E. 
 Watkins, Fred 8. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Adams, Raymond E. 
 Dewitt, James O. 
 Penner, Arthur. 
 Poe, William F. 
 Smith, Kenneth H. 
 Watson, Clarence. 
 
 Musicians: 
 
 Raleigh, Joseph. 
 Marshall, Ryland M. 
 
 Sergeant: 
 Poe, James S., discharged. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Bowyer, Frank O., 
 discharged. 
 
 Adams, Joseph A. 
 Ball, George W. 
 Bowyer, Arthur L. 
 Burton, John D. 
 Clawson, Daniel W. 
 Edwards, John D. 
 Farni, Christian H. 
 Ferrier, Leonard L. 
 Ford, Eddie C. 
 Foulk, George A. 
 Foulk, John C. 
 Fou!k, Robert W. 
 Geer, George. 
 
 Hall, Verne R. 
 Hall, Zernie H. 
 Harper, Raymond R. 
 Harvey, Theodore E. 
 Heuston, Oren 8. 
 
 Higdon, Arthur Philip. 
 
 Higdon, James H. 
 Hosman, Erliss R. 
 Jacobs, Homer H. 
 Kennedy, Paul V. 
 Kimberlin, John L. 
 
 Kimberlin, Leonard J. 
 
 Kimberlin, Orland J. 
 King, Melvin. 
 Laird, Charles E. 
 Laird, Edwin A. 
 Laird, John W. 
 Lamb, Miles D. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates—C ontinued. 
 
 Dean, Harry M., 
 discharged. 
 
 Patterson, Guy J., 
 discharged. 
 
 Perriman, Reuben T., 
 discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Lintner, Oscar B. 
 Lyon, George P. 
 Mertz, Albert L. 
 Moody, Charles E. 
 Moore, Claude E. 
 Newbury, George. 
 Palmer, Otto H. 
 Petty, William J. 
 Powers, William T. 
 Rice, Floyd J. 
 
 Poe, Cecil H. 
 Russell, Elzy 8S. 
 Schmidt, Edward. 
 Shockley, John H. 
 Shunk, Roscoe 8. 
 Smith, Floyd C. 
 Smith, George W. 
 Smith, James E. 
 Smith, Otto V. 
 Smith, Pearl G. 
 Snorf, Milton C. 
 Snyder, Frank M. 
 StahIman, David C. 
 Tomlinson, Clarence J. 
 Vandeventer, Vernie. 
 Watkins, Arthur P. 
 Watkins, John F. 
 Watkins, Joseph W. 
 Watkins, Rodger W. 
 Whitmore, George O. 
 Whitmore, Roy W. 
 Whiteside, Willie E. 
 Wilson, Clarence A. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Slocum, Jerry C., 
 discharged. 
 Scrivner, Roy A., 
 discharged. 
 Watson, John &., 
 discharged. 
 
 Company C assisted the Grand Army of the Republic in the services on Memorial Day, 
 
 May 30, 1918. 
 
 Participated in Liberty loan and Red 
 
 Cross campaigns. 
 
 The organization made special survey of Potwin oil field and Potwin refinery to prevent. 
 
 fires. Our activities were handicapped on account of the lack of arms and equipment. 
 
 Par- 
 
 ticipated in guard of honor to Governor Capper and Adjutant General Huffman at El Dorado. 
 Participated in battalion drill with Augusta and Douglass companies at Augusta. 
 
 Company “D,” 28TH Batrauion, Augusta. 
 
 Captain: 
 Rodney M. Schell. 
 
 No muster-out roll furnished. 
 
Kansas State Guard. 
 
 133 
 
 HEADQUARTERS, 29TH BaTTaLion, Cheney. 
 
 Major: 
 Fred Zimsmerman. 
 
 No activities reported. 
 
 Captain and Adjutant: 
 Ralph M. Oldfather. 
 
 Company “A,” 29TH BaTTaLion, Cheney. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Paul A. Lindholm. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Floyd W. Walter. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Heath, M. W. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Bennett, W. E. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Morss, Lawrence. 
 McHenry, George. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Gardner, L. E. 
 Jones, George. 
 Millhorn, Roy. 
 
 Captain: 
 
 Rex G. Williams, resigned. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 
 Paul T. Blakey, resigned. 
 
 Sergeant: 
 Nester, Earl, died. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Armstrong, George. 
 Aucherman, Harvey. 
 Beckett, Charles, Sr. 
 Beckett, Charles, Jr. 
 Bellew, S. E. 
 
 Black, Lester. 
 Bomholt, Ambrose. 
 Bomholt, C. O 
 Butts, Fred. 
 Clawson, Fred. 
 Dewey, Roy E. 
 Dibbens, Claude. 
 Dibbens, Clyde. 
 Englehart, Charles E. 
 Fearey, Harry. 
 Fitzgerald, Harvey. 
 Garrison, J. L. 
 Grett, John. 
 Handkins, Edwin. 
 Hartley, Earl. 
 Hartley, Harry W. 
 Hessel, Grover C. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates: 
 Bennett, Floyd, died. 
 
 Flinn, James, discharged. 
 
 Green, Earl, discharged. 
 Hessel, Cicero J., 
 discharged. 
 
 Metz, Avery, discharged. 
 
 Minges, Charles J., 
 discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Howard, Fred. 
 Kane, Mike. 
 Koster, H. J. H. 
 Lansdown, Ralph. 
 Lansdown, Roy. 
 Liggett, Raymond. 
 Mason, Bill T. 
 Morss, Clarence. 
 Padgett, Harold. 
 Parker, Alois R. 
 Payne, Leland. 
 Riggs, Earl. 
 Rodman, Forrest. 
 Rutherford, Ernest B. 
 Schaar, William. 
 Shiply, Charles. 
 Sinsley, Frank. 
 Thorp, William, Jr. 
 Thresher, W. V. 
 Trexler, P. H. 
 Walker, Jess. 
 Woods, Robert. 
 Woodward, Merlin. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Northeutt, T. L., 
 discharged. 
 
 Pryer, Elmer, discharged. 
 
 Sweet, Alva, discharged. 
 
 Walker, John, discharged. 
 
 Wolter, Herbert, 
 discharged. 
 
 The company drilled five months as Home Guards with two drills a week, and over an 
 
 hour at each drill 
 
 _Company A as State Guard, had uniforms, furnished by Major Zimmerman, and afterward 
 paid for by the individual members. ; F 
 Number of regular drills held by Company A, sixty-one, which consisted of close order, 
 
 extended order, guard duty, bayonet exercise, and ceremonies. 
 three; held by Goddard, Wichita, and Cheney. 
 
 Number of battalion drills, 
 At these, close order, extended order, guard 
 
 mount, and dress parade, also due honor paid to the band playing the National Anthem, and 
 this was a thrilling treat to the spectators. 
 
 The company attended the funeral of Floyd Bennett, a member of the Cheney company, 
 and conducted the funeral of Lieutenant Cunningham, United States army, with full mil- 
 
 tary honors. 
 
 The company furnished guards for the town ten days, after two grain elevators had been 
 
 set afire on the same day. 
 
 marshal was shot by a burglar. 
 
 occasions. 
 
 Guards were furnished the city for twenty-seven days after the 
 
 The guards were out looking for auto thieves at night on two 
 
 The battalion major, without remuneration drilled the high-school students daily for a 
 period of six months, and they became real snappy in the work. The school cadets aided in 
 
 all the war drives. 
 
 Five joined the army, although none were over eighteen years old. 
 
134 Adjutant General's Department. 
 
 Company “B,” 29TH BarraLion, Goddard. 
 
 Captain: Privates: Privates—Concluded. 
 L. A. Adler. Aaron, Joseph M. Jeffrey, Charles. 
 Bahull, James. Limebur, O. N. 
 ’ First Lieutenant: poe Ray. Miller, R. E. 
 allahan, A. B. Mitchell, L. S. 
 i hg le Carpenter, W. D. Mooberry, E. M. 
 : Clark, Leslie. McClallan, George S. 
 eres : Edwards, George. McGlynn, John B 
 Reece, Mevill W. Garnett, Ernest W. McGlynn, Pat. 
 Scholidon, Peter D. Garnett, T. E. Nelson, Albert E. 
 7 Gosney, W. H. Parks, Loyd E. 
 Corporals : Hagerty, N. E. Riley, Ott. 
 Coleman, Delbert H. Halderman, Robert H. Setzer, C. W. 
 Coons, F. C. Harvey, George W. Stemple, John 3. 
 Rishel, Walter. Havens, Frank. Wood, R. C. 
 Sherman, Harry C. Hendrixson, Joe. 
 Woolf, M. O. Hutchinson, S. 
 LOSSES. 
 Sergeant: Privates: Privates—Concluded. 
 Gregory, R. W., Burhns, John, discharged. Sallberg, Eric., 
 transferred. Duggan, George M., transferred. 
 transferred. Stroebel, Charles, died. 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Company B participated in all Liberty loan and Red Cross campaigns. 
 
 Company “C,” 29TH BartraLion, Clearwater. 
 
 Captain: Privates: Privates—Concluded. 
 Warren Matthews. Abel, Herman. Kimmel, Don. 
 Bencer, J. Kraft, Stephen. 
 First Lieutenant: - roe Edward. Kuhl, J. D. 
 arr, Fred. Laebel, Joseph. 
 BN Carr, Harry. Lobel, Joseph. 
 r . ; Cassidy, Joseph. Lohman, Fred. 
 ge Sl sons Chambers, Hobart. Long, Lawrence. 
 J. A. Giesendorf. Chambers, J. C. Lucas, Robert. 
 , Chambers, Worth. Lupton, Claud. 
 First Sergeant: Colver, Merl. Magill, Clyde. 
 Finley, L. Lee. Cook, Claud. Mathews, Kenneth. 
 Daran, Harry. Matthews, Fred. 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: a es McCapperity, Lee. 
 uncan, L. B. McLaughlin, Harold. 
 oie Fst) English, H. Popp, Albert. 
 % a Geisendorf, Leon. Richiy, V. P. 
 pe gees: Graham, Wallace. Sautter, Louis. 
 Dale, Frank M. Gregory, Lon. Small, Edward. 
 Hammers, Robert. Hammers, L. A. Smith, Joab. 
 Harrington, Walter. Snonely, Hebert. 
 Corporals; Hope, A. B. Snyder, R. V. 
 Carpenter, M. Hope, Clifford. Tallman, Sam. 
 Hall, Fred. Jent, ‘Cecil. Twiggs, D. E. 
 Richards, Frank. Jent, Sam. Whittaker, C. A. 
 Rochette, Will. Johnson, Carl. Winn, Charles. 
 Tjaden, Jacob. Johnson, George. Winn, Roy. 
 LOSSES. 
 Second Lieutenant: Corporal: Privates: 
 Harry Burchell, discharged. Webb, Frank, discharged. Carter, Ernest, discharged. 
 
 Moon, S. A., discharged. 
 Riggs, Ralf, discharged. 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Company C attended all battalion drills, and maintained weekly drill. Participated in the 
 Liberty loan parade at Wechita, April 10, 1918. Maintained order at a Red Cross pienic at 
 Peck, Kan., July 4, 1918. Guarded and maintained order at the city park during the week 
 of August 18 to 23, 1918; took charge of the local celebration November 11. Equipped and 
 kept up company at expense of the members of the organization. 
 
 The organization furnished firing squad and had charge of exercises May 30, 1918. Gave 
 military funeral with full honors to Lorenzo Wolf, aviation department, United States army, 
 October 16, 1918. 
 
Kansas State Guard. 
 
 Company “D,” 297TH Barra.ion, Viola. 
 
 Captain: 
 Charles A. Thrift. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Ernest L. Clark. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 John R. Small. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Grimsley, William N. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Dobbin, Thomas M. 
 Porter, Joseph C. 
 
 Corporals: 
 Dalbom, Leonard. 
 Porter, Walter G. 
 Spitler, Orville O. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Dobbins, Blair E., 
 discharged. 
 Dobbins, Glenn, 
 - discharged. 
 
 Artificer: 
 Miller, Edwin B. 
 
 Cook: 
 Thompson, Thomas G. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Coates, Ernest B. 
 Dalbom, Carl M. 
 Dobbin, Stewart. 
 Elliott, Robert. 
 Ewing, Glenn G. 
 Ewing, William R. 
 Faulkner, Carl. 
 Faulkner, John, 
 Foster, Philip E. 
 Goll, William J. 
 Grier, Andrew 8. 
 Grimsley, James E. 
 Grimsley, John A. 
 Hare, Lawrence W. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Ewing, Charles A., 
 discharged. 
 
 ' ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded: 
 
 Hart; (Ora: 
 
 Johnson, Herman G. 
 Kimel, Chester L. 
 Lindsay, James E. 
 Miller, John C. 
 More, Leroy J. 
 Nighswonger, Jay. 
 Nighswonger, Percy P. 
 Porter, George E. 
 Poschen, Joe. 
 Rairden, Ralph H. 
 Robinson, Thomas D. 
 Robinson, William J. 
 Sisson, Alva R. 
 Stinson, Max W. 
 Swaney, Harold F. 
 Taylor, Calvin R. 
 Thomas, Charles W. 
 Wasson, Roy H. 
 Wise, Dewey H. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 More, Harry, 
 discharged. 
 
 Company D participated in Decoration Day exercises at two places, and in Thanksgiving 
 
 services in 1918. 
 
 Individual members of the organization ass'sted in the Liberty loan, Red Cross, Five-in- 
 
 One, and American relief drives. 
 
 Company “E,” 29TH Batration, Mount Hope. 
 
 Captain: 
 Samuel Mullin. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Christopher R. Rankin. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Albert Larsen. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Bardshar, Harry. 
 
 Sergean ts: 
 Adams, Harry O. 
 Stamback, Roy. 
 Wright, Aris L. 
 
 Corporals: 
 Adams, Carl D. 
 Black, Cloyd W. 
 French, Clark. 
 Porter, Edward M. 
 
 Sergeant: 
 
 Allen, John L., discharged. 
 
 Privates: 
 Adams, Grover D. 
 Anderson, Ola F. 
 Baird, Fred C. 
 Baird, Robert. 
 Beltz, Lewis. 
 Bense, Pearl F. | 
 Brewer, Charles E. 
 Brewer, Robert G. 
 Callias, Eugene. 
 Caple, Orvil R. 
 Congdon, Morrison W. 
 Dow, Fred. 
 Dow, Lloyd. 
 Frazee, Charles. 
 Grier, Cyrus N. 
 Hazlett, William E. 
 Hoover, Frank. 
 Horseman, Delmar. 
 Horseman, Jay R. 
 Ives, Walter R. 
 Johnson, Sydney R. 
 Keller, Oscar F. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 Privates: 
 Astle, William H., 
 discharged. 
 Cauble, Wilbur L., 
 discharged. 
 Hill, Chester, died. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Kissick, Claud. 
 Kissick, Dewey. 
 
 Koch, Fred H. 
 
 Koch, John A. 
 Lauterbach, Christopher. 
 Matzek, Lewis. 
 
 Moore, Charles H.~ 
 McCormick, Harvey. 
 McCormick, Stewart C. 
 Osborne, Otha. 
 
 Porter, John A. 
 Rimbey, Leonard C. 
 Salome, William C., Sr. 
 Salome, William C., Jr. 
 Schneider, Floyd R. 
 Smith, Lewis 8. 
 
 Smith, Stewart J. 
 Snively, William F. 
 Wilkinson, Francis H. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 Hunsberger, Howard G., 
 discharged. 
 Kissick, Harold, discharged. 
 Lauterback, Bernard, 
 discharged. 
 
 Company E participated in all Liberty loan and Red Cross campaigns. 
 
136 | Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Heapquarters, 30TH Batrauion, Blue Rapids. 
 
 Major: 
 Charles E. Drumm. 
 
 Captain and Adjutant: 
 Eugene Gordon. 
 
 No activities reported. 
 
 Captain and Supply Officer: 
 
 Clarence A. Hodges. 
 
 Captain and Surgeon: 
 
 Robert Leith. 
 
 Company “A,” 30TH Batrauion, Blue Rapids. 
 
 Captain: 
 Arthur J. Brice. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 John Frost. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Ambrose, Roland B. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Dean, Aubrey R. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Brown, Walter B. 
 Houston, James H. 
 Murrell, George W. 
 Rodkey, Clyde K. 
 Ryan, James E. 
 Tibbetts, Livy B. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Axtell, Willis E. 
 Brown, John C. 
 Danheim, Henry N. 
 Elhott, Joseph H. 
 Gilson, Samuel W. 
 Hodges, George A. 
 
 Captain: 
 
 Clarence A. Hodges, 
 discharged. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 
 Guy E. McCarthy, 
 discharged. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Deiderich, Egon, 
 discharged. 
 Hunt, Wiliam W., 
 discharged. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Carlson, Robert, 
 discharged. 
 
 Frost, Earl W., discharged. 
 Mann, Leland, discharged. 
 
 Pishney, Edward J., 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Adams, George W., died. 
 
 Bailey, Charles, 
 discharged. 
 
 Benedict, Murray L., 
 discharged. 
 
 Brooks, Louis R., 
 discharged. 
 
 Corporals—Concluded. 
 
 Skalla, Fred. 
 Strange, Joseph M. 
 Watters, Ora S. 
 
 Artificer: 
 
 Farrar, Romeo G. 
 
 Musician: 
 
 Cockerell, Wallace E. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Adams, Roy. 
 
 Albin, Grover C. 
 Anderson, John. 
 Ashburn, Ernest W. 
 Bartlett, Arthur E. 
 Beacham, Carl R. 
 Blair, James Dana. 
 Blauer, Philip W. 
 Conz, Lee. 
 
 Coulter, Clarence. 
 Coulter, William W. 
 Cummings, Galan. 
 DeYoung, Aaron. 
 Drake, Howard. 
 Ewing, Grant. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Brown, Henry L., 
 discharged. 
 
 Coulter, Clarence K., 
 discharged. 
 
 Crissman, James Ira, 
 discharged. 
 
 Elliott, Jesse W., 
 discharged. 
 
 Fincham, Fred, discharged. 
 
 Fitzgerald, Isaac F., 
 discharged. 
 
 Foreman, Homer, 
 discharged. 
 
 Hunter, William F, S., 
 discharged. 
 
 Jette, Charles E., 
 discharged. 
 
 Johnson, Walter, 
 discharged. 
 
 Kaump, Henry F., 
 discharged. 
 
 Kendall, William W., 
 discharged. 
 
 Lake, Warner, discharged. 
 
 Lamb, Harry T., 
 discharged. 
 
 Lamb, William J., 
 discharged. 
 
 Lambert, Carson E., 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Ewing, Levi G. 
 Fincham, Emmet. 
 Fitzgerald, Donald E. 
 Foltz, John E. 
 
 Frost, Clyde D. 
 Griffee, James I. 
 Griffith, John E. 
 Harland, Earl. 
 Henderson, Charles W. 
 Hoag, Germ 
 Holcomb, Arthur H. 
 Honeycutt, Isaac. 
 Honeycutt, Robert. 
 Hula, Will J. 
 Hurlburt, George W. 
 Hurlburt, Kenneth. 
 VanValkenburg, Frank. 
 Vernson, Henry H. 
 Warren, Walter W. 
 Watters, James. 
 Watters, John. 
 Weeks, Byron. 
 
 Weeks, Walter. 
 
 Wells, William B. 
 Worthington, William. 
 Zulek, John. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Land, Robert C., 
 discharged. 
 
 Layton, Fred M., 
 discharged. 
 
 Leeson, Nathanial, 
 discharged. 
 
 Lorig, Hugh L., discharged. 
 
 Marvin, Albert A., 
 discharged. 
 
 Marvin, Frank, discharged. 
 
 Mickel, Otto, died. 
 
 Miller, Vern, discharged. 
 
 Monteith, Walter, 
 discharged. 
 
 Moore, Harry L., 
 discharged. 
 
 Moore, John C., 
 discharged. 
 
 Murrell, Kenneth, 
 discharged. 
 
 Musil, Emil, discharged. 
 
 Musil, Otto, discharged. 
 
 McGinnis, George E., 
 discharged. 
 
 McKee, Clarence, 
 discharged. 
 
 McKee, Ross, discharged. 
 
 Nelson, Robert T., 
 discharged. 
 
 Netz, William, Jr., 
 discharged. 
 
Kansas State Guard. 187 
 
 Company “A,” 30TH BaTtTaLion, BLUE Rapips—Concluded. 
 
 Privates—Continued. Privates—Continued. Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Netz, William C., Reedy, Burton H., Stauufer, Frederick L., 
 discharged. discharged. discharged. 
 
 Nevins, James W., Reedy, Thomas W., Stocks, Fred L., 
 discharged. discharged. discharged. 
 
 Norton, Jesse O., Rodgers, Charles N., Tempero, C. W., 
 discharged. discharged. discharged. 
 
 Old, S. Job, discharged. Rodkey, Clayton, Tibbetts, Charles C., 
 
 Peacock, Edward F., discharged. discharged. 
 discharged. Rodkey, Fred S., Tibbetts, Harlow, 
 
 Peacock, William F., discharged. discharged, 
 discharged. Rundus, Joseph, Tolbert, Fred, discharged. 
 
 Pishney, John F., discharged. Troutner, Melvin, 
 discharged. Rundus, Paul, discharged. discharged. 
 
 Quinn, Robert E., Sabin, William H., VanHouten, William G., 
 discharged. discharged. discharged. 
 
 Robb, Henry, discharged. Skalla, John, discharged. Whiting, Frank, discharged. 
 
 Reeder, Hal C., Smith, Fred, discharged. 
 discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 February 10, 1918, Company A helped to promote a patriotic meeting, which was ad- 
 sige by Dr. Frank Loveland, in which $370 was raised to supply ambulances to go to 
 
 rance 
 
 February 16, 1918, a pro-German near Blue Rapids had become rather bold in his utter- 
 ances against our country. The guard went to his home and brought him to the Commercial 
 Club rooms. He was persuaded to kiss the flag, swear allegiance to the United States, and to 
 pay $100 to the Red Cross. This prompt action of the guard checked pro-Germanism and 
 aided in the collection of the Red Cross funds. | 
 
 February 14, 1918, attended a patriotic meeting at the Methodist church as an organiza- 
 tion. 
 
 March 21, 1918, the prisoners having broken out of the county jail at Marysville, the 
 sheriff called on Company A for help to guard bridges to the south. Guards were posted on 
 three road bridges and one railroad bridge all night. 
 
 March 31, 1918, there were rumors of pro-Germanism at the dedication of a German 
 church some miles south of Blue Rapids. Company A hiked out that way and drilled near, 
 while several guards, in plain clothes, who understood German, attended the services and re- 
 ported nothing wrong. 
 
 April 6, 1918, gave a parade and attended in a body a patriotic meeting, addressed by 
 J. E. Nugent, of Kansas City. 
 
 May 30, 1918, took charge of Decoration Day services. 
 
 - June 3, 1918, attended the funeral, at,Breman, of Fred Rengstrof, a soldier who died at 
 unston. 
 
 June 30, 1918, attended the Memorial services at Irwin for Lieutenant Milton Drumm, the 
 first Marshall county soldier killed in France; also participated in battalion drill. 
 
 July 7, 1918, gave drill and took part in "Red Cross drive. 
 
 July 10, 1918, the city water pump was broke, and the guard patrolled the city as a meas- 
 ure of fire protection. 
 
 July 14, 1918, attended a Red Cross rally at Breman and took part in an exhibition and 
 battalion drill. 
 
 July 28, 1918, was reviewed and inspected by Adjutant General Charles S. Huffman at 
 Frankfort. 
 
 September 25, 1918, gave military funeral to George Adams, a member of the company. 
 
 October 8 and November 11, 1918, the Marshall county State Guard was reviewed and 
 inspected at Blue Rapids, by Captain C. A. Dempsey, 164th Depot Brigade, Camp Funston; 
 also took part in competitive drill; took charge of policing the grounds for the Marshall 
 county fair and participated in the fourth Liberty loan drive. 
 
 October 26, 1918, gave a military funeral to William Netz at Irving, a soldier who died 
 at Funston, also a former member of Company A. 
 
 November 10, 1918, gave a military funeral to Myron Swank at Cottage Hill, who was a 
 former member of Company A and had just enlisted in the national service. 
 
 November 30, 1918, gave. a military funeral to J. M. Snodgrass, a Civil War veteran. 
 
 December 4, 1918, promoted and attended in a body a lecture by Trooper O’Conner. 
 
 February 9, 1919, attended the Roosevelt memorial services at the Presbyterian church in 
 the morning and the Lincoln memorial at the Baptist church in the evening. 
 
 March 31, 1919, gave a military funeral to Major John McPherson, a Civil War veteran. 
 
 April ‘7, 1919, gave a military funeral to Charles Edinborough, a Civil War veteran. 
 
 May 30, 1919, took charge of Decoration Day services. 
 
 September 20, 1919, auto was stolen at Marysville. The guard turned out to assist the 
 marshal and guarded the roads. We recovered the automobile at Blue Rapids, but the thief 
 got away. Investigated several fires caused from trains in grain fields, also notified the state 
 fire marshal of one incendiary fire of gran stacks, who sent a man to investigate, made an 
 arrest, but the case has not yet been tried. 
 
138 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Company “B,” 30TH Barration, Bigelow. 
 
 Captain: 
 C. E. Drumm. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 R. A. Smith, 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Robert S. Shope. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Hunt, Daniel H. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 Bronaugh, Clarence A. 
 
 Brubaker, Nathan A. 
 
 Cope, Harry M. 
 Lynch, Andy R. 
 Raymond; Fea B. 
 Rucker, John W. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Abbott, Bernard V. 
 Chitty, Wyman. 
 Jones, Louis T. 
 Klein, Louis H. 
 Morton, Perry O. 
 MeNelly, Eli L. 
 Raymond, George B. 
 Rinehart, William. 
 Smith, Robert E. 
 Walls, Charles A. 
 
 No activities reported. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Bolejack, Lloyd. 
 Bronaugh, Loren M. 
 Carlson, Melvin E. 
 Carlson, Walter W. 
 Carpenter, George G. 
 Colton, Emry R. 
 Cook, Harold A. 
 Crawford, Henry C. 
 Cromwell, Leonard C. 
 Dodd, Everett M. 
 Drager, Clyde A. 
 Dunham, Frank. 
 Dunham, Oren M. 
 Dunham, Thomas J. 
 Everson, Nathan. 
 
 Grove, Vernon Delbert. 
 
 Hale, Robert E. 
 Harrison, Edwin O. 
 Harrison, Jesse. 
 Hartwell, Clyde M. 
 Henry, Frank. 
 
 Hoig, Bennie J. 
 Jones, Earl. 
 
 Jones, Floyd L. 
 Kapitan, Rudolph A. 
 Lacy, Arthur L. 
 Lundry, Elber E. 
 Melton, Christain. 
 Melton, H. Alonzo. 
 Meyer, Thomas A. 
 Mills, Norris A. 
 Morton, Frank G, 
 Morton, George L. 
 Morton, George L., Jr. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Morton, Lancelot A. 
 Morton, Perry, Jr. 
 Musser, Clinton O, 
 Myers, Clarence. 
 Osborne, Leroy G. 
 Raymond, Nelson A. 
 Rinehart, Frank. 
 Rinehart, Wilbur. 
 
 Rucker, Henry A. 
 
 Sabin, Alexander W. 
 Seldon, James W. - 
 Seldon, Mark H. 
 Seldon, Roy R. 
 Smith, Guy R. 
 Smith, James A. 
 Sparks, Clarence P. 
 Stedman, Albert E. 
 Summers, Marion A. 
 Summers, Loyd W. 
 Tebbutt, Frederick W. 
 Tebbutt, William. 
 Tietz, Paul. 
 Vaughn, George. 
 Wagner, Matt F. 
 Wagor, Charles A. 
 Warren, John T. 
 Whaley, George A. 
 Whaley, Samuel F. 
 Wilbur, Adrian L. 
 Williams, Finley J. 
 Williams, Joseph E. 
 Williams, Marion W 
 Wright, Samuel J. 
 
Kansas State Guard. 
 
 Company “C,” 30TH Bartration, Irving. 
 
 Captain: 
 
 Charles G. Fulkerson. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Carl Peterson. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Durland, B. K. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 Blaney, William. 
 Carney, Walter. 
 Gillette, James. 
 Kautz, F. R. 
 Stiles, H. T. 
 Tyron, A. L. 
 
 Corporals: 
 Boyd, O. 8. 
 
 Gould, Raymond. 
 
 Jones, Gilbert. 
 Jones, H. B. 
 Jones, Paul. 
 Miller, Earl. 
 Sabin, Maynard. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Alleman, A. W. 
 Austin, Kenneth. 
 Bieler, Ray.. 
 Boatman, O. 
 Boyd, George, 
 Boyd, John. 
 
 Private: 
 
 Strader, Aaron, died, 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Boyd, Thomas. 
 Bromwell, Harold. 
 Bromwell, J. J. 
 Budenbender, Joe. 
 Burroughs, L. R. 
 Carlson, Alfred, 
 Carlson, John. 
 Carney, William 8S. 
 Christie, Ray. 
 Cooper, Clarence. 
 Corptein, John. 
 Dawhins, J. F. 
 DeShazer, Frank. 
 DeShazer, Ralph. 
 Dunlap, Lloyd. 
 Ewing, John. 
 Fairbanks, M. 
 Forbes, B. 
 
 Frank, Harry. 
 Gronquist, Conrad. 
 Haddan, Ed. 
 Hawk, A. 
 
 Helton, Walter. 
 Horalek, Frank. 
 Horalek, William. 
 Huffmier, Harry. 
 Hull, Marion D. 
 Hull, Willis. 
 Jones, J. R. 
 
 Judd, Garwood. 
 Katspish, Stephen. 
 Lane, Floyd. 
 
 LOSS. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Company C drilled twice a week for eight months. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Layton, J. M. 
 Lyon, Oren. 
 Netz, Harvey. 
 Netz, Theo. 
 Newberry, Earl. 
 Newberry, Ed. 
 Nowak, Joe. 
 Osborne, D. L. 
 Piper, F. J. 
 Rickey, D. P. 
 Rohe, John C. 
 Roseman, H. 
 Shaeffer, Herbert. 
 Shipp, Bert. 
 Slifer, O. W. 
 Smercheck, P. 
 Stewart, Harry. 
 Stiverson, Frank. 
 Stiverson, George C 
 Strahm, E. L. 
 Strange, Roy. 
 Tenopee, John. 
 Thomas, A. 
 Thomas, M. 
 Thomas, Robert. 
 Thomason, Donald. 
 Vanscoter, D. E. 
 Wacek, C. A. 
 Wacek, Frank. 
 Warders, C. E. 
 Wells, J. F. 
 Wilkinson, Lloyd. 
 
 139 
 
140 
 
 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Company “D,” 30TH BatTaLion, Waterville. 
 
 Captain: 
 James Stevenson. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 G. W. Shearer. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Fitzgerald, F. E. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Berner, Robert E. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Geyer, Auther F. 
 Giles, Roy G. 
 Noll, J. P. 
 Thomas, P. R. 
 
 Thompson, James W. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Aganbright, Glen T. 
 Byers, Peter J. 
 Copeland, C. E. 
 Fitzgerald, Frank R. 
 Gordon, D. 
 Jacobson, D. 
 Larson, Martin. 
 Ricews Gian 
 
 Scheinkoeing, John A. 
 
 Solt, Lowell E. 
 Youngerberg, Harry. 
 
 Musicians: 
 
 Benfield, O. E. 
 McAtee, Ernest. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Alderson, Loyd. 
 Anderson, Ed. 
 Anderson, Elmer. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 
 Eugene Gordon, discharged. 
 
 Privates—C ontinued. 
 
 Anderson, Simon. 
 Arganbright, Arch. 
 Arganbright, Charles R. 
 Arganbright, Will W. 
 Bartley, Clarence. 
 Bartlow,, W. R. 
 Blasier, F. J. 
 Brener, Paul. 
 Buckner, Glen H. 
 Bull, Archie J. 
 Burt, Lawrence. 
 Campbell, Robert J. 
 Christensen, Dennis. 
 Dahm, John W. 
 Davidson, Kelsy. 
 Davidson, Roy. 
 Earl, Jay. 
 
 Giles, William. 
 Gordon, Chester. 
 Gordon, Foster. 
 Hayward, Warren. 
 Heckard, Eli. 
 
 Hirt, Charles. 
 Holbrook, C. C. 
 Honstead, F. H. 
 Honstead, Fred. 
 Hubbard, L. R. 
 Johnson, Andrew. 
 Johnson, Edwin. 
 Johnson, Theodore. 
 Jones, Raymond. 
 Keefover, M. A. 
 Lamoreaux, Harry G. 
 Lewis, John. 
 Larson, Karl R. 
 Larson, L. A. 
 Larson, Lewis. 
 Lillibridge, Fred. 
 Linquist, E. T. 
 Livergood, G. E. 
 Mapes, Auther V. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates: 
 Flook, O. A., discharged. 
 
 Hubbard, J. W., 
 
 Corporals : discharged. 
 Baker, Waldo R., Jacobson, R. E., 
 discharged. discharged. 
 Paul, G. H., died. Nordquist, Charles A., 
 Finley, Leonard J., died. discharged. 
 
 No activities reported. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Mills, Charles H. 
 Mills, J. G. 
 Modean, J. S. 
 Nelson, Harold. 
 Nelson, Rengus H. 
 Nelson, Richard E, 
 Nelson, William E, 
 Nider, Bryon J. 
 Nider, Gilbert O. 
 Paul, Roy. 
 Peterson, Fred. 
 Peterson, Hans E. 
 Pishney, V. E. 
 Roepke, George. 
 Roepke, Walter. 
 Sawin, Carl G. 
 Seih, William. 
 Shirck, Harvey. 
 Shrick, Howard. 
 Sisco, Elmer. 
 Springer, Gerald. 
 Stenson, Ira P. 
 Stryker, Bennett T. 
 Stryker, John C. 
 Sucharcht, Roy. 
 Summers, W. R. 
 Tommer, John J. 
 Tommer, Joseph R. 
 Traxler, Ralph E. 
 Welch, E. 
 Wetenberger, David B. 
 Zellar, Edward. 
 Zellar, Melvin. 
 
 Privates—Concluded.. 
 
 Palmer, E. R., discharged. 
 Reboul, W. A., discharged. 
 
 Schreck, Herman, 
 discharged. 
 
 Stewart, F. C., discharged. 
 Stewart, W. J., discharged. 
 
 HEADQUARTERS, 31st Batrauion, Frankfort. 
 
 Major: Captain and Surgeon: 
 Fred K. Barrett. Mark A. Brawley. 
 
 No activities reported. 
 
Kansas State Guard. 
 
 14] 
 
 , Company “A,” 31st Barraion, Frankfort. 
 
 Captain: 
 Theodore James Rhodes. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Russell L. Hazzard. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 William J. Gregg. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Kennedy, Henry. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Leonard, Albert J. 
 Melcher, Wilham H. 
 Nauman, Irving. 
 Pennington, Lawrence. 
 Tobin, Frank H. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Auld, George W. 
 Black, John O. 
 Doty, Fredrick H. 
 Farrant, Melvin B. 
 Hood, D. E. 
 Murphy, H. L. 
 Nichols, Robert G. 
 Rickson, Fred. ; 
 Smith, Floyd. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 4 Adams, Joseph F. 
 Anderson, Andrew. 
 Anderson, James Leo. 
 Auld, William D. 
 Barrett, W. W. 
 Briner, Chester O. 
 Briner, George F. 
 Burke, Peter F. 
 Cairy, Thomas J. 
 Chandler, James F. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Barkes, J. M., discharged. 
 Cannon, J. L., discharged. 
 
 Hazzard, R. L., 
 discharged. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Barrett, R. C., discharged. 
 
 Cook, Ivan, discharged. 
 Harland, Charles H., 
 discharged. 
 Hartman, Allen P., 
 discharged. 
 MecRuer, Duncan, 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates: 
 Bronoughs, Ralph O., 
 discharged. 
 > Brooks, Angelus, 
 discharged. 
 Comfort, C. H., 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Chitty, Joseph G. 
 Colvard, Benjamin R. 
 Culhan, John. 
 Cummings, Abe R. 
 Cummings, Ralph 8. 
 Curtis, Albert L. 
 Davis, Joseph 8S. 
 DeLude, William G. 
 Denlinger, Bert. 
 Dodge, George Franklin. 
 Dunlap, James H. 
 Farrar, Forrest W. 
 Feldhauser, William J. 
 Ferris, Mike. 
 
 Ferris, William H. 
 Flin, Amos M. 
 Foye, Oliver H. 
 Gingles, Thomas B. 
 Gregg, Edward M. 
 Griffee, Archie. 
 Gumm, Elmer G. 
 Halsel, Harold. 
 Hartman, Frank M. 
 Hartshorn, J. V. 
 Kaskin, M. M. 
 Hendricks, Luther L. 
 Hersh, Frank. 
 
 Hersh, Gerald A. 
 Hessel, Clemet J. 
 Hibner, George J. W. 
 Hileker, C. Bertrand. 
 Hilcker, Charles H. 
 Horigan, Lawrence J. 
 Horr, Harry O. 
 Jillson, Dwight D. 
 Jones, David. 
 
 Jones, Russel H. 
 Kennedy, James. 
 Leupold, Glen L. 
 Lukens, Marion E. 
 Lutz, Elmer T. 
 Mackey, Michael T. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Connors, John, discharged. 
 
 Connors, Stafford, 
 transferred. 
 
 Coxley, Gustave, 
 discharged. 
 
 Elstrum, E., discharged. 
 
 Ferris, M. M., discharged. 
 
 Flaherty, Vincent, died. 
 
 Flin, Hannon B., 
 discharged. 
 
 Harrison, Jesse, 
 transferred. 
 
 Hartwell, Earl, discharged. 
 
 Heisse, Victor, discharged. 
 
 Hessel, Arthur, discharged. 
 
 Howland, Samuel, 
 discharged. 
 
 Hull, Paul T., discharged. 
 
 Johnson, C. H., 
 discharged. 
 
 Mathews, Samuel A., 
 discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Company A participated in all war-time activities. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Mackey, Richard C. 
 Manges, William. 
 Marksman, Joseph A. 
 Martin, Fred E. 
 Martin, William. 
 Milikan, Richard M. 
 Miller, Claude E. 
 Morse, Arthur D. 
 Museil, Joseph K. 
 Myers, Howard E. 
 McConchie, Joseph M. 
 Nester, George W., Jr. 
 Ogren, Victor. 
 Osborn, Benjamin R. 
 Osborn, James R. 
 Patzka, Andrew A. 
 Quick, Thomas R. 
 Reust, Cornelius F. 
 Reust, Hobart. 
 Reust, Ranse. 
 Rickson, Evan. 
 Robinson, Charles H. 
 Rogers, Charles. 
 Ryan, John W. 
 Schafer, August. 
 Schneider, John C. 
 Shearer, Andrew. 
 Shearer, George H. 
 Sheehan, Michael. 
 Smith, James W. 
 Smith, Thomas J. 
 Snodgrass, William H. 
 Taylor, Roscoe A. 
 Tilley, Charles A. 
 Tilley, Lavern, Jr. 
 Walters, Russel J. 
 Warner, Fred T. 
 Welch, James M. 
 West, G. M. 
 Williams, Charles V. 
 Wolfe, James A. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Miller, Albert, discharged. 
 McGurk, Thomas, 
 discharged. 
 Norris, L. J., discharged. 
 Osborn, Gene, discharged. 
 Overbaugh, Phil, 
 discharged. 
 Pendergrast, T. V., 
 discharged. 
 Potter, Edgar, discharged. 
 Pratt, Grover, discharged. 
 Pumell, John, discharged. 
 Rickson, John, discharged. 
 Schiller, W. J., discharged. 
 Seldon, J. S., discharged. 
 Seldon, Mark, transferred. 
 Seldon, Roy, discharged. 
 Snodgrass, Howard, 
 discharged. 
 Stromer, E. E., discharged. 
 Vaught, W. D., 
 discharged. 
 Warren, J. T., discharged. 
 
142 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Company “B,” 31st Barrauion, Frankfort. 
 
 Captain: 
 Carroll Walker. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Herbert A. Sherarer. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 James M. Rhodes. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Campbell, William. 
 Crooks, James W. 
 McGee, Robert S. 
 Shearer, D. W. 
 Snodgrass, T. W. 
 ‘Pyrl, Arthurs .. 
 
 Corporals: 
 Auld, Frank W. 
 Carver, Ivan P. 
 Mackey, Richard H. 
 McCullock, Clark. 
 
 Musician: 
 Ludwick, David W. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Arnold, Joseph E. 
 Barnett, Albert G. 
 Bigham, Matthew T. 
 Black, Frank R. 
 Blackney, Arthur E. 
 Bonnell, Charles W. 
 Bonnell, George P. 
 Botzenhart, George J. 
 Briner, Charles G. 
 Brooks, McKinley. 
 Brophy, John M. 
 Carpenter, James H. 
 Clena, Joseph F. 
 Conoway, Albert B. 
 Cooper, John E. 
 Cox, Elmer Willis. 
 Culhan, John. 
 Curtis, Clarence. 
 Curtis, Reamy. 
 
 No activities reported. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Dalton, Oliver L. 
 DeBord, Otis F. 
 Dwinnell, Frank C. 
 Eby, Frank D. 
 Ellis, Murray J. 
 Farrell, John E. 
 Feldhausen, Harry. 
 Fitch, Austin D.: 
 Flinn, Owen. 
 
 Foltz, Harry B. 
 Ford, Roy O. 
 Ford, William H. 
 Foster, Earl C. 
 Fox, Thomas A. 
 Gano, George E. 
 Gough, Charley D. 
 Gough, Robert Eugene. 
 Griffee, Wait O. 
 
 Gruntzmacher, Rudolph E. 
 
 Hardman, William H. 
 Harrison, Edwin A. 
 Haskin, Harold. 
 Hobson, Orlando K. 
 Hopkins, John F. 
 Horrigan, Daniel. 
 Horrigan, John 8S. 
 Huff, Earl R. 
 Johnston, Erskin W. 
 Johnson, William H. 
 Jones, Hugh C. 
 Jones, Jacob W. 
 Kelly, Charles W. 
 Kelly, Miles. 
 
 Kirby, Otis H. 
 Lane, Howard H. 
 Larson, Carl L. 
 Lefler, Charles. 
 Lesslie, Joel S. 
 Lobley, John W. 
 Lord, Samuel W. 
 Lucas, Winfred B. 
 Lutz, Davton K. 
 Lutz, Ollie I. 
 Lyman, Clarence A. 
 Mackey, Leo J. 
 Martin, Carl. 
 Massie, Edwurd W. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Miller, Westev C, 
 Morton, Cnarles 8. 
 Morton, R. N. 
 Myers, Arthur E. 
 McCouchie, U. S. Grant. 
 Neal, Winifred. 
 Nestor, Fred H. 
 North, Jacob. 
 Osborne, Sidney R. 
 Overbaugh, Nelson. 
 Parmentier, Fredrick M. 
 Peahcer, William H. 
 Potter, Harry D. 
 Rachstraw, Mark. 
 Radcliffe, P. F. 
 Reynolds, Toney M. 
 Ricker, Peter James. 
 Ryan, James H. 
 Scholtz, Walter T. 
 Scott, Z. Z. 
 
 Severns, Shirley. 
 Sheehan, Peter. 
 Shinkle, Jay B. 
 Shumate, Herbert N. 
 Siemotter, Paul R. 
 Smith, Dale. 
 
 Solt, Burnie W. 
 Stillwell, Lester L. 
 Sullivan, John J. 
 Thomas, Warren F. 
 Tilley, Alva H. 
 Tilley, Clyde R. 
 Tilley, John W. 
 Tilley, Victor. 
 Turner, Thomas B. F. 
 Twidwell, Leonard C. 
 Wanklyn, George F. 
 Warner, Robert J. 
 Waxler, Ewing. 
 Waymire, Allie. 
 Waymire, Carlton A. 
 Weis, Rudolph R. 
 Wells, Thomas 8. 
 Wendling, Fred. 
 Wendling, Raphael. 
 
Kansas State Guard. 
 
 148 
 
 Company “C,” 31st Barration, Vliets. 
 
 Captain: 
 
 Herman B. Johnson. 
 
 First Liewtenant: 
 Clarence E. Hull, 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Clarence D. Steele. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Hubka, Alvin. 
 Jacoby, Wayne P. 
 Johnson, John A. 
 
 Rundquist, Abner J. 
 
 Talbot, Lesley R. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Carlson, Verner E. 
 Dewalt, Arthur J. 
 Dierking, Otis L. 
 Hubka, James. 
 Johnson, Edward, 
 Johnson, Emil J. 
 Lofdalh, Elmer. 
 Owen, Earl. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Allen, William. 
 Barnes, Oscar B. 
 Brophy, Edward J. 
 Brown, Adolphus. 
 Buck, William T. 
 Carney, John. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Cobb, Andrew. 
 Connet, Ray M. 
 Dewalt, Chester. 
 Dierking, Clifton J. 
 Drotts, John E. 
 Evans, Albert. 
 Ewing, Willard. 
 Gates, Ralph A. 
 Gerardy, Albert L. 
 Glasgow, Walter R. 
 Grable, Lee. 
 Gustafson, Edward, 
 Handley, Orlie. 
 Hasellgren, Jacob E. 
 Heath, Charles. 
 Heath, George. 
 Hendrickson, James. 
 Hill, Ernest. 
 Howell, Elmer W. 
 Howell, Frank E. 
 Hubka, Ferdinand. 
 Jackson, William T. 
 Jellison, Lowene W. 
 Jellison, Silas D. 
 Johnson, George V. 
 Johnson, Hans J. 
 Johnson, Leonard. 
 Johnson, Sigel R. 
 Johnson, Virgil W. 
 Kasper, David. 
 Kasper, Oscar E. V. 
 Kenworthy, Julius J. 
 Lew, Albin. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Lindeen, Albert. 
 Little, Charlie. 
 Lofdalh, Arvid. 
 Lofdalh, Martin. 
 Lofdalh, William. 
 Martin, Clarence. 
 Martin, Clide. 
 Martin, Henry. 
 Mitchell, Jeff. 
 Mitchell, Lawrence. 
 Mitchell, Merriam O. 
 Nelson, Arthur J. 
 Nelson, Oscar N. 
 North, George C. 
 Olson, John. 
 Owen, Ira. 
 
 Palm, Lars. 
 Palm, Walter L. 
 Porter, Guy E. 
 Reust, Alva. 
 Reynolds, Frank. 
 Rosball, Osear. 
 Rudeen, Chester. 
 Statts, Charlie. 
 Stevens, Ralph. 
 Swanson, Arvid. 
 Swanson, Carl E. 
 Vandorn, Arthur. 
 Waxler, Herman. 
 Waxler, Lonnie. 
 Wentz, John. 
 Wilson, Edgar. 
 Witty, Fred. 
 
 Company C as an organization did not participate in any war-time activities, but as in- 
 
 dividuals they were all more or less active in this work. 
 
144 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Company “D,” 31st Batrauion, Vermillion. 
 
 Captain: 
 Ernest Schubert. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Frank R. Goodwin. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Robert Lee Davis. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Arnold, Fred W. 
 Buckles, Charles C. 
 Law, Fred W. 
 Stewart, William E. 
 Wassell, Herbert C. 
 Wiseman, Perry L. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Hodges, Charles E. 
 Nelson, Everett W. 
 Orchard, Herman. 
 Ray, Jesse M. 
 Schafer, Charles S. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Acker, William. 
 Arnold, Eugene G. 
 Artis, Wilmer. 
 Barnes, Edwin J. 
 Barnes, Henry G. 
 Barnes, Louis E. 
 Bowers, Howard W. 
 Bullock, Earl. 
 Bullock, Frank. 
 Bullock, Leroy. 
 Carlson, Ebben J. 
 Cashman, Lawrence. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 
 Ed C. Alverman, 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Andrews, Dean, discharged. 
 
 Clear, Arthur E., 
 discharged. 
 Cooke, Everett J., 
 discharged. 
 Duffy, Lawrence W., 
 discharged. 
 Florence, Clarence, 
 discharged. 
 Grable, Glen E., 
 discharged. 
 
 Hodges, Ray, discharged. 
 
 Johnson, Arthur W., 
 discharged. 
 Law, Walter, discharged. 
 
 Little, Dan H., discharged. 
 Little, Harry, discharged. 
 
 Marble, Albert C., 
 discharged. 
 
 Myer, Orville, transferred. 
 
 No activities reported. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Caswin, William W. 
 Chadwick, Fred A. 
 Chadwick, Willie J. 
 Chfton, John. 
 Clifton, John P. 
 Cooke, Arthur M. 
 Coulter, Lawrence L. 
 Curtis, Samuel. 
 Daniels, John P. 
 DeWalt, Charles L. 
 Duffy, Arthur W. 
 Florence, Fred. 
 Florence, William A. 
 Founds, Fred. 
 Gabrielson, Karl. 
 Grable, Herman. 
 Grable, Leonard A. 
 Gregory, Edward A. 
 Gruby, John H. 
 Havens, Hugh G. 
 Hayes, John W. 
 Herda, William. 
 Hogle, Edward B. 
 Howard, Orville. 
 Haword, Ralph W. 
 Hybikunaun, Elton W. 
 Hybikunaun, Peter H. 
 Johnson, Andrew. 
 Johnson, Arthur. 
 Johnson, Joseph H. 
 Johnson, Walton. 
 Jones, Clifford. 
 Kenworthy, Joseph E. 
 Kjellberg, Andrew. 
 Kjellberg, Elton. 
 Labbe, Antonio D. 
 Leonard, J. Marcus. 
 Meyers, Ralph D. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 McAtee, Alvin A., 
 discharged. 
 
 McCarty, Charles M., 
 discharged. 
 
 Nash, Virgil F., 
 discharged. 
 
 Orchard, Harry, 
 discharged. 
 
 Owen, James Edward, 
 discharged. 
 
 Piercey, James R., 
 discharged. 
 
 Polson, Arthur L., 
 discharged. 
 
 Polson, Victor, discharged. 
 
 Rogers, Malcom W., 
 discharged. 
 
 Russell, Owen, discharged. 
 
 Sarver, Alvin L., 
 discharged. 
 
 Smith, Daniel, transferred. 
 
 Smith, Leslie F., 
 discharged. 
 
 Smith, William D., 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Malcom, William B. 
 Meredith, William H. 
 McCleary, George. 
 McKlindes, O. C. 
 McLeod, Thomas F. 
 
 “McMichael, Harry. 
 
 Niper, Albertus. 
 Owen, Jesse D. 
 Packard, Clarence L. 
 Peck, George E. 
 Peterson, B. S. 
 Peterson, Martin W. 
 Polsan, Albin. 
 Potter, William C. 
 Punteney, John O. 
 Quakenbush, Solomon. 
 Ray, Alva T. 
 
 Ray, Walter Harrison. 
 Rogers, Joseph L., Jr. 
 Rogers, Joseph L., Sr. 
 Russell, Henry F. 
 Sandland, Will H. 
 Schafer, Howard C. 
 Schuyler, Thomas. 
 Smith, Thomas F. 
 Starr, Cleo. 
 
 Starr, George I. 
 Steckel, Guy. 
 Steckel, Howard. 
 Stewart, Sam. 
 
 Tate, Lester T. 
 
 Tate, Milo O. 
 
 Ward, Edwin Lloyd. 
 Watson, William H. 
 Weeks, Frank O. 
 Wilson, Wallis L. 
 Wiseman, Donald. 
 Wright, Edward. 
 
 Privates—C oncluded. 
 
 Starr, Merle A., discharged. 
 
 Stowell, Muriel V., 
 discharged. 
 
 Taylor, John W., 
 discharged. 
 
 Tate, Jesse R., discharged. 
 
 Tillery, Warren I., 
 discharged. 
 
 Tompkins, Willard L., 
 discharged. 
 
 Warner, Charles R., 
 discharged. 
 
 Wells, Solvender H., 
 discharged. 
 
 Winquist, Frank R., 
 discharged. 
 
 Wiseman, Roy, discharged. 
 
 Witham, Guy R., 
 discharged. 
 
 Witham, Willard, 
 discharged. 
 
 Woodman, Frank R., 
 discharged. 
 
 Ylander, Victor, discharged. 
 
 HEADQUARTERS, 32D BATTALION, Oswego. 
 
 Major: 
 Elmer S. Nance. 
 
 No activities reported. 
 
Kansas State Guard. 
 
 145 
 
 Company “A,” 32p Barrauion, Oswego. 
 
 Captain: 
 William T. Tarkington. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Wilbur H. Condon. 
 
 No muster-out roll furnished. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Robert W. Slane. 
 
 Company “B,” 32p Batrauion, Oswego. 
 
 Captain: 
 Walter J. King. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Robert Deming. 
 
 No muster-out roll furnished. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 S. L. Van Alstine. 
 
 Company “C,” 32p Barration, Chetopa. 
 
 Captain: 
 Charles W. Bush. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Quinby Leap. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Sig Lehman. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Lisle, George. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Emert, Elmer. 
 Emert, George. 
 Huston, Homer. 
 Rex, H 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Conderman, R. J. 
 Huggins, William. 
 James, Albert F. 
 Lyons, George. 
 McCormick, Henery. 
 Wade, Herbert. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Casey, Joseph P., 
 discharged. 
 Cochran, Frank, 
 discharged. 
 Falkenstien, Luke, 
 
 resigned. 
 Hackleman, Earl, 
 discharged. 
 
 Bugler: 
 Finley, Elmer. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Asbell, Marion. 
 Barton, Edward J. 
 Carpenter, Charles B. 
 Carter, Glen. 
 Cloud, Wilber H. 
 Colter, Sam, Jr. 
 Columbia, H. W. 
 Cottingham, R. L. 
 Crooser, Jim. 
 Dollor, W. T. 
 Elliott, Wilmer. 
 Fulkerson, Wheaton. 
 Gail, Raymond. 
 Gearty, G. William. 
 Gerty, J. Andy. 
 Goudy, Homer. 
 High, Eddie C. 
 Jackson, Dave W. 
 Kefford, Charles. 
 Kelley, William H. 
 Lackey, William. 
 Miller, John E. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Hackleman, J. F., 
 discharged. 
 Hamestreet, Howard, 
 
 died. 
 Howell, Charles, 
 discharged. 
 Kirkland, Leslie, 
 discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded, 
 
 Moore, Marion. 
 Mullhnour, Ed. 
 McCormick, Dell. 
 McCormick, Henery. 
 MeKnight, Alfred S. 
 Phelps, John. 
 Riddle, W. M. 
 Shaw, Harry. 
 
 Smith, James P. 
 Turner, Albert G. 
 Walker, J. Scott. 
 Wilhams, Frank. 
 Witt, Clarance. 
 Witt, Pleas. 
 Yookam, William A. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 Leicester, W. B., 
 discharged. 
 Thrift, Sunley J., 
 discharged. 
 Upshaw, Platt W., 
 discharged. 
 
 Company C participated in all Liberty loan, Red Cross and Y. M. C. A. campaigns; 
 conducted six military funerals, and held memorial services for the boys killed in France. No 
 guard duty was performed by the organization. 
 
 Company “D,” 32p Batrauion, Labette. 
 
 Captain: Second Lieutenant: 
 Ray A. Bray, Walter C. Owens. 
 LOSS. 
 Captain: 
 Paul C. McConnell, 
 resigned. 
 
 No muster-out roll furnished. 
 
 10—4436 
 
146 | Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Company “E,” 32p BatrTauion, Edna. 
 
 Captain: First Lieutenant: 
 Ralph Parcue. Richard T. Gray. 
 LOSS. 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 
 Willard R. S:mons, 
 resigned. 
 
 No muster-out roll furnished. 
 
 Heapquarters, 33p Batrauion, Phillipsburg. 
 
 Major: Captain and Supply Officer: 
 
 Ralph W. Pope. Giles I. Crampton. 
 
 No activities reported. 
 
 Captain and Surgeon: 
 
 Harrison Johnson. 
 
 r 
 
 Company “A,” 33p BaTra.ion, Kirwin. 
 
 Captain: Privates—Continued. 
 
 David C. Butler. Campbell, A. M. 
 
 s Campbell, H. A. 
 Campbell, L. F. 
 Chanca, Charles. 
 Chvojka, Joe. 
 Clay, Elbert. 
 Cloggett, Steve. 
 Cloggett, W. T. 
 Cox, Bert. 
 
 Cox, Stanley. 
 Cushman, M. 
 Dick, A. W. 
 Dillon, A. B. 
 Dovill, Ben F. 
 East, David J. 
 Corporals- East, Samuel. 
 BibaeCMe Edwards, George D. 
 Coyswell, A. K. : E 
 
 Ew; i Elliott, Forest. 
 wing, tomer. Fisher, Arthur L. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Frantz P. John. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 U. S. Grant Willis. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Townsend, Charles O. 
 
 Second Sergeant: 
 Swim, Frank E. 
 
 Ewing, Roy. i 
 
 Hainline, B. Fisk Hal We 
 pony e = : Fisk, Fred. 
 Wier! ith Fuller, Earl. 
 
 Garrett, John. 
 Gray, James F. 
 Gray, John M. 
 Gray, Will F. H. 
 Hally, Roy. 
 Hoag, Willis M. 
 Huffman, Ruperi. 
 Inman, Roy. 
 . Johnson, Richard H. 
 Privates: Johnson, Robert H. 
 Atchison, Gill. . Kelly, Joel: W. 
 Atchison, Thomas J. Kelmer, William Ni, 
 Bairghman, Lloyd. Kincaid J. A. 
 Bartlett, John. King, Harry Hi. 
 Berthoff, Joe. Klowles, Leslie. 
 Boyce, J. E. Koons, Sherman. 
 Butler, Charlie E. Lana, Ed. 
 Butler, Frank. Landes, Harry P. 
 Byers, Floyd. Landes, Joseph J. 
 
 Nichols, L. P. 
 Porter, Ira E. 
 Stagg, Ralph. 
 Stuckman, H. 
 Townsend, Frank. 
 Trolls EC; 
 Willis, Bob. 
 
 Camp, Carl. Lemon, Chase M. 
 LOSSES. 
 Corporal: 
 Johnson, Harrison H., 
 discharged. 
 
 No activities reported. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Lemon, James W. 
 Lemon, Lee W. 
 Lindsay, Clarence A. 
 Logan, Gorden. 
 Marples, John. 
 Mason, Clarence. 
 McFadden, Alfred. 
 McFadden, James E. 
 McQueen, Orville. 
 Nedron, Melvin. 
 Oelke, Will. 
 
 Palmer, George T. 
 Palmer, Will E. 
 Parsons, Will. 
 Perkins, Irwin. 
 Perkins, Karl T. 
 Perkins, Roy W. 
 Reynolds, Ed. 
 
 Riley, Ray B. 
 Ronau, James. 
 Schiller, Frank W. 
 Scholonsky, George. 
 Scott, Fred L. 
 Scott, James E. 
 Simon, George. 
 Smith, Charles R. 
 Smith, D. W. 
 Smith, M. S. 
 Smith, Owen. 
 Smith, Thomas B. 
 Sorechet, Dwight. 
 Stagg, Art. 
 
 Stanley, Roy. 
 Stuckman, Harry W. 
 Stuckman, Ted F. 
 Thomas, Sam. 
 Thompson, James C. 
 Townsend, Guy A. 
 Townsend, Wynn M. 
 Tyler, J. M. 
 Whitehead, Alvin. 
 Willis, Paul T. 
 Wills, Tommie. 
 
Kansas State Guard. 
 
 Company “B,” 33p Barranion, Agra. 
 
 Captain: 
 Fred Underwood. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Geer Heath Reid. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Robert W. McLeod. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Bailey, Martin A. 
 Crampton, Giles I. 
 Halbert, William C. 
 Munyon, Grover C. 
 Wheelbarger, Elvin F. 
 Whitney. Carl A. 
 
 Corporals : 
 Eversoll, Moses O. 
 Gilliland, Clyde E, 
 Haugh, Cecil G. 
 McCord, William H. 
 Roath, Charles W. 
 Sargent, Ray. 
 Schrock, Clarence O, 
 
 Cooks: 
 
 DuMars, Charles C. 
 Faubion, Glen H. 
 
 ~ 
 
 Hirst Lieutenant : 
 
 DeForest M. Bradley, 
 
 resigned. 
 
 Second Lieutenant : 
 J. Theodore Dubois, 
 
 resigned. a 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Halbert, Clair, 
 discharged. 
 
 Heaton, William M., 
 discharged. 
 
 No activities reported. - 
 
 Musician: 
 Clark, Lester L. 
 
 Artificer: 
 
 Gilliland, Arthur P. 
 Privates: 
 Addie, William. 
 Atchison, Samuel C. 
 Bailey, Curtis L. 
 Baker, Albert R. 
 Beedy, Flovd W. 
 Bethman, William. 
 Bierman, Albert. 
 Bigelow, Walter. 
 Brooks, Lonnie G. 
 Capps, Walter H. 
 Carroll, Harvey L. 
 Case, Robert Glen. 
 Crown, Joseph E. 
 Crown, Noah W. 
 Dixon, Charles F. 
 Dubois, William C. 
 Eversoll, Earl. 
 Furlong, 8. T. 
 Gowarim, Charles A. 
 Halbert, Louis R. 
 
 Halbrook, Clarence W. 
 
 Hall, Frank. 
 LOSSES. 
 Corporals: 
 
 Farley, Walter shee 
 discharged. 
 
 Gilliland, Arthur Lee, : 
 
 discharged. 
 Trus, H. Carle, 
 
 discharged. 
 Reid, Charley A., 
 
 discharged: : 
 
 Musician: 
 
 Couch, Arthur B., 
 died. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Hensen, Carl. 
 
 Haugh, Arthur R. 
 Haugh, Elsworth N. 
 Hayes, Archie Y, 
 
 Jirs, Albert H. 
 
 Jirs, George R. 
 
 King, Cecil A. 
 Munyon, Amos. 
 Munyon, Joseph. 
 Musick, Joseph. 
 Owens, James C. 
 Peterson, Charles. 
 Redfield, G. A. 
 Sargent, Hazen A. 
 Smedley, Charles A. 
 Smith, Charles E. 
 Smith, Francis J. 
 Smith, Jasper C. 
 Smith, Robert. 
 Smith, William E. 
 Thompson, Marion M. 
 Underwood, Edward L. 
 Underwood, Harry M. 
 White, Ernest A. 
 Whitney, Wilbur C. 
 Whitham, William J. 
 Whitman, Jacob 8S. 
 Womer, Leonard E. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Gerritt, D. Hollander, 
 discharged. 
 Gilliland, Mulford A., 
 discharged. 
 Hopkins, Marion L., 
 discharged. 
 Moore, Frank S., 
 discharged. 
 Portermeir, Oscar E., 
 discharged. 
 Post, Jacob A., discharged. 
 Wilson, James W., 
 discharged. 
 Wilson, Jesse A., 
 discharged. 
 
148 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Company “C,” 33p Batrtrauion, Logan. 
 
 Captain: 
 George S. I'rancis. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 William W. Chestnutt. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Lewis W. Slinker. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Clark, Wesley F. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Noone, D. L. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Meyer, John Boyd. 
 Norrish, Henry W. 
 Pauley, Nicholas L. 
 Septer, Dean D. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Albright, Samuel B. 
 Chapman, Thomas A. 
 Meyer, Max E. 
 Morton, Algernon R. 
 O’Connelk, Neil. 
 Schooler, John A. 
 
 Cooks: 
 
 Wilson, Earl. 
 Wilson, Roy Alvin. 
 
 Musicians: 
 
 Clark, Ward O. 
 Graham, George. 
 
 Artificer: 
 Lively, George E. 
 
 Captain: 
 Abraham Tracy, resigned. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 
 Clark, Henry T., 
 discharged. 
 
 Sergeant: 
 
 Noel, Jake P., discharged. 
 
 Corporal: 
 
 Noel, Robert P., 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Albright, Fredrick C. 
 Albright, Samuel C. 
 Alsdorf, Edwin. 
 Alsdorf, Otto. 
 
 Apel, Henery N. 
 Becker, Lawrence. 
 Becker, William M. 
 Boethin, Carl M. 
 Boyd, Frank. 
 
 Brady, Joe. 
 
 Brasted, Charles P. 
 Brimlow, Morgan L. 
 Brunson, William. 
 Chapman, Mark E. 
 Chrane, Charles. 
 Clark, Arthur. 
 Clark, Floyd. 
 
 Clark, Harry. 
 Danewood, Ora. 
 Davis, Thomas G. 
 Dugan, Lucius H. 
 Emeric, Clair F, 
 Evans, Alle E. 
 Fitzhugh, Hiram. 
 Fox, Lesley G. 
 Francis, Alfred V. 
 Gates, Harry. 
 Graham, Edward W. 
 Griffin, Asa R. 
 Hein, Herbert W. 
 Henry, Grant 8S. 
 Henry, Jesse H. 
 Highley, James R. 
 Highley, Milton R. 
 Holmes, Oliver W. 
 Jakubowski, Louis. 
 Kemp, Frank. 
 Lappin, John C. 
 Lappin, Robinson O. 
 Lawson, Eudard L. 
 Leonhardt, George L. 
 Lesperance, Armond P. 
 Lively, John H. 
 
 Cook: 
 
 LOSSES. 
 Archer, Luther T., died. 
 Privates: 
 
 Baird, James W., 
 discharged. 
 
 Brunson, Clarance C., 
 discharged. 
 
 Campbell, Carl Thomas, 
 discharged. - 
 
 Elliot, Leo B., discharged. 
 
 Francis, Allen V., 
 discharged. 
 
 Francis, John E., 
 discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Loveland, Paul G. 
 Marvin, Frank L. 
 May, Lawrence E. 
 Meyer, Fred A. 
 Meyer, Victor H. 
 Meyer, William G. 
 Mitchell, Vincent. 
 Morford, Myron E. 
 Mosher, Ralph. 
 Muir, Robert E. 
 McMahon, Charles B. 
 MeMurphy, John C. 
 Noel, Fred W. 
 O’Connell, Chester E. 
 O’Connell, Ivan. 
 O’Connell, John M. 
 Palmer, William E. 
 Paromore, Warren G. 
 Parr, Lewis W. 
 Patton, George. 
 Peak, Ernest F. 
 Pfannkuch, Carl. 
 Pfannkuch, Fred G. 
 Phillips, Lon. 
 Richard, Harry L. 
 Rodabaugh, Will. 
 Rogers, Oscar R. 
 Rundle, William M. 
 Rundle, Richard. 
 Selbe, Cecil B. 
 Selbe, Edward H. 
 Shearer, Harry. 
 Snider, William Wesley. 
 Strickler, George L. 
 Sukr, Lester. 
 Teeple, Edgar M. 
 Tishenor, Anson. 
 Troup, Abram. 
 Troup, Francis C. 
 Wills, Leonard K. 
 Wilson, Fred C. 
 Wiltrout, Edgar I. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Francis, Ralph, died. 
 
 Harper, F. J., discharged. 
 
 King, Hugh M., 
 discharged. 
 
 McDonald, Glenn, 
 discharged. 
 
 O’Chonnell, Dan G., 
 discharged. 
 
 Owens, Othe C., 
 discharged. 
 
 Snyder, Charies H., 
 discharged. 
 
 Wiley, Abner, discharged. 
 
 Company C was not called upon to p rform any active duty. The organization drilled 
 twice a week and participated in a competitive drill. ~ 
 
Kansas State Guard. 
 
 149 
 
 Company “D,” 33p Bartrauion, Phillipsburg. 
 
 Captain: 
 Samuel Lee Bracken. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Moody S. Couch. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Herman L. Miller. 
 
 Commissory Sergeant: 
 Atkinson, John T. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Foerst, Robert J. 
 Hoover, Edward. 
 Hurt, Herbert E. 
 McDowell, Roy E. 
 McKay, Frank. 
 McKenzie, Jacob O. 
 Whitten, Ira A. 
 
 Corporals: 
 Abbott, Leonard O. 
 Boyd, Francis W. 
 Churchill, William L. 
 Cole, E'verett E. 
 Kelly, Fred W. 
 Laughtery, Dave. 
 Smith, Karl. 
 Stoneman, Harry C. 
 
 Musicians: 
 
 Bridgegroom, Howard D. 
 Hoyt, Frank V. 
 
 Artificer: 
 Lawler, Joseph C. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 
 Cummings, Sylvester O., 
 died. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Adee, Glen. 
 Ayres, James W. 
 Blue, Andrew B. 
 Bradley, Harvey E. 
 Charvat, John. 
 Clearwater, Charles O. 
 Coffin, William J. 
 - Cole, Earl E. 
 Covert, Floyd M. 
 Cutshaw, Earl J. 
 Drake, Harry M. 
 Drake, John W. 
 Edwards, Bert W. 
 Edwards, James W. 
 Ellis, Ross A. 
 Ewing, George E. 
 Faubion, Wilbur L. 
 Getz, Harmen. 
 Greenstreet, Emmett. 
 Gundle, Henry. 
 Gundle, John. ? 
 Haggard, David D. 
 Hahn, Charles E. 
 Hahn, Clarence C. 
 
 Hahn, Otto F. 
 Hebrew, Marshall E. 
 Heikes, Levi L. 
 Hite, Garland. 
 Hoover, Russell. 
 Hopson, Dan. 
 Howard, Joseph M. 
 Imm, Alfred G. 
 Jacobs, Francis. 
 Jacobs, Roy J. 
 Jones, Arthur. 
 Lamphere, Seth C. 
 Mayhew, Hobart. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Brinson, Clarence C., 
 resigned. 
 
 Campbell, Carl T., 
 resigned. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Mercer, Otto L. 
 Michelsen, Albert E. 
 Michelsen, Roy E. 
 Miller, Guy. 
 
 Morton, Frank B. 
 McDowell, Irwin C. 
 McKnown, Harley. 
 Nay, Carl F 
 
 Nay, John F. 
 Patterson, Virgil W. 
 Patterson, Walter O. 
 Pembridge, George D. 
 Pembridge, William E. 
 Poling, William E., 
 Rivers, Claude E. 
 Roach, Wilbur W. 
 Robb, David A., Jr. 
 Selbe, Dow L. 
 
 Selbe, John C. 
 Shoemaker, Charles L. 
 Simpson, Robert R. 
 Slick, Roy M. 
 
 Smith, Perry. 
 Stephensen, Earl L. 
 Strong, Adolph V. 
 Strong, Leland O. 
 Van Winkle, Arthur J. 
 Wallace, O. K. 
 Weston, Fred W. 
 
 ‘Whelan, Leroy A. 
 
 Whitney, P. D. 
 Williamson, Arthur E. 
 Word, Samuel S. 
 Yowell, Lee F. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Clark, Henry T., 
 resigned. 
 
 Tackwell, Jake W., 
 died. 
 
 Company D assisted in the various Liberty loan and Red Cross campaigns, also in Dec- 
 oration Day services, and worked to strengthen the spirit of patriotism and loyalty in this 
 
 community, 
 
 Heapquarters, 34TH Batration, McPherson. 
 
 Captain and Adjutant: 
 Bernard Regier 
 
 Major: 
 Isaac K. Fretz, resigned. 
 
 No activities reported. 
 
 Captain and Supply Officer: 
 
 James A. Cassler. 
 
 LOSS. 
 
 Captain: 
 Jacob H. Enns. 
 
150 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Company “A,” 34TH BaTTaLion, Canton. 
 
 Captain: Artificer: Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Roscoe H. Evans. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 John W. Coons. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Cloyd C. Kalb. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Shaw, Charles B. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Johnson, Wiliam M. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Bowen, George G. 
 Elder, John F. 
 
 Farver, Edger M. 
 Wilson, John W. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Bacon, Sam G. 
 Farver, Abner. 
 
 Gorsulowsky, Henry J. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Alldritt, Nate G. 
 Bacon, Charles E. 
 Bair, Clarance. 
 
 Bair, Homer. 
 Bivens, Charles. 
 Blehm, Ezra. 
 Brucker, Albert J. 
 Brucker, Fred. 
 Corbin, Leon C. 
 Coughenour, Melvin. 
 Cunningham, Arthur. 
 Doane, L. J. 
 Edgerton, George G. 
 Edgerton, William M. 
 Evans, Charles V. 
 Farver, Newton. 
 Fisher, Asa J. 
 Fitzsimmons, Lee J. 
 Frick, John A. 
 Ganson, Ralph. 
 
 Ganson, Wilham L., Jr. 
 
 Gettys, James F. 
 
 Jones, Lester. 
 
 Kalb, Clyde. 
 
 Kelly, Edward. 
 Kiddoo, William E. 
 Lake, William E. 
 Linesnmayer, Walter. 
 Miller, Lyman L. 
 Minear, Irvin G. 
 Morrison, George. 
 Musick, Ernest. 
 McGill, Kenneth. 
 McMurray, Hubert H. 
 MeVay, Alvah L. 
 Oldfield, Theodore. 
 Overman, Charlie E. 
 Porter, Chancy. 
 Porter, George. 
 Ripper, Guy E. 
 Robb, John N., 
 Rogers, Joe B. 
 Selzer, Clarence M. 
 Sharp, Fred H. 
 Smith, Henry E. 
 Somers, C. Asher. 
 Souders, Clifford L. 
 Spurrier, Zene E. 
 
 Gephart, Lewis R. 
 Ledbetter, James M. 
 Merrick, George. 
 McMurray, Guy R. 
 Strickler, William 8S. 
 Wilson, Ira G. 
 
 Giner, Jesse L. Swalander, Albin C. 
 Godown, Chester E. Terry, Charles H., Jr. 
 Hedinger, Fred. Thomas, Iven. 
 Hedinger, Otis M. Travis, Ward. 
 Humble, Terry L. Waln, Preston. 
 Hungerford, Walter. Ware, Chester M. 
 Ingram, Claire. Webster, Benjamin H. 
 Buglers: Jacobson, Lee. Webster, Daniel C. 
 Armour, Lee T. Johnson, Horace N. Webster, Lee. 
 Griswold, Lile A. Johnson, Melvin. Wells, W. A. 
 Johnson, Ralph J. Westbrook, Ben. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 Sergeant: Privates—Continued. Privates—Concluded. 
 Lacquement, David A., Ginder, Paris L., Ledbetter, Alpha G., 
 discharged. discharged. discharged. 
 : Gray, Charles L., Maddox, Ralph E., 
 Corporals : discharged. discharged. 
 Doane, Charles L., Griswold, Glenn J., Persinger, Charles G., 
 discharged. discharged. discharged. 
 Jones, Lee, discharged. Griswold, Lester, Porter, Paul S., 
 : discharged. discharged. 
 Privates: Hill, Gerald, discharged. Selzer, Charles W., 
 Ballard, Bennett, Holcomb, Floyd F., discharged. 
 discharged. discharged. Swalander, Albin C., 
 Banta, C. O., discharged. Ingram, Lester L., discharged. 
 Berry, Glen D., died. discharged. Swalander, Edwin, 
 Colby, Lester E., Jones, Claud, discharged. discharged. 
 discharged. Lacquement, Fabian A., Westbrook, Herbert, 
 Day, Harry E., discharged. discharged. discharged. 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 This company was organized as Home Guard, November, 1917, and reorganized into State 
 Guard, February 15, 1918. The unit held regular drills twice weekly for the entire company, 
 and officers’ school each week until June 20. For two weeks prior to that date the company 
 drilled daily, and discontinued drill thereafter for three weeks, while squads went to the sur- 
 rounding farms each evening to assist in harvesting and threshing the wheat crop. Exhibition 
 drills were held on all legal holidays, either at the armory or in surrounding towns. Company 
 A participated in the battalion drill at Lindsborg, Kan., on September 2, 1918, and was re- 
 viewed by Adjutant General Charles 8S. Huffman at that time. Our company furnished 
 ‘ twenty-five United States service men, several of whom won early promotions by virtue of the 
 proficiency in drill attained while members of this company. The grain elevators and ware- 
 houses at this point were guarded by this company thirty consecutive nights while stocks of 
 foodstuffs were largest, during the months of July and August, 1918. members being on duty 
 in two details of four men each; each detail on duty four hours nightly. Assisted at the 
 burial of two deceased soldiers, one S. A. T. C. student, and one member of this company. 
 Company A was the first company organized in this county ; the officers were directed by the 
 adjutant general to assist in the organization of other companies in the county. Assistance in 
 this respect was rendered at both Moundridge and Inman. 
 
Kansas State Guard. 151 
 
 Company “B,” 34rH Barration, McPherson. 
 
 Captain: Musician: Privates—Concluded. 
 Alfred G. Lindgren. Hapgood, Clarence E. Hull, R. B. 
 ; , ; Hultquist, Carl A. 
 First Lieutenant: Artificer: Jackson, Frank. 
 Telie E. Nafziger. Jacobs, John P. Johnson, Glen A. 
 Johnson, William C. 
 Second Lieutenant: Privates: Jones, 8. M. 
 Carl M. Anderson. Aspergrean, Charles O. ee aca in 
 : Barber, Frederick W. aces) Oscars 
 First Sergeant: Beam, Frank K. Rnowles! ae if 
 Tallbott, Orton. Hoe ages) Wade Lindholm, Wendell. 
 ower ; ; 
 Ne ake L : : 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: Brewer, Marion J. MiB Ree 
 Holmes, Grover R Brown, Wi. Mattson Ben 
 Burwell, D. D. Miller, Lee. 
 Nevccantas pe ae ys Modine, Carl G. 
 Bixby, Louis E. Cox, Loren N. ected eoaranr 
 Dorst, Dena E. Cramsey, Samuel, Sr. MeKuigne Clifford C 
 Elliott, Roy E. Dean, Charles. McPherson, William J 
 Emmert, V. M. Dean, G. R. Olson, Jak ; 
 Grant, Carl A. Dennison, Moody D. Poeson law 
 g Ennis, Albert E. Oe oy Ce ine 
 Corporals: Finkle, Lee E. Reddell. H. S 
 Bonberger, C. R. Frank, Carl A. Roney, Arthur 
 Ferguson, Clifford C. Going, W. H. Rostine, W. E. 
 Finkle, Merrill. Gregory, W. E. Russell, H. S.. 
 Gleckner, Homer L. Groves, D. G. Sellerg, Ernest. 
 Lindgren, Hobert G. Hapgood, Frank R. Smith, Albert E 
 Lonberger, G. N. Hawkinson, Milton. Sienaetiarenccel 
 Pettitt, Charles S. Henderson, O. R. Wedeen, C.L. ._ 
 Smith, Paul M. Hendrickson, Sam. Williams, Harvey. 
 VanNordstrand, Roe. Hendry, Alex S. Williams, Marlin. 
 | Hill, Frank A. Winnans, G. I. 
 Cook: ea L. Zimmerman, S. L. 
 Ranstrom, Andy. Hoover, G. W. 
 LOSSES. 
 
 First Lieutenant: Corporal: Privates—Concluded. 
 James A. Cassler, Stone, M. A., discharged. Hansen, Elmer V., 
 discharged. discharged. 
 
 Privates: Rodgers, Earl B., 
 Atnip, Gilbert, discharged. discharged. 
 
 Cramer, Ray, discharged. 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Company B participated in Liberty loan and Red Cross campaigns; drilled Monday and 
 Friday nights, and guarded trophy train one night while it was in McPherson. 
 
152 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Company “C,” 347TH Barration, Marquette. 
 
 Captain: 
 Harry Van Horne. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Oley L. Ledington. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 William Westling. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Nelson, Earl T. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Roney, Frank. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 Johnson, Arthur C. 
 Muller, Don B. 
 Olson, Martin R. 
 Yowell, Glover C. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Elmquist, Frank. 
 Engstrom, Arthur W. 
 
 Gustafson, Emanuel G. 
 
 Johnson, Ernest M. 
 MeNickell, Jessie M. 
 Westling, Leroy. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 
 Harry K. Bruce, 
 discharged. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Hokinson, Emil O., 
 discharged, 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Blake, Frank R., 
 discharged. 
 
 Johnson, James C., 
 resigned. 
 
 Johnson, Martin I., 
 discharged. 
 
 Peterson, Percy, 
 resigned. 
 
 Van Horne, Hiram A., 
 resigned, 
 
 Cook: 
 Liljestrand, David D., 
 discharged. 
 Musicians: 
 Liljestrand, Paul, 
 discharged. 
 Artificer: 
 Loomis, Walter, 
 discharged. 
 Privates: 
 
 Alstatt, David L., 
 discharged. 
 
 Cooks: 
 
 Floer, Henry. 
 Harter, Homer E. 
 
 Artificer: 
 Burnison, Julius. 
 
 Musicians: 
 
 Hawkinson, Arthur. 
 Zimmerman, Rimber W. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Anderson, Helmar. 
 Benson, Johnnie C. 
 Berg, Carl G. 
 Berg, George. 
 
 Berg, Leo. 
 
 Broman, Albert. 
 Claypool, James H. 
 Carlson, Clarence W. 
 Carlson, Ernest F. 
 Carlson, Maurtz W. 
 Cous, Harold E. 
 Crane, Roy. 
 Dahlberg, C. H. 
 Ek, Hugo E. 
 Engdahl, Carl A. 
 Flohr, Eben. 
 
 Flohr, Lester A. 
 Gile, Rome. © 
 Grubb, Theodore. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Anderson, Fred F., 
 discharged. 
 Betterson, George W., 
 discharged. 
 Burnison, Dewey, 
 discharged. 
 Carlson, Arthur C., 
 discharged. 
 Engstrom, David C., 
 discharged. 
 Ericson, Harvey, 
 discharged. 
 Gustafison, Arron W., 
 discharged. 
 Hokinson, Rueben, 
 discharged. _ 
 Jackson, Benhard, 
 discharged. 
 Johnson, Carl O., 
 discharged. 
 Lilijstrand, Enock A., 
 discharged. 
 Lillia, Arron R., 
 discharged. 
 Lindstrom, Amos, 
 discharged. 
 Lindstrom, Fred, 
 discharged. 
 Muller, Roy, 
 discharged. 
 Nelson, C. Warren, 
 discharged. 
 Nelson, Melbourne, 
 discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. . 
 
 ‘Gustafison, Clarence W. 
 Hanson, Henry. 
 Hawkinson, Willard. 
 Haywood, Rufus. 
 Hetzler, H. E. 
 Holt, Gust C. 
 Hopp, Oscar. 
 Hughes, John R. 
 Ingermanson, Alfred. 
 Johnson, Karl. 
 Larson, Amos. 
 Lindberg, Nels L. 
 Martin, Otto. 
 Murry, Paul R. 
 MeDoual, David J. 
 MeMickell, Onley L. 
 Nelson, Frank P. 
 Nelson, George R. 
 Nelson, John. 
 Nordin, Olof. 
 Olson, Roy. 
 Peterson, Gifford. 
 Rouey, William M. 
 Sandell, Carl. 
 Shepard, Harvey. 
 Sjogrew, Waldo E. 
 Stark, Otto S. 
 Swenson, Edwin. 
 Wann, Evert W. 
 Yowell, Silas O. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Norris, Euyard, 
 discharged. 
 Nostrom, Amos, 
 discharged. 
 Nostrom, Richard, 
 discharged. 
 Nyquist, Robert, 
 discharged. 
 Olson, Emory C., 
 discharged. 
 Ostenberg, Walter, 
 _ discharged. 
 Palmquist, Cecil, 
 discharged. i 
 Peterson, Cecil H., 
 discharged. 
 Peterson, Howard, 
 discharged. 
 Sharkey, Earnest, 
 discharged. 
 Sjogrew, Harold O., 
 discharged. 
 Thompson, Waldo H., 
 discharged. 
 Uhler, Ray E., 
 discharged. 
 Ulander, Carl G., 
 discharged. 
 Van Horne, Raphel, 
 discharged. 
 Wickstrom, William L., 
 discharged. 
 Wynn, Bryan, 
 discharged. 
 
 Company C drilled once and twice a week, and conducted memorial services on Decoration 
 Day, 1918. Participated in a Red Cross meeting at Lindsborg, Kan., and met with the bat- 
 talion at McPherson in a battalion parade and company drill. Also, met with the battalion 
 at Lindsborg, and held a battalion parade and review and were inspected by Adjutant Gen- 
 eral Huffman, and gave a company drill. 
 
‘Kansas State Guard. 
 
 153 
 
 Company “D,” 34TH Barration, Lindsborg. 
 
 Captain: 
 Carl Patrick. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Edward O. Johnson. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Ben T. Orlowski. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Deere, Emil O. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Goodholm, Ruben F. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Berggren, Carl Arvid. 
 Henmon, Sidney A. 
 Jukes, Wray. 
 Lundstrom, Walter A. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Ebling, Eugene E. 
 Goodholm, George H. 
 Hanson, Harry. 
 Johnson, Oscar E. 
 Morine, Josef A. 
 Pearson, Alfred. 
 
 Musician: 
 Hawkinson, Ernest A. 
 
 Artificer: 
 Palmer, E. Warner. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Ferguson, Alfred J., 
 discharged. 
 
 Peterson, Gordon A. R., 
 discharged. 
 
 Corporals: 
 Hegberg, Boad, resigned. 
 
 Levin, Valdie, discharged. 
 
 Swensson, Arthur A., 
 discharged. 
 
 Musicians: 
 
 McDowell, Joseph, 
 resigned. 
 
 Rhine, Charles Franklin, 
 resigned, 
 
 No activities reported. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Ahlstedt, Arthur S. 
 Ahlstedt, Elmer. 
 Altenborg, John A. 
 Anderson, Anton L. 
 Anderson, David. 
 Anderson, Gustaf. 
 Axelson, Carl G, 
 Barry, John. 
 Baustain, Henry F. 
 Beckstrom, Andrew. 
 Bengtson, Erland. 
 Blaine, M. Howard. 
 Boline, Edwin N. 
 Chandler, E. Percy. 
 Christian, C. Leslie. 
 Davis, Lester H. 
 Edberg, Armor, H. C. 
 Ekberg, Frank B. 
 Ekberg, E. William. 
 Erickson, Carl W. 
 Erickson, Gustaf A. 
 Falen, Arthur C. 
 Fredrickson, Albert J. 
 Gibson, Arthur S. 
 Gunnerson, Reuben. 
 Hagstrand, Elmer W. 
 Hagstrand, Reuben L. 
 Henry, John D. 
 Holm, Richard. 
 Holmberg, Oscar F. 
 Holt, Edwin F. 
 Hovander, Harry. 
 Jacobson, Emil. 
 Jacobson, Herman. 
 Johnson, Carl. 
 Johnson, C. J. Oscar. 
 Johnson, David. 
 Johnson, Edward R. 
 Johnson, G. Edwin. 
 Jukes, Lee. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 Privates: 
 
 Backlund, Alim Th., 
 discharged. 
 
 Beckstrom, Carl W., 
 discharged. 
 
 Benson, Lawrentius J., 
 discharged. 
 
 Bishop, John W., resigned. 
 
 Carlson, George C., 
 discharged. 
 
 Engberg, David, resigned. 
 
 Exline, Orville, discharged. 
 
 Hendron, Rutherford B., 
 resigned. 
 
 Isaacson, Carl, discharged. 
 
 Kulin, Carl A., discharged. 
 
 Larson, Oscar E 
 discharged. 
 
 ge} 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Larson, Arvid E. 
 Lilian, Carl W. 
 Lindberg, Robert F. 
 Lindey, Nelson O. 
 Lindholm, Paul G. 
 Lofgren, Oscar. 
 Lundgren, Arthur J. 
 Lundstrom, Amos B. 
 Lundstrom, Clarence L. 
 Lundstrom, William. 
 Mogenson, Charles. 
 Mohlstrom, Elmer L. F. 
 Nelson, George A. 
 Nelson, Joseph E. 
 Nordstrum, C. Marion. 
 Oakes, G. Herman. 
 Ogle, Ed C. 
 
 Olson, Arthur L. 
 
 Olson, Henry. 
 
 Olson, Herman. 
 
 Olson, Theodore J. 
 Olson, Victor E. 
 Patrick, Arthur G. 
 Peterson, Carl A. 
 
 Pihl, Victor S. 
 Pihlblad, Ernest F. 
 Pohlman, Carl. 
 
 Rooth, Carl R. 
 Simonson, Earl R. 
 Steele, Walter A. 
 Stoneberger, James C. 
 Swanson, William J. 
 Thompson, James C. 
 Wallin, Arvid N. 
 Wardell, Linus C. 
 White, Henry E. 
 Winblad, Hjalmar J. E. 
 Wistrand, Carl- O. 
 Woodburn, Percy A. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Levin, Joseph, discharged. 
 
 Miller, Carl, resigned. 
 
 McDowell, Neil, resigned. 
 
 Peterson, Albert J., 
 discharged. 
 
 Peterson, Arthur, 
 discharged. 
 
 Pihlblad, Helge, resigned. 
 
 Pihlblad, Terrance, 
 resigned. 
 
 Siemson, Bert M., 
 discharged. 
 
 Skytte, Arthur, died. 
 
 Sundquist, Charles, 
 resigned. 
 
 Swensson, Lester R., 
 resigned. 
 
154 
 
 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Company “E,” 34TH Barration, Moundridge. 
 
 Captain: 
 H. G. Vetter. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 James E. Orndoff. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Carl L. Payne. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 Durst, Harry L. 
 Dyck, Frank E. 
 Regier, Peter P. 
 Santee, Raymond. 
 Vetter, Carl H. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Crawford, E. B. 
 Durst, E. P. 
 Handke, H. R. 
 Haury, John W. 
 Ruth, John J. 
 Santee, John J. 
 
 Captain: 
 George D. Heintzelman, 
 resigned. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Ben Regier, transferred. 
 
 Sergeant: 
 
 Duby, Jessie C., discharged. 
 
 Corporal: 
 
 McCaslin, Ray, discharged. 
 
 Cooks: 
 
 Kutnink, Herbert. 
 Toevs, Peter W. 
 
 Bugler: 
 Smith, Earl V. 
 
 Artificer: 
 Horchheimer, H. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Albertson, J. D. 
 Altman, Delbert. 
 Beutler, C. M. 
 Beutler, H. L. 
 Bliss, A. D. 
 Bolinger, Adolph. 
 Cook, Bert. 
 Davis, C. E. 
 Demieville, H. 
 Dirks, H. E. 
 Doty, C. E. 
 Duby, William. 
 Gick, Erwin. 
 Glazier, H. W. T. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 Bugler: 
 
 Leatherman, Joel J., 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Altman, Elmer, discharged. 
 Block, Jacob, discharged. 
 Block, Peter, discharged. 
 Bruner, Cecil, discharged. 
 Chavez, Roy, discharged. 
 Dyck, August E., 
 discharged. 
 
 Finkle, J. R., discharged. 
 Koller, Otto, discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Gray, I. B. 
 Harris, Charlie. 
 Herms, Gorden. 
 Holderman, A. 
 Holderman, R. D. 
 Hurt, R. W. 
 Janzen, J. M. 
 Krehbiel, Bertram. 
 Krehbiel, Homer. 
 Lagree, Mat, Jr. 
 Mulvaney, Edd. 
 Myers, Dewey, 
 McCaslin, J. H. 
 McConnaughy, Clarence. 
 Parks, Roy. 
 Regier, Walter P. 
 Reinecker, Joe. 
 Schlender, Milton. 
 Schlender, Ralph. 
 Sheffler, W. A. 
 Simonson, John J. 
 Suenram, Paul. 
 Suenram, Pearl. 
 Wall, P. L. 
 Weatherby, Oscar C. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Kutnink, Hermann, 
 discharged. 
 
 Lagree, Fay, discharged. 
 
 Razook, Sam, discharged. 
 
 Ruth, Dr. Gabe 
 discharged. 
 
 Schowalter, Paul, 
 discharged. 
 
 Schowalter, Ray, 
 discharged. 
 
 Suenram, Carl W., 
 discharged. 
 
 Werner, Chester J., 
 discharged. 
 
 Company E held regular drill every Tuesday until the Armistice was signed. Participated 
 
 in the battalion drill at Lindsborg on September 2, 1918. 
 ceased soldiers sent home from camp. 
 
 fourth Liberty loan. 
 
 Paid military honors to two de-~ 
 Attended public speaking at the park to ass st in the 
 
Kansas State Guard. ASD 
 
 Company “F,” 347TH Batration, Inman. 
 
 Captain: Cooks: Privates—Concluded. 
 Albert N. Blake. Deupree, William P. Jones, William. 
 , é Gatz, Irvin C. Klassen, Nalia C. 
 First Lieutenant: f Kliewer, Abe. 
 Nichilas F. Enns. Musicians: Kliewer, Pete G. 
 Knackstedt, Edward C. Kreker, John F. 
 Second Lieutenant: Luty, Harry. ue, peer Cc 
 Meyer, Arther C. 
 Walter A. Brenneman. Artilieee: Meyer, Herbert J. 
 First S 3 Debrinskie'G Meyer, Rudolph J. 
 irst Sergeant: ebrinski, Guss. Moore, Bert. 
 
 Enns, Edward H. McKnight, D. A. 
 
 Privates: Nelson, William. 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: aap pes ive Nickel, Henry J. 
 Wiseapad. Prank HH. alam, Richard. Roberts, Bert G. 
 gen, frank tf Calam, Richard, Jr. Rutledge, Charles. 
 Sergeants: Calam, William. Stansel, James M. 
 D Carol A Carmichael, John. Stansel, Marvin. 
 riod at ae Davis, Jack. Thiessen, Henry K. 
 teh ig Sea Doerksen, Mart M. Vogt, Peter H. 
 i ier, Elmer F. Dych, Peter. Waller, John A. 
 Slabach, Menne D. Enns, Diedrich C. Waller, Robert T. 
 . Enns, Elmer. Warner, John. 
 Corporals: Enns, Henry. Wiegand, Larance F. 
 Busby, Charles E. Fisher, David W. Zimmerman, William A. 
 Dick, Arron. Gatz, George. 
 Hahn, William. Gatz, Roy L. 
 Hargis, Robert R. Graves, Brookes W. 
 Stansel, Roy B. Hahn, Henry W. 
 Vogt, Cornelius. Hebert, Isaac. 
 Voss, George V. Holden, John H. 
 : LOSSES. 
 - Privates: Privates—Continued. Privates—Concluded. 
 Briggs, Walfred C., Heim, Robert H., Roberts, Edward J., 
 discharged. discharged. discharged. 
 Enns, Jacob H., Jones, William, Smith, Claud J., 
 discharged. discharged. discharged. 
 Hargis, Robert S., Klassen, John C., Vogt, Frank, 
 discharged. discharged. discharged. 
 Hayden, Charles B., Pauls, Abe A., Wiens, David F., 
 discharged. discharged. discharged. 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Company F participated in a Red Cross sale which was held at Inman in May, 1918. It 
 was a decided success and was due mostly to the hard work of the company. 
 
 The unit, also, took an active part in the various drives in the interest of the Red Cross, 
 Liberty loans and other war activities. 
 
 In August, 1918, the Guard went on a seven mile hike to the Little Arkansas river, where 
 the boys received a little touch of camp life. 
 
 The company had charge of the celebration on signing of the Armistice. A big bonfire in 
 the evening and the band of our organization gave a concert. 
 
 On Memorial Day, 1918, the guard marched to the cemetery and decorated the old 
 soldiers’ graves and held short services. The guard also conducted a military funeral on 
 April 1 for an old veteran, William K. Heller, who passed away on March 31. 
 
156 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 HEADQUARTERS, 39TH BatTation, Mankato. 
 
 Major: 
 L. L. Burceliinal. 
 
 No activities reported. 
 
 Captain and Adjutant: 
 William C. Polley. 
 
 Company “A,” 35TH BaTTaLion, Jewell. 
 
 Captain: 
 William T. Fay. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Fred V. Kreamer. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Schumacher, Arthur J. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 White, O. E. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Cluster, Burt. 
 Crandall, A. E. 
 Fitch, Elmer T. 
 Frank, J. H. 
 Peattie, Clarence E. 
 Trapper, Lenard C. 
 
 Musician: 
 McClung, George W. 
 
 Privates: 
 Abrams, Fred Herman. 
 
 First. Lieutenant: 
 
 Henry W. Laffer, 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Applebee, Albert W., 
 discharged. 
 
 Battorf, Frank A., 
 discharged. 
 
 Bennett, Kenneth O., 
 discharged . 
 
 Berry, O. N., discharged. 
 
 Carpenter, Walter J., 
 discharged. 
 
 Collier, Wiliam R., 
 discharged. . 
 
 Earl, Richard V., 
 discharged. 
 
 Evans, Neal, discharged. 
 
 Company A had no active service. 
 men, coming under the selective draft, their preliminary training. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Abrams, R. L. 
 Atkins, Marshall L. 
 Bartholomew, Jesse Elmo. 
 Betts, Putnam Berg. 
 Bohnert, Clarence. 
 Bohnert, Harold. 
 Bortch, Charles G. 
 Bortch, John L. 
 Brake, Ralph R. 
 Carter, J. Henry. 
 Chilcott, Oscar M. 
 Clark, Eugene B. 
 Dival, Leo J. 
 
 Drake, John R. 
 
 Dye, Charles T. 
 Edwards, Howard C. 
 Ely, Alonzo C. 
 Eychner, George B. 
 Flinn, John H. 
 Folsom, Burt L. 
 Fortner, W. A. A. 
 Frank, George Welley. 
 Frank, William N. 
 Giger, Lauran E. 
 Gordenier, Fred J. 
 Gray, Fred L. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Fisher, Emerson D., 
 discharged. 
 
 Fulton, Clif E., discharged. 
 
 Gann, Guy, died. 
 
 Gavin, Lewis O., 
 discharged. 
 
 Gray, E. B., discharged. 
 
 Hoel, H. S., discharged. 
 
 Horn, Irvin W., died. 
 
 James, Alvah W., 
 discharged. 
 
 Kemmurer, Ferd E., 
 discharged. 
 
 Kuffer, Alden S., 
 discharged. 
 
 Lenon, Chnton D., 
 discharged. 
 
 Matter, Clifford E., 
 discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Green, Clyde I. 
 Griffis, George E. 
 Hanna, John C. 
 Henninger, W. S. 
 Hoffer, Phares M. 
 Johnson, Daniel V. 
 Laffer, John O. 
 Larreau, Joseph E. 
 Matson, William A. 
 Menhusen, John H. 
 Menhusen, Minert H. 
 Miller, Harry D. 
 Moore, John B. 
 McDill, Roy. 
 
 Nixon, Guy. 
 Peterson, John O. 
 Petrie, W. W. 
 
 Price, P. G. 
 Reynolds, Claude. 
 Ruggles, Francis E. 
 Shaver, Alfred M. 
 Tatman, Frank M. . 
 White, Hallie C., Jr. 
 Wolf, Fred E. 
 Woolsey, Earl. 
 Young, E. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Meeker, Olin R., 
 discharged. 
 
 Plowman, Carl W., 
 discharged. 
 
 Plowman, Harry J., 
 discharzed. 
 
 Reynolds, George E., 
 discharged. 
 
 Sheldon, Charles W., 
 discharged. 
 
 Slattery, Edward, 
 discharged. 
 
 Smith, Alfred E., 
 discharged. 
 
 Smith, Loyd L., 
 discharged. 
 
 Stanley, Albert, discharged. 
 
 Whitney, C. C., discharged. 
 
 Their principal work consisted in giving the young 
 
 Also, members of the or- 
 
 ganization took part in all war drives, investigating any citizen who needed an investigation 
 
 as to his patriotism. 
 
 As a whole, I wish to commend Company A for their faithfulness and strict attention to 
 
 duty. 
 
Privates: 
 
 organization. 
 
 Kansas State Guard. 
 
 157 
 
 Company “B,” 35TH BatraLion, Formoso. 
 
 Captain: 
 
 Dick Rex. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 
 W. B. Waggoner. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Alderson, C. L. 
 Baird, John. 
 Blanding, M. I. 
 Cunningham, A. W. 
 Dunstan, Henry. 
 Hale, G. B. 
 Jacobson, Ralph. 
 Leydig, Earl. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Barricklow, Edward. 
 Blanding, Ira. 
 Briggs, Alfred. 
 
 Dixew EO. 
 
 Frye, William. 
 Livers, Vyrl. 
 Stewart, Charles. 
 
 Cooks: 
 
 Butler, George. 
 Hale, R. E. 
 
 Adams, Fred, — ; 
 
 Baird, George, discharged. 
 
 Baird, Kenneth, 
 discharged. 
 
 Burchinal, L. L., 
 discharged. 
 
 Carlson, Archer, 
 discharged. 
 
 Clark, Elmer R., 
 discharged. 
 
 Dunn, Mick, discharged. 
 
 Musician: 
 
 Hyde, Oran. 
 
 Artificer: 
 
 Spotts, Benjamin. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Andrews, Joseph. 
 Ault, Ivan. 
 
 Baird, William. 
 Balch, John, Jr. 
 Barricklow, Danial. 
 Briggs, Ralph. 
 Clark, William. 
 Cross, Homer. 
 Doxon, Charles. 
 Dunstan, Samual, 
 Dunstan, William. 
 Dyas, David. 
 Dyas, Ramond. 
 Dyas, Thomas. 
 Eiler, Leroy. 
 Fall, W. A. 
 Griffin, William. 
 Hall, John. 
 Hyde, Elisha. 
 Hyde, Jerome. 
 Jacobson, E. H. 
 Johnson, Ramond. 
 Isaacson, Charles. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Esther, Wilber, discharged. 
 Fulton, B. H., discharged. 
 
 Higbee, Harry, 
 discharged. 
 
 Higbee, Jay, discharged. 
 
 Howland, Charles, 
 discharged. 
 
 Lee, G. D., discharged. 
 
 Marr, James, discharged. 
 
 Miller, A. W., resigned. 
 
 Payne, W. E., discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Isaacson, Henry. 
 Keeler, Charles. 
 Keeler, Roy. 
 Lake, Lester. 
 Lawerence, Loyd. 
 Livers, J. J. 
 Mahaffey, S. G. 
 Mathes, W. F. 
 Morris, Joseph. 
 Neil, Lee. 
 
 Noble, Ellis. 
 Nywall, David. 
 Osbourne, F. M. 
 Parsons, R. M. 
 Payne, Bert. 
 Rhodes, A. M. 
 Sarver, William. 
 Shackelton, Lewis. 
 Shaw, J. A. 
 Shedden, Thomas, Jr 
 Smith, Frank. . 
 Sutherland, M. D. 
 Swihart, George. 
 Thornburg, H. E. 
 Walters, O. K. 
 Welden, J. O. 
 Wescot, Merwin. 
 Wilson, A. B. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Ramsey, Robert, 
 discharged. 
 
 Slaughter, Orvil, 
 discharged. 
 
 Stichelman, John, died. 
 
 Stone, John, discharged. 
 
 Sullivan, E. D., 
 discharged. 
 
 Wallen, Lenord, 
 discharged. 
 
 Wing, Arther, discharged. 
 
 Wlof, Joseph, resigned. 
 
 Company B participated in every Liberty loan, Red Cross, and other campaigns after ita 
 
 The unit conducted four military funerals for deceased United States soldiers. 
 
158 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Company “C,” 35TH Batration, Mankato. 
 
 Captain: 
 L. H. Cauthorn. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 C. O. Kirkpatrick. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Tyler, Eugene M. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 White, Jesse R. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Kramer, George R. J. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Cole, John A. 
 Thompson, Arthur T. 
 Urban, Joseph. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Candler, LeRoy, 
 Ehly, George P. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 Pierce, Everett, 
 discharged. 
 Walker, Russell, 
 discharged. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Faubion, Charles, 
 discharged. 
 
 Green, Victor, 
 discharged. 
 
 Musician: 
 
 Moody, Homer, 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Axtell, Newell, discharged. 
 
 Borland, Forrest H., 
 discharged. 
 
 Compton, Porter, 
 discharged. 
 
 No activities reported. 
 
 ‘Corporals—Concluded. 
 Ferguson, John. 
 Lutz, Ignatus L. 
 Schlagle, Albert W. 
 Wilde, Clifford. 
 
 Bugler: 
 Ellison, Carl A. 
 
 Artificer: 
 Davis, Elmer E. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 ‘Beale, Walter F. 
 Beam, William H. 
 Blair, Levi. 
 Bonecutter, Arch. 
 Carter, Henry. 
 Chilcott, I. N. 
 Craig, Robert B. 
 Davidson, Vernon H. 
 Drake, Lewis. 
 Dramond, Frank C. 
 Everson, Edward G. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Crangle, Paul D., 
 discharged. 
 Crangle, Roy I. 
 discharged. 
 
 Dunn, Frank, discharged. 
 
 Gebrett, Floyd H., 
 discharged. 
 Grant, Hobert, 
 discharged. 
 Hancock, Harvey L., 
 discharged. 
 Harness, Harold, 
 discharged. 
 Howell, John W., 
 discharged. 
 Howell, Oren C., 
 discharged. 
 Jacobs, Phinehs, 
 discharged. 
 Jacobs, Ralph George, 
 discharged. 
 Keist, Clarence H., 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Finch, Ernest O. 
 Grant, Virgil C. 
 Gunlick, Gustav F. 
 Hancock, Clarence E. 
 Handley, Clarence. 
 Hardenck, Lowell. 
 Henderson, Dan. 
 Hooker, Raymond. 
 Jones, Amwel E. 
 Kxennion, Orville H. 
 Lawrence, Elmer R. 
 Mead, Harold G. 
 Mower, Ciare C. 
 Murray, Henry W. 
 Murphy, Levi. 
 McNabb, Bryan. 
 McNabb, John. 
 Ralston, Lester. 
 Stanley, Mason. 
 Stohr, Charles 4. 
 Swope, Clyde. 
 Vermillion, Charlie D. 
 Walker, Andrew F. 
 Wilson, Harold L. — 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Loomis, Vernon B., 
 discharged. 
 Metz, Roscoe, discharged. 
 Monroe, Raymond I., 
 discharged. : 
 Moser, Hallie, discharged. 
 Park, William M., . F 
 ' discharged. 
 Parsons, Ross H., 
 discharged. 
 Russell, Ralph W., 
 discharged. 
 Smith, Harley L.,. 
 discharged. .; 
 Smith, Murray,.... ,. 
 discharged. aa 
 Smith, Walter, discharged. 
 Stanley, Frank W., died. 
 Walker, Marion E., 
 - discharged. 
 Wright, Walter R., 
 discharged. 
 
Kansas State Guard. 
 
 159 
 
 Company “D,” 35TH Barration, Lovewell. 
 
 Captain: 
 Wesley V. Griffitts. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Hollis T. Cook. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Jacob H. Switzer. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Edgar, Lewis H. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 Angle, John R. 
 Hendricks, Ralph. 
 Kinyon, Dewey. 
 Ross, Fred L. 
 Smith, Archie. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Lovewell, Frank 
 Marr, Curtis. 
 
 McDonald, Francis L. 
 
 Rothchield, Fred C. 
 Swihart, Fay. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Altman, Earl R. 
 Alton, Dean. 
 
 Corporal: 
 
 Simmons, Clifford B., 
 discharged. 
 
 Company D was very active in the Red Cross, and Liberty loan campaigns, and the Five- 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Arbuckle, Johnnie. 
 Ballard, Rollie E. 
 Barringer, George I. 
 Billing, Albert. 
 Bothwell, Carl L. 
 Burns, Dwight. 
 Calhoon, Ross J. 
 Cook, Earl T. 
 Dannifer, William E 
 Filch, Clarence E. 
 Fordham, Jesse. 
 Gertson, Edward K. 
 Heldt, Albert W. 
 Hutchins, Leroy C. 
 Imler, Earl E. 
 Jacobs, Lester R. 
 Kinyon, Robert R. 
 Leece, Charles E. 
 Leece, Henry L. 
 Leece, John. 
 Lovewell, Cecil R. 
 Lovewell, Grant. 
 Lovewell, Stephen R. 
 Lowe, Fred Y. 
 Mitchell, Ernest W. 
 Osborne, Irvin. 
 Osborne, Oliver. 
 Owen, George H. 
 Phillippi, Archie L. 
 Pool, Charlie.: 
 
 LOSSES. 
 Privates: 
 
 Benbou, Robert A., 
 discharged. 
 Helfer, Henry D., 
 
 discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Powell, M. Leslie. 
 Price, John 8S. 
 Price, Paul. 
 
 Quick, William W. 
 Ricewick, William F. 
 Ross, Edwin. 
 Scrivner, Robert E. 
 Shuler, Christian D. 
 Simmons, Alva. 
 Stansbury, Edwin F. 
 Stone, Charley E. 
 Stratman, Raymond E. 
 Swihart, Ira M. 
 Swihart, Lloyd C. 
 Swihart, Ray. 
 Thomas, Elmer E. 
 Truax, Homer E. 
 Vadu, Ellery 8. 
 Vadu, John H. 
 Van Meter, A. P. 
 Van Meter, Chester. 
 Van Meter, Martin. 
 Warren, Chattie V. 
 Warren, Orvil G. 
 Warren, William T. 
 Watt, Frédé 8. 
 Wurth, Edward E. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Lee, Garold, discharged. 
 
 Lee, Wilham W., 
 discharged. 
 
 Winter, Claude E., 
 discharged. 
 
 in-One drive; our community always exceeded the quota. which we were to raise. 
 The organization, also, gave exhibition drills. 
 
160 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Company “E,” 35TH BatraLion, Republic. 
 
 Captain: 
 Orville W. Albertson. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 James C. Powers. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Perey B. Graham. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Nutter, G. Grafton. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant : 
 Stromberg, P. A. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 Ambrose, John L. 
 Hunter, Perry G. 
 Polley, W. Hugh. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Cardwell, Charley A. 
 Cure, Emerson. 
 Powers, Zoe T. 
 Rakestraw, Walter. 
 Ruddell, Royd. 
 Stafford, Floyd L. 
 
 Musicians: 
 E’skenbrack, William M. 
 
 Artificer: 
 Cardwell, John W. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 
 William C. Polley, 
 transferred. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Figgins, Jesse L., 
 discharged. 
 Charles, Eugene, 
 discharged. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Keennon, George, 
 discharged. 
 
 Nystrom, Ernest, 
 discharg.d. 
 
 Williamson, Clarence A., 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Beck, Evan L., 
 discharged. 
 Bissenden, William T., 
 discharged. 
 Boylan, Orville E., 
 discharged. 
 Boylan, Wesley J., 
 discharged. 
 Bruns, Fred, 
 discharged. 
 Cundiff, Leo B., 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates: 
 Baldwin, Jesse A. 
 Beck, Frances E. 
 Beck, Ralph T. 
 Belden, John T. 
 Blackburn, Melvin G. 
 Boylan, Lawrence. 
 Boylan, Philip E. 
 Chick, Charles E. 
 Clabaugh, B. Ray. 
 
 Conzelman, Emmett E. 
 
 Davis, Harvey W. 
 Dumback, Joe L. 
 Eddy, Lee V. 
 
 Emmert, Benjamin M. 
 
 Emmert, William A. 
 Evans, Joe S. 
 Figgins, James A. 
 Fesler, Otis T. 
 Fischer, Harry. 
 Fischer, Raymond. 
 Fleming, John J. 
 Fredell, Fred H. 
 French, Guy E. 
 French, Robert. E. 
 Fruend, Wayne S. 
 Gant, John H. 
 Gant, Walter G. 
 Gardner, Harry A. 
 Hall, John B. 
 Harbour, Earl O. 
 Helfer, William H. 
 Howard, Ivan C. 
 Johnson, Clarence. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Denoyer, Leonard J., 
 discharged. 
 Denoyer, Twin G., 
 discharged. 
 Eastman, Frank L., 
 discharged. 
 Eastman, Glenn, 
 discharged. 
 Elliott, Glenn, 
 discharged. 
 Frankamp, Lewis G., 
 discharged. 
 French, Glenn, 
 discharged. 
 Gossard, Charles E., 
 discharged. 
 Gribble, Leo B., 
 discharged. 
 Hobson, I. Ray, 
 discharged. 
 Mann, Kenneth E., 
 discharged. 
 Mercer, Raymond, 
 discharged. 
 Milner, David G., 
 discharged. 
 Milner, Earl R., 
 discharged. 
 Mitchell, John H., 
 discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Johnson, Glenn E. 
 Keennon, Charles R. 
 Landreth, Bert O. 
 Mahagan, Clarence. 
 Mann, Hartley B. 
 Mercer, Elmer. 
 Morehead, Carl. 
 Morehead, Murlin J. 
 Morehead, Orra L. 
 Parker, Charles B. 
 Pugh, J. Fred. 
 Perkins, Duncan A. 
 Roberts, Alvin E. 
 Ruddell, Everett W. 
 Simms, Grant H. 
 Smee, H. Ross. 
 Smith, Earl J. 
 Smith, Glenn H. 
 Somers, Carleton J. 
 Stafford, Clarence E. 
 Stafford, Samuel A. 
 Stafford, Willis P. 
 Strom, Ernest B. 
 Taylor, Cyril J. 
 
 - Taylor, Guy T. 
 Tedrow, Dale. 
 Throne, Walter. 
 White, John R. 
 Wood, Ernest. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Moore, Raymond, 
 discharged. 
 Morehead, W. Archie, 
 discharged. 
 Nitcher, Simon A., 
 discharged. 
 Polley, Robert E., 
 discharged. 
 Powell, Kiley L., 
 discharged. 
 Rasmussen, Frederick B., 
 discharged. _ 
 Rasmussen, Ralph, 
 discharged. 
 Rodefer, Albert, 
 discharged. 
 Sisson, Clarence, 
 discharged. 
 Sisson, Floyd, 
 discharged. 
 Smith, Leonard W., 
 discharged. 
 Stafford, Clifford, 
 discharged. 
 Strom, Alfred V., 
 discharged. 
 Strom, Clarence W., 
 discharged. 
 Tarenner, John E., 
 discharged. 
 
 Company E drilled weekly, but was not called out for active service nor performed any 
 
 guard duty. 
 
 The company stood state inspection, by invitation, with the 17th Battalion at Concordia, 
 Adjutant General Huffman, inspecting officer, _ : 
 The company headed the parade at Belleville, November 11, 1918, at the celebration of 
 
 the signing of the Armistice. 
 
Kansas State Guard. 
 
 161 
 
 Company “F,” 85TH BarraLion, Webber. 
 
 Captain: 
 Frederick W. Maxey. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Jonas V. Larson. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Charles A, Crispin. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Humiston, Frank A. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 Graham, George W. 
 
 Latzenmyer, Harvey J. 
 
 Wilson, Jess G. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Broyles, Harry. 
 Larmer, Charley E. 
 McKeown, Tom. 
 McKinney, Gus W. 
 Ross, Oscar E 
 Yerian, Frederick J. 
 
 Private: 
 
 Blair, Wilbur R., 
 discharged. 
 
 No activities reported. 
 
 11—4436 
 
 Musician: 
 Dahl, Erling. 
 
 Privates: 
 Aberg, John. 
 Blair, Albert H. 
 Blair, Lyman W. 
 Browning, Frank E. 
 Broyles, Frank L. 
 Christiansen, Elmer. 
 Crispin, John I. 
 Dahl, Haakon. 
 Davidson, Ernest D. 
 Dort, George W. 
 Drake, Wilbur E. 
 Dye, Charley E. 
 Dye, George W. 
 Dye, Verne. 
 
 Eisenmann, Ernest V. 
 Eisenmann, Walter O. 
 
 Ewer, Warren E. 
 Graham, Harry B. 
 Graham, Owen E. 
 Hall, Frank M. 
 Hall, Mack Henry. 
 
 LOSS. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Harding, Mont W. 
 Hendricks, Hollis. 
 Jeffries, William J. 
 Jennings, Bert A. 
 Kirkpatrick, Wiley R. 
 Lundy, William C. 
 Paynter, Cecil A. 
 Peck, Clayton. 
 Powell, Frank Grey. 
 Powell, Homer E. 
 Plukett, Wilmer. 
 Plunkett, Bert. 
 Ralston, Lester. 
 Rothchield, Elwood. 
 Singer, Tillman. 
 Smith, Mark E. 
 Stratman, Raymond. 
 Taylor, Perry B. 
 Vader, Irvin S. 
 Vale, Wilbur D. 
 Vestal, Floyd. 
 Wyatt, Albert E. 
 Wyatt, Hewlie A. 
 
162 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 HEADQUARTERS, 36TH BaTration, Meade. 
 
 Major: Captain and Adjutant: Captain and Surgeon: 
 Brother Buis. John F. Sweet. William F. Fee. 
 
 No activities reported. 
 
 Company “A,” 36TH BattTaLion, Meade. 
 
 Captain: Cooks: Privates—Concluded. 
 James L. Stamper. Edmondson, Mitchell T. Evans, William J. 
 Schmecker, Elmer A. Fairchild, Wilbur R. 
 First Lieutenant: a Fletcher, Ernest W. 
 Elbert E. Innis. pile ‘ Fletcher ae 
 <elley, Joseph P. soa ae 
 Second Lieutenant: Wolfe, Willis W. pete! pete 
 Clyde A. Marrs. rtineen Graves, Herbert ae 
 : Haskins, Guerald E. 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: Noell, John M. Hoon, Harry E. 
 Charles M. Gates. ; Hunt, Stephen M. 
 Surgeon: Johnson, John A. 
 Sergeants: Fee, William F. Sele Jesse. M. 
 Britten, John J. risle, Lennie. 
 Dey Gagan Company Clerk: Lawson, Vincent. 
 Gilman, James a Howard, Carl L. ia be eerie 
 Griggs, Roscoe C. ‘low, i z 
 Kimber, Delbert W. Privates: Sree rhe 
 a Baek . Amphlett, J. B. Moore Caen 
 Palnor Watter N Baker, George L. McCampbell, Theodore E. 
 Pl ah r eee Basinger, John A. McCay; -AbnectM. 
 Wilsox Ch . Cc Blair, Edward C. McKinney, Jesse BE. 
 SOMOS ALLES i= Borger, Claus G. Ragland, Victor L 
 iene f Bowen, Arthur E. “ta. “John. eam 
 Corporals: Brinckman, John F. H. Boies ae F. 
 Armstrong, John C. Brown, Cameron. Sourbier, William H 
 Crawford, J. Lawrence. Brown, Franklin O. Steele A nualcow B Z 
 Elliott, John. Brown, George M. Tiner: odwateen 
 Ewing, Pat C. Clements, Claude. Twist, Roy. : 
 Finkle, Harry W. Cooper, Judge. Vangeisen, Hazen 
 Fletcher, Oscar W. Dalgarn, Do Earl. Warkentin, Aaron J. 
 Kobs, Earnest A. Deck, Abram A. Waseon Con 
 Johansen, William H. Delaney, Donald E. Webb. Lecdout 
 Johnston, Robert C. Dettle, Oswald J. Wate George W. 
 Petefish, Charles A. Dettle, William F. Walls. George E. 
 Raxroad, Glenn. Ellis, Eber E. Whitemore, P. E. 
 Scott, Iva. Ellis, Sam W. Williams, David B. 
 Smiley, Hubert E. Evans, Mitchell. Wood Toha WwW 
 Stalder, Herbert F. Evarts, R R T : ; 
 a varts, Ross R. Worman, Charles F. 
 Wilson, Alex R. Tie Tyeh ht 
 Zink, Mance. IK, ACE 
 LOSS. 
 Captain: 
 Brother Buis, discharged. 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Company A drilled regularly two nights every week up to November 11, 1918, and par- 
 ticipated in all war activities and campaigns. 
 
 The organization conducted five military funerals, and assisted the Grand Army of the Re- 
 public in Memorial services. 
 
 Acted as escort to Governor Capper while visiting the city, also other prominent men, and 
 entraining enlisted men. Participated in the Armistice celebration on November 11, 1919. 
 
Kansas State Guard. 
 
 163 
 
 Company “B,” 36TH Bartration, Minneola. 
 
 Captain: 
 W. A. Ammon. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 O. F. Bolinger. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Moore, Alva E. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 MclInteer, R. F. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Davis, William L. 
 Dufford, William L. 
 Estes, Rufus N. 
 Stateler, Arthur M. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Lear, Rex O. 
 Roberts, Chester A. 
 Scott, Thomas E. 
 
 Cook: 
 Hall, Richard E. 
 
 Musician: 
 Lyon, Arthur L. 
 
 Artificer: 
 Wright, W.S. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Bailey, Oliver E. 
 Mair, T. L. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 
 James M. Shively, 
 discharged. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Gish, 8S. F., discharged. 
 Hickman, Lenard G., 
 discharged. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Amy, Ricel J., discharged. 
 
 Nicoll, Henry P., 
 discharged. 
 
 Company B was not called on for active service. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Black, Oliver. 
 Blanchett, Joseph R. 
 Bolt, George F, 
 Boucher, Herman R. 
 Carlson, Gustave E. 
 Chesley, K. E. 
 Clark, E. M. 
 Combs, Edwin R. 
 Cox, Ezra P. 
 Grecelius, James F. 
 Crouch, Frank. 
 Davis, Claud. 
 DeArmen, Harvey E. ~- 
 Deniston, Arthur L. 
 Doal, Samuel B. 
 Dook, G. C. 
 
 Durall, John 8. 
 Erwin, Lewis P. 
 Follick, James A. 
 Foster, James W. 
 Giffin, Orval Ray. 
 Gillett, Charles G. 
 Hall, Archey C. 
 Hampton, E. T. 
 Harshberger, Sidney P. 
 Hill, Robert J. 
 Kelly, Ulric 8. 
 Munger, Clifton A. 
 McCarty, George A. 
 McCormick, Virgil M. 
 MclInteer, Samuel G. 
 McKissick, Lee. 
 Newell, Emmit R. 
 Newell, Everett D. 
 
 Nicholas, David Edward. 
 
 Nicoll, D. M. 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Musicvan: 
 Wyatt, David F., 
 discharged. 
 Privates: 
 
 Crecelius, Henry Wayne, 
 discharged. 
 
 Forester, Robert L., died. 
 
 Gardner, C. C., died. 
 
 Garten, W. F., died. 
 
 Lathan, Ralph E., 
 discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Otto, Don D. 
 Pittman, Charles R. 
 Pittman, Clyde. 
 Pitts, John F. 
 Ramsey, Edd. 
 Rogers, Frank H. 
 Rogers, Robert L. 
 Runion, H. R. 
 Schoonover, Arthur. 
 Schott, Ora. 
 Shelton, Elbert C. 
 Shinogle, Clyde C. 
 Shirley, James. 
 Skeen, Ralph G. 
 Smiley, Dolphy. 
 Smiley, George E. 
 Smiley, James B. 
 Smith, Elmer D. 
 Smith, George D. 
 Smith, Henry C. 
 Smith, Oscar P. 
 Statton, Frank B. 
 Statton, Harry S. 
 Statton, Samuel W. 
 Sumpter, Benjamin F. 
 Swonger, Luther. 
 Tedford, Carl S. 
 Templeman, Wessie F. 
 Thompson, Leo J. 
 Van Blaricum, J. W. 
 Wallace, Charles S. 
 Wallace, William J. 
 Walrafen, John B. 
 Whitney, Herbert F. 
 Williams, H. H. 
 Wood, Fred M. 
 
 Privates—C oncluded. 
 
 Miller, George, died. 
 McGee, Frank M.., 
 discharged. 
 MclInteer, Howard R., 
 discharged. 
 Stateler, Charles, 
 discharged. 
 Tedford, Walter, 
 discharged. 
 Wright, Harry O., 
 discharged, 
 
 The unit participated in all war cele- 
 
 brations, also Red Cross and Liberty loan campaigns, and Memorial services. The organiza- 
 
 tion drilled once every week. 
 
164 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Company “C,” 36TH BatTa.ion, Plains. 
 
 Captain: Privates—Continued : Privates—Concluded. 
 J. F. Sweet. Bradford, James A. Hays, Frank E. 
 Burns, John T. Jacobs, Roy G. 
 First Lieutenant: Click, Orval R., Jr. Jurell, James H. 
 Donald Hwvtievon, Click, Russell. Knott, Joseph V. 
 onald Hips ee Coats, Ira W. MeVey, William M. 
 First Se f: Coons, W. W. Novinger, Vance L. 
 on ae w Fast, Perrv lL. Palmer, Edward O. 
 USER 50 OE SPs Edwards Albert T. Person, Scott R. 
 ‘Coe PS Edwards, Don T. Putman, Barksdale B. 
 JOP POTES: Elliott, Roy C. Ragsdale, Elisha H. 
 Brannon, Russell J. Fowler, Wade C. Rickers, Carl. 
 Dunn, Clarence M. Fox, Charles. Shincgle, Gus H. 
 McPhee, Robert A. Fox, Guy E. Smith, Leo L. 
 Spain, Joseph G. Gillidett, Everett G. Taylor, Charles A. 
 Gollicker, J. Bryan. Traylor, Roy H. 
 Privates: Graham, Archie B. Wonfuer, John L. 
 Abbott, George. Gunn, William T. Wooton, Herbert M. 
 Angell, Raymond F. Hale, Leanord W. Wyatt, Edward F. 
 Berghouse, Frank. Hayden, Austin L. 
 LOSSES. 
 Privates: Privates—Continued: Privates—Concluded. 
 ' Curtis, Robert C., Hanson, Chester M., Minnis, Roscoe E., 
 resigned. resigned. resigned. é 
 Dickerson, James L., Hege, John D., resigned. Utz, Nolan E., resigned. 
 resigned. Krause, Clarence L., Wyatt, Perry C., died. 
 resigned. 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Company C was very active in putting over the various loans and drives. The unit at- 
 tended funerals of deceased soldiers. 
 
Kansas State Guard. 
 
 165 
 
 Company “D,” 36TH Bartrauion, Liberal. 
 
 Captain: 
 Wiliam A. Lipprant. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 W. B. Taylor. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Charles S. Jarrett. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Redd, L. J. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Mayo, Walter R. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 Bush, W. E. 
 Higgins, Floyd. 
 Sturtevant, William. 
 . Young, J. V. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Boyer, R. K. 
 Edgar, G. D. 
 Langly, L. J. 
 Lockwood, Harry. 
 Madden, George W. 
 Malone, Robert. 
 
 Cooks: 
 
 Augerot, Charles. 
 Buck, William. 
 
 Musicians: 
 
 Flood, M. H. 
 Willey, Leo. 
 
 Artificer: 
 Edwards, William. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Aldrich, Albert. 
 Bain, Joseph. 
 Baker, John L. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 
 Arthur T. Hildyard, 
 discharged. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 
 James H. Bassatt, resigned. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Alsup, Jodie C., 
 discharged. 
 
 Atha, Clyde L., discharged. 
 
 Barnhall, Gilbert E., 
 discharged. 
 
 Chamberlain, Forrest L., 
 
 discharged. 
 Christner, Archie B., 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Banning, W. H. 
 Bay, James. 
 
 Bay, W. O. 
 
 Bippus, B. A. 
 
 Birt, Edward L. 
 Bish, LeRoy. 
 Bowman, Fred. 
 Burk, Fred D. 
 Bush, Edgar D. 
 Cahaffin, Otho P. 
 Calloway, John. 
 Carson, Marion. 
 Chittenden, Clarence. 
 Clutter, H. W. 
 Crews, Andrew. 
 Curtis, George William. 
 Dieckman, John. 
 Doll, Charles E. 
 Easley, Harve C. 
 Emrie, Harlow W. 
 Erb, Virgil W. 
 Evert, Gilbert. 
 Farrell, Manuel. 
 Ferguson, Joseph A. 
 Forbes, Walter W. 
 Forney, M. L. 
 Franklin, Forrest E. 
 Franklin, Harvey C. 
 Freeman, John W. 
 Furry, Oscar E. 
 Gilchrist, J. E. 
 Gillispie, W. W. 
 Gonzalon, Nick. 
 Grey, Eural. 
 
 Grey, F. W. 
 
 Hahn, Victor G. 
 Hall, Robert E. 
 Hatfield, Ray W. 
 Hayes, Milo C. 
 Hazel, Edward A. 
 Holland, Lamon L. 
 Horn, Thomas W. 
 
 Horney, Harry E. 
 
 Hubbard, Clyde. 
 Hubbard, Thomas G. 
 Hubbart, James G. 
 Humphrey, S. E. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates—C ontinued. 
 Davis, Cecil D., discharged. 
 
 Dettmer, George H., 
 discharged. 
 Erlewine, Lee E., 
 discharged. 
 Grace, Donald A., 
 discharged. 
 Grant, Charle A., 
 discharged. 
 
 Hanner, Ira A., discharged. 
 
 Hubbard, Samuel T 
 discharged. 
 
 Jones, James A., 
 discharged. 
 
 Jones, Stephen C., 
 cischarged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 LeMonnier, Fay. 
 Lloyd, Raymond M, 
 Lowe, Tom A. 
 Lute, Clifford E. 
 Mahoney, Alvin. 
 Mahoney, Ansel H. 
 Mann, Frank. 
 Mann, George H. 
 Manolopolos, Sam. 
 Mitchell, A. A. 
 Mitchell, Andrew. 
 Morrow, Lewis M. 
 McMinnville, Ray. 
 Neer, Pugh. 
 
 Niles, John C. 
 Packer, Eli B. 
 Packer, Paul R. 
 Pearcy, F. A. A. 
 Pittsman, A. T. 
 Rebe, H. A. 
 
 Rhea, William E. 
 Robbins, Oscar E. 
 Ross, Harlan A. 
 Roth, C. W. 
 Rudolph, Joseph. 
 Salley, J. Herman. 
 Shelton, Lester W. 
 Sparling, Charles E. 
 Stallard, William E. 
 Taylor, Charles D. 
 Todd, S. F. 
 
 Waite, Dewey. 
 Waite, S. A. 
 Warford, W. N. 
 Warnock, Osear W. 
 Weidensaul, Lawrence. 
 Wheeler, Thomas J. 
 White, Irvin L. 
 Willey, J. G. 
 Wilson, Clark A. 
 Winnerholm, LeRoy E. 
 Wolfe, Forest. 
 Wolfe, R. H. 
 Wood, Dennis. 
 Wood, Haskel. 
 Wooten, Alphie. 
 Young, J. L. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Kyte, Roy, discharged. 
 Longwell, Floyd L., 
 discharged. 
 Meek, Glen L., discharged. 
 Pennington, Glen D., 
 discharged . 
 Roberts, Amos D., 
 discharged. 
 Smith, Harold L., 
 Summers, Ray E., 
 discharged. 
 Swan, Warren T., 
 - discharged. 
 
 Company D participated in Red Cross and Liberty loan campaigns. 
 
166 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 HeADQUARTERS, 37TH BATTALION, 
 
 : Major: 
 Edward M. Sweeney. 
 
 No activities reported. 
 
 Company “A,” 37TH BATTALION, 
 
 Captain: 
 Gilbert E. Peck. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 George M. Byal. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Stone, Otis O. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 William L. Southern. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 Harman, Daniel. 
 Harman, Edward 8S. 
 Russell, Alfred C. 
 
 Corporals: 
 Floyd, Howard I. 
 Foster, Charles D. 
 Kramer, Ira. 
 Pembleton, Luke. 
 
 Van Dover, William B. 
 
 Weir, Oliver J. 
 
 Musician: 
 Lohnes, Elmer. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 
 William B. Leran, 
 discharged. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Barnwell, Holland, 
 discharged. 
 Farrell, Lorin B., 
 discharged. 
 
 Corporal: 
 
 Robison, Roy, 
 discharged. 
 
 Cooks: 
 
 Knighton, James. 
 Robertson, John W. 
 
 Arttficer: 
 Walker, George I. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Baker, Charles. 
 Bathurst, Paul. 
 
 Beardslee, Samuel F. 
 
 Bondurant, Thomas. 
 Brenemen, Edward. 
 Buehler, Benjamin. 
 Cook, Chester M. 
 Egbert, Dwight. 
 Erhart, Everett. 
 Floyd, Hayes. 
 Folks, Albert 8. 
 Gordon, Lee. 
 Handley, Charles O. 
 Handley, Harry. 
 Hopper, Dwight D. 
 Hopper, Earl B. 
 Kirberg, Alfred F. 
 Lennen, Oliver L. 
 Lohnes, George. 
 Lohnes, Thornton. 
 Mathes, Franklin. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Musician: 
 
 Bondurant, Dewey, 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates: 
 Dickerson, Clifford, 
 died. 
 Ejibert, Blair, 
 discharged. 
 
 Hopper, Jerry M., 
 discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 ss City. 
 
 Ness City. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Mathes, Lewis. 
 Mathes, Orion. 
 
 May, William. 
 Miner, Harold D. 
 Miner, Percy W. 
 Miner, William D., Jr. 
 Moores, Elmer. 
 McKinnis, Bert O. 
 Peckham, Richard. 
 Pembleton. Charles. 
 Pfanstiel, John. 
 Pfanstiel, Peter. 
 Rollins, Harol. 
 
 Roth, Paul. 
 Ruffhead, Edward. 
 Schamaun, Harry. 
 Schamaun, John. 
 Sperry, John F. 
 Tarman, Olen. 
 Taylor, Roy. 
 
 Van Boskirk, William. 
 Walton, Ad L. 
 Walton, Jasper. 
 Waterson, Arthur P. 
 Watkins, Frederick C. 
 Watson, John R. 
 Wolfe, Eli W. 
 Young, Aaron. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Norrel, John E., 
 discharged. 
 
 Pfanstiel, Alex, 
 discharged. 
 
 Schamaun, Casper, 
 discharged. 
 
 Company A was active in all Red Cross, Liberty loan and Y. M. C. A. drives. 
 
 On September 26, 1918, the company went to Rush Center to enter a competitive drill, 
 
 and took first prize, a very handsome flag. 
 
 On September 26, 1918, the company was assembled to attend and perform ceremonies for - 
 a military funeral for Hubert Taylor, a naval reserve of the Great Lakes Training Station. 
 On October 17, 1918, the company was assembled for a like service at the funeral of Perle 
 On December 17 for Ralph Temple, a discharged soldier, 
 On December 10, 1918, for Clifford Dickerson, a m2mbcr of Com- 
 
 Holmes who died at Camp Funston. 
 
 who died at Ness City. 
 
 pany A, 37th Battalion, Kansas State Guard. 
 
Kansas State Guard. 
 
 167 
 
 Company “B,” 37TH Batration, Nekoma. 
 
 Captain: 
 Frank U. Kershner. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Almquist, Gustave F. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Riggs, Frank O. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Barton, Harley W. 
 Kershner, George E. 
 Murray, Walter B. 
 Williams, Walter. 
 
 Corporals: 
 Barton, Horace B. 
 Campbell, Eldon H. 
 Hansen, Henry. 
 Watkins, Edward H. 
 West, Kim. 
 
 Cooks: 
 
 Johnson, William M, 
 Maresch, Rudolph. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 
 West, Thomas H., 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Prosch, Roy R., 
 . discharged. 
 Wallace, Charles E., 
 discharged. 
 
 Musicians: 
 
 Laffin, Marion. 
 Prosch, Paul. 
 
 Artificer: 
 
 Wheat, William S. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Adamy, Walter M. 
 Almquist, Charles W. 
 Ambroser, William. 
 Baldwin, Richard E. 
 Block, George. 
 Currens, Joe. 
 Delaney, Martin A. 
 Elliott, Clarence G. 
 Erdsick, Henry F. 
 Gates, Edwin J. 
 Gates, John. 
 
 Hansen, Alton. 
 Hansen, Harvey. 
 Hearn, Raymond C. 
 Jackson, William S. 
 Johnson, Lee J. 
 Kerschner, Edward P. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Wallace, Lawrence, 
 discharged. 
 
 Wampler, Earl, discharged. 
 
 Wampler, Howard F., 
 discharged, 
 
 Watkins, Grant W., 
 discharged. 
 
 Weltmer, John, 
 discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Maresch, Edward H. 
 Maresch, Frank. 
 Miller, Robert W. 
 Misegadis, George. 
 Moran, Luke M. 
 Nafarane, James. 
 Nichols, Eugene O. 
 O’Brien, Charles W. 
 O’Brien, Thomas J. 
 Poos, Elbert G. 
 Price, Clarence. 
 Ream, Al W. 
 Ream, Harold W. 
 Reid, Charles G. 
 Seaman, James H. 
 Smith, Roscoe D. 
 Stump, William. 
 Wallace, Robert F. 
 Wampler, Hiram T. 
 West, John. 
 
 West, Lewis M. 
 West, Mart. 
 Wheat, Thomas G. 
 
 Privates—C oncluded. 
 
 West, Jade, 
 discharged. 
 Williams, Chester, 
 discharged. 
 Williams, James, 
 
 discharged. 
 Wright, G. Im, 
 discharged. 
 
 Took part in activities, contributing to the last Red Cross drive and the third Liberty 
 loan. Much attention was given to preparing men for the national army by giving them the 
 
 first elementary training. 
 
168 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Company “C,” 37TH Batrration, McCracken. 
 
 Captain: 
 Albert R. Brenner. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 George R. Brenner. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Robert E. Nickel. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Sweeney, Hughey F. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Littler, James C. 
 
 Bugler: 
 Sieling, William T. J. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Anderson, T. O. 
 Barnes, Troy. 
 Beckett, Maxwell H. 
 Bellport, Orrin. 
 Bowman, William L. 
 Brackney, Charles M. 
 Brock, William A. 
 Campbell, Noble. 
 Connor, Ancel A. 
 Curtiss, Fred W. 
 Curtiss, Lawrence R. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 McKittrick, Thomas. 
 Nickel, Ralph M.’ 
 Noel, F. K. 
 
 Norlin, John W. 
 Ramsey, Elmer E. 
 Ream, Henry. 
 
 Roe, Henry C. 
 Rixon, James A. 
 Roser, Pius H. 
 Ryan, Claudas G. 
 Ryan, Leonard L. 
 Shepherd, Ralph E. 
 Sieling, Ernest H. J. 
 Sieling, Harry C. 
 
 Sloan, Robert J. 
 Start, Robert. . 
 Stickeny, Ora P. 
 Swisher, Jobe. 
 Tanck, Harry W. 
 Temple, B. B. 
 Wagner, John A. 
 Wahl, Charles. 
 Walker, Marion I. 
 Ward, Leroy C. , 
 Warden, Joseph P. 
 Weatherred, Robert E. 
 West, Calvin V. 
 West, Frank. 
 
 Earlenbaugh, Frank B. 
 Edwards, John I. 
 Ensign, Lee. 
 
 Helton, W. L. 
 Hoffer, Sidney C. 
 Holdgate, William L. 
 Husted, W. P. 
 
 Irvin, George F. 
 Keena, James A. 
 Klee, James K. 
 Littler, Frank E. 
 Marak, Joseph C. 
 Miller, Lewis R. 
 Murray, Kyle. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Elias, Oscar B. 
 
 Hass, Harry. 
 
 Janke, Albert. 
 McCormick, Frank E. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Huddleston, Charles B. 
 Lincoln, Oliver H. 
 Meehan, James R. 
 Norlin, Albert V. 
 Rodeman, Charles. 
 
 Start, Frank. McGrath, George. West, Wayne. be 
 LOSSES. 
 First Lieutenant: Privates: 
 Edward M. Sweeney, Farwell, Lyle W., ‘ 
 discharged. discharged. 
 Ream, Ray F., discharged. 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Company C held drill regularly twice every week during the spring and summer months 
 until the fall of 1918. During the fall drill was held regularly once every week up to the 
 time of the signing of the Armistice. Battalion drill was held regularly every four weeks. 
 
 The organization was at all times active in keeping the city and community rid of J. W. 
 W.’s and pro-Germans. 
 
 A company contest drill was held at Rush Center in the fall and Company C secured the 
 second prize, which was a United States flag. 
 
 The organization took an active part in assisting with the Liberty loan and Red Cross 
 drives. Captain Brenner was township chairman during each of the bond drives. 
 
 The company has $18.52 on hand which will be turned over to the local Red Cross 
 organization. This money was obtained by a dance given in the city of McCracken by the 
 company. 
 
 Each member of this organization purchased his own uniform and no assistance was re- 
 ceived from the outside. 
 
Kansas State Guard. 
 
 169 
 
 Company “D,” 377TH BarraLion, Brownell. 
 
 Captain: 
 William E. Herndon. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Carl Newcomer. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Robert E. Walker. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Hiltabidle, John M. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Skaggs, Benjamin M. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 Hills, James H. 
 Pierce, James V. 
 Skaggs, Roy L. 
 Wagner, Louis. 
 
 Corporals: 
 Conklin, Leonard F. 
 Fairbanks, Sam P. 
 Harlootz, George W. 
 Stanley, Abraham L. 
 Wyman, Elmer E. 
 
 Cooks: 
 
 McGinnis, Arthur. 
 Parks, William. 
 
 Privates: 
 Keil, John S., 
 discharged. 
 Merrell, E. Lee., 
 discharged. 
 
 Musicians: 
 
 Huling, Lyle S. 
 Leighton, Clan A. 
 
 Artificer: 
 
 Stull, Frank W. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Adkinson, Lincoln C. 
 Adkinson, Lydd. 
 Anderson, Guy. 
 Baery, Joseph R. 
 
 ' Bannam, August. 
 
 Barnett, Andrew. 
 Barnett, William R. 
 Barnett, Zedd L. 
 Barry, Almon U. 
 Barry, Caleb R. 
 Barry, Charles A. 
 Brown, Jesse. 
 Carpenter, Owen. 
 Claybaugh, Homer W. 
 
 Conghanour, William B. 
 
 Conklin, John. 
 Edwards, Frank. 
 Fairbanks, Vincent. 
 Gardner, Charles M. 
 Goatley, Jerry S. 
 Hair, George A. 
 Harlooitz, Joseph M. 
 Hiltabiddle, Andrew. 
 Hiltabiddle, James E. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Sidebottom, Felix O., 
 discharged. 
 
 Stulle, John L., 
 discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Jennings, Bert E. 
 Johannes, Clifford J. 
 Mettlen, Joseph C. 
 Mettlen, Lyman B. 
 Musselman, James. 
 McCrary, Absalam L. 
 McCurdy, Frank. 
 Nelson, Charles E. 
 Parker, Bassil M. 
 Randall, Chris R. 
 Rice, Elmer E. 
 Richardson, Harvey D. 
 Roser, Isarel Q 
 Ryan, Claude T. 
 Sidebottom, Milo W. 
 Sidebottom, Orrison. 
 Smith, Ernest L. 
 Snodgrass, George T. 
 Souer, Frank 
 
 Squier, Charles E. 
 Squier, Otis L. 
 Stringer, Phillip S. 
 Sultzer, Clyde. 
 Sultzer, Fred. 
 Wagner, William. 
 Weeks, John A. 
 Wheeler, Grover C. 
 Wyman, Guy. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Williams, Barton E., 
 died. 
 
 Company D suppressed three socialist meetings, and gave active support to all war activity 
 campaigns. Donated a Liberty bond to the county Red Cross fair. The organization ran one 
 
 I. W. W. out of town. 
 
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 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Company “A,” 38TH BaTtTaLion, Hays City. 
 
 Captain: 
 
 Charles W. Miller, Jr. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Ward M. Jenkins. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 
 Horace G. Chittenden. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Addison, Higham F. 
 Harkness, Charles A. 
 King, Charles C. 
 Markwell, Robert S. 
 Robinson, Charles H. 
 Williams C. E. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Binder, Albert. 
 Felton, Pete. 
 Henderson, John. 
 Irwin, Joseph H. 
 Kirkman, Harry 8. 
 Nickles, H. A. 
 Schmoekel, Arthur. 
 Ward, Walter W. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Addison, Joseph W. 
 Archer, Fred N. 
 Bear, George E. 
 Binder, Roy. 
 Bissing, Robert. 
 
 Blackman, William H. 
 
 Blakesley, Lee E. 
 Brungardt, A. J. 
 
 Company A held drills twice every week with a very good attendance until the time of the 
 Battalion drills were held in Ellis, Wakeeney and Hays City, and 
 The organization also at- 
 
 signing of the Armistice. : 
 in each case our company turned out the largest representation. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Chittenden, Stanley S. 
 
 Clark, Carl. 
 Clark, Vernon A. 
 
 Cole, Robert Wallace. 
 
 Crissman, Harry E. 
 Davis, E. R. 
 Disney, Earl. 
 Dorney, Wilfred. 
 Early, Fred. 
 
 Early, William H. 
 Eastlack, Martin W. 
 Ellis, Leslie. 
 Enfield, S. M. 
 Enright, John. 
 Fellers, Harvey W. 
 Fellers, Jay D. 
 Felton, Harry. 
 Furbeck, Boyd. 
 
 Gassman, Nicholas P. 
 
 Gillam, John T. 
 Grass, Warren. 
 Grout, Homer. 
 Grout, Wesley. 
 Havemann, Gustav. 
 Hoffman, Ross E. 
 Hudson, Chester H. 
 Jewell, Elwood, Sr. 
 Kelley, Everett. 
 King, Ernest R. 
 King, Frank. 
 Levick, William. 
 Luce, Milton. 
 Miller, Louis E. 
 Montgomery, Joe P. 
 Moore, Newton C. 
 Morrison, Clifford. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Morrison, John T. 
 McLain, Charles F. 
 Nickles, Albert. 
 Oldham, Herman J. 
 Payne, Edward. 
 Pearce, Henry E. 
 Pelzl, Joe J. 
 Peterson, Martin M. 
 Reed, Thomas, Jr. 
 Rhine, James M. 
 Rhoades, Irwin D. 
 Rogers, Edward O. 
 Schukman, Paul J. 
 Shade, William T. 
 Staab, Ferdinand. 
 Starr, George V. 
 Stein, Lawrence J. 
 Swires, George M. 
 Swires, James A. 
 Tillotson, Glen Ray. 
 Tourtillott, James F. 
 Tourtillott, John M. 
 Tourtillott, Stephen H. 
 Vogel, Vincent. 
 Wagener, Js: Js, 0 
 Wagner, William C. 
 Walters, Edward W. 
 Wann, Gilmore S8. 
 Wassinger, Lawrence E. 
 Wiesner, Leo G. 
 Wiest, Charles F. 
 Williams, Walter. 
 Wilson, Reuben A. 
 Wirtz, Ed. 
 
 Yapp, Lester R. 
 Zeigler, Maurice. 
 
 tended the battalion drill at the Rooks county fair held at Stockton. 
 
 Members of the company took a very active part in all war activities, and turned out well 
 to public celebrations of all kinds, in connection with Red Cross, War Saving Stamps, Liberty 
 loans, Memorial Day services, Fourth of July, Home Coming and Armistice day celebrations. 
 
 A firing squad from this company has always been present at all funerals of Grand Army 
 
 of the Republic veterans, members of the guard, and late war soldiers. 
 
Kansas State Guard. : 171 
 
 Company “B,” 38TH BaTTALION, Hays. 
 ) f 
 
 Captain: , Privates: : Privates—Concluded. 
 Otto A. Nennerich. Arnhold, F. W. Hempell, A. D. 
 Arnhold, N. F. Jacobs, Tony. 
 First Lieutenant: Basgall, P. A. Jameson, C. H. 
 H. A. -Bartell Beeby, C. A. Jenkins, W. M. 
 7 ; Bessie, eae if aoa ees: 
 ° : ielmann, John A. - Keberlein, John. 
 Recqna, Tientenant : Bielmann, Joseph A. Koerner, F. 
 E, A. Rea. Binder, Albert. — Lenoch, Roy. 
 : Birds das. Logan, A. 
 First Sergeant: Blakesley, Lee. Lordetsch, ©. J. 
 Simminger, Jacob H. Bruner, J. G. Oshant, Fred R. 
 Cave, Reese. Penney, J. J. 
 Sergeants: Be ak ae a0 Rhine, a a 
 : orney, Wilfred. Rogers, E. O. 
 ee BOS Earley, Fred. Staab, Ferdinand. 
 Philip George Jr Fellers, diem). Schyler, Nick. 
 ; wht Baers a fe eevee 1ee 
 P Flood, E. C. eltz, Alex. 
 gtd age Frank, Joe M, Williams, 
 Holm, V. Gassman, N. P. Zimmerman, Tony. 
 Karlin, Peter. Gottschalk, C. V. 
 McCarthy, D. F. Grass, Ed. 
 
 Schueler, Alex. 
 
 Schwaller, Fred. ae Reece 
 
 No report of activities furnished. 
 
 x 
 
 Company “C,” 38TH BatrTation, Ellis. 
 
 Captain: First Lieutenant: Second Lieutenant: 
 Clarence S. Marsh. William R. Congers. Charles A. Sherwood. 
 
 No muster-out roll furnished. 
 
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 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Company “D,” 38TH BarrTaLion, Ogallah. 
 
 Captain: 
 John Pearson. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Norman Mapes. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Holmstrom, Ira. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Blakley, Ross J. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 
 Burk, Ira. 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Marquand, Guy. 
 
 Rich, W. A. 
 
 Sahlin, Edward. 
 Wingerd, D. H. 
 
 Corporals: 
 Kellog, Joseph. 
 Marquand, Glen. 
 Pugh, James W. 
 Schuman, John. 
 Sites, W. A. 
 Wynn, Charles. 
 
 Sergeant: 
 
 Pugh, Floyd W., 
 discharged. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Marquand, Paul Brent., 
 
 discharged. 
 Foster, Earl, 
 discharged. 
 
 Cooks: 
 Cruson, C. E. 
 Wynn, Will. 
 
 Privates: 
 Anderson, C. A. 8S. 
 Barnes, J. F. 
 
 Baugher, Charles A. 
 
 Binder, C. T. 
 Blakley, Roy W. 
 
 Broadfoot, Clarence P. 
 
 Bucholz, Fred. 
 Cahoit, J. A. 
 Caskey, W. D. 
 Cook, Albert N. 
 Cruson, B. A. 
 Denies, Arnold. 
 Denies, Palmer. 
 Denny, Wesley. 
 Derringer, Louis O. 
 Edwards, W. M. 
 Erichson, Herman. 
 Hanson, W. P. N. 
 Harvey, V. V. 
 Harvey, W. W. 
 Hendricks, N. H. 
 Joseph, Esto. 
 Keagy, Clark. 
 Keagy, Frank. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 Privates: 
 Harvey, Bryan, 
 discharged. 
 Marquand, Claude, 
 ' discharged. 
 McConnell, Claude, 
 discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 LaRue, Paul Jacob. 
 Lindberg, Trueman. 
 Lofstead, Alfred. 
 Lofstead, C. J. 
 Marquand, Claude. 
 Marquand, Lee. 
 Moline, Leonard. 
 
 McConnell, Charles W. 
 
 Nixon, Lawrence. ~ 
 Olson, Emil. 
 
 Olson, John A. 
 Parson, Oliver. 
 Powers, Miles H. 
 Pugh, E. G. 
 Ralph, Joseph. 
 Reeves, C. 
 Reynolds, D. i. 
 Richard, Albert G. 
 Saleen, Alvin L. 
 Turner, Charles F. 
 Turner, David: 
 Turner, George. 
 Turner, Roy. 
 Wahlburg, Goodwin. 
 Wahlburg, Herman. 
 Wahlburg, J. E. 
 Watson, T. H. 
 Wynn, ‘Norman O. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Richards, Lawrence, 
 discharged. 
 
 Ridgeway, Ross, 
 discharged. 
 
 Turner, Ernest, 
 discharged. 
 
 Company D, 38th Battalion, Kansas State Guard, was first organized as a Home Guard 
 on January 21, 1918, and disbanded on March 15, 1918, at which time in compliance with 
 excutive ord r No. 1 dated February 15, 1918, the unit reorganized as a state guard with 
 thirty-four members and mustered in with sixty-eight members. 
 
 The company drilled regularly every Saturday at 2 o’clock p.m., and continued in this 
 manner of drilling until the influenza epidemic and afterward irregularly until the present date. 
 This company saw no active service, but participated in battalion drill several times. 
 
Kansas State Guard. 
 
 Company “E,” 38TH BaTtTaLion, Wakeeney. 
 
 Captain: 
 J. H. Heckman. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 S. J. Straw. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 O. Bruce Goffe. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Woerner, I. A. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Steel, Charles R. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Chalk, B. Frank. 
 Groft, Earl M. 
 Heyl, A. W. 
 Pierson, R. S. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Courtney, E. A. 
 Harries, August J. 
 
 Lieutenant : 
 
 George C. Kulp, 
 discharged. 
 
 Sergeant: 
 
 Powell, S. R., discharged. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Hinshaw, Glenn P., 
 discharged. 
 
 Hinshaw, Ren A., 
 discharged. 
 
 Musicians: 
 
 Stevens, B. A., discharged. 
 
 Wollner, Morgan, 
 discharged. 
 
 Corporals—Concluded. 
 
 Hillman, E. H. 
 Hinshaw, Lee W. 
 Johnson, H. M. 
 Kulp, W. J. 
 Ufford, R. R. 
 Wonner, Hugh R. 
 
 Artificer: 
 
 Pickering, R. I. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Basnett, Walter E. 
 Blakely, Guy. 
 Clevenger, Irvin H. 
 Cue, Elmer E. 
 Cypher, D. E. . 
 Engstrand, Eimer. 
 Fellers, Christ. 
 Frazier, Burl. 
 Galloway, L. H. 
 Hardman, C. L. 
 Harlan, Hudson. 
 Hays, G. L. 
 
 Hille, H. J. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Benson, Judd, discharged. 
 
 Gibson, 8S. W., discharged. 
 
 Greenwood, G. G., 
 discharged. 
 
 Harries, H. C., discharged. 
 
 Harries, Julius, Jr., 
 discharged. 
 
 Hixon, Brom, discharged. 
 
 Keraus, A. S., discharged. 
 
 Keraus, E. A., discharged. 
 
 Locker, Frank, transferred. 
 
 Milholland, John H., 
 transferred. 
 
 Monroe, Edward, 
 discharged. 
 
 MeNair, Floyd S., 
 discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Horak, Rudolph. 
 Huffman, J. A. 
 Hutchison, C. M, 
 Jones, G. G. 
 Keraus, P. E. 
 Krause, D. B. 
 Kulp, Clemford. 
 Maynard, T. W. 
 Mussemann, E. H. 
 Mussemann, Ferdinand. 
 Novis, H. P. 
 Poffenberger, C. H. 
 Reddig, Paul. 
 Rhoden, George. 
 Saleen, J. A. 
 Selbe, R. L. 
 Shaw, Fred D. 
 Shaw, Ray J. 
 Shuler, O. J. 
 Smith, Harry. 
 Smith, H. M. 
 Spena, Fred. 
 Stephens, Chester. 
 Wollner, F. C. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Paul, Charles A., 
 transferred. 
 
 Perry, H. C., discharged. 
 
 Rhoades, Charles L., 
 discharged. 
 
 Rinker, Frank B., 
 discharged. 
 
 Siverling, John D., 
 discharged. 
 
 Stephens, Loyd, discharged. 
 
 Warner, Milton J., 
 transferred. 
 
 Wheeler, R. C., discharged. 
 
 Williams, W. J., 
 discharged. 
 
 Company E took an active part in all war campaigns, and participated in exhibition and 
 competitive drills at Hays, Colby, Wakeeney, Ellis, and Stockton. 
 
 Arrested and brought to trial, upon order received from 8. M. Robertson, two Russellites, 
 who w re distributing anti-war literature. 
 
 Took part in both patriotic and memorial celebrations and services held here and in sur- 
 rounding towns. 
 
 The organization acted as escort for all deceased service men buried in Trego county. 
 
 Company “F,” 38TH Batra.ion, Collyer. 
 Captain: 
 Robert J. Tague. 
 
 No muster-out roll furnished. 
 
 Heapquarters, 39TH Battaion, Abilene. ; 
 
 Major: Captain and Adjutant: 
 Charles S. Crawford. Ira M. Hassler. 
 
 No activities reported. 
 
 Captain and Supply Officer: 
 William 8S. Leadbeater. 
 
Adjutant General's Department. 
 
 Company “A,” 39TH Bartauion, Abilene. 
 
 Captain: 
 Will Green. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 W. H. Averill. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Gordon, Leslie. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Sterl, W. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 Hutchinson, C. C. 
 Nethaway, C. C. 
 Wise, R. C. 
 
 Corporals: 
 Callahan, B. L. 
 Engle, W. G. 
 Fitzwater, I. W. 
 Johnson, O. M. 
 Kauffman, L. A. 
 Reese, G. W. 
 
 Bugler: 
 Shadinger, G. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 
 H. A. Jensen, 
 discharged. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 
 Hurd, Arthur, 
 discharged. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Colvin, W. C., 
 discharged. 
 
 Ross, Ernest N., 
 resigned. 
 
 Corporal: 
 
 Woodward, Clio, 
 discharged. 
 
 Cook: 
 Tremer, Thomas, 
 discharged. 
 
 Artificer: 
 Buchanan, E. T. 
 
 Cook: 
 Cowan, 8S. R. 
 
 Privates: 
 Ayers, O. E, 
 Ayers, O. W. 
 Baker, O. J. 
 Baldwin, H. G. 
 Bigler, J. S. 
 Blye, W. C. 
 Brightbill, H. 
 Bushey, Z. B. 
 Butler, H. W. 
 Cavender, E. E, 
 Colby, A. D. 
 Colby, H. B. 
 Cooley, A. B. 
 Cooper, R. E. 
 Cruse, Charles. 
 Dunable, H. C. 
 Dyer, H. N. 
 Emig, O. 
 Engle, A. E. 
 Epperson, C. W. 
 Eye, Vern. 
 Farror, M. 
 Freeman, E. A. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 Privates: 
 Beggs, Karl H., 
 discharged. 
 Blevins, Charles, 
 resigned. 
 Butterfield, Milton G., 
 resigned. 
 Davies. Burton, 
 resigned. 
 Folk, Herbert, 
 discharged. 
 Garrett, E. L., 
 clischarged. 
 Gervin, Will, Jr., 
 resigned. 
 Griswold, James A., 
 resigned. 
 Hume, Henry, discharged. 
 Hume, Lawrence, 
 clischarged. 
 Johntz, John E., 
 resigned. 
 Lambing, Charles O., 
 resigned. 
 Langston, Roy, 
 discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Grice, J. 
 Griggs, W. C. 
 Gross, C. 
 Guiles, P. A. 
 
 Heartley, G. 
 Hinkle, R. F. 
 Hogan, M. 
 Kauffman, T. C. 
 King, J. S. 
 Lechrone, Harry O. 
 Lippincott, G. C. 
 Merrifield, R. A. 
 Miller, R. B. 
 Morrison, H. H. 
 Myers, J. F. 
 Nicols, G. 
 
 ‘Owens, G. 
 Schuerman, L. W. 
 Sexton, C. 
 
 Smith, M. J. 
 Stractner, R. C. 
 Straight, G. L. 
 Thompson, D. M. 
 Thompson, H. 
 Towne, L. 
 
 _ Walters, R. N. 
 Weber, M. 
 Wilcox, H. A. 
 Woodwerd, C. 
 Young, B. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Long, Lorraine, 
 discharged. 
 Mason, E. E., 
 resigned. 
 Mason, E. G., 
 resigned. 
 Mullin, George H., 
 resigned. 
 McCall, A., 
 discharged. 
 Rexroat, Otis M., 
 discharged. 
 Rugh, Elmer C., 
 resigned. 
 Schrader, H., discharged. 
 Sederick, Theodore, 
 discharged. 
 Shearer, Roy, 
 transferred. 
 Shipley, Frank, 
 discharged. 
 Smith, Harry, 
 discharged. 
 Zackaris, Charles E., 
 resigned. 
 
 Company A took part in the 39th Battalion review at Chapman, on September 2, 1918, 
 taking first prize in the competitive drill and first prize for best attendance. On September 
 5, 1918, took part in 39th Battalion review at Enterprise, taking second prize in competitive 
 drill. On September 27, 1918, at Abilene, took part in the 39th Battalion review. 
 
 Details were on guard duty during the Dickinson county fair held at Abilene, September 
 24 to 28, 1918. A detail was sent out to assist in the collection of assessments in the war 
 
 works fund campaign. 
 
 On Armistice Day, 1918, the company turned out for parades. The eompany took part 
 in the Victory loan tank parade, April 25, 1919. 
 The personnel of Company A expressed their willingness to serve the state again, as an 
 organization, should they be needed. 
 
Kansas State Guard. 
 
 Company “B,” 39TH Batration, Abilene. 
 
 Captain: 
 J. Le Parks: 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 W. A. Matteson. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 M. E. Burkhart. 
 
 Supply Sergeant: 
 O. A. Sterl. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Hesselbarth, John. 
 
 Hoover, H. C. 
 Toliver, W. H 
 
 Corporals: 
 Elwick, E. W. 
 Hurd, Bruce. 
 Jeffrey, T. W. 
 
 ’ Law, W. A. 
 Lichliter, Ray. 
 Picking, W. E. 
 Woodward, S. F. 
 Worley, F. M. 
 
 Captain: 
 
 George Dovel, 
 resigned, 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 
 R. C. Dederick, 
 resigned. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 
 Jones, E., 
 discharged. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Rexroatw0. J; 
 discharged. 
 
 Rosey Cech? 
 discharged. 
 
 Corporal: 
 Knoll, H., 
 discharged. 
 
 Musicians: 
 
 Dalrymple, Karl W., 
 
 discharged. 
 Worley. Dean, 
 discharged. 
 
 Cook: 
 
 Armstrong, George W. 
 
 Privates: 
 Adams, T. 
 Brann, George. 
 
 Broughton, W. H. 
 
 Burdick, B. G. 
 Dalrymple, J. R. 
 Darling, L. G. 
 Davidson, W. H. 
 DeHart, EP, 
 Erwin, 429 
 
 Eusworth, Chester. 
 
 Ewald, C. H. 
 Frahm, J. W. 
 Goodell, J. L. 
 Green, J. W. 
 Grimes, R.. T. 
 Hastings, Jesse. 
 Hobbs, C. A. 
 Hogan, John L. 
 Hutton, I. H. 
 Keel, J. E. 
 King, S. E. 
 Kohman, M. C. 
 Loyd, Ed. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 Cook: 
 
 Rodgers, C., 
 discharged. 
 
 Artificer: 
 
 Knight, Charles, 
 clischarged. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Abith, Joe, 
 discharged. 
 
 Baer, Dewey, 
 discharged. 
 
 Dobkins, Homer, 
 discharged. 
 
 Edmundson, W. L. 
 discharged. 
 
 Ensworth, Chester H. 
 
 discharged. 
 Erwin, Bernard, 
 discharged. 
 Fields, J. B 
 discharged. 
 Galliger, W. T. 
 discharged. 
 Gantz, D. A., 
 discharged. 
 Goodell, W. D. 
 discharged. 
 Herron, I., 
 discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded: 
 
 Martin, M. B. 
 Moore, R. L. 
 
 McClintick, W. C. 
 
 McConnell, L. F. 
 Nichols, W. D. 
 Petrie, A. J. 
 Pyke, Sam. 
 Rauch, N. 
 Reese, J. A. 
 Shellhaas, Russell. 
 
 Shuey, William H. 
 
 Sottong, George. 
 
 Sprung, Henry W. 
 
 Tucker, Dennis. 
 Tufts, Joseph. 
 Wilson, J. L. 
 
 Woolverton, C. D. 
 Woolverton, J. T. 
 
 Worley, Dean T. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Johnson, L. A., 
 discharged. 
 Jones, G. L., 
 discharged. 
 Langston, E., 
 discharged. 
 Little, A., 
 discharged. 
 Looker, C., 
 discharged. 
 McBeth, Orrin, 
 discharged. 
 Nash, Ed, 
 discharged. 
 Reed, Melvin P., 
 discharged. 
 Rhodes, Harold, 
 discharged. 
 Sherman, J. H., 
 discharged. 
 Steevens, M., 
 discharged. 
 Vickers, R. R.., 
 discharged. 
 Warring, Emmett, 
 discharged. 
 
 Whiteford, Harry E., 
 
 discharged. 
 
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 Company B participated in all war activity campaigns where its services could be utilized 
 and was especially active in Seven-in-One drive. 
 
 The organization furnished escorts for all deceased soldiers returned here for burial. 
 
176 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Company “C,” 39TH Battalion, Solomon. 
 
 Captain: First Lieutenant: Second Lieutenant : 
 R. A. Vandervilt. Ora D. Herr. Stanley E. Leake. 
 LOSSES. 
 Captain: First Lieutenant: Second Lieutenant: 
 Harry H. Davis, resigned. George T. Stephens, Bert M. Hart, resigned. 
 resigned. 
 
 No muster-out roll furnished. 
 
 Company “D,” 39TH BatTaLion, Chapman. 
 
 Captain: Privates: Privates—Concluded. 
 Henry Wadick. Anderson, Owen. Lawrence, Arch. 
 Beard, Earl H. Leftwick, Oda. 
 Second Lieutenant: al ade Lee ae 
 3 randt, Leslie. ong, rthur. 
 Frank Halbert. are Fred a Miller, Aubrey. 
 F : Culham, Melvin. Murrison, Edward. 
 First Serg pane Cushing, William. McCormack, Con. 
 Wilkins, Walter. Davis, John F. McDonald, George. 
 Davis, William M. McFerron, George. 
 Supply Sergeant: Delker, George. Nickolson, William. 
 Keegan, John. Devane, Tom. Norman, Harry. 
 Dobbs, Louis. O’Brien, John. 
 Sergeants: eS sea O’Bryon, Calvin. 
 ie Fave, rwin, John P. O’Connor, Charles. 
 Bet Fer. Fry, Roy. Perkins, Earl. 
 Rollf. William. Gallagher, Edward. Poor, William. 
 rs See pie Roberts, Walter J. 
 : orman, D. J. Rollf, Carl. 
 eee. ; Gorman, Frank. Sandborn, Theo. 
 Blai , Ea in Hassler; Chalmers. Scanlan, Joe. 
 Tek lish w Howe, John P. Scanlan, John. 
 oh re Sa a W. Howe, Thomas F. Scott, Walter. 
 Holi er, Ch , Huff, Harry. Taylor, Byron. 
 Ke me Th ATLES Keegan, Michael. Taylor, Clarence. 
 si ybaner: Gl omas. Lantz, Henry A. Warnock, Ross. 
 Wwhiteh . “Pl é Lantz, Oscar. Watkins, Harry. 
 itehair, Pleasant. Lantz, Walter. Whalen, Harry. 
 Larson, James. Wilkins, Edward. 
 LOSSES. 
 Captain: Privates: Privates—Concluded : 
 John A. Anderson., Armold, Ereil, discharged. Hollinger, Robert M., 
 discharged. Arveson, Floyd, discharged. discharged. 
 . Carroll, Francis, Hubert, Arthur, 
 First Lieutenant: discharged. _ discharged. 
 John T. Cregan, resigned. Clark, Leo, discharged. Long, William, discharged. 
 Cushing, Vincent, Loudon, Earl, discharged. 
 Corporal: - en. : Sanborn, Austin, 
 razer, Joe, discharged. discharged. 
 nN eet erp , Hassler, Ira, discharged. Seanlan, Paul, discharged. 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Company D assisted in all war activity campaigns. Held regular drills, competitive drills 
 and battalion reviews. . 
 
Kansas State Guard. 
 
 177 
 
 Company “E,” 397TH Barrauion, Enterprise. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Earl J. Bothwell. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Demoney, George. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Martin, T. F. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Baker, R. 
 Russel, C. E. 
 Sauer, M. C. 
 Taylor, W. 
 
 Corporals: 
 Davis, E. C. 
 Demoney, H. 
 Foulkrod, L. 
 Hare, R. S. 
 Taylor, L. 
 Topliff, J. 
 
 Cook: 
 
 Facklam, L. 
 
 Musicians: 
 Munroe, M. 
 Schwendener, T. 
 Artificer: 
 Ehrsam, A. W. 
 
 Captain: 
 
 James S. Harget, resigned. 
 
 Second .Lieutenant: 
 
 Richmond A. Dalton, 
 resigned. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Porter, H. H., discharged. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 Buck, C. F., discharged. 
 Ensworth, Chester, 
 discharged. 
 
 Miller, Earl P., discharged. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Angst, H. L. 
 Badger, B. R. 
 Baker, C. A. 
 Ballantyne, W. D. 
 Benham, C. E. 
 Benham, H. R. 
 Bond, M. J. 
 Brooks, A. E. 
 Burke, R. 
 Burton, E. F. 
 Dalton, V. 
 Davidson, L. R. 
 Deihl, A. H. ~ 
 Demoney, J. A. 
 Ehrsam, David. 
 Ehrsam, Emmett. 
 Ellis, H. C. 
 Engstrom, E. 
 Ensworth, L. 
 Fiedler, L. 
 Forslund, C. V. 
 Foster, M. G. 
 Ginder, R. 
 Halstead, J. L. 
 Hansen, George. 
 Hatfield, F. A. 
 Hatfield, S. H. 
 Heath, Senn. 
 Henoch, F. E. 
 Herrman, Stanley W. 
 Heselbarth, Erwin H. 
 Hewson, A. B. 
 Hilsabeck, Fred. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 Privates: 
 
 Ballyntine, Robert L., 
 discharged. 
 
 Benham, Emmett, 
 discharged. 
 
 Brawner, Roy, discharged. 
 
 Burton, Elmer L., 
 discharged. 
 
 Burton, Irvin, discharged. 
 
 Burton, Jefferson, 
 discharged. 
 
 Froelich, K. O., discharged. 
 
 Goodway, B., discharged. 
 
 Grace, Chester, discharged. 
 
 Hoehner, K. H., 
 discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Hoisington, R. A. 
 Hutchinson, H. E. 
 Jones, H: W. 
 Jones, J. R. 
 Kimmel, S. 
 Kuester, E. H. 
 Lacy, Carrol. 
 Lacy, M: C. 
 Bantz, a. 0. 
 Miller, William. 
 MelIntyre, William. 
 Nichols, R. 
 Pancake, C. 
 Peterson, A. 
 Peterson, C. 
 Peterson, C. P. 
 Peterson, D. 
 Peterson, E. G. 
 Peterson, L. 
 Peterson, P. 
 Selby, C. C. 
 Stewart, Castle. 
 Stuck, H. 8S. 
 Reed, Thomas D. 
 Taylor, H. 
 Thomas, E. 
 Toplif, R. 
 Teulouse, T. S. 
 Widler, F. B. 
 Williams, J. R. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Koch, Morton H., died. 
 Krehbil, V., discharged. 
 Pearson, Charles A., 
 discharged. 
 Pearson, Chris .A., 
 discharged. 
 Peterson, C. R., discharged. 
 Puryear, L. E., died. 
 Sage, Harry B., discharged. 
 Staatz, A., discharged. 
 Staatz, P. M., discharged. 
 Sutt, Lawrence, discharged. 
 
 Company E participated in all Liberty loan and Red Cross campaigns. 
 
 HEADQUARTERS, 40TH Barrauion, Ellsworth. 
 
 Major: 
 Waldo F. Wellington. 
 
 No activities reported. 
 
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 Captain and Adjutant: 
 Charles M. Wilson. 
 
178 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Company “A,” 40TH BatTation, Ellsworth. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 W. C. White. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Ae. Lewis! 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Kirk. Dork 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 O’Donnell, T. G. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 Erdtman, George. 
 Jennings, Alfred. 
 Mlynar, Louis. 
 Webb, B. E. 
 
 Corporals: 
 Gardainer, B. L. 
 Gebhardt, Fred L. 
 Goedde, W. F. 
 Patterson, Art V. 
 Robinson, Harry. 
 Runzel, Nelson. 
 Schmitt, Will. 
 Shade, L. E. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 
 W. F. Wellington, 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Bradshaw, R. W., 
 resigned. 
 
 Burmeister, W. A., 
 resigned. 
 
 No activities reported. 
 
 Buglers: 
 
 Kesler, Frank. 
 Sinclair, Maurice. 
 
 Artificer: 
 
 Malone, H. B. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Allan, George R. 
 Allen, Bruce. 
 Artas, Edward. 
 Bartlett, S. E. 
 Bartlett, Thomas W. 
 Bingaman, Leslie. 
 Campbell, Melvin. 
 Cikanek, Frank. 
 Darby, Stephen. 
 Des Marteau, A. M. 
 Durr, Leonard. 
 Fox, W. C. 
 Gamber, Earl. 
 Grubb, T. B. 
 Harris, Edwin O. 
 Holt, W. H. 
 Hummel, George. 
 Kelly, Ernest. 
 Kelly, Robert. 
 Kyle, Archie. 
 Lafferty, George. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Choitz, W. C., resigned. 
 Eno, Elden C., died. 
 Fowler, Leslie, discharged. 
 Hoffman, Paul B., 
 discharged. 
 Hyde, Hiram L., resigned. 
 Jennings, Fred, resigned. 
 Kesler, Fred A., resigned. 
 
 Privates—Concluded: 
 
 Laney, R. D. 
 Larkin, Lawrence. 
 Long, Harry. 
 Martin, E. J. 
 Mlynar, Frank. 
 Mlynar, Tony. 
 Moore, R. E. 
 Moravek, Stephen. 
 Mcllree, C. D. 
 Milnke, Otto. 
 Patterson, Art, Jr. 
 Patterson, Ira. 
 Pressney, John, Jr. 
 Radiel, George, Jr. 
 Reardon, Dan. 
 Rice, Roy E. 
 Rustman, E. P. 
 Shaw, E. R. 
 Sherriff, Dale D. 
 Silverwood, O. J. 
 Slechta, Vaclav. 
 Smirl, C. G. 
 Thomas, R. D. 
 Wanek, Ralph. 
 Warta, A. J. 
 Weidman, Mark. 
 Wilson, Frank. 
 Wilson, John H. 
 Wolfe, Ray. 
 Work, Roy. 
 
 Privates—Concluded: 
 
 Looney, Hubert, resigned. 
 
 Novak, Frank J., resigned. 
 
 Sparr, L. E., resigned. 
 
 Tanton, Robert C., 
 discharged. 
 
 Vicek, A. G., died. 
 
 Wilson, Thomas B., 
 discharged. 
 
Kansas State Guard. 179 
 
 Company “B,” 40TH Bartration, Holyrood. 
 
 Captain: Artificer: Privates—Concluded. 
 Harry N. Williams. Montgomery, Marvin. Massman, Herman. 
 Matoush, Joe. 
 Second Lieutenant: Surgeon: Murray, Bud. 
 D. T. Murray. Zerzan, Dr. George F. Murray, James. 
 ‘Phelan, Dennis. 
 First Sergeant: Privates: x nner u 
 Holmes, Bert S. Andrea, Harve. Raya Edward W 
 Bast, Arthur. y E 
 Reents, August H. 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: Benson, U. S._ Rezac, John. 
 Wesely, Joseph J. Besthorn, Chris. Schepmann, Herbert A. C. 
 4 Besthorn, Herman H., ‘ 
 Blazek. Emil Schepmann, Theodore J. 
 Sergeants: Blue. William Q Siemsen, Fred. 
 Andrea, Sherman. ren ee Ewa! m Stoltenberg, August W. 
 Corrigan, Dennis C. Borecky, Pati: Stoltenberg, Edward W. 
 
 Thomas, James G. 
 
 Richter, Elmer. 
 ichter, Elmer _ Toman, Joseph. 
 
 Brejeha, James. 
 Brejeha, Joe. 
 
 : Vacek, Joseph. 
 
 Corporals : Dlouhy, Joseph. Vicek, Henry J. 
 Dolling, Werner. Dolecek, Alfred B. Voss. Albert 
 Hanabery, John J, Dolecek, Edward. Vous. Aided: 
 Moody, Frank A. Durr, Leonard. Warnhotk. Chia EH 
 Murray, John J. Frevert, W. C. Wamhoff, Harry G 
 Pistora, Joe M. Grounds, Charlie T. Wesel? Prank ae = 
 Richter, Dennis. Horejai, Henry A. Wilhanissttlings 
 Sekaves, Cenek. Jirik, Joe J. Wilson: Pa i 
 Strella, Charles. Johansen, Fred. Wulf Emil C 
 Traxler, Arthur E. Johansen, Max. Younger. Frank 
 
 Johansen, Robert. Younger. John Pied 
 
 Cooks: Johnson, Frank I. Zajic, Joseph Z. 
 
 eer ane 7 Kasten, Reinhold. eS , 
 
 Kuhn, Arthur. 
 Kihn, Elmer. 
 Kihn, Irvin. 
 
 Younger, Charles V. 
 
 Musicians : Kraft, James W. 
 Matoush, Hugo A. Kratky, Emil. 
 Wanasek, Joseph M. Maes, Martin C. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 First Lieutenant: Second Lieutenant: 
 
 Lewis E. Bossing, died. Frank J. Moravek, 
 resigned. 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Company B, 40th Battalion, grew out of the organization of the Holyrood Home Guard 
 :and was mustered into state service October, 1918. 
 
 The company drilled once weekly, except when weather conditions and quarantine would 
 not permit, up to the signing of the Armistice. 
 
 The company participated in Red Cross work, Salvation Army, and Y. M. C. A. cam- 
 paigns, and other patriotic work. Attended two funerals as an organization and took part in 
 Decoration Day exercises. 
 
180 
 
 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Company “C,” 40TH BatTaLion, Wilson. 
 
 Captain: 
 Clark L. Danner. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Otis H. Eschbaugh. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Arthur Kalina. 
 
 Musician: 
 Sokup, Joseph E. 
 
 Privates: 
 Anderson, John T. 
 Berger, Alvin M. 
 
 Biesterfeld, George A. 
 
 Brant, James. 
 
 Brummitt, Charles D. 
 
 Carter, John B. 
 Clark, Charles D. 
 Cover, Rae. 
 
 Eaton, Marcus. 
 Ebling, Chester. 
 Fielder,. Charles W. 
 Fisher, Frank. 
 
 Private: 
 Riley, Wallace, died. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Fulghum, Roy. 
 Gregor, Frank. 
 Hrabik, James. 
 Jackson, Leonard. 
 Jellison, Charles R. 
 Kepka, Anton F. 
 Kepka, Joseph. 
 Kirberg, Ross A. 
 Klema, Frank C. 
 Klema, Jim H. 
 Klema, Willima W. 
 Kuasnicka, Vincent B. 
 Kyner, Boyd W. 
 Liljistrown, David. 
 Lingo, Fabius M. 
 Marks, Fay C. 
 Mikulecky, Joseph C. 
 Miller, Owin B. 
 Moherky, Joseph F. 
 Mohler, Selby H. 
 Murphy, Fred. 
 Olds, Frank.- 
 Percival, Fred. 
 Powell, Ernest. 
 
 LOSS. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Ptacek, Louis F. 
 Reitz, Albert H. 
 Reynolds, Charles E. 
 Ross, Elmer. 
 Scheormerhorn, William. 
 Schneider, Charles H. 
 Schwarz, Michael. 
 Shaw, Harry. 
 Slaughter, Alvin J. 
 Slmm, William J. 
 Sokup, Anton F, 
 Somer, Jacob N. 
 Soukup, John. 
 Svoboda, Emil. 
 Svoboda, Fred. 
 Thompson, William H. 
 Tobin, Clyde R. 
 Truitt, James R. 
 Turner, Charles. 
 Urbanek, James R. 
 Walters, Herman. 
 Ward, Roy L. 
 Weber, Henry. 
 Weber, Nick. 
 
 Company C commenced drilling on August 2, 1918. -The organization was equipped with 
 regular uniforms. Attended battalion drill at towns during fairs. Only stopped drilling once 
 a week when influenza epidemic struck us. Was ready at all times to put down any pro- 
 German argument. Put German schools out of business, and incidentally saw that German 
 
 sympathiz-rs kept their place or left town. 
 
 Company “D,” 40TH BattTaLion, Kanopolis. 
 
 Privates—Concluded: 
 Harris, Wesley. 
 Hurst, Vance. 
 Kendell, George. 
 Krieder, Allen N. 
 Kuntz, Jacob J. J. 
 Mau, Phillip H. 
 Nilson, Edward. 
 Qu rr-ey, Kenneth. 
 Ramsey, Alfred B. 
 Ray, Louis W. 
 Reeves, Wesley I. 
 Sauers, George E. 
 Southworth, James B. 
 Sharkey, Jesse. 
 Tate, Stephen E. 
 Vitek, Ralph. 
 Word, Cooper. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 Hoffman, Micheal J. 
 Sturgis, Ralph H. 
 Paull, Claud Victor. 
 Schorch, F. W. Robert. 
 Thompson, Henry. 
 Veitch, William. 
 
 Captain: 
 Earl Black. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Lynn K. Black. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Arthur E. White. Musician: 
 
 First Sergeant: Woodmansee, Harvey. 
 
 Sturgis, Alfred E. Privates: 
 
 Beighley, Milton. 
 Boston, Douglas A. 
 Braden, Charles W. 
 Butcher, James M. 
 Buxton, Samuel. 
 Hafensteine, Otto. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 Corporal: Pr.vates: 
 Cowie, Richard, discharged. Cline, Ben, discharged. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Schumacher, Henry A. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 Labourn, Allen A., 
 
 _ discharged. Grubb, Samuel L., 
 Nichols, Raymond G., discharged. 
 discharged. Merrill, Harvey, discharged. 
 
 Smith, John, discharged. Pettit, Clifford, discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Company D, 40th Battalion, was the main leader in practically all war activity campaigns. 
 This town went ov.r the top every time, and whenever a time came that the company was 
 
Kansas State Guard. 181 
 
 Company “D,” 40TH BaTTALION, KaNnopotis—Concluded. 
 
 needed it was at their service. We have taken a small detail of men several times and gone 
 out and got mouey for these campaigns from those who refused to pay the leader, such as 
 slackers. It was reported to me that there was a German preacher at the town of Carneiro, 
 who was teaching music, and that he was using such pieces as the German national hymns.  [ 
 took a small squad and went after this man, took him into Ellsworth and turned him over. 
 Later he was forced to | ave. 
 
 Last summer the company put in two hard nights of drilling every week and participated 
 
 in every parade held by the battalion. 
 
 Herapquarters, 41st BatTrauion, Hope. 
 
 Major: 
 William J. Rumold. 
 
 Captain and Adjutant: 
 
 Robert D. Sutherland. 
 
 No activities reported. 
 
 Captain and Supply Officer: 
 
 Jeo. kohler: 
 
 Captain and Surgeon: 
 
 H. R. Turner. 
 
 Company “A,” 41st Barration, Hope. 
 
 Captain: 
 John H. Longbine. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 D. E. Gray. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Elmer E. Hoffman. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Stegeman, F. A. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 
 Moore, R. A. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Anderson, John A. 
 Dayhoff, L. E. 
 Jaeger, Leon. 
 Palmer, Preston H. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Anderson, Roy A. 
 Brandt, Harry. 
 Buttel, Jess A. 
 Davidson, A. W. 
 Farnham, E. N. 
 Fry, Frank R. 
 Stants, J. H. 
 
 No activities reported. 
 
 Musician: 
 
 Hoffman, Henry E. 
 
 Surgeon: 
 
 J. Cy Entz. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Abeldt, Albert. 
 Albright, Edward. 
 Albright, Will. 
 Anderson, Ernest. 
 Bohonnan, Oliver A. 
 Brenning, Edwin H. 
 Brickie, A. H. 
 Cook, Earl M. 
 Cook, Merl S. 
 
 Cooksey, William Loran. 
 
 Dillon, Robert. 
 Engel, Floyd H. 
 Engel, Roy E. 
 Gutsch, E. O. 
 Harrold, Ira L. 
 Hay, Jess W. 
 Healy, Clarence. 
 Herrington, L. L. 
 Hollenbeck, Albert. 
 Hostetter, Jacob B. 
 Jackson, Earl. 
 Jackson, Ross A. 
 Ketchersid, Cline E. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Koch, Harold H. 
 Larson, Frank E. 
 Lederer, Harry E. 
 Lininger, A. B. 
 Longbine, Albert. 
 Longbine, Will J. 
 Medlock, Otto. 
 Meuli, David C. 
 Miermaster, Herbert. 
 Miller, Albert. 
 Moore, Paul E. 
 McCoy, Clifford N. 
 McCulloh, Otho. 
 O’Neal, Silas. 
 Pease, Orla H. 
 Piper, Oscar. 
 Ready, Richard Marcus. 
 Rumold, Charles F, 
 Schimming, Fred A. 
 Shane, Arthur L. 
 Shawhan, B. M. 
 Stants, Bryan. 
 Stroda, O. L. 
 Thompson, R. M. 
 Trostle, Frank M. 
 Weideman, H. C. 
 Wager, Dewey P. 
 
182 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Company “B,” 41st Barrauion, Herington. 
 
 Captain: 
 G. R. Ewalt. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 W. R. Niles. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 L. C. Schmitter. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Brooks, H. W. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 
 Ojers, Harry S. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Hood, Vern. 
 Owen, Alfred L. 
 
 Corporals: 
 Brooks, Carl A. 
 Childs, E. P. 
 Freiday, L. V. 
 Lewis, J. C. 
 McCullough, R. S. 
 Osten, R. C. V. 
 
 Sergeant: 
 Owen, Robert D. 
 
 Privates: 
 Carson, George. 
 Cobb, Henry. 
 Hegg, John H. 
 Hembrow, Frank. 
 Hembrow, William J. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Atkinson, William M. 
 Brandon, Thomas C. 
 Gellert, Axel. 
 
 Privates: 
 Adams, Henry. 
 Anderson, David C. 
 Atkinson, C. R. 
 Atkinson, Frank. 
 
 First Lieutenants: 
 
 C. S. Stewart, 
 discharged. 
 
 Robert D. Sutherland, 
 discharged. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 
 Cates, L. L., 
 discharged. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 
 Hardman, John, 
 died. 
 
 Musicians: 
 
 Edwards, Allison. 
 Horton, Glen. 
 Williams, Charles: 
 
 Cook: 
 Graves, Arvey. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Andrews, Lawrence. 
 Bateman, Harold. 
 Bodel, George. 
 Bruce, Charles O. 
 Bruce, V. W. 
 Calkins, Glen. 
 Chalker, William. 
 Crayk, Peter. 
 Crisp, Elmer. 
 Crittenden, E. P. 
 Gehrke, Albert W. 
 Gehrke, George C. 
 Gehrke, John. 
 Gibson, Dean. 
 Gillman, Frank. 
 Hainer, Frank. 
 Hankerson, Fred C. 
 Hill, Wallace. 
 Johnson, August E. 
 Kaiser, Fred J. 
 
 WHITE CITY UNIT. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Hickey, Herbt. 
 Huttgren, George. 
 Iseman, Ralph. 
 Knott, E. Frank. 
 Logan, Clyde. 
 Moore, Clarence. 
 Mott, Albert W. 
 Simenton, Berl. 
 
 BURDICK UNIT. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Danielson, Albert. 
 Doubek, John. 
 Erricson, Earl. 
 
 Hall, Zeno W. 
 Lough, C. M. 
 Martin, William. 
 Martin, William, Jr. 
 Naslund, H. L. 
 Newstrom, Emil 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Dwyer, James L., 
 discharged. 
 
 Edwards, David W., 
 discharged. 
 
 Gold, Loren, 
 discharged. 
 
 Goodfellow, William, 
 discharged. 
 
 Henry, David, 
 discharged. 
 
 McCullough, Charles, 
 discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Kilgore, Morice. 
 Kingman, M, H. 
 Kingsbury, V. C. 
 Lewis, Sidney. 
 Low, Herbt. 
 Luey, Lester J. 
 Malone, Fred. 
 Marshall, Oscar. 
 Miller, Glen D. 
 Moore, Hyson J. 
 Myers, Herman. 
 Myers, William. 
 McCan, John. 
 Nelson, Melvin. 
 Nerenberg, Theo. 
 Newton, Clarence. 
 Ninneman, Fred. 
 Norton, Carl D. 
 Ogden, John A. 
 Potter, Paul. 
 Purdie, W. A. 
 Reigle, Robert. 
 Schradley, L. W. 
 Seott, Thornton. 
 Simpson, Alfred. 
 Sinclair, John. 
 Taylor, James H. 
 Traister, Clarence. 
 Whitbeck, Foster A. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Stewstrom, Herbt. 
 True, Clifton. 
 Wallace, Clyde. 
 Warneke, Clarence. 
 Warneke, Frank. 
 Wilde, Milo. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Newstrom, Wilbert C. 
 Oberholtser, Raymond. 
 Owen, Walter C 
 Pearson, Walter E. 
 Remy, H. B. 
 Thomas, W. C. 
 Wesling, Martin. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Ringey, Edward, 
 discharged. 
 
 Rodden, J. A., 
 discharged. 
 
 Whorley, Louis, 
 discharged. 
 
 This organization was never called upon for any active service. Its members participated 
 in Liberty loan and Red Cross campaigns as individuals. It participated as a company in two 
 peace celebrations. This is the extent of its active service other than company drills. 
 
Kansas State Guard. 
 
 185 
 
 Company “C,” 41st Barration, Woodbine. 
 
 Captain: 
 Charles F. Moore. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Everard Young. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Clarence F. Schultz. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Brown, Elmer J. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 
 Heibert, Charles W. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 Kennicott, Philip A. 
 
 Middleton, James W. 
 
 Mitseh, Wiliam H. 
 Schmidt, Frank W. 
 
 Corporals: 
 Adams, Fred L. 
 Davis, James J. 
 Ferris, Hubert L. 
 Garrett, Joseph A. 
 Kohler, Ora O. 
 
 Captain: 
 
 J. R. Kohler, discharged. 
 
 Cooks: 
 
 Brehm, C. C. 
 Likes, George. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Albrecht, Charles W. 
 Asling, Henry A. 
 Asling, William L. 
 Brehm, Edd. 
 Brehm, Herman. 
 Brehm, Walter. 
 Brown, Ralph Elmer. 
 Clow, Jay L. 
 
 Davis, George J. 
 DeCamp, Jesse Edgar. 
 Deem, Charles M. 
 Douglas, Thomas. 
 Fath, Martin H. 
 Fecht, William A. 
 Ferris, James 8S. 
 Fosse, Richard H. 
 Frisk, Alvin. 
 Garrett, George R. 
 Garrett, Joseph C. 
 Gertas, Adam. 
 Gillett, James H. 
 Gugler, Dewey C. 
 Haire, Johnston W. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Corporal: 
 
 Mitsch, Charles F., 
 discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded: 
 
 Jahnke, Rhinehold T. 
 Johnson, Lee. 
 Johnson, Raymond. 
 Kindt, Richard. 
 Krause, Fred Paul. 
 Krause, Louis J. 
 Livengood, Freeman. 
 Longhofer, August. 
 Longhofer, Daniel W. 
 Longhofer, Solomon. 
 Lyons, Lawrence. 
 Miller, Albert H. 
 Munzemayer, Samuel W. 
 McCoy, Robert. 
 Obermeyer, Edward. 
 Reddy, Willard. 
 Shank, Elmer L. 
 Staatz, Wesley. 
 Timm, Alva. 
 
 Timm, Edgar. 
 Timm, Elba. 
 
 Timm, Ralph. 
 Traskowsky, Arthur. 
 Volkman, Raymond. 
 
 Private: 
 
 Asling, Benjamin J., died. 
 
 Company C was very active in the war work campaigns. Some were on every committee of 
 
 Liberty loan, Red Cross, and all war work. 
 
 All were pushing for victory, of course; how- 
 
 ever, many of the personnel were farmer boys, they could not do as much as those in town, 
 because of the shortage of help, but all were doing their full share. 
 
184 
 
 Company “D,” 41st BaTTa.ion, 
 
 Captain: 
 Clayton B. Fullington. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 David H. Rodgers. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Herbert A. Cleland. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Bair, Robert M. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Issitt, Bert H. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 Hinkle, Charles W. 
 Hollenbeck, Lester E. 
 Shank, Benjamin. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Arthur, Paul. 
 Blagg, William J. 
 Graham, Paul. 
 Issitt, Charles S. 
 Issitt, George H. 
 Olsen, J. William. 
 
 Privates: 
 Benedict, Abraham L., 
 discharged. 
 Blagg, George, discharged. 
 Comer, Lee, discharged. 
 Hollenbeck, Henry, 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Blagg, Marriatt. 
 Bowden, Claude. 
 
 Brumbaugh, Gustave H. 
 
 Cook, Judson W. 
 Day, "Charles W. 
 Eisenhower, Walter D. 
 Engle, Norman K. 
 Fridley, Earl. 
 Fridley, Henry. 
 Fuller, Charles A. 
 Haas, William J. 
 Haas, Willie. 
 
 Haire, Alex. 
 Hansen, William. 
 Harvey, Dale. 
 Krause, Albert. 
 Krause, Clarence. 
 Larsen, Albert L. 
 Lay, Harry M. 
 Leckron, Harry. 
 Linden, Jacob. 
 Londene, Carl F. 
 Londene, Fred H. 
 Londene, Oscar E. 
 Longhofer, Soloman. 
 Markley, Preston K. 
 Nutt, David G. 
 Oldweiler, Oliver L. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Issitt, Kenneth G., 
 discharged. 
 
 Kauffman, Ralph A., 
 discharged. 
 
 McConnell, John H., 
 discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Navarre. 
 
 Privates—C oncluded., - y 
 
 Powers, Earl M. 
 Pratt, Walter T. 
 Rock, Clarence. 
 Rock, Earl E. 
 Rock, Floyd. 
 Rutz, George. 
 Rutz, Roy. 
 Schlegel, Edward. 
 Seeds, Harvey A. 
 Shank, Harry. 
 Shank, J. Harvey. 
 Shaw, Joseph L. 
 Shaw, Norman. 
 Sheets, Oliver. 
 Sheets, Ray C. 
 Snyder, Samuel. 
 Sprecher, Albert G. 
 Thome, Edward H. 
 Thome, Emil W. 
 Wingerd, Allen. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Turner, H. R., discharged. 
 VanBuskirk, P., discharged. 
 
 Company D drilled twice a week until the state and county health ban because of the in- 
 fluenza and later, lacking barracks, inclemency of the weather made it inadvisable. Members 
 of the company were detailed to assist in vigorously soliciting united war fund contributions, 
 and the company as a unit and as individuals assisted in all the patriotic war work possible. 
 
Kansas State Guard. 
 
 Company “A,” 42p Batration, Marysville. 
 
 Captain: 
 Hy E. Clark. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Francis Muldoon. 
 
 Second Lieutenant : 
 Anton Schidler. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Olson, Charles E. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Von Viesen, Waldamer. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Brodrick, Van C. 
 Johnson, Henry L. 
 Schmidt, Alex. 
 ‘Smith, Ora A. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Beverage, J. A. 
 Breeding, Walter R. 
 Courtemash, Charles W, 
 Kraemer, William. 
 Moore, William B. 
 Newton, Chester A. 
 Nork, Hjalmer. 
 
 Norlin, M. A. 
 
 Pike, Alfred E. 
 
 Potter, William W. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Andrews, Carl. 
 Andrews, Sylvis U. 
 Arnold, C. W. 
 Barlow, James J. | 
 Baughman, Samuel. 
 Benson, Francis. 
 Chaffee, R. M. 
 Cooper, Frank, 
 Cooper, John. 
 Crabb, Vernon E. 
 
 Captain: 
 
 Jack William Russell, 
 resigned. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 
 Francis William, 
 resigned. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Brubacker, J. L., 
 discharged. 
 Degnan, George W. 
 discharged. 
 Dougherty, John N., 
 discharged. 
 Funck, Harold G., 
 discharged. 
 Winslow, Joseph ©., 
 discharged. 
 Allen, Harry, 
 discharged. 
 Brodrick, Lynn R., 
 discharged. 
 Casper, J. T., 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Draheim, Walter. 
 Ellis, O. R. 
 Godsey, Nicholas. 
 Goin, Oscar C. 
 Goin, Walter. 
 Grauer, Jacob J. 
 Green, George S. 
 Guthrie, R. C. 
 Henry, William. 
 Hover, Charles R. 
 Hover, Charles 8S. 
 Hoyer, Henry. 
 Hoyer, Walter B. 
 Hurst, Chris D. 
 Johnson, Carl B. 
 Johnson, Edgar J. 
 Kraemer, James W. 
 Lathrop, Gordon. 
 Lathrop, H. C. 
 Libby, Herbert M. 
 Livingston, Nicholas. 
 Lockard, William J. 
 
 Montgomery, James R. 
 
 Morris, James. 
 Munson, Mark. 
 MeMillan, Dee. 
 Nelson, Ole J. 
 Pacha, John A. 
 Paxton, Glen. 
 Peterson, Antone E. 
 Reed, Clarence C, 
 Reinders, George W. 
 Reynolds, John. 
 Rice, Guy L. 
 Sanderson, John. 
 Schmidt, W. Muth. 
 Seaman, W. W. 
 Siebert, Charles A. 
 Siebert, Louis. 
 Smith, George T. 
 Strauss, Charles F’. 
 Sullivan, James. 
 Temple, William B. 
 Vogtmann, Carl. 
 Yaussi, Albert. 
 Zech, Gottheb C. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Sergeants—Concluded. 
 
 Redmond, Edward P., 
 died. 
 
 Shulte, Joseph, discharged. 
 
 Temple, Golden, 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates: 
 Barlow, John J., 
 discharged. 
 Butler, Jesse, 
 discharged. 
 Billingsley, Leshe, 
 discharged. 
 Butler, John, 
 discharged. 
 Brown, F. Barr, 
 discharged. 
 Chaffee, Wilmot, 
 discharged. 
 Clark, Rex, 
 discharged. 
 Clements, Floyd, 
 discharged. 
 Dexter, Teesdale, 
 discharged. 
 
 Band—Chief Musician: 
 Woellner, Martin, 
 
 Drum Major: 
 Sampson, John. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Francis Muldoon. 
 
 Corporal: 
 Newton, Chester A 
 
 Bugler: 
 Nork, Hjalmer. 
 
 Privates: 
 Bickell, Earl E. 
 Bickell, Floyd. 
 Boxell, Earnest. 
 Clark, Fred W. 
 Davis, Leon E. 
 Fenwick, George L. 
 Guffee, Francis. 
 Mohrbacher, Arthur N., 
 Muldoon, Roy W. 
 Olson, Frank J. 
 Potter, Clyde. 
 Shumacher, Andrew O. 
 Throm, William. 
 Whitten, Everett. 
 
 Signal Corps—Sergeant : 
 Schmidt, Alex. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Arnold, Emmons. 
 Johnson, George D. 
 Nelson, Don O. 
 Tarvin, Theo. M. 
 Thompson, Todd. 
 Von Riesen, Emil. 
 
 Medical Corps—Corporal: 
 Breeding, Walter R. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Ellis, Alfred G., died. 
 Frederick, Harry J., 
 discharged. 
 Freel, John H., 
 discharged. 
 Funck, Lester D., 
 discharged. 
 Graves, Earl, 
 discharged. 
 Harrison, Edwin, 
 discharged. 
 Ingalsby, G. Truman, 
 discharged. 
 Loch, George, died. 
 Manrose, D. V., 
 discharged. 
 McMahon, John H., 
 discharged. 
 Nork, Nils, discharged. 
 Patterson, William D. Jr., 
 discharged. 
 Talbot, Walter N., 
 discharged. 
 Williams, Albert R., 
 discharged. 
 
186 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Company “‘A,”? 42D Barrauion, Marysvi1LLE—Concluded. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Company A participated in Liberty loan, Red Cross campaigns, and other war activities. 
 
 Assisted in the reception of returned soldiers. 
 
 other disorder. 
 
 No active duty in connection with strikes, or 
 
 Company “B,” 42p Batrauion, Axtell. 
 
 Captain: 
 Theordore Phillips. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Roscoe Pierson. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 A. C. McLaughlin. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Temple, O. C. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Barnes, H. 
 Grey, Walter. 
 Ingram, A. Fi 
 Keegan, Thomas. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Mathers, Abner. 
 Motes, R. W 
 Reed, George. 
 Richardson, James. 
 Welborn, Charles. 
 Werner, Fred. 
 
 Cooks: 
 
 Hanna, Willis. 
 Westenhousen, John. 
 
 Bugler: 
 Hanna, Spencer. 
 
 Captains: 
 
 S. J. Sharpe, resigned. 
 C. O. Wilson, resigned. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Brock, H. Ira, discharged. 
 
 Ford, Clem, discharged. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Alberts, E. A. 
 Alspach, Harry. 
 Anderson, D. L. 
 Baker, Ernest. 
 Baker, Thomas. 
 Baker, Wendell. 
 Bare, C. H. 
 Baxter, R. 
 Bergman, Earl. 
 Branson, Dee. 
 Buckman, Wallace T. 
 Carney, Charles. 
 Coughlin, Bud 
 Derby, Glenn. 
 Erickson, Martin. 
 Erlandson, C. N. 
 Fairfield, L. E. 
 Funk, Daniel, Jr. 
 Funk, Marion. 
 Gailbout, .E. F. 
 Gaston, E. A. 
 Gaylord, F. M. 
 Halstrom, George. 
 Harrison, William. 
 Hendricks, Elmer. 
 Holcott, O: 
 Huntsinger, S. M. 
 Hurtie, Melvin. 
 Hynes, Philip. 
 Ingalsbe, L. A. 
 Tseli, William. 
 Jeffery, William. 
 Kirk, Pearl. 
 Lackey, George. 
 Lackland, H. W. 
 Lanor, F. W. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Clear, C., discharged. 
 Clear, R., discharged. 
 Connett, Harold, 
 discharged. 
 Fisher, J., discharged. 
 Hawkins, J., discharged. 
 Holeott, C., discharged. 
 Keegan, F., discharged. 
 Kark, H., discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Lichty, John. 
 Manley, P. 
 Mealy, P. 
 Minger, Clifford. 
 Morris, John. 
 McLaughlin, Jay. 
 McNamara, William. 
 MeProud, O. U. 
 Newman, C. M. 
 Nork, Phil. 
 Nowland, E. 
 Nowland, F. 
 O’Connell, Arthur. 
 Olson, George. 
 Parl, Edward. 
 Parli, William. 
 Porting, Peter. 
 Rieter, Harley. 
 Rube, W. F. 
 Rudeen, Verner. 
 Sample, L. C. 
 Sidwell, J. R. 
 Sitler, Robert. 
 Smith, H. L. 
 Stavelund, J. 
 Stavelund, P. 
 Swanson, R. 
 Temple, Floyd. 
 Temple, Oliver. 
 Waters, Donald. 
 Waymire, E. L. 
 Waymire, Harold. 
 White, Clarence. 
 White, James. 
 White, John. 
 Whitecraft, George. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Kirk, J., discharged. 
 Manley, F., discharged. 
 Mealey, N., discharged. 
 Minger, Clyde, discharged. 
 Swanson, Eber, discharged. 
 Van Verth, E., discharged. 
 Waters, C., discharged. 
 Welborn, T., discharged. 
 
 Company B was called for inspection on July 31, 1918, at Frankfort. Nearly all present. 
 A parade was held in behalf of the fourth Liberty loan. 
 
 day in honor of peace. 
 
 The organization paraded liberty 
 
Kansas State Guard. 
 
 187 
 
 Company “C,” 42p BatraLion, Beattie. 
 
 Captain: 
 Otis V. Lohmuller. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Henry H. Farrar. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Anderson, Carl C. 
 Anderson, Elmer. 
 Anderson, Frank V. 
 Anderson, John G. 
 Anderson, Ralph P. 
 Bachoritch, William E. 
 Barber, Floyd W. 
 Barker, Walter B. 
 Barker, William M. 
 Benson, Carl Dallas. 
 Benson, Raymond A. 
 Bergman, Lawrence W. 
 Bigham, Andrew U. 
 Bigham, Angelo. 
 Bigham, Samuel W. 
 Blumer, Amiel. 
 Blumer, Walter. 
 Boggs, Henry C. 
 Breeding, Archie L. 
 Brooks, Ralph A. 
 Brooks, Ray E. 
 Brouhard, Nolan. 
 Brown, Ben. 
 
 Brown, Fred. 
 Brown, Ray R. 
 Burnside, John D. 
 Burnside, John R. 
 Burnside; Joseph D. 
 Butler, Walter S. 
 Button, Milo A. 
 Cassidy, Lysle E. 
 Cassidy, William R. 
 
 Cassidy, William Russell. 
 
 Chappell, Clair H. 
 Chidester, John. 
 Connell, Harry. 
 Cooper, Harry A. 
 Cooper, Melvin. 
 Crabb, Louis E. 
 Crabb, Louis H. 
 Craig, Fred. 
 
 Crouse, Robert O. 
 Dellenbach, William <A. 
 Dougherty, Michael J. 
 Ekstrum, Oscar. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Fred W. Reed, died. 
 
 . a « 
 Privates—Continued. 
 Eversmeyer, Gideon F. 
 
 Falk, John H. 
 
 Finch, George E. 
 Fink, Charles L. 
 Founds, Joseph W. 
 Fralin, Riley. 
 Friddle, Marion. 
 Gaston, John H. 
 Giles, Arthur. 
 
 Giles, Bert, Jr. 
 Goin, Levi. 
 
 Graham, Bert W. 
 Gurtler, Daniel G. 
 Gurtler, Howard. 
 Gurtler, John W. 
 Hadam, Walter J. 
 Ham, Joseph S. 
 Ham, William E. 
 Harris, John M. 
 Hawk, Chesley Noel. 
 Heleker, Harry P. 
 Helvern, Bert E. 
 Hostettler, Ernest. 
 Hurtie, Reuben C. 
 James, Charles W. 
 James, Elmer L. 
 Jennings, Ralph. 
 Jones, Aaron. 
 
 Jones, Harry. 
 
 Jones, Paul. 
 Kingman, Orrin. 
 Kooser, Benjamin F. 
 Kooser, Bert L. 
 Kooser, Joseph A. 
 Laughlin, Clarence A. 
 Lenington, George E. 
 Lewis, Lawrence J. 
 Malotte, Bert M. 
 Maxwell, Frank E. 
 Menehan, Frank J. 
 Meybrunn, George J. 
 Miller, Clyde V. 
 Montague, Charles A. 
 Montague, Melvin W. 
 
 McClelland, Albert W. 
 
 MeFarland, Cloy. 
 McMahon, James T. 
 McMahon, Martin. 
 McMahon, Peter. 
 
 McReynolds, Robert C. 
 
 Newton, Grover F. 
 
 LOSS. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Newton, Myrl J. 
 Olson, Dell V. 
 
 Olson, Robert J. 
 O’Neil, John G. 
 
 Orr, Francis N. 
 
 Ott, Jacob. 
 
 Oxley, Lawrence Gayl. 
 Pauley, Jesse T. 
 Pauley, Ray S. 
 Pauley, Wayne R. 
 Pinney, Chauncey. 
 Polson, Carl J. 
 Polson, Elmer. 
 Poteet, Glen O. 
 Potter, Glenn A. 
 Potter, Merrill. 
 Risher, Henry S. 
 Rueger, John M. 
 Samuelson, Eben R. 
 Samuelson, Henry A. 
 Samuelson, Martin ©. 
 Samuelson, Nels E. 
 Samuelson, Philip. 
 Samuelson, Verner N. 
 Schneider, George. 
 Scholz, Raymond L. 
 Specht, Henry S&S. 
 Stosz, John D. 
 Temple, Claude L. 
 Thomas, Glen D. 
 Thomas, Joseph N. 
 Thomas, Martin 8. 
 Thomas, Robert E. 
 Thompson, Earl E. 
 Thorn, Joseph H. 
 Totten, Frank H. 
 Van Dorn, Arvid. 
 Van Fleet, Clyde M. 
 Van Nortwick, Asa. 
 Vaughn, Virgil. 
 Warthen, LeRoy H. 
 Warthen, Ralph Perry. 
 Warthen, William F. 
 White, Thomas G. 
 Wikoff, Glenn S. 
 Wikoff, Wilbur W. 
 Willams, John. 
 Williams, Joseph Jefferson. 
 Willis, Charles A. 
 Willis, Emerson L. 
 Winney, Verne. 
 
 Company C held regular meetings every week, and drills for a period of several months. 
 
 A number of the members of the company gain d some knowledge of military training which 
 stood them in good stead when they entered the service of the United States army. 
 
 Uniforms were provided the personnel of the company by Guittard township and Marshall 
 
 county, each defraying half the expense thereof. 7 
 
 he company took active part in services and activities incident to the World War, such 
 
 as Liberty loan, Red Cross, registrations, etc. 
 
 The organization participated in a battalion 
 
 drill at Frankfort, which was reviewed by Adjutant General Huffman. 
 
188 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Company “D,” 42p Barrauion, Oketo. 
 
 Captain: First Lieutenant: Second Lieutenant: 
 
 Jesse A. Craik. James K. McKann. 
 
 No muster-out roll furnished. 
 
 HEADQUARTERS, 43D BaTTALion, Erie. 
 Major: 
 C. W. Stevenson. 
 
 No activities reported. 
 
 Company “A,” 43p Barrauion, Erie. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Lon B. Herod. 
 
 Captain: First Lieutenant: 
 Lom B. Herod. George W. Naanes. 
 
 LOSS. 
 Captain: 
 
 C. W. Stevenson, resigned. 
 
 No muster-out roll furnished. 
 
 Company “B,” 438p Batrauion, St. Paul. 
 
 Captain: Privates: Privates—Concluded : 
 
 Eugene Champagne. 
 
 J. C. Ewing. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 J. T. Lancaster. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Leslie Girard. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 O’Brien, John. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 
 Owens, A. L. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 Brown, Charles. 
 Dowd, J. T. 
 Johnston, M. 
 MeDaniel, R. C. 
 
 Corporals: 
 Boher, C. H. 
 Diskin, Edd. 
 Munding, Eugene. 
 McAtee, C. E. 
 Turner, C. M. 
 Vitt, George. 
 
 Chaplain: 
 Callistus, Rev. C. E. 
 
 Atkinson, Lyle. 
 Beackner, Norbert. 
 Bell, Vincet. 
 Brogan, Charles. 
 Brooks, Paul. 
 Brown, Philip. 
 Carroll, J. J. 
 Carroll, R. H. 
 Carter, Ray. 
 Casey, James. 
 Casey, John. 
 Casey, George. 
 Connor, L. W. 
 Dillon, M. J. 
 Dixon, John. 
 Donahue, John. 
 Durbin, J. J. 
 Gahagan, Ray. 
 George, Harold. 
 Gilbert, B. L. 
 Greenwood, Cyril. 
 Harrill, James. 
 Heck, C. A. 
 Heck, Joe. A. 
 Hoefling, F. W. 
 Hutton, C. A. 
 Jarboe, J. H. 
 Jennings, George. 
 Johnston, B. L. 
 Johnston, W. M. 
 Joyce, F. C. 
 Kelley, Harold. 
 Kelley, M. J. 
 Kelley, P. S. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Kennedy, John. 
 Leiboldt, Gailord. 
 Lero, M. W. 
 Lero, Ray. 
 
 Madl, Herbert. 
 Moore, Ben. 
 Moody, Fred. 
 Munding, Frank. 
 MeKiernan, James. 
 Neer, E. E. 
 Nunnink, Charles. 
 O’Brien, Francis. 
 O’Brien, Henery. 
 O'Brien, W. F. 
 O’Bryan, W. W. 
 Omalley, C. F. 
 O’Riley, Chris. 
 O’Rouke, James. 
 Oshel, John. 
 Oshel, Walter. 
 Pierce, G. A. 
 Sands, Edward. 
 Seivart, Paul. 
 Shellhorn, Vaughn. 
 Smith, E. J. 
 Smith, Everest. 
 Smith, Henry. 
 Sork, Isadore. 
 Stenger, Edward. 
 Sylix, Floyd. 
 
 Van Lenween, Jake. 
 Van Lenween, J. B. 
 Vitt, Henry. 
 Volmer, George. 
 
 Company B participated in Liberty loan and Red Cross campaigns. 
 
Kansas State Guard. 189 
 
 Company “C,” 43p BatraLion, Dennis. 
 
 Captain: Artificer : Privates—Concluded. 
 C. F. Carson. Hiet, George. Hiet, C. 
 : Higdon, J. J. 
 First Lieutenant: Bugler: / A ate 
 41: ill, illiam. 
 C. W. Robb. Shields, Dey. ioind we W. 
 Second Lieutenant: Prcncen Kelly, A. W. 
 . F : Kinman E, 
 L. C. Wilson. Bolen, Floyd. Miller, Edgar. : 
 Carson, Burl A. Mortimer, W. S. 
 Sergeants: Carson, R. B. Nixon, Perry. 
 Ball. O. H. Chansler, L.-J. Parks, Harry. 
 Craft Ce Coninger, Clarence C. Pearce, Mert. 
 Hill: G@: W. Coninger, William C. Pearce, W. O. 
 Kheat Joep Cook, J. -G. Peters, S. A. 
 gies ja$ Craft, E. E. Powell, P. 
 Decker, S. W. Rea, Frank. 
 Corporals: Dennis, P. W. Reed, David. 
 Blake,-R. A. Dickerson, J. Sanders, Glen. 
 Darling, J. T. Good, E. E. Shaughnessy, William. 
 Johnson, F. W. Hartman, Ed. Shield, Earl. 
 Laut, FF. E. Heacock, E. L. Shields, Charles L. 
 Oliphant, J. F. Hersh, Eugene. Smith, Ray. 
 Tusing, William. Hiet, A. Youngs, M. 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Company C participated in Liberty loan and Red Cross campaigns. The organization, 
 also, contributed to the funeral expenses of deceased members of the company. 
 
190 
 
 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Company “D,” 43p BaTraLion, Parsons. 
 
 Captain: 
 Robert J. Rimple. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Walter R. Gans. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 William A. Disch. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Lindsey, Claude G. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Fisher, Richard L. 
 Luman, David E. 
 Peacock, Chalmers J. 
 
 Corporals: 
 Edwards, Earl M. 
 Geibe, Edward D. 
 Griggs, Earl B. 
 Haynes, Jake T. 
 Russel, Frank A. 
 Thompson, Milton G. 
 Tillotson, Elroy E. 
 Wommack, Fred O. 
 
 Company Clerk: 
 Freeman, J. Fred. 
 
 Cooks: 
 Braunsdorff, Herman A. 
 Schneider, Charles. 
 
 Captain: 
 Isaac D. Van Meter, 
 resigned. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Leon C. Wilson, resigned. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 
 Gannon, Ernest E., 
 discharged. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Adams, Ira F., discharged. 
 
 Huddliston, Everet E., 
 discharged. 
 
 King, Volney E., 
 discharged. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Long, Ray E., discharged. 
 
 Owens, Henry B., 
 discharged. 
 
 Sherman, Everett L., 
 discharged. 
 
 Artificer: 
 Samples, Bedford F. 
 
 Musicians: 
 Barnes, Charles. 
 Crawford, Glenn H. 
 
 Privates: 
 Augustus, Raynee DeL. 
 Battag, Henry J. 
 Baxter, Ernest W. 
 Birdsall, Miles C. 
 Bugg, Fred M. 
 Bugg, George F. 
 Butcher, James E. 
 Campbell, Carl H. 
 Clark, Charles E. 
 Cory, Edward 8. 
 Cowan, McClure W. 
 Craig, L. B. 
 Crandall, Elbert G. 
 Creviston, Alonzo W. 
 Dunean, Matt. 
 Freshman, Harry. 
 Griffin, Sherod. 
 Isom, Lewis W. 
 James, John V. 
 Jones, James P. 
 Jones, S. Fell. 
 Kelley, Clifford E. 
 Kelley, Frank C. 
 Kenney, James H. 
 Kightlinger, Walter R. 
 Lowe, Cal H. 
 Lueid, Elmer. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 Privates: 
 
 Ball, Orrie, transferred. 
 
 Beeler, Charles L., 
 discharged. 
 
 Caldwell, Kenneth W., 
 discharged. 
 
 Couch, Walter O., 
 discharged. 
 
 Craft, Elmer E., 
 transferred. 
 
 Craft, Otis L., transferred. 
 
 Daughman, Charles M., 
 discharged. 
 
 Davis, Robert A., 
 discharged. 
 
 Decker, George H., 
 transferred. 
 
 DurBon, Kinsley LeRoy, 
 cd scharged. 
 
 Gastineau, Charles L., 
 discharged. 
 
 Gibson, William F., 
 discharged. 
 
 Hilton, Milo, discharged. 
 
 Honaker, Paul, discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Minneo, William H. 
 Moffatt, Howard J. 
 Moser, George L. 
 Moss, Floyd C. 
 McClure, Kenneth P. 
 McKenzie, John D. 
 McKittrick, John T. 
 Pierce, Cleo A. 
 Piper, Chester L. 
 Pryor, Ralph W. 
 Rafferty, Louis L. 
 Reed, Charles W. 
 Reinlander, Peter J. 
 Robbins, J. Roy. 
 Robertson, Homer 8. 
 Ross, William O. 
 Sachs, Moni L. 
 Seallety, John. 
 Simmons, Arthur C, 
 Smith, Ferdie. 
 Southwick, William H. 
 Spicer, Fred B. 
 Spicer, George D. 
 Starnes, Harry D. 
 Warren, George W. 
 Waters, John M. 
 White, Lloyd T. 
 Willahan, Arthur E. 
 Williamson, Lester A. 
 Womeldorf, John F. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Karas, Jay D., discharged. 
 
 Kenman, Edwin, 
 transferred. 
 
 Kennedy, Ollie O., 
 discharged. 
 
 Kline, John D., discharged. 
 
 Maloney, Robert J., 
 discharged. 
 
 Mortimer, Wilson &., 
 transferred. 
 
 McGrimes, James E., 
 
 ' discharged. 
 
 Parks, Henry B., 
 transferred. 
 
 Reed, David M., 
 transferred. 
 
 Schwarzkopf, Virgil, 
 discharged. 
 
 Thoman, Joe F., 
 discharged. 
 
 White, George R., 
 discharged. 
 
 Wilson, Hilman A., 
 discharged. 
 
 Participated in all Liberty loan and Red 
 
 Company D did not perform any guard duty. 
 A squad was furmished to guard Liberty loan 
 
 Cross campaigns; also, patrol duty in city. 
 planes of third loan. 
 
Kansas State Guard. 
 
 191 
 
 Company “E,” 4838p Batrauion, Kimball. 
 
 Captain: 
 Charles A. Leech. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Charles N. Cosner. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Hurley A. Lowe. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Elder, Angell D. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 Copland, Lucian E. 
 Cosner, Guy. 
 Lowe, Harvey. 
 
 Corporals: 
 Acton, J. O. 
 Anderson, Ira M. 
 Dunham, Henry E. 
 Harding, Roy. 
 Hazen, John Henry. 
 Young, Murlin G. 
 
 Sergeant: 
 
 Tweedy, Roy L., 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Bennett, Ivan R., 
 discharged. 
 
 Company E participated in battalion parades at Erie, Kan., on August 29, 1918, and at 
 The organization put on military company drill at 
 in C. A. Leach acted as 
 
 Parsons, Kan., on September 15, 1918. 
 
 Artificer: 
 Comer, James E. 
 
 Musicians: 
 Harding, Alfred M. 
 Sailors, William A. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Carlson, Monie O. 
 Casper, John M. 
 Chard, William H. 
 Collins, Oral. 
 Copland, Clyde R. 
 Copland, Paul H. 
 Daggett, John William. 
 Davidson, Moses M. 
 Doherty, William E. 
 Fisher, Kenneth. 
 Fisher, Sam E. 
 Gier, Jasper N. 
 Gier, Osear J. 
 Harding, A. W. 
 Harding, Foster. 
 Hardman, Everett. 
 Haviland, Irvin E. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Berglund, Vernon E., 
 discharged. 
 
 Bowles, Fred V., 
 discharged. 
 
 Doty, Hugaly Avon, 
 discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Allen county fair at Savonburg, Kan., September 19, 1918. 
 
 ber 10, 1918. 
 
 Conducted military funeral for a deceased United States soldier at Savonburg, September 
 
 Captain 
 battalion adjutant in battalion parades at Erie, August 29, 1918; 
 1918; Columbus, September 26, 1918; Pittsburg, October 6, 1918, and Fort Scott, Novem- 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Hickman, Clint O. 
 Hickman, Nomie P. 
 Howard, Emmett Neal. 
 Jacobs, Wilber E. 
 Johns, James W. 
 Johns, Oscar J. 
 Kelsey, Joseph Milbern. 
 Lowe, Joe. 
 
 Lowe, Mark R. 
 Michael, Raymond G. 
 McLeister, Earl H. 
 MeMullen, William W. 
 Neal, Ruben. 
 
 Olsen, Wilbert A. 
 Rumbeck, Thomas D. 
 Samples, Ansel L. 
 Samples, John L. 
 Snodgrass, Leonard L. 
 Tredway. Ralph. 
 Woodruff, Lee. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Ponsler, Everett, 
 discharged. 
 
 Rhoads, Clyde A., 
 discharged. 
 
 Thompson, Merle E., 
 discharged. 2 
 
 22, 1918, at Kimball, February 9, 1918, and Erie, April 17, 1919. 
 Participated in celebration of the signing of the armistice at Stark, November 11, 1918. 
 
 Parsons, September 15, 
 
192 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Heapquarters, 44TH Bartraion, Galena. 
 
 Major: Captain and Surgeon: Captain and Supply Officer: 
 Elza E. Julien. William E. Hiatt. David W. Markham. 
 
 No activities reported. 
 
 Company “A,” 447TH Batration, Galena. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: Privates—Continued. Privates—Concluded. 
 C. Kennedy. Baum, William. Kent, Stelle L. 
 Bell, Arthur W. Keys, Louis R. 
 Sergeants: Bennett, Madison K. King, Floyed. 
 Render Eton. Berry, Edward 8. Kimmons, John A. 
 Marcas ‘Alon Ck. Berry, Leroy 8. Kimmons, Sparks W. 
 Moeller, George. Bray, Guy. _ Lewman, Jesse E. 
 MeNay “Arthur § Butler, William E. Lopp, Walter L. 
 * Ys : Campbell, Colin G. Mallott, M. M. 
 Norvell, Glen R. rt, 
 Weed Chester c Campbell, Robert E. Martin, Forest 8S. 
 ; r yee ne Martin, Ira. 
 
 a ark, Ozzie J. Martin, Jack. 
 Corporals: Cleveland, Arthur A. Messer, Everett Ovey. 
 Lamer, Eugene H. Cleveland, Ernest. Milburn, Alvin R. 
 Messenger, Ben H. Cockrum, Clarence C. Miller, John H. 
 Moody, Ben H. Cockrum, Claude C. Moody, Thomas. 
 Moore, Athos M. Crabtree, William T. Murray, Charles A. 
 Murphy, Frank. Day, Charles O. Murray, Ralph R. 
 Murray, Jesse E. Derfelt, Baceus V. Myers, Charles C. 
 Ragland, Harry W. Derfelt, Charles V. Phillips, Cecil A. 
 
 South, Edwin Burr. Ditson, Albert, Jr. Rice, Alfred. 
 
 ° Doty, Verne. Rice, Harry L. 
 Artificer: Downing, Virgil. Richsecker, William L. 
 Burns, John. Ellington, Howard. Robertson, T. Floyd. 
 
 oe careers Ryan, Fred W. 
 Cooks: rickson, Spitzheim W. Sater, Bryce. 
 Cardwell, (Ola ¥. Gassaway, John M. Stickelman, Floyed R. 
 Slever William ott: Gorman, Joseph C. Thompson, Robert E. 
 : Harris, Edgar E. Walters, Frank, 
 Manion: Harris, Eugene V. Walters, Pleas M. 
 9 7 Hayward, Samuel J. Wisdom, H. E. 
 Eckles, Forest G. ; Hedges, Alfred E. Wisner, Charles P. 
 pa aes Cars BS Wood, Robert T. 
 : ackman, i 
 Barton, Ralph N. Jackson, Oliver H. 
 Baugh, Hale Kenneth. Jacobs, Floy. 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Captain: Privates: Privates—Concluded. 
 Elza E. Julien, Allford, Wiliam W., Hardwick, Eugene, 
 transferred. discharged. discharged. 
 
 Bennett, E. N., King, Raymond J., 
 First Lieutenant: discharged. discharged. 
 Elmer W. Anthony, Black, Tom W., McComock, William T., 
 resigned. discharged. discharged. 
 Sass ae A., McNay, Claude H., 
 Horoorala: ischarged. transferred. 
 _ ae Clark, William E., Phillips, Willis B., 
 ee f cae discharged. discharged. 
 B eG erred. Clover, Henry W., Sater, Ben J., 
 oe ore A discharged. discharged. 
 eee: mee Saget John J., cehane. ieee Va 
 : 1ey's ’ ied. discharged. 
 discharged. Gorrod, Herbert, Thiewaere Kenneth, 
 discharged. : discharged. 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Company A participated in Liberty loan and Red Cross campaigns. 
 
Kansas State Guard. 
 
 Company “B,” 447TH Barration, Baxter Springs. 
 
 Captain: 
 H. D. Long. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 J. R. Avery. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Raymond D. Cook. 
 
 First Sergeant: — 
 Goodeagle, Merton. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Parsons, Charles. 
 
 Color Sergeant: 
 Smith, Louis A. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Bock, Nelson S. 
 Boltum, Archie. 
 Embree, Edward J. 
 Embree, John. 
 Campbell, John L. 
 Hunter, James M. 
 Pffrenmier, Ralph, 
 -Trammel, George M. 
 
 Captain: 
 
 W. E. Hiatt, discharged. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 
 Laster, Edwin D., 
 discharged. 
 
 Company B participated in the second Liberty loan drive parade; Red Cross drive April, 
 1918. Memorial services at Baxter Springs, Decoration Day, May 80, 1918; Decoration 
 Memorial services, Sunday afternoon, 1918, at Co- 
 lumbus. On June 2, 1918, the unit went to Columbus, to bid farewell to the boys who 
 entered the service from Baxter Springs, Columbus and vicinity. 
 
 ceremonies at Baxter Springs cemetery. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Ellis, Ira M. 
 Hardy, Clifford A. 
 Kidd, James B. 
 Long, Lunceford. 
 Powel, James. 
 Wene, Lance. 
 
 Musician: 
 Embree, Fred L. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Abbott, Kenneth P. 
 Angel, Crawford. 
 Asbury, H. L. 
 Austin, Jack. 
 
 Bird, Ralph. 
 Borgesser, H. Orvel. 
 Button, Pearl. 
 
 Campbell, William R. 
 
 Cooper, Thomas E. 
 Covey, Arnold B. 
 Dowty, Forest. 
 Dunean, Joe H. 
 Dunne, William H. 
 Embree, Claude. 
 Farrell, Carl: 
 Faulkner, Earl M. 
 Fithian, James A. 
 Florey, Vernie. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Sergeant: 
 
 Goodwin, Thomas J., 
 discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Funk, Jesse C. 
 Garretson, John T. 
 Garretson, William. 
 Goodwin, Hurley. 
 Haley, Carl V. 
 Hutchens, Patt C. 
 King, Horace C. 
 Low, John A. 
 Lundgren, Ambro. 
 Mason, Edgar L. 
 Monpleasure, John E 
 Morton, Arthur D. 
 McDonald, Roy F, 
 Neprasch, Emil. 
 Neprasch, George. 
 Newman, James IL. 
 Newman, Marvin. 
 Nichols, Daniel H. 
 Nichols, Walter. 
 Peterson, Carlyle A. 
 Schoonover, Joseph L. 
 Shults, Howard W. 
 Smith, Jesse. 
 Spicer, Harding W. 
 Sullivan, Roy. 
 Waugh, Don. 
 Weygandt, James E. 
 Wyatt, Lee L. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Babb, Henry A., 
 discharged. 
 
 Ballard, Arthur C., died. 
 
 Jensen, Ruben H., 
 discharged. 
 
 Participated in battalion 
 
 parade and review at Fort Scott, on July 4, 1918; Major Consedine, reviewing officer. 
 
 11, 1918, parade at Galena, celebrating French day. 
 
 fair by guard company. 
 
 Julien, reviewing officer. 
 
 Major Consedine, reviewing officer. 
 Battalion -parade at Joplin, Mo. 
 
 13—4436 
 
 ; August, 1918, battalion parade. 
 view in evening by Adjutant General Huffman. 
 battalion parade and review at Galena, evening, street fair by Galena guard co 
 
 Street 
 August, 1918, 
 mpany; Major 
 September, 1918, battalion parade and review at Lakeside park, 
 near Carthage, Mo. Afternoon of October 3, 1918, battalion parade and review at Pittsburg. 
 
 November 11, 1918, peace parade, Baxter to Joplin, Mo. 
 Memorial Sunday, 1919, Baxter Springs services. 
 
 Decora- 
 tion Day, 1919, Decoration ceremonies and decoration of graves at Baxter cemetery. 
 
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 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Company “C,” 447TH BatrvaLion, Scammon. 
 
 Captain: 
 William Devlin. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Thomas J. Grady. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Walter Tadlock. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Heisted, Jonathan. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 
 Laws, Robert. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Berryhill, Benjamin. 
 
 Casebeer, Harry. 
 Dunn, James. 
 Fox, Charles. 
 McNamara, Miles. 
 
 Corporals: 
 Davidson, William. 
 Hoffman, William. 
 Horn, Thomas. 
 Little, Thomas. 
 O’Malley, Patrick. 
 Payne, Ira. 
 Nelson, William. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 
 David W. Markham, 
 
 resigned. 
 
 From date of the organization of this company until after the signing of the armistice the 
 company drilled, as a unit, regularly three times each week. Shortly after this, because of the 
 epidemic of contagious disease, a ban was placed on the community by the local board of 
 After this ban was lifted the company met regularly in 
 The company took part in two battalion re- 
 views. As opportunity offered the company participated in Red Cross activities, and took 
 the leading part at home in peace celebrations, also away from home. 
 
 health prohibiting public gatherings. 
 school of instruction and interior guard duty. 
 
 Musicians: 
 
 Montan, August. 
 Reid, Robert. 
 
 Cooks: 
 
 Batten, John. 
 Murray, William. 
 
 Arttficer: 
 
 Martin, Charles R. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Anderson, James. 
 Atwood, George. 
 Bassy, Falosa. 
 Batten, Albert. 
 Batten, Ernest. 
 Batten, Richard. 
 Biamia, Dominac. 
 Brady, Thomas. 
 Capute, Frank. 
 Capute, Peter. 
 Cassidy, Edward, 
 Cheek, John. 
 Dobbins, Walter. 
 Dunn, Allen. 
 Evans, David. 
 
 Grandwater, William. 
 
 Hamilton, Harold. 
 Harris, Sam. 
 Harrison, Walter. 
 Holland, Roy. 
 Kennedy, Wiliam. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates: 
 Baker, Stewart, discharged. 
 
 Bigando, James, 
 discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Lagle, Sam. 
 Lampthn, William. 
 Lewis, Alfred. 
 Little, Floyd. 
 Lucas, Homer. 
 Lyons, James. 
 Mackey, John. 
 Martin, Paul. 
 Martin, Thomas. 
 Maxwell, William. 
 Moore, James. 
 McCormick, Barney. 
 MeNally, John. 
 Nall, Hiram. 
 
 O’ Malley, Mike. 
 Parker, Dewey. 
 Plumbo, Sam. 
 Reynolds, Edward. 
 Ross, John. 
 Saccita, Louis, 
 Shaw, Isaac. 
 Sine, Beryle. 
 Skeith, Abraham. 
 Steele, James. 
 Stewart, Henry. 
 Stewart, William. 
 Stewart, Thomas. 
 Tangnar, Ray. 
 Toner, Joseph. 
 Vilet, John. 
 White, Fred. 
 White, William. 
 Willis, Joseph. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Callahan, James, 
 discharged. 
 
 Ferns, John P., discharged. 
 
 an active part in six funerals of deceased soldiers, and rendered every service possible. 
 
 The organization took 
 
Kansas State Guard. 
 
 195 
 
 Company “D,” 447TH Barration, Columbus. 
 
 Captain: 
 
 C. W. Van Zandt. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 J. D. Averill. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Fred Simkin. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 Gordon, O. O. 
 Hiller, Charles. 
 Hoyt, A. C. 
 
 Peterson, Fred W. 
 
 Sayer, P. R. 
 Schock, Walter. 
 Summet, W. H. 
 
 Corporals: 
 Armstrong, Leo. 
 Daily, Dio D. 
 Goldsberry, M. L. 
 Seammon, H. F. 
 Strawn, W. I. 
 Willis, E. J. 
 
 Musician: 
 Finney, Theodore. 
 
 Privates: 
 Adams, William. 
 Baumgarner, Cleo. 
 Bennett, Ralph. 
 
 Blaker, George, Jr. 
 
 Boss, F. W. 
 Boyd, C. J. 
 Bradney, Claud. 
 Brown, J. T. 
 Catlett, H. M. 
 Caunnack, J. 
 Cooper, C. M. 
 Correll, Clyde. 
 Crosby, George. 
 Crosby, Orville. 
 Dawson, H. O. 
 Devoe, Lloyd. 
 Ellis, E. H. 
 Ellis, J. H. 
 Gleason, George. 
 Goldsberry, Paul. 
 Hallie den: 
 Hall, J. Ray. 
 Hamilton, Vernon. 
 Harris, R. E. 
 Hermann, A. 
 Heller, Vivian. 
 Holloway, Harry. 
 Hood, George W. 
 Hosey, William. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Hurt, A. J. 
 
 Jones, Raymond. 
 
 Kirk, Elmer. 
 Lapp, Thomas B. 
 Lewis, E. Offie. 
 Longnecker, Elmo. 
 Maxwell, C. E 
 Meriwether, F. W. 
 Myers, C. C. 
 McCarty, Harry. 
 McCaskill, Paul. 
 Norell, F. A. 
 Reynolds, Oliver. 
 Reynolds, Paul. 
 Sampica, Frank. 
 Sanders, G. A. 
 Wark, J. E. 
 Wilson, Robert. 
 Wilsen, R. W. 
 Willey, James. 
 Wimmer, Marion. 
 Wixon, Wayne. 
 Yellen, R. P. 
 Youngman, H. D. 
 
 Company D participated in all war activity campaigns. 
 
 HEADQUARTERS, 45TH BarTTALIon, Onaga. 
 
 Major: Captain and Supply Officer: Captain and Adjutant: 
 James P. Blackledge. Abe Giltner. Frank G. Ellis. 
 
 Captain and Surgeon: 
 Laural A. Summers. 
 
 No activities reported 
 
 Company “A,” 45TH BATTALION, Onaga. 
 
 ‘Captain: First Lieutenant: 
 Noyce H. Hayward. Hugh H. Seneker. 
 
 LOSS. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Robert Bruce Hall. 
 
 Captain: 
 
 James P. Blackledge, 
 resigned. 
 
 No muster-out roll furnished. 
 
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 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Company “B,” 45TH BatraLtion, Wamego. 
 
 Captain: 
 R. C. Johnston. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 M. A. Button. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 E. J. Dalton. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Doyle, K. D. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant : 
 
 Hurlburd, R. C. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 Reynolds, C. E. 
 Schroepfer, O. M. 
 Stelzner, C. E. 
 
 Corporals: 
 Beeson, Carl. 
 Berner, S. F. 
 Cline, H. L. 
 Ferril, Jesse. 
 Mansfield, Harry. 
 Pixley, F. A. 
 Schull, Mark A. 
 Whitney, Sol. 
 
 Musicians: 
 
 Lambert, Ray. 
 Stewart, H. E. 
 
 Artificer: 
 Balderson, N. C. 
 
 Captain: 
 Abe Giltner, Jr., 
 transferred. 
 
 Privates (Discharged): 
 
 Bohn, George A. 
 Buatte, E 
 Childers, J. A. 
 
 Childers, James L. 
 
 Childers, Louis E. 
 Cord, J. H. 
 Cordts, Earl. 
 
 Privates: 
 Ashton, Ben. 
 Barr, M. L 
 
 Bender, F. M. 
 Bennett, F. R. 
 Bignall, O. O. 
 Bingel, H. O. 
 Bolin, George. 
 Brown, F. M. 
 Burgess, A. C. 
 Burnett, Guy. 
 Cary, John. 
 Chapman, E. P. 
 Cline, Vernon. 
 Coder, R. A. 
 Cooper, A. L. 
 Cord, John H. 
 Crow, Blaine. 
 Crowl, W. W. 
 Dalton, W. B. 
 Danforth, Glenn. 
 Dugan, E. 
 Enlow, Joe. 
 Finney, H. C. 
 Fitzgerald, F. C. 
 Forrester, E. G. 
 Fulner, L. M. 
 Funnell, Floyd. 
 Ham, Ferris. 
 Hamilton, Virgil L. 
 Harrell, S. O. 
 Hatcher, E. C. 
 Heath, W. M. 
 Henn, George. 
 Hill, R. G. 
 Holuba, H. H. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Farrell, E. C. 
 Hecker, J. 
 
 Huey, C. S. 
 Johnson, LeRoy A. 
 Johnson, Paul E. 
 Larson, E. F. 
 Larson, L. F. 
 Larson, N. T. 
 Line, W. 
 McCloskey, T. J. 
 Miller, Fred. 
 
 No report of activities furnished. 
 
 Privates—C oncluded. 
 
 Holuba, J. A. 
 Hoover, J. L. 
 Hugenberger, A. E. 
 Humbert, Jean. 
 Humbert, J. W. 
 Jones, George R. 
 Kramer, C. A. 
 Landrum, C. G. 
 Larson, B. A. 
 Leach, Forest. 
 Leach, H. L. 
 Lichterban, D. 
 
 _ Merryman, C. P. 
 
 Paxton, Adam. 
 Perry, Chas. Ross. 
 Phillips, Cecil. 
 Printy, J. L. 
 Roark, L. M. 
 Rogers, C. W. 
 Scott, Robt. 
 Shaw, Robt. 
 Smith, Wm. E. 
 Snapp, W. A. 
 Stanley, J. D. 
 Stearns, L. B. 
 Stewart, Glenn. 
 Stewart, W. T. 
 Swanson, W. A. 
 Talbott, J. O. 
 Teague, A. G. 
 Teague, Bert W. 
 Warner, C. G. 
 Zeigler, Geo. W. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 Miracle, Jas. M. 
 Miracle, Paul. 
 Shreve, J. M. 
 Snyder, Earl. 
 Spalding, Earl. 
 Stewart, J. E. 
 Swanson, D. 
 Swords, S. M. 
 Tallbott, 
 Vilven, Leland L. 
 Zeigler, Geo. 
 
Kansas State Guard. 
 
 197 
 
 Company “C,” 457TH BatraLion, Wheaton. 
 
 Captain: 
 Laurel A. Summers. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Edward W. Andrick. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Harry O. Sutcliff. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Grim, George E. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 
 Force, Resiah. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Force, Ray. 
 Horgan, Daniel T. 
 
 Tunison, Wardell H. 
 
 Willis, Herbert A. 
 
 Corporals: 
 Bushey, Charles C. 
 Bushey, Loring R. 
 Doyle, Thomas H. 
 Force, Frank G. 
 Keating, James H. 
 Walsh, Edward A. 
 
 Cooks: 
 
 -Robbins, Clarence E. 
 
 Sanders, Joseph F. 
 
 Musicians: 
 
 Ward, Fern. 
 Washburn, Claud E. 
 
 Privates: 
 Dixon, Joseph, 
 discharged. 
 Gullion, Ivan, 
 discharged. 
 
 Artificer: 
 McGrath, Michael J. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Bennett, James L. 
 Burke, John A. 
 Campbell, Roy. 
 Cunningham, Frank. 
 Dreher, Eugene L. 
 Ellis, Kenneth W. 
 Ellis, Roy A. 
 
 Ellis, Walter. 
 Fenton, Arthur T, 
 Fenton, Thomas. 
 Flynn, Timothy O. 
 Force, Jacob R. 
 Force, Walter R. 
 Foster, Emmett. 
 Frezier, Frank. 
 Glannon, Richard H. 
 Goodman, Dewey R. 
 Goodman, Joseph L. 
 Goodwin, Andrew N. 
 Goodwin, George E. 
 Grabe, Milliam H. 
 Griffith, Benjamin E. 
 Grof, Henry J. 
 Grof, Jacob M. 
 Harrington, Daniel W. 
 Harrison, George W. 
 Hennebergh, Ror C. 
 Holder, Thomas W. 
 Honig, Otto H. 
 Horgan, Henry. 
 Horgan, Martin. 
 Keating, Henry A. 
 Keating, James L. 
 Keating, Thomas R. 
 Kelley, Michael F. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Kuhn, Bill, 
 discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Kennedy, James F’, 
 Kufahl, William F, 
 Lee, Jess S. 
 
 Lolley, Herbert. 
 Lynch, Thomas A, 
 Lyon, Claud W. 
 Lyon, Sherman. 
 Miller, Billie. 
 Moran, John. 
 McDermott, James B. 
 Orsborn, Leo E. 
 Pierce, James J. 
 Pierson, Walter H. 
 Plummer, Clarence E. 
 Plummer, Loyd O. 
 Robbins, Edward L. 
 Robbins, Myron F. 
 Schlegel, Jesse J. 
 Schwant, Fred. 
 Smith, Andy M. 
 Smith, Frank P. 
 Smith, Harry A. 
 Smith, Joseph E. 
 Swickard, Adna G. 
 Thompson, Chester. 
 Tibbetts, Howard F. 
 Tunison, Charles A. 
 Tunison, Edward S. 
 Tunison, Howard M. 
 Walsh, Edward. 
 Walsh, James. 
 Walsh, John A. 
 Walsh, Martin J. 
 Walsh, Patrick. 
 Walsh, Thomas. 
 Winkler, Conley. 
 Witham, Hugh. 
 Wonnell, David W. 
 Wonnell, Joseph H. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Kuhn, Harve C., . 
 discharged. 
 
 Company C held regular drills until stopped by the influenza ban. The company also 
 assisted actively in all Red Cross, Liberty loan, and W. 8. S. campaigns which were conducted 
 
 after its organization. 
 
 service in keeping up the morale of the public. 
 
 This organization held patriotic meetings and rendered an invaluable 
 
198 
 
 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Company “D,” 45TH Bartraion, Blaine. 
 
 Captain: 
 Frederick Jones. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Thomas Cummings. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Richard O’Shea. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 Boyle, Michael. 
 
 Dempsey, William A. 
 
 Finan, Timothy E. 
 Higgins, H. F. 
 Quigley, Clarence B. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Cummings, John E. 
 Downey, John L. 
 Harrington, James. 
 McBride, James. 
 O’Connor, Richard. 
 Pendergast, Arthur. 
 
 Privates: 
 Adams, Arthur D. 
 Adams, Edmond J. 
 Adams, Franklin E. 
 Adriance, Frank J. 
 Area, Archie J. 
 Bennett, John A. 
 Bennett, Leo C. 
 Bentsen, Emery J. 
 Bentsen, James N. 
 Bucker, Gustaf F. 
 Burton, William F. 
 Carlson, Otto G. 
 Caron, David. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Carter, Nathanial. 
 Castello, Frank. 
 
 Conaway, Benjamin A. 
 
 Conaway, Benjamin J. 
 Conaway, James. 
 Culhan, Joseph. 
 Cummings, Richard J. 
 Dempewolf, Lewis. 
 Dempsey, David. 
 Downey, Henry. 
 Ejisenbeis, Charles W. 
 Finan, Frank. 
 Finan, James W. 
 Finan, Michael J. 
 Frank, Clyde D. 
 Glannon, Thomas. 
 Good, Gayl. 
 
 Good, Henry. 
 Griffin, Albert. 
 
 Hale, Emmett. 
 Hale, Robert. 
 Harrington, Wilham. 
 Herman, Carl W. 
 Higgins, Edward A. 
 Hudson, Francis. 
 Hudson, Matthew. 
 Hudson, Thomas. 
 Johnson, Carl H. 
 Leonard, Arthur. 
 Leonard, George M. 
 Leonard, Joseph L. 
 Leonard, Michael P. 
 Leonard, Walter 8. 
 Magnett, George. 
 Magnett, William. 
 Mangan, John J. 
 Meehan, Clarence L. 
 Meehan, Thomas J. 
 Minihan, Edward. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Minihan, Jeremiah. 
 Minihan, John. 
 Minihan, M. J. 
 Minihan, Robert J. 
 Moerke, William. 
 
 * McBride, Cornelius A. 
 
 McBride, Francis C. 
 McBride, Frank. 
 O’Shea, James. 
 O’Shea, John. 
 O’Connell, Timothy. 
 O’Connor, Mortimor. 
 Parks, Edward B. 
 Pendergast, Frank J. 
 Pendergast, Jerome B. 
 Pendergast, Joe F. 
 Plummer, Willard. 
 Rabbitt, John M. 
 Roach, William. 
 Ryan, Emmett. 
 Sheahon, Frank. 
 Sheahon, John. 
 Sheahon, Willard. 
 Silkman, Tracy J. 
 Strifler, Chester. 
 Strifler, John. 
 Valburg, Henry. 
 Walsh, Frank. 
 Walsh, John T. 
 Walsh, Joseph T. 
 Walsh, Michael. 
 Walsh, Michael H. 
 Walsh, Thomas. 
 Walsh, William. 
 Wapp, Herman. 
 Wapp, John. 
 Webster, Frank. 
 Webster, James L. 
 Webster, John. 
 
 Company D participated in all Liberty loan and Red Cross campaigns during the war. 
 
 HEADQUARTERS; 46TH BatTraLion, Richmond. 
 
 Major: Captain and Adjutant: 
 Edward P. Pendleton. Hugh E. Atchison. 
 
 Captain and Supply Officer: 
 Stephen D. Needham. 
 
 No activities reported. 
 
Kansas State Guard. 
 
 199 
 
 Company “A,” 46TH BaTTALIon, Ottawa. 
 
 Captain: 
 Elmer D. Manley. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Fred A. Clark, 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 James W. Sutton. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Gish, Leo N. 
 
 . Sergeants: 
 
 De Wald, Gilbert L. 
 Jewell, Harry L. 
 Ogg, Courtney 8S. 
 Ramsey, Marshall. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Davis, J. William. 
 Dial, Arch. 
 
 Fredeen, Paul. 
 Harris, Clare M. 
 Martin, Fred P. 
 Thompson, George P. 
 
 Musicians: 
 
 Jones, Aaron. 
 Van Osdell, James R. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Anderson, Fred E. 
 Bagg, Frank. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Moody, Clarence W., 
 discharged. 
 
 Woods, Harry W., 
 discharged. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Geiger, Charles T., 
 discharged. 
 
 Lamb, Harold J., 
 discharged. 
 
 Morton, John H., 
 discharged. 
 
 Washburn, George H..,. 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Barnes, Sereck F., 
 discharged. 
 Bement, Mahli, died. 
 Bennett, Frank R., 
 discharged. 
 Bowers, Benjamin F., 
 discharged. 
 Broyhill, Warren W., 
 discharged. 
 Brumit, Charles R., 
 discharged, 
 
 Company A held biweekly drills; 
 activities; guarded Liberty loan train. 
 paigns; bought Liberty bonds as a company. 
 diers, and acted as escort for returning soldiers. 
 and disbanded with $150 in company treasury. 
 our service, did some good, we believe, and learned some things. 
 
 are needed. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Bennett, J. Henry. 
 Bledsoe, Jess L. 
 Blow, Ralph E. 
 Blum, Charles E, 
 Bridwell, J. Roy. 
 Briscoe, Guy E. 
 Brooks, Walter S. 
 Burk, Earl F. 
 Burket, Francis L. 
 Callan, J. Edward. 
 Campbell, Otis W. 
 Carnes, Roy. 
 Caswell, Robert B. 
 Chapman, Clifford H. 
 Clearman, Hubert T. 
 Cooper, Edgar M. 
 Cramer, Crayton P. 
 Crotts, Vertiss I. 
 Drake, Carl J. 
 Dugger, John H. 
 Elwell, Joel E. 
 Foltz, Howard V. 
 Gilliland, Hugh. 
 Gilliland, Wayne E. 
 Gilliland, William T. 
 Hanes, Ralph 8. 
 Harrell, Theron P. 
 Harris, John. 
 Hartley, Oscar A. 
 Hegberg, Boyd R. 
 Herald, Roy. 
 Herrington, Lynne R. 
 Herron, Campbell C. 
 Jones, Joseph D. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Buckles, Horace G., 
 discharged. 
 
 Byers, Juan C., discharged. 
 Crow, Earl F., discharged. 
 Davis, Fred B., discharged. 
 
 Doughty, Lewis, 
 discharged. 
 Emerson, Troy M., 
 discharged. 
 Flinchpaugh, Fred B., 
 discharged. 
 Fulton, Arch H., 
 discharged. 
 Gowans, Ralph E., 
 discharged. 
 Gunn, George W., 
 discharged. 
 Guy, John. discharged. 
 Harnish, John F., 
 discharged. 
 Henderson, George, 
 discharged. 
 Hicks, James E., Jr., 
 discharged. 
 Hughes, Oliver C., 
 discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Keen, Marius A. 
 Kennedy, Carl. 
 Kirshner, Dale G. 
 Larson, Fritz Ephriam. 
 Martin, Delph. 
 Martin, Fred P. 
 Moise, Percival R. 
 Moore, Charles W. 
 O’Connor, Roderick M. 
 Overman, Harry C. 
 Payne, Claude. 
 
 Pillars, Jack. 
 
 Printy, John T. 
 Printy, William F, 
 Ramsey, Will H. 
 Richardson, Elmer E. 
 Ricketts, Thomas L. 
 Rowland, Blendon L. 
 Sheldon, Clarence M. 
 Shideler, Dwight L. 
 Snethen, Everett R. 
 Snethen, John W. 
 Snyder, William A. 
 Southerland, Wilhe A. 
 Spencer, Ralph E. 
 Stephens, Lawrence G. 
 Stevenson, Josiah G. 
 Strafuss, Alfred M. 
 Stookey, Roy W. 
 Vickers, William A. 
 Warner, Emanuel L. 
 Weinheimer, Clarence. 
 West, Ernest C. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Johnson, Gerald T., 
 discharged. 
 Kennedy, Harvey L., 
 discharged. — 
 Leonard, Forest H., 
 discharged. 
 Mitchell, George D., 
 discharged. 
 O’Neil, William C., 
 discharged. 
 Peterson, Frank, 
 discharged. 
 Postem, Charles E., 
 discharged. 
 Roberts, Wiliam W., 
 discharged. 
 Senter, Andrew F., 
 discharged. 
 Smart, Charles A., 
 discharged. 
 Temple, Richard E., 
 discharged. 
 Walsh, James, discharged. 
 Watts, Edison E., 
 discharged. 
 
 participated in Memorial Day and Fourth of July 
 Assisted in.Liberty loan, Red Cross and other cam- 
 The unit assisted at funerals of deceased so!- 
 Maintained an armory at company expense, 
 Participated in social functions. Enjoyed 
 Ready to serve again if we 
 
200 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Company “B,” 46TH Barttauion, Richmond. 
 
 Captain: 
 Roscoe M. Spencer. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Clarence E. Kelsey. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Ray E. Duffey. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Atchison, Harry V. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Bell, Fred E. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Evans, Foster. 
 Grippen, William BH. 
 
 Henderson, Earnest M. 
 
 Tippen, Frank. 
 Wantland, Charley O. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Akin, Wallace J. 
 Atchison, Ray R. 
 Brown, Guy C. 
 Gentry, Earnest C. 
 Kueser, Frank N. 
 Rice, Squire B. 
 Roecker, Arnold F. 
 Weaver, Danial F. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Bell, John W. 
 
 Berger, Daniel H. 
 Binjamin, Theodore. 
 Blake, Elvie B. 
 
 Blunt, Bruce K. 
 Brown, Oren R. 
 Carpenter, Joseph D. 
 Chambers, Albert F. 
 
 Captains: 
 
 Earl L. Edwards, resigned. 
 Edmond P. Pendleton, 
 
 resigned. 
 Second Lieutenants: 
 
 Ray W. Johnson, resigned. 
 
 Clinton H. Patton, 
 resigned. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 
 Atchison, Hugh E., 
 resigned. 
 
 No activities reported. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Chandler, Bradford. 
 Clark, George A. 
 Clark, John M. 
 Cleceland, Earnest B. 
 Cooper, Elmer C. 
 Davis, Charley W. 
 Davis; Silas W. 
 Demorat, Cassada. 
 Demorat, Charles W. 
 Denchfield, Charley R. 
 Denchfield, Richard C. 
 Elliott, Chester J. 
 Feuerborn, George H. 
 Fuller, Harry N. 
 Gault, Harry L. 
 Gault, Ross. 
 
 Gore, Doyle. 
 Greenwalt, Frank R. 
 Grippin, Guy L. 
 Grippin, Leo W. 
 Heckman, Perry V. 
 Henderson, Bart 8. 
 Henderson, Howard C. 
 Hobson, George F. 
 Horstick, Harry C. 
 Howel, Earl. 
 Johnson, Frank W. 
 Kepple, Fabian J. 
 Kirkland, Quin A. 
 Knight, Benjamin §. 
 lawton, Floyd D. 
 List, John. 
 Lundquist, Oscar F. 
 Lyons, Charley E. 
 Martin, Chester W. 
 Mills, Orda. 
 Mitchell, Elmer E. 
 Morris, James A. 
 McCall, Vernon J. 
 McClung, Miles. 
 McCrea, Robert 8S. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Burlingham, William E., 
 discharged. 
 
 Davis, Frank W., 
 discharged. 
 
 Hanna, Rolland R., 
 transferred. 
 
 Lloyd, William B., died. 
 
 Morris, Christopher L., 
 died. 
 
 Privates—C oncluded. 
 
 McDaniel, Jesse D. 
 MecDanniel, Charley C. 
 McDanniel, Harber. 
 McEvoy, Lawrence F, 
 McKay, George. 
 McNeel, Willis M. 
 McNeel, Willis R. 
 New, Benjamin F. 
 New, Freddie E. 
 Patton, Clinton H. 
 Peak, Erastus E. 
 Pearson, Howard B. 
 Pendleton, Raymond E. 
 Price, Joseph Z. 
 Price, Merl M. 
 Rhodes, Elber W. 
 Roush, Cleveland G, 
 Roush, Lou E.. 
 Slocum, Charles G. 
 Sigler, Alfred O. 
 Spencer, Claude C. 
 Stevenson, Harry H. 
 Stevenson, Thaddius. 
 Stevenson, Thomas L. 
 Stewart, Charles A. 
 Stewart, Chester R. 
 Stewart, Harold I. 
 Stringham, Morton H. 
 Thorp, Erman EF. 
 Wantland, Walter. 
 Waver, Charles N. 
 Whitmer, Warren F. 
 Williams, Francis L. 
 Williams, John. 
 Williams, John E. 
 Williams, Ray B. 
 Williams, Roy D. 
 Winter, Charles. 
 Wittman, Carl W. 
 Worman, Merle E. 
 Worster, Fred S. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Morris, Henry &., 
 transferred. 
 
 Stevenson, William W., 
 discharged. 
 
 Weisner, Alfred A., 
 discharged. 
 
 Williams, Polk F., 
 discharged. 
 
 Wittman, John R., 
 discharged. 
 
Kansas State Guard. 
 
 201 
 
 Company “C,” 46TH BaTrauion, Lane. 
 
 Captain: 
 Roy Hendrix. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 William C. White. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 David A. Walter. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Hussey, Norman C, 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Burkdoll, John N. 
 Lafollette, Clint. 
 Needham, Jasper H. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Herron, Earl. 
 
 Hurst, George E. 
 Stamper, Thomas F. 
 White, Verne. 
 
 Musicians: 
 
 Chitwood, Archie J. 
 Koontz, Ray F. 
 
 Artificer: 
 Secrest, Austin O. 
 
 Captain: 
 
 Stephen D. Needham, 
 discharged. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Dalton, Orion G., resigned. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Monroe, Loyd H., 
 discharged. 
 
 Sergeant: 
 Smith, Elvie E., 
 transferred. 
 Corporals: 
 
 Barber, Charlie, discharged. 
 Hendrix, Oscar E., 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Adkinson, Francis L. 
 Adkinson, H. B. 
 Adkinson, Wesley C. 
 Alexander, James W. 
 Baffrey, John E. 
 Baker, Arlan H. 
 Baker, William O. 
 Banks, ‘Willie L. 
 
 Bump, Roy E. 
 Burkdoll, Garry W. 
 Burkdoll, Willie. 
 Chambers, William 8S. 
 Chetwood, John M. 
 Cornelius, Isaac I. 
 Cumber, John C. 
 Creese, David O. 
 Dobbins, James A. 
 Edwards, Charlie G. 
 Ellis, Jesse Oscar. 
 Ensle, William J. 
 Fisher, Louis H. 
 Fisher, William A. 
 Gerth, Cecil M. 
 Glinkman, Louis W. 
 Glinkman, Everett. 
 Hill, Fredrick A. 
 Hendrix, Shendan W. 
 Hume, Edgar. 
 James, George A. 
 James, Guard F. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Corporals—Concluded. 
 
 Pennington, Stewart M., 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Abbott, Edwin F., 
 discharged. 
 
 Coulter, Ward E., 
 discharged. 
 
 Crow, Frank M., 
 discharged. 
 
 Hendrix, George E., 
 discharged. 
 
 Hendrix, Joseph J., 
 discharged. 
 
 Johnson, James E., 
 discharged. 
 
 Loch, John C., discharged. 
 
 Pratt, Silas A., discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Jenkins, Loyd M. 
 Kenney, Chester P. 
 Koontz, Francis M. 
 Landess, George E. 
 Lewis, Albert A. 
 Mills, Gideon G. 
 Mills, Harry. 
 
 Mills, Joseph O. 
 Myers, Arthur O. 
 McNutt, Marion. 
 Needham, Dana. 
 Needham, Louis. 
 Needham, Ray M. 
 Needham, Stephan G. 
 Nofsinger, George A. 
 Owens, William. 
 Pennington, Edward E. 
 Rhodes, James E. 
 Rowland, John L. 
 Rowland, William E. 
 Schlagle, Charles E. 
 Seever, Casper H. 
 Smith, Elmer E. 
 Soper, Milvin. 
 Thomlinson, Walton A. 
 Triplett, Jerry. 
 
 Tripp, Willie W. 
 Vinson, Sylvanus B. 
 
 - Waln, Glen E. 
 
 White, Alva L. 
 Wolter, Herman W. 
 Zinnbrun, Loyd M. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Rhodes, Charles, died. 
 
 Rose, Ulyuss G., 
 discharged. 
 
 Rose, Willis S., 
 discharged. 
 
 Sturgeon, Henry C., 
 discharged. 
 
 Smith, Richard L., 
 discharged. 
 
 Smith, Wille L., 
 discharged. 
 
 Welton, Victor A., died. 
 
 Wheeler, James B., 
 discharged. 
 
 White, Dewey, discharged. 
 
 Wren, Everett W., 
 discharged. 
 
 Company C attended four military funerals, and participated in Decoration Day services. 
 
 Attended the meeting and celebration at Olathe, July 4. 
 
 Hunted bank robbers one day as a 
 
 unit. Attended the competitive drill at Ottawa, battalion drill at Osawatomie, also held bat- 
 talion drill at this place. The organization assisted in all Liberty loan and Red Cross drives. 
 
 The company drilled regularly every Wednesday night, and part of the time twice a weeh. 
 Held noncommissioned officers’ school once a week for three months. Drill was suspended 
 after the signing of the Armistice on account of having no armory accommodations and the 
 lack of proper clothing for outside drill. 
 
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 Company “D,” 46TH BatraLtion, Homewood. 
 
 Captain: 
 Clarence M. Lewis. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Willis, Walter W. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Glidden, Robert D. 
 Masters, Paul E. 
 McClure, Alfred R. 
 Wyatt, Clyde A. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Chambers, Clyde J. 
 Funk, Harry A 
 McIntosh, George C. 
 New, Rollie. 
 
 Read, Earl R. 
 Spore, Leon. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Anderson, Elmer E. 
 Arnold, 8S. C. 
 Bechtle, Ernest B. 
 Brown, C. E. 
 Bruner, Franklin A. 
 Burgoon, David. 
 Butalph, George M. 
 Clemens, John A. 
 
 Captain: 
 
 James Column, resigned. 
 
 Lieutenants: 
 
 Osgood R. Harder, 
 resigned. : 
 Jay Peterson, resigned. 
 
 Company D held regular drills once a week until the Armistice was signed. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Clemmons, Sam. 
 Clines, David N. 
 Coroperthwaite, L. I. 
 Dean, John. 
 Edmeundson, Evert. 
 Faulkner, Mack. 
 Fredricks, Clifford C. 
 Fredricks, John. 
 Fredricks, Philip. 
 Funk, Fred. 
 
 Funk, John. 
 
 Gay, Fred C. 
 Graffham, Homer R. 
 Graffham, Kester A. 
 Greene, H. H. 
 
 Guge, Fred. 
 
 Hanna, Roland R. 
 Hayes, Bruce R. 
 Herring, Henry E. 
 Higgins, Henry B. 
 Hockett, Earl. 
 Hockett, John. 
 Hockett, Sam. 
 Huddleston, Ira G. 
 Huddleston, Thomas A. 
 Killion, Cecil K. 
 Lennes, Peter. 
 Malburg, John. 
 Mason, Frank. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Chase, Ralph E., 
 transferred. 
 
 Hasty, Grant, discharged. 
 Hasty, W. E., discharged. 
 
 Holly, Ed, resigned. 
 Mills, Peter T., resigned. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Mason, Henry. 
 Mason, Robert. 
 Meshimmons, Clarence. 
 Miller, Newton. 
 Moon, Forest. 
 Moser, Fred W. 
 McClure, H. J. 
 McDaniels, Onie O. 
 McDowell, George. 
 New, Charley N. 
 New, G. W. 
 
 Owen, Henry E. 
 Payne, Kenneth F. 
 Peed, Lester R. 
 Pennell, Delbert H. 
 Plowman, John F. 
 Poole, Frank. 
 Price, Rawlie M. 
 Rogers, Hugh E. 
 Rozell, Cary. 
 Seiler, Charles H. 
 Seiler, George. 
 Shirras, James. 
 Shomber, Oliver H. 
 Strider, Keyes. 
 Sullivan, Tim. 
 Warner, Ernest. 
 Wilkerson, John. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Peed, Neil F., resigned. 
 
 Rillion, Emery H., 
 deserted. 
 
 Slagel, Glenn, discharged. 
 
 Willis, Walter, resigned. 
 
 The organiza - 
 
 tion took part in several war activities, such as Liberty loan and Red Cross campaigns. 
 
 Was called to Williamsburg about October 1, 1918, to search for a child which had 
 strayed from home. Company spent one day and night and until 8 o’clock the following 
 morning in the search when one of the heutenants of the company located the lost baby. 
 
 HEADQUARTERS, 47TH BatraLion, Mound City. 
 
 Major: 
 John O. Morse. 
 
 No report of activities furnished. 
 
Kansas State Guard. 
 
 203 
 
 Company “A,” 477TH Barration, Mound City. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 
 Benjamine C. Garrison. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Clarence L. Leeper. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Adams, Jesse B. 
 
 Supply Sergeant: 
 Nesbit, Fred W. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Crosswhite, Herman §, 
 
 Jones, Ira T. 
 Moody, Henry S. 
 Reeves, Herman D. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Barnes, Robert. 
 Corbin, Byron C. 
 Dingus, Elmer. 
 Doty, Richard. 
 Ester, Vern H, 
 Mayhon, Harley C. 
 Peatman, Ralph A. 
 Shinkle, Frank. 
 
 Captain: 
 
 John O. Morse, 
 promoted. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Austin, William R. 
 Bran, Carl. 
 
 Brooks, Stanley T. 
 Burkhead, Burl L. 
 Coughenouer, Fred W. 
 Damitz, Carl E. 
 Decker, Jewell. 
 Dickinson, Elmer L, 
 Dingus, Greg A. 
 Dingus, Wilson J. 
 Dingus, H. Winfred. 
 Edeburn, Warren W. 
 Ellington, Alonzo J. 
 Fisher, Harny W. 
 Fletcher, Ernest E, 
 Frisbie, Arthur E. 
 Gleason, Ralph D. 
 Gleason, Walter L. 
 Graham, Harvey L. 
 Havens, Cecil. 
 Hollis, Clifford M. 
 Hollis, George M. 
 Hoover, Halbert H. 
 Hoover, William T. 
 Johnson, Garland. 
 Kenney, Frank. 
 Kingore, George R. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 Private: 
 Pace, Charles E., 
 died. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—C oncluded. 
 
 Lamoreau, Howard. 
 Mahon, Clayton. 
 Mitchell, Archie L. R. 
 Mitchell, Melvin S. 
 Montanye, John C. 
 Mundell, James M. 
 Murphy, Edward. 
 McSwan, Edward G. 
 Nesbit, Robert M. 
 New, William O. 
 Nickelson, Art. 
 Paddock, Tedford D. 
 Patrick, Richard F. 
 Platt, Charles B. 
 Rankin, John E. 
 Schmidt, George H. 
 Shinkle, William G. 
 Sowers, Clarence E. 
 Stark, Denton. 
 Stark, Frank. 
 Steinshoer, Harry T. 
 Stone, Vernie. 
 Tyhurst, Daniel. 
 Tyhurst, Harry. 
 Venters, Elzie. 
 Walker, Earl. 
 
 Company A drilled twice each week from June 10 until December 1, 1918. No guard 
 duty. The unit participated in a parade and battalion inspection, Plcasanton, September 2, 
 1918; parade and drill at Fort Scott in connection with the war fund drive, November 16, 
 1918. 
 
 The organization was never equipped with arms. 
 
 Uniforms were purchased with the assist - 
 
 ance of the county which contributed $500, and the enlisted personnel of the organization paid 
 
 the balance, $7.50 per man. 
 
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 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Company “B,” 477TH Batration, Pleasanton. 
 
 Captain: 
 Walter T. Smith. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 
 W. Merton Stopple. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 John Henderson. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Ladd, Harley. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 
 Hall, Horton H. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Evers, Emiel. 
 Hutchison, William. 
 Leisure, Carl. 
 Taylor, Clyde E. 
 Teubner, Richard. 
 Thirlwell, William. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Abbey, Ira B. 
 Beatty, Grover. 
 Carson, Wilson. 
 Cannon, Lester. 
 Fehr, Dewey. 
 Gunset, George. 
 Kay, W. Chester. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Chase, Herbert, 
 transferred. 
 
 No activities reported. 
 
 Corporals—Concluded. 
 
 Leisure, Dewey. 
 Lincoln, Harry. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Abbey, Ira H. 
 Allen, Jay T. 
 
 Bahl, Marvin J. 
 Baker, Harry. 
 
 Beck, Joseph. 
 Blaker, Harry. 
 Bradley, Mark V. 
 Brittuyham, Arthur. 
 Brown, Omer. 
 Brown, Rolla. 
 Buffington, Andrew. 
 Burland, Rees. 
 Corbon, Gus. 
 Costello, Charles W. 
 Epley, James C. 
 Evans, Harry D. 
 Ford, George. 
 French, Robert. 
 Geobel, William. 
 Gritton, George. 
 Harrell, Samuel M. 
 Harris, Ranford. 
 Higday, Andrew. 
 Jackson, James. 
 Justus, Thomas. 
 Kennen, James N.” 
 Kincaid, Frank. 
 Klopfenstein, Ralph. 
 Leavitt, Roy S. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates: 
 Irwin, Charles, discharged. 
 
 Midgley, Ralph, died. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Leisure, Lawrence. ° 
 L’Nuillier, Harold. 
 L’Nuillier, Marvin. 
 Mays, Daniel Frank. 
 Mays, Edward. 
 Mays, Hugh Oscar. . 
 Morris, Arthur. 
 McBath, Colfax. 
 Newman, William. 
 Palliny, Josiah. 
 Park, Dalice. 
 Pellegrino, John. 
 Poore, Floyd. 
 Porter, Harry. 
 Porter, John. 
 Porter, Lawrence. 
 Poteet, Lewis. 
 
 Rees, William. 
 Reese, Fred. 
 Saunders, George R. 
 Shaffer, DeVon. 
 Shipley, Fred. 
 Smith, George. 
 Smith, John. 
 Staton, Roscoe. 
 Thirlwell, Harry. 
 Tucker, Clyde. 
 Weeks, Joseph. 
 Whinery, Charles. 
 Whinery, Lack. 
 Worthington, Henry. 
 Wright, John 8. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Milton, Jesse, discharged. 
 
Kansas State Guard. 205 
 
 Company “C,” 47TH BaitTation, La Cygne. 
 
 Captain: Bugler: Privates—Concluded. 
 
 J. E. Williams. Leasure, Marion F. Mills, Frank. 
 Mills, John. 
 
 First Lieutenant: P ee jieiae ee ere 
 : en, ©. ; ouse, Scott S. 
 J. E. Strain. Suni Otis. Partridge, Charles. 
 : ; ales, Phalas. Plumb, Cecil. 
 Second Lieutenant: Brooks, E. H. Reese, Ernest. 
 C. T. Potter. Brown, George. Rhynerson, Frank. 
 ; Carnagie, Charles. Rhynerson, William. 
 First Sergeant: Cartwell; Thomas H. Riley, Edwin J. 
 Moore, E. L. Clarke, Howard L. Rose, Walter. 
 Danner, Oliver. Rowley, Irvin N. 
 Sergeants: ee VS die Rush, Edwin F. 
 ; nloe, Gurdon. Scott, Ellison. 
 Evey, William. Evey, Charles. Smith, Floyd. 
 Greever, Roy. E 
 McCallister, a ieperott: vey, Elmer. Snyder, Oscar. 
 Persons, Fad: Farmer, Wallace. Stainbrook, Franze. 
 Haynes, Roscoe. hes ate ae 
 : Hesser, Clarance E. Steurm, John. 
 adhe Hoggatt, George. Stevens, John. 
 Creager, John. Holt, Julius E. Stevens, William A. 
 Evans, Bret. Holt, Sanford L. Strohl, Ray J. 
 Helm, Hershel. Hope, Edgar. Terry, Henry. 
 Jackson, Ralph. Irwin, Fred H. Terry, Sam C. 
 Marinon, Callie. Lampman, Oscar. Thompson, Ray. 
 Martin, Monroe. Lopeman, Amos. Weir, Ivan. 
 Sappington, George. Martin, Marvin. Welgus, Frank. 
 Miller, Harry. Williamson, Homer. 
 LOSSES. 
 Sergeants: Privates: Privates—Concluded. 
 Gooden, Herman E., Joslyn, John W., Russell, John, Dr., 
 discharged. discharged. discharged. 
 Haynes, Walter, discharged. McCoy, R. M., Swan, Olin, discharged. 
 Vezie, Ray, discharged. discharged. Thompson, Edward, 
 Ogan, Hershel, discharged. discharged. 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Company C drilled twice each week and worked hard training men for active service. The 
 organization took active part in war sclivity campaigns. 
 
 Company “D,” 47TH Battauion, Parker. 
 Captain: 
 Cc. F. McClay. 
 
 No muster-out roll furnished. 
 
206 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Captain: 
 Daniel D. Sechrist. 
 
 ADA COMPANY. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 John J. White. 
 
 No muster-out roll furnished. 
 
 Captain: 
 Foss Farrar. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Max Coulter. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Wilbur H. Hill. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Reeder, James T. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 Gould, Fred A. 
 
 Johnson, Leo Webster. 
 
 Maxwell, Howard M. 
 Mogle, Clarence H. 
 Ogren, John E. 
 Schmidt, August J. 
 
 Corporals: 
 Gennette, Hector J. 
 Kuhns, Leroy D. 
 Murray, Cyrus O. 
 Sowden, Alfred. 
 Wickliffe, Ralph. 
 Woodward, Robert L. 
 
 Musician: 
 Blass, Harry A. 
 
 Privates: 
 Ames, Richard F. 
 Anderson, Robert D. 
 Bays, Paul. 
 Beard, William R. 
 Bird, Richard. 
 Blass, Carl. 
 Blass, Leroy Alva. 
 Boggs, Paul R. 
 Bossi, Paul. 
 Bowman, Harry E. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 
 George W. Smith, resigned. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 Brooks, William, 
 Brown, Dave N. R. 
 Bumgardner, Henry E. 
 Burk, Delbert. 
 Burton, Laurence. O. 
 Cameron, Robert W. 
 Carlton, Anthony. 
 Conrad, Loyd P. 
 Crouch, Earl B. 
 Dailey, Chester S. 
 Davis, Robert M. 
 Dawson, , William E. 
 Fesler, Walter C. 
 Fisher, Clare. 
 Garris, Raye J. 
 Gay, Clarence 8. 
 Gilbert, Stanley. 
 Goodnight, Vern R. 
 Goodrich, Fred E. 
 Green, Charles A. 
 Hall, Elbert B. 
 Harrelson, J. Glenn. 
 Harris, Luther T. 
 Hess, Burton F. 
 Hill, Arthur G. 
 Hill, Harold M. 
 Hoyt, William C. 
 Hollenbeck, Roth. 
 Hughes, Ollie E. 
 Hughes, Roy E. 
 Humble, Charles A. 
 Huston, B. L. 
 Johnson, William B. 
 Jones, Perry A. 
 Kelley, Thomas W. 
 Kentner, William. 
 
 Kinninmonth, George A. 
 
 Lawhon, Fred R. 
 Livingston, Alexander. 
 Livingston, Forrest. 
 Lupen, W. S. 
 
 Luper, Delbert G. 
 Lytal, Carl C. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 
 Williams, Homer L., 
 resigned. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 SEPARATE COMPANIES. 
 
 ARKANSAS CiTy COMPANY 
 
 Privates—-Concluded. 
 
 McCaslin, Robert N. 
 McCathron, John G. 
 McWilliams, David R. 
 Madison, Harry O. 
 Mahaffey, Frank E. 
 Marshall, Finley B. 
 Martin, Harry. 
 Martin, James H. 
 Masters, Charles E. 
 Mathias, Orvell K. 
 Mierau, Edward C. 
 Miller, Glenn E. 
 Miller, Guy J. 
 Mogle, Homer B. 
 Moody, Henry E. 
 Moore, Allie H. 
 Murphy, William R. 
 Needs, John M. 
 Ogelvy, Ed G. 
 Oldroyd, Ralph W. 
 Orr, Thomas J. 
 Osgood, Ferol A. 
 Peek, Charles H. 
 Post, Arthur L. 
 Purvines, John R. 
 Rector, William. 
 Reed, James C. 
 Rhoads, Ross H. 
 Roberts, Earl. 
 Scott, Clarence O. 
 Shannon, James W. 
 Shaw, James W. 
 Shuster, Charles A. 
 Simmons, Samuel C. 
 Skinner, John W. 
 Smyer, Horace R. 
 Sowden, Ralph C. 
 Stewart, Tom. 
 Strange, Carl L. 
 Sturtz, Lewis A. 
 Thomas, Basil E. 
 Thomas, Joseph Lewis. 
 Woods, James B. 
 
 Privates: 
 Ames, John MckE., 
 discharged. 
 Daniels, John §., died. 
 Darst, James Perry, 
 discharged. 
 
 The Arkansas City company took part in all celebrations in honor of the boys entraining 
 for cantonments under the selective service draft law during the summer and fall of 1918. 
 
 Posted guards for Liberty loan train and exhibit October, 1918, and performed police 
 duty in Arkansas City on Armistice Day, November 11, 1918. 
 
 On several occasions during the fall and winter of 1918-’19 the company did guard duty 
 for government airplanes forced to remain in or near Arkansas City over night; took part as 
 
Kansas State Guard. 
 
 207 
 
 ARKANSAS Crry CompaNny—Concluded. 
 
 a company in the celebration given by citizens of Arkansas City for soldiers returned from 
 
 service, June 26, 1919. 
 
 During the fall and winter of 1918-’19 the organization acted as escort at funerals of all 
 soldiers who died in the service and were buried in Arkansas City. 
 
 Captain: 
 Charles A. Bainum. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Henery C. Ratzlaff. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Victor W. Jones. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Bryant, Charles G, 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Crabbs, Lee M. 
 Hayes, Walter P 
 
 Hemphill, Harry H. 
 Mitchell, Edward G. 
 
 Smith, Arthur A, 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Bruce, Herbert S 
 Ewing, Earl. 
 Fowler, Earl. 
 Kelman, Samuel C. 
 Paepke, Samuel. 
 Thrasher, Fay. 
 
 Musicians: 
 
 Edwards, Albert F. 
 Roberts, Earl E. 
 
 Sergeant: 
 
 Edwards, Leonis P., 
 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Breidenstein, Fritz O., 
 
 discharged. 
 
 ARLINGTON COMPANY. 
 
 Cooks: 
 
 Reynolds, Walter R. 
 Pickering, James H. 
 
 Artificer: 
 Reynolds, Joseph H. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Baker, Allie E. 
 Blodgett, Fred E. 
 Blodgett, William E, 
 Borders, John W. 
 Cassil, Ralph M. 
 Cecil, Lemuel C. 
 Clark, Guy. 
 
 Clark, John, 
 
 Cook, Elden W. 
 Crabbs, Frank L. 
 
 Delventhal, Charles J. 
 
 Edwards, Samuel L. 
 Ewing, Elmer T. 
 Fowler, John J. 
 Fuller, Daniel E. 
 Gordley, Elbert S. 
 Guide, John. 
 Hawkins, Thomas. 
 Hayes, Carl W. 
 Hayes, Harrod M. 
 Jessie, Ralph C. 
 King, Charles W. 
 Lentz, Fred S. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 Brown, Norman S., 
 discharged. 
 Cecil, Ora L., 
 discharged. 
 Nall, James E., 
 discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Mallory, Dr. Benjamine F. 
 Millard, John W. 
 Miller, Hewett R. 
 Minor, Marion A. 
 Mock, Kester. 
 Moore, Claud C., 
 Pennington, James W. 
 Pennington, John W. 
 Prettyman, Arthur E. 
 Reynolds, Roy W. 
 Reynolds, William H. 
 Richardson, Fred A. 
 Roberts, Sherman E. 
 Rutledge, William H. 
 Shackelford, Clifford N. 
 Shell, Felix C. 
 Shoup, Charles A, 
 Sims, William H. 
 Spence, Chester L. 
 Thrasher, Guy. 
 Trembly, Joseph S. 
 Ungles, Thomas G. 
 Walborn, Charles W. 
 Wells, Frank R. 
 Wickham, Grovier. 
 Wood, William M. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 Sokel, Harry A., 
 discharged. 
 Spence, Russel T., 
 discharged, 
 
 This company performed no active service, n ‘ither did it participate in any war activities, 
 
 Liberty loan, and Red Cross drives as a company; 
 
 many of the men took part personally. 
 
 We furnished seven details, such as firing squads for funerals and funeral escorts; drilled once 
 a week and many times twice a week from May until the Armistice was signed, then attend- 
 ance was poor as the influenza was raging and many were afraid to come out to drill. 
 
 The organization was ready at all times to assist wherever needed, but the opportunity 
 
 never presented itself. 
 
208 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 ASHLAND COMPANY. 
 
 Captain: Corporals: Privates—Concluded. 
 
 John Dakin. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Earl G. Wallingford. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 
 Robert N. Nunemacher. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Cauthers, Thomas R. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Kinzie, John W. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Hartsook, Edward E. 
 Hill, Virgil W. 
 Hines, Fred W. 
 Rhodes, David C. 
 Ward, William C. 
 
 Barr, George F. 
 Dyer, Jesse E. 
 Grimes, Sidney E. 
 Shupe, Robert C. 
 
 Musician; 
 Stephens, John E. 
 
 Artificer: 
 Woodward, Sanford E. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Bengston, Willard N. 
 Campbell, Arley A. 
 Christman, Harry B. 
 Cress, Charles B. 
 Daniels, Harry. 
 
 Donnell, Frank Andrew. 
 
 Dorsey, Henry L. 
 Dorsey, John S. 
 Dugan, Charles R. 
 Fetty, Lee Stanley. 
 Hedrick, Burl Bassett. 
 Hensley, Edd. 
 Hensley, Paul J. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Hughes, Edward C. 
 Hughes, Gay A. 
 Hughes, Timothy M. 
 Hulstine, Leland. 
 Hulstine, Merlin. 
 Johnson, Arthur Anderson. 
 Miller, Warren L. 
 Mitchell, John T. 
 McFarland, Clair C. 
 Railing, Charles F. 
 Rankin, John. 
 Rhodes, Era A. 
 
 Rice, James §S. 
 Romine, Roscoe E. 
 Romine, William G. 
 Salyer, Arthur Monroe. 
 Salyer, William E. 
 Smith, Charles. 
 Smith, Clarence C. 
 Sundgren, Ruben. 
 Watts, Charles W. 
 Watts, Edgar H. 
 Willard, Thomas J. 
 Wilson, Carnel Hash. 
 Wise, J. LeRoy. 
 Wright, Jach Eugene. 
 
 _ This company participated in five military burials of deceased United States soldiers and 
 sailors; and did street patrol during influenza epidemic to suppress crowds. 
 
 Captain: 
 Clifford P. Elder. 
 
 Captains: 
 
 Charles V. Gundy, 
 resigned. 
 
 Arthur C. Smith, resigned. 
 
 ATCHISON COMPANY. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Chester L. Weeks. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 First Lieutenants: 
 
 George L. Seaton, resigned. 
 Harry S. Tooley, resigned. 
 Edward E. Wert, resigned. 
 
 No muster-out roll furnished. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 
 John R. W. Kawk. 
 
 Howard J. Wallenstein, 
 resigned. 
 
Captain: 
 Gilbert E. Marshall. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Weslie Klamm. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Klamm, Leslie. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Treff, Francis. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Hellar, Fred J. 
 Luther, Edgar J. 
 Oliver, Willard. 
 
 Stephenson, George A. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 
 Clair O. L. Dunbar, 
 resigned. 
 
 Kansas State Guard. 
 
 BasEHOR COMPANY. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Gardner, William A. 
 MclIntire, Scott W. 
 Stover, Gilbert E. 
 
 Cooks: 
 
 Stone, Fred C. 
 Warren, John P. 
 
 Musician: 
 Hammond, Charles L. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Ashmore, Neal L. 
 Davis, Orville N. 
 Elder, Dean. 
 Elder, Sol A. 
 
 LOSS. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 There was no call for guard duty. — 
 Several members of the organization were appointed on the Liberty Joan and Red Cross 
 
 committees, and they rendered splendid service as individuals. 
 
 Captain: 
 Samuel P. Shotts. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Walter S. Lacy. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Charles V. Thomas. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Ward, William L. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Danner, Thomas H. 
 Moore, Isom G. 
 Powell, Frank. 
 
 BUFFALO COMPANY. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Dodge, Frederick F. 
 Hanson, Floyd H. 
 Litsey, Lewis L. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Blackwood, J. Carley. 
 Biggs, Dee. 
 Carlburg, Frank H. 
 Carlburg, Henry C. 
 Carley, James E. 
 Danner, Emmett W. 
 Harrington, William. 
 Jensen, John P. 
 Lacy, Alvis C. 
 
 Lay, Roy D. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 209 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Fouts, Charles E. 
 Hammond, Melvin L. 
 Hawkins, George W. 
 Hein, Fred A. 
 Henniger, John W. 
 Mayfield, Robert Z. 
 Murphy, John T. 
 Murphy, Robert E. 
 Poggemeyer, William EB. 
 Stottler, Cecil Ivan. 
 Truesdale, H. Eli. 
 
 Privates-—Concluded. 
 
 Lee, Charles W. 
 Mitchell, Glen L. 
 Mitchell, Harry A. 
 Moore, Roy. 
 
 Orr, Frank. 
 Parmenteer, Joseph. 
 Puckett, Arthur. 
 Purdy, Frank M. 
 Stanfield, Ira. 
 Wagner, Albertus C. 
 White, Roy. 
 
 The Buffalo company performed no active service, nor participated in any of the Liberty 
 loan or Red Cross campaigns as an organization. 
 
 14—4436 
 
210 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 BUNKERHILL COMPANY. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Captain: 
 L. H. Nimps. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Clarence Peck. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 A. R. Baldwin. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 Baldridge, Haud M. 
 Miller, E. A. 
 Shaver, George. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Butler, Benjamin F, 
 Dunkel, John. 
 Harbaugh, Walter. 
 Hoke, Frank. 
 
 Musician: 
 Shearer, Edward R. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Allen, P. 8. 
 
 _ Bechtel, Carl. 
 Bennett, Matthew G. 
 Best, Franklin. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Biays, W. Max, 
 discharged. 
 
 Sergeant: 
 
 Morton, J. Clare, 
 discharged. 
 
 Corporals: 
 Hoopman, Fred Bruce, 
 discharged. 
 Sellens, Cecil J., 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Biays, John. 
 Bostick, James. 
 Bronson, Bertram. 
 Bronson, Harry. 
 Brown, Elba. 
 Carother, George. 
 Cobb, Warren. 
 Dewald, Jacob. 
 Dodds, Eh. 
 Duffy, E. P. 
 Dunkel, James. 
 Duval, Guy. 
 Fisher, Charles. 
 Flickinger, Charles. 
 Frederick, John. 
 Gemmer, George. 
 Graham, William. 
 Harbaugh, Charles. 
 . Harbaugh, Fred. 
 Heard, Abraham. 
 Houdyshell, Lloyd. 
 Humes, Earl. 
 Kaps, William. 
 Kennicott, Asa L. 
 Kennicott, Harold. 
 Kennicott, James. 
 Lindenmeyer, William F. 
 Lindsay, George. 
 Lindsay, William Guy. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 Privates: 
 Anspaugh, Samuel R., 
 discharged. 
 Collicott, Elijah, 
 discharged. 
 Fairchild, Alton, 
 discharged. 
 
 Hoke, Walter, discharged. 
 
 Jones, Joe, discharged. 
 
 Keller, Fred, discharged. 
 
 Kuhn, Anton, discharged. 
 
 Leatherman, Ralph, 
 discharged. 
 
 Little, Charles, 
 discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Little, C. A. 
 Little, Roy. 
 Mahoney, John. 
 Meier, David. 
 Missimer, Ira. 
 McKanna, V. E. 
 Oberheim, John, 
 Olds, Klovis C. 
 Otto, Charles H. 
 Prediger, Fred. 
 Price, Edgar. 
 Ranck, Howard. 
 Rohe, Walter. 
 Schmidt, Fred. 
 Schotemeyer, Samuel C. 
 Schultz, C. F. 
 Sellens, James T. 
 Shaffer, Harry M. 
 Shaffer, Ira C. 
 Shaver, Roy. 
 Shaw, Frank. 
 Shearer, Walter. 
 
 Snyder, William. 
 
 Srader, Marion. 
 Thomas, Clayton. 
 White, Horace. 
 White, Howard. 
 Wilkerson, William. 
 Wolf, Walter. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Mahoney, Robert J., 
 discharged. 
 
 McCaleb, Sidney K., 
 discharged. 
 
 Reh, Fred, discharged. 
 
 Shaffer, Joseph E., 
 discharged. 
 
 Shearer, William E., 
 discharged. 
 
 Spicer, Melvin, discharged. 
 
 Wallis, Gaile, discharged. 
 
 Wolf, Jacob Roy, 
 discharged. 
 
 The line of act'on followed by this company was solely squad and company drill; two 
 
 appearances at battalion drill; no guard duty having been performed. 
 
 The organization did 
 
 not participate in Liberty loan or Red Cross drives as a unit. 
 
 BUSHTON COMPANY. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Finnin, Frank H. 
 Finnin, Hugh E. 
 Finnin, James E. 
 Godfrey, John Thomas. 
 Godfrey, William F. 
 Hall, Thomas M., 
 Hegwood, Otto Lee. 
 Hickman, Thomas D. 
 Hohl, Ora L. 
 Hubener, David N. 
 Hubener, Fred N. 
 Karandan, Michal. 
 Manahan, Harvey. 
 Mohney, George M. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 _This company rendered no active service of any kind. However, it is thought that the 
 unit was of much benefit to the community, due to its patriotic influence. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Mullenix, Charley B. 
 Murphy, Frank E. 
 Nedderman, Henry F. 
 Parker, Clyde L. 
 Peterson, Robert L. 
 Phleiderer, William T. 
 Saeguesser, Edward P. 
 Shanyo, Burton C. 
 Staatz, John Harvy. 
 Stehwien, Robert A. 
 Stillman, Judson Moore. 
 Tracy, Benjamin F. 
 Triplette, George Tunis. 
 William, Theo. 
 
 Captain: 
 Frank Herzog. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Appel, George O. 
 Appel, Orvile E. 
 Becker, William. 
 Benehe, William. 
 Berndt, Ray E. 
 Buehler, John A, 
 Bunce, Marvin C. 
 Clair, Frank E. 
 Daugherty, Charles H. 
 Feldman, Gerhard W. 
 Feldman, John H. 
 
Kansas State Guard. 211 
 
 CALDWELL COMPANY. 
 
 Captain: Privates: Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Herbert W. Baker. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Cary S. Glasse. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Clayton F. Viele. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Kerr, W. E. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Dacy, Maurice J. 
 Glover, E. Frank. 
 Hall, Clyde B. 
 Metzinger, Frank. 
 Ryland, John F, 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Baker, Thomas. 
 Moore, Andrew. 
 Struble, Henry. 
 
 Bugler: 
 Clark, Guy F. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Curtis, Eddie, died. 
 
 Douglas, John L., 
 ’ discharged. 
 Finney, James E., 
 . resigned. 
 Harris, Roy C., 
 died. 
 
 Hoffman, James L., 
 
 resigned. 
 
 Bailey, Floyd W. 
 Bobik, Edward J. 
 Boykin, Howard G. 
 Campbell, Earnest W. 
 Cockran, Elzy A. 
 Colley, Wallace [. 
 Craig, James E. 
 Davis, Robert. 
 Diel, Milfred. 
 Donham, Edgar B. 
 Elliston, Earnest. 
 Estes, Carn. 
 Fisher, Estell C. 
 Fisher, Leonard L. 
 Ford, William M. 
 Fossett, Charles S. 
 Gibson, Edson. 
 Griswold, Walter S. 
 Halt, Edward L. 
 Hatfield, Roy. 
 Herrin, Charles’ B. 
 Kinch, Everard. 
 King, Clement V. 
 King, Earest. 
 Kubik, Fred B. 
 Kubik, Harry. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 Privates—Continued. 
 Horton, Norman, 
 
 ied. 
 
 Howe, William, 
 resigned. 
 McKee, Harvey, 
 resigned. 
 Peck, Clarence, 
 resigned. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Kubik, John. 
 Kucera, Murel. 
 Martin, Charles B. 
 Metzinger, William. 
 Parsons, Earl M. 
 Peck, Daniel F. 
 Polivka, Peter. 
 Puckett, Charles W. 
 Rhodes, Gilderoy H. 
 Ridings, William E. 
 Roth, Alex. 
 
 Roth, Peter M. 
 Sharp, Carl E. 
 Showalter, Ira E. 
 Smith, James L. 
 Smith, Perry. 
 Spray, Elmer G. 
 Subera, Frank. 
 Surguy, Earl M. 
 Thompson, Fred. 
 Trimer, John C. 
 Voges, Leonard B. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Peck, Frank L., 
 resigned. 
 
 Shelley, Arthur W., 
 resigned. 
 
 Shifflet, George W., 
 resigned. 
 
 Via, John M., 
 resigned. 
 
 Th’s company participated in all Liberty loan and Red Cross drives. 
 
 CHANUTE COMPANY. 
 
 Captain: First Lieutenant: 
 Delmer B. Hickey. Havne H. Graham. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 George H. McDonald. 
 
 No muster-out roll furnished. 
 
212 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 CHASE COMPANY. 
 
 Captain: Privates—Continued. Privates—Concluded. 
 
 George W. Smith. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Manning, Sidney J. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 
 Razliff, David. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Keller, David W. 
 Linville, Brad. 
 Miller, James E. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Almquist, Martin F. 
 Barngrover, Robert. 
 
 Brown, Robert C. 
 Durall, Charles W. 
 Feldman, Walter. 
 
 Hardwick; Lester M. 
 
 Hedges, Logan N. 
 Hurd, Harold R. 
 Link, Frederick J. 
 Rollins, Ray. 
 
 Smith, David M. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Ackley, Ned. 
 Ames, Wilbur R. 
 Baker, Roy J. 
 Boherer, Gus. 
 Bowman, Joe R* 
 Bullard, Charles E. 
 Buntz, George D. 
 Bussman, John C. 
 
 Callis, Charles E. 
 Callis, George H. 
 Campbell, Frank. 
 Campbell, Lucius H. 
 Coffman, Silas H. 
 Dittmar, Albert. 
 Dittmer, Joseph. 
 Dressler, Rudolph. 
 Easter, Asas. 
 Foote, Albert R. 
 Foote, Amos. 
 Gilmore, Louis. 
 Grizzell, Charles F. 
 Groves, Albert. 
 Handy, Frank. 
 Hathaway, Bert. 
 
 Hathaway, Newton C. 
 
 Haxton, Clinton. 
 Hedges, Chester G. 
 Hoover, Joseph. 
 Howlett, Roy. 
 Johnson, Theodore. 
 Johnson, Virgil. 
 Kelly, Charles G. 
 Kennedy, George. 
 Kirkindall, Robert. 
 Lansing, James W. 
 Link, Car] L. 
 Link, Laurence. 
 Link, William. 
 Linke, Ernst. 
 Linville, John S. 
 Linville, Louis R. 
 Linville, Thomas A. 
 Malone, Victor. 
 Marshall, Dave. 
 Marshall, Orth W. 
 
 Miner, Herbert G. 
 Miner, Paul. 
 
 Mix, Ralph. 
 Moore, Roy. 
 McFarland, Rosco. 
 McGregor, Charles. - 
 McGuire, Rollan T. 
 MeNeil, Thomas. 
 Nichols, Willard. 
 Porter, John J. 
 Proffett, Ralph. 
 Revel, Claud. 
 Revel, John §. 
 Revel, William. 
 Robinson, Tom. . 
 Saint, Ansel. ‘ 
 Schelegel, Lester M. 
 Schroeder, Frederick. 
 Scott, Leo. 
 
 Sharp, Homer. 
 Sharpe, Roy. - 
 Sheehy, James. 
 Sherer, Albert. 
 Sherman, John. 
 Shuck, Frank. 
 Smith, Ernst. 
 Smith, John. 
 Spain, Ernst. 
 Spain, George. 
 Steffin, Albert E. 
 Walker, Homer E. 
 Wallace, Floyd E. 
 Wedel, John. 
 Winkleman, Carl. 
 Winter, Floyd. 
 Witham, Will. 
 Woods, Emmet. 
 
 LOSSES. : 
 Sergeant: Privates—Continued. Privates—Concluded. 
 McFarland, Warren, Doris, Shakes, discharged. McFarland, Wade, 
 discharged. Flammery, Holly, discharged. - 
 discharged. Pentico, Ira, died. 
 Privates: Haxton, Harley, Purcell, Heaton, discharged. 
 Beart aichardekt _ discharged. Spain, George, discharged. 
 discharged. __ Kiley, John, discharged. 
 
 Link, Paul, discharged. 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 This company was mustered into service June 14, 1918. It rendered services at funerals: 
 of three deceased soldiers and one company boy; drilled twice a week, with an average at- 
 tendance of seventy-eight members. The unit gave six exhibition drills at other towns, and 
 met all. returning soldiers. The organization was “active in Liberty loans, Red Cross campaigns,. 
 and other services of public nature. The captain visited all who refused to contribute to 
 above loans. After explaining conditions he found only one citizen who refused to contribute 
 to any cause. Had an excellent band consisting of twenty-two pieces; largest company in 
 the county; largest in line at all battalion drills. Company consisted of ninety per cent 
 farmers, who were enthusiastic over the success of the company. Uniforms were purchased by 
 the company. At the request of the majority of the company, Adjutant General C. I. Martin, 
 saw fit to discharge Company C, 24th Battalion, February 17, 1919. 
 
 Boes, Mike, discharged. 
 
Kansas State Guard. 213 
 
 CouNncIL GROVE COMPANY. 
 
 Captain: Privates—Continued. Privates—Concluded. 
 
 George C. Peck. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Samuel IIllk. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Hiram L. Markham. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 
 Zimmerman, Albert R. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Anderson, Edwin. 
 Barnett, Joseph. 
 Barth, Robert R. 
 Boyce, Joseph H. 
 Brockeback, John. 
 Brown, Charles O. 
 Brueggen, Henry C. 
 Bumgarner, John R. 
 Bumgarner, John W. 
 Christensen, S. M. 
 Clapp, A. L. 
 
 Coffin, George W. 
 Colyer, Thomas E. 
 
 No activities reported. 
 
 Connelly, John T. 
 Corbin, Van. 
 Crowley, Seth H. 
 Dacy, Harold S. 
 Doggett, Walter M. 
 Endicott, Frank L. 
 Fisher, James F. 
 Gillispie, John J. 
 Graham, Floyd. 
 Hale, John M. 
 Hinton, Samuel L. 
 Holaday, Earl. 
 Holscher, Fred. 
 
 Hotchkiss, Edwin R. 
 
 Janzen, Karl. 
 Jenkins, William §. 
 Johnson, Marion L. 
 Karr, Sherman L. 
 Landfeild, Phillips. 
 Miller, William A. 
 Neely, Edwin. 
 Nelson, Arthur M. 
 Nix, William E. 
 Pirtle, Alva L. 
 Porter, Edmond L. 
 Porter, Elmer B. 
 
 Prather, Harry E. 
 Rader, Benjamin H. 
 Reveal, Charles. 
 Revsomer, Richard E. 
 Roberts, Edgar W. 
 Roberts, Louis C. 
 Root, Eugene E. 
 Rosworm, Benjamin F. 
 Ruch, Edward. 
 Schmidt, John F. 
 Sewell, James. 
 
 Shaw, James E. 
 Sisson, James S. 
 Smith, Leslie H. 
 Stone, Gardner. 
 
 Terry, William L. 
 Whorton, James H. 
 Williams, David. 
 Wood, Earnest H. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Holaday, William H., died. 
 Kirkpatrick, W. H., died. 
 
 Scott, B. R., died. 
 
214 
 
 Captain; © 
 H. S. Bourne. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 G. B. Bourne. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Alpine, C. B. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 
 Ford, J. J. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Harding, R. C. 
 Moore, C. R. 
 Wiseman, W. W. 
 Young, George. 
 
 Corporals: 
 Avery, W. B. 
 Ballou, L. M. 
 Barren, G. F. 
 Bright, L. O. 
 Dean, G. H. 
 Harta: 
 Pileher, H. D. 
 Reese, W. P. 
 Reynolds, J. L. 
 Skinner, Fred. 
 Steinbrock, W. F. 
 Wallar, A. C. 
 
 Musicians: 
 
 Hogan,’ F. J. 
 Slater, F. T. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 
 O. F. Webster, resigned. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 
 Adams, J. O., resigned. 
 
 Sergeant: 
 
 DELPHOS COMPANY. 
 
 Privates: 
 Allison, Trumman. 
 
 Baer, C. R. 
 Bain, J. W. 
 Belveal, S. B. F. 
 Billings, H. D. 
 
 Bridwell, Edward. 
 
 Brown, W. S. 
 Casey, Willard. 
 Chance, B. S. 
 Cligenpeel, L. D. 
 Coffield, C. R. 
 
 Courtney, Blanch. 
 
 Courtney, Joe. 
 Cruden, D. T. 
 Dillinger, O. W. 
 Doty, F. L. 
 Duncan, F. L. 
 Fairchild, M. E. 
 Farrar, M. J. 
 Felt, W. A. 
 Fetters, Art. 
 Fetters, J. E. 
 Fleishman, H. J. 
 Garrison, J. A. 
 Giles, R. M. 
 
 Harvey, Marshall. 
 
 Hawkins, John. 
 Hockett, D. E. 
 Hockett, G. D. 
 Hurtig, D. E. 
 Hurtig, E. J. 
 Hurtig, Keith. 
 James, P 
 Johnson, O. F. 
 Kent, W. H. 
 Kiser, J. N. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Corporals: 
 Harlan, H. P., discharged. 
 White, L. L., resigned. 
 Woodward, V. D., 
 
 discharged. 
 
 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Kleiner, C. F. 
 Kline, F. J. 
 Marler, E. S. 
 Meredith, G. H. 
 Miller, J. O. 
 Morris, H. R. 
 Myers, Clark. 
 McCullough, C. A. 
 Olds, J. %. 
 Pardee, C. P. 
 Parks, H. S. 
 Phillips, J. T. 
 Pilcher, L. C. 
 Rice, F. P. 
 Rice, M. H. 
 Richards, J. H. 
 Richards, W. S. 
 Richardson, E. F. 
 Simmons, Lloyd. 
 Slater, L. O. 
 Smith, A. C. 
 Smith, A. J. 
 Smith, William. 
 Stauffer, E. L. 
 Stelter, W. H. 
 Sullivan, James. 
 Sweet, E. E. 
 Truer, C. A. 
 Van Horn, F. W. 
 Virgason, F. J. 
 Webster, Herbert. 
 Willars, L. A. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Adams, A. S., discharged. 
 Barker, G. W., discharged. 
 
 Ballou, Kenneth, resigned. 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 This company had no active service, nor guard duty. Participated in war activities, Lib- 
 erty loan, Red Cross, and other campaigns, and rendered other service of a public nature. 
 
 ENSIGN COMPANY. 
 
 Captain: First Lieutenant: 
 Joseph K, Sayre. Beverly B. Belmear. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Clyde N. Sayre. 
 
 No muster-out roll furnished. 
 
®\ 
 
 Kansas State Guard. 215 
 
 GARDEN City CoMPANY. 
 
 Captain: Corporals—Concluded. 
 
 B. R. H. d’Allemand. Ramsey, Arlie B. 
 Ramsey, Guy L. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 McAllister, Chester M. 
 McQueen, James A. 
 
 First Lieutenant: Stoeckly, Eugene. Niquette, S. Clyde. 
 hi ie er. : a9 Norris, James A. 
 pean Ree, P See . Otto, Herbert W. 
 Ss He bieut t: Abbott, George O. Patton, Eugene. 
 tei ee Baker, Claude A. Perry, Leigh G. 
 
 Homer J. Edmiston. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Cassel, Charles E. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Crow, Lloyd Wilson. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Buftis, Preston A. 
 Osbun, Albert G. 
 Sontag, Ed. 
 Sturtevant, Harry L. 
 
 Corporals: 
 Bosworth, J. Ralph. 
 Good, Wm. Edgar. 
 Layman, Andrew H. 
 McBeth, Raymond V. 
 
 Baugh, Luther. 
 Brown, Mitchell. 
 
 Proffitt, Luther E. 
 Ramsey, George W. 
 
 Campbell, Wayne M. Rickman, Robert L. 
 Chandler, A. J. Ruckel, P: J. 
 
 Cox, Erma J. Ruggles, Leo E. 
 Duel, Ralph. Sexton, Edson. 
 Eiler, Leslie V. Smithy dine Li. 
 
 Field, Robert S. Staley, Bryl. 
 
 Fields, H. Loren. 
 Fleming, Arthur M. 
 
 Steen, Archie A. 
 Still, Charles H. 
 
 Fulton, Vern. Stowell, Frank L. 
 Gillenwater, T. D. Sturgell, Bascom. 
 
 Gust, Charles. Terhune, Orland W. 
 Kackley, George W. Van Schoiack, C. James. 
 Kemper, Edward C. Vincent, Rex. 
 
 Kenton, Edmond M. Wagner, George W. 
 Keune, Henry. Whitaker, Francis M. 
 LaGesse, John B. Whitney, Vernon E. 
 
 Lightner, Warren P. Whitney, William B. 
 
 Miller, John. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 First Sergeant: Privates—Continued. Privates—Concluded. 
 Laughlin, Rushton D., Edmiston, J. M., Miller, Ralph H., 
 discharged. discharged. discharged. 
 Ellis, Alfred, discharged. Myers, C. M., discharged. 
 Sergeants: Finn, Lloyd M., McCoy, Lester, discharged. 
 =, discharged. Schulman, Frank, 
 Bee ee yee Floyd, Lewis, discharged. discharged. 
 Garnand, Ivan D Smith, A. F., discharged. 
 Corporal: discharged. Smith, C. C., discharged. 
 oe - Hawk, F. W., discharged. Spangler, Claude J., 
 Bittiker, Charles P., Hopkins, R. J., discharged. discharged. 
 discharged. Hulpieu, Noel P., died. Trinkle, H. O., discharged. 
 : Johnson, Charles F., Walters, John F., 
 Privates: discharged. discharged. 
 Bendure, Will N., Johnson, W. J., Zirkle, Albert, discharged. 
 
 transferred. discharged. 
 Carter, R. I., discharged. 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 School of the soldier, the squads and the company. 
 
 Preparation of men for military service for national army, navy, and other branches as 
 the case happened to be. Thirteen men entered the service who were discharged officially 
 from the company. 
 
 The company participated in Red Cross campaigns; acted as escort to drafted men to 
 trains who were leaving for cantonments. 
 
 he gas Memorial services... Also acted as pall bearers and escort at funcrals of deceased 
 soldi rs 
 
 On patrol and guard duty during three days of the cattlemen’s carnival. On patriotic 
 guard duty during the fourth Liberty loan drive at the time war relics were shown from 
 special train at Garden City. 
 
 Assisted in drilling class 1 men during October and November for military service. Gave 
 military instruction to high-school students who were interested. 
 
216 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 GARDNER COMPANY. 
 
 Captain: Privates—Continued. Privates—Concluded. 
 Charles A. Bigelow. Ayres, J. C, F. Kaiser, Earl. 
 Blacker, Leo M. Lawrence, Freeman. 
 First Lieutenant: Biel Arthur. ane? aoe Ne 
 igelow, Ernest R. oore, George Nelson. 
 Omer I. Oshel. oe William I. MeFarland, Fred. 
 . ; arnes, Joe. MelIntire, Ray L., 
 Second Vespce: a sila Craie Homie! Melntire tem 
 Raymond 8. Hill. Cubbison, Loren. McIntire, W. R. 
 ae Denvon, Emery. Russell, Clarence. 
 Recruiting Co, Clerk: Eaton, Edwin L. See, Keen. 
 Lyon, F. B. Eyerly, Earl M. Smith, Ray. 
 Eyerly, John H. Squires, Edward. 
 Corporals: Gants, Allen, Jr. See Ra W. 
 Blacke fs Green, Ray. Terrell, H. M. 
 ee el Hay, Cant C. Thomas Allen, 
 Wilson Joseph D. Hedrick, William D. Turner, Ed. N; 
 : ‘ Higgins, J: F. Wickham, Emmett. 
 . 3 Hodges, Borden. Williams, James P ~ 
 Privates: Hodges, Cleon. Wilson, Kennith, 
 Anderson, Harold. Hom, C. L. Wilson, Leslie. 
 Anderson, John M. Hulse, Fred. 
 LOSSES. 
 Captain: Privates: Privates—C oncluded. 
 Howard C. Bigelow, Hedrick, Thomas, Todd, Charles Nelson, 
 resigned, died. — discharged. 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 The company met and drilled regularly once a week until the Armistice was signed. 
 
 It took part in the promoting of the Liberty loans, attending all meetings and assisting in 
 the drives; assisted the Red Cross in their drives and sales at this place. 
 
 Attended funerals of deceased soldiers, conducting a military funeral for the same. 
 
 Attended memorials held for soldiers. who lost their lives overseas. 
 
 It is believed that the presence of the local company of the Kansas State Guard instilled 
 a spirit of patriotism into the people of this community. 
 
 We are ready to reorganize whenever the occasion demands. 
 
 GRAINFIELD COMPANY. 
 
 Captain: 
 Martin Sutcliffe. 
 
 No muster-out roll furnished. 
 
Captain: 
 J. W. Rogers. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 iB C. Talbert: 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 F. M. Noonen. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Adams, J. R. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Manon, J. W. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Goodwin, G. H. 
 Manning, A. R. 
 McFarland, Clyde. 
 Schmitter, E. E. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Eisenhower, E. C. 
 Hammer, Harry. 
 King, Allen. 
 Lamer, D. H. 
 Overhart, C. F. 
 Prather, B. M. 
 
 Shuttleworth, Joseph. 
 
 Snyder, Joseph. 
 Writer, R. J. 
 
 Musician: 
 Pickenpaugh, W. E. 
 
 Privates: 
 Aldrich, Elvry. 
 
 Armbruster, Chester. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Cheney, Fred D., 
 discharged. 
 Kilmer, Wallace, 
 discharged. 
 Noonen, Michael, 
 discharged. 
 Tilgner, Wm. F., 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Banks, L. E., discharged. 
 
 Barnett, Arthur, 
 discharged. 
 
 Burns, Richard, discharged. 
 
 Darling, Charles E., 
 discharged. 
 
 Faelber, Ed, discharged. 
 
 Kansas State Guard. 
 
 GYPSUM COMPANY. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Armstrong, E. H. 
 Bickel, Walter E. 
 Bigler, Olliver S. 
 Bogart, D. L., Jr. 
 Bogart, J. C. 
 Branton, Elmer F. 
 Brewer, G. M. 
 Brown, U. S. 
 Burch, Alvin. 
 Cooley, R. E. 
 Currie, Carrol. 
 Darling, A. I. 
 Darling, J. A. 
 Darling, W. L. 
 DeMersseman, Dan. 
 Fahring, J. H. 
 Fahring, Norman. 
 Gafford, L. E. 
 Gregg, L. H. 
 Gribben, T. A. 
 Hedquist, Olliver. 
 Henne, Francis. 
 Henne, Raymond. 
 Henry, Louis K. 
 Herr, Elmer E. 
 Hesher, Bert. 
 Hill, Carl D. 
 Hodges, G. C. 
 Holcom, Glen H. 
 Holeomb, Verilla. 
 Hylton, Irvin. 
 Kelley, B. H. 
 Kailterman, Frank. 
 Kilterman, William. 
 King, Carl. 
 
 King, F. A. 
 
 Kane Gael 
 Knapp, Glen 
 Krauss, John. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Fitzgerald, Leo, 
 discharged. 
 Gardner, Gilbert, 
 discharged. 
 Haley, Isaac, transferred. 
 Heller, Martin, died. 
 Hodges, Ross B., 
 discharged. 
 Hoffman, Clyde M., 
 discharged. 
 Hoffman, Elmer W., 
 discharged. 
 
 Knapp, L. R., discharged. 
 Koogler, Carl, discharged. 
 
 Laessig, Ray C., 
 discharged. 
 
 Lamer, Lee, discharged. 
 
 Lauxman, John G., 
 discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 217 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Lasseig, F. E. 
 Lindvall, Earl E. 
 Major, T. E. 
 Monroe, Leon. 
 Mortimer, Mark. 
 McDonald, U. S. 
 Needles, W. E. 
 Nelson, Oscar. 
 O’Connor, J. D. 
 Ott.hae 
 
 Ott, William. 
 Pettle, Richard. 
 Pinkall, Emil. 
 Reeves, George A. 
 Robinson, C. L. 
 Rogers, J. E. 
 Schultz, Ethan L. 
 Seares, James W. 
 Shelton, Lewis E. 
 Shultz, Howard. 
 Smart, Rollo. 
 Spencer, Harry R. 
 Stein, Thomas. 
 Swisher, Alvin L. 
 Swisher, Wilber E. 
 Tinkler, Irl N. 
 Tinkler, L. E. 
 Tinkler, Vernon. 
 Underwood, Charles A. 
 Van Fossen, C. L. 
 Van Fossen, Eugene. 
 Van Fossen, Raymond. 
 Veach, F. L. 
 Vermillion, Fred W. 
 Weatherby, George. 
 Weller, George. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Rash, Tolliver H., 
 discharged. 
 
 Seveir, Earl, discharged. 
 
 Shier, Hurlbert, transferred. 
 
 Sippel, Eugene, discharged. 
 
 Streigel, George F., 
 discharged. 
 
 Swisher, Orville J., 
 discharged. 
 
 Thiel, Ernest, discharged. 
 
 Trueblood, J. A., 
 discharged. 
 
 Van Buskirk, C. O., 
 discharged. 
 
 Wall, Henry V., 
 discharged. 
 
 This company did ten days guard duty, guarding mill and elevators. 
 It took part in two patriotic demonstrations at Salina, on July 4 and September 6, 1918; 
 
 attended three military funerals of deceased soldiers. 
 
 Individual members assisted in Liberty loan drives and Red Cross campaigns. 
 
218 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Captain: 
 Bard E. Matthews. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Rollin Q. Elliott. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Henry F. Gifford. 
 
 HAVILAND COMPANY. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Amerine, Dan. 
 Bennett, James G. 
 Bryant, Allie E. 
 Bryant, Bert. 
 
 Bryant, Harold L. 
 Bryant, Henry F. 
 Bryant, William. 
 Burns, Harlan H. 
 Evans, Carlile D. 
 Frankhauser, Glenn L. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Fisk, Jasper W. 
 Gause, Lindley. 
 Meisel, Harry C. 
 Morgan, Columbus C. 
 McNutt, John W. 
 Phillips, Phillip. 
 Renicker, Jay. 
 Sneed, Vernon H. 
 Toadvine, William O. 
 White, Hugh Delman. 
 
 This company was not called on for active service, but showed much enthusiasm in learn- 
 ing the drills. They were ably instructed by an efficient drillmaster, in the person of Lieut. 
 
 Rollin Q. Elliott. 
 
 Captain: 
 John G. Waste. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 George A. Smith. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Haner, George W. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Moore, Napoleon T. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Culbertson, Roy B. 
 Engelhardt, Fred E. 
 Hall, John M. 
 
 McLaughlin, Andrew M. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Angle, Ernest. 
 Engelhardt, William E. 
 Field, Charles G. 
 Hirth, Homer. 
 
 Hixson, Calvin D. 
 Stewart, Gerald A. 
 
 Cooks: 
 
 Huber, Samuel A. 
 Martin, William. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 
 Floyd N. Whitcomb, 
 resigned. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 
 Seburn, Harvey J., 
 discharged. 
 
 Sergeant: 
 
 Simmonds, Harold W., 
 discharged. 
 
 Corporal: 
 
 Bates, Clare H., 
 discharged. 
 
 HIAWATHA COMPANY. 
 
 Musicians: 
 
 Buehler, Robert O. 
 Evans, Elmer. 
 
 Artificer: 
 
 Schaber, Eli P. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Bain, Harlan C. 
 Bedker, Charles A. 
 Bevans, John. 
 
 Cue, Charles E. 
 Davis, Albert J. 
 Dodson, Everett. 
 Funkhouser, John H. 
 Gale, Cleon C. 
 Gilmore, Lloyd A. 
 Godding, Don L. R. 
 Gordon, Charley O. 
 Hanney, Clayton E. 
 Hawkes, Elmer. 
 Hey, John T. 
 Hoar, Lester R. 
 Hoar, Sidney F. 
 Hubbart, Arthur C. 
 Jones, Loyd M. 
 Kern, Abraham S. 
 Kreuzburg, Fred H. 
 Kreuzburg, George M. 
 Kroh, Franklin O. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Bailey, William J., 
 discharged. 
 
 Barlow, Bryan, discharged. 
 
 Beach, Oliver C., 
 discharged. 
 Biddle, Cecil W., 
 discharged. 
 Comstock, Samuel W., 
 discharged. 
 Dodson, Emmett, 
 discharged. 
 Dragoo, Carl E., 
 discharged. 
 Furnish, Richard D., 
 discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Lacroix, John F. 
 Lakin, Joseph J. 
 Lamme, Charles, Jr. 
 Lee, Walter A. 
 Lowe, Lawrence E. 
 Merritt, John W. 
 Moser, Stanley D. 
 McCrary, Samuel K. 
 McLaughlin, George O. 
 Overfield, Alonzo. 
 Pautz, Ralph F. 
 Phillips, Arthur G. 
 Potter, Robert A. 
 Richards, Harold C. 
 Richards, William E. 
 Rosenbalm, William. 
 Shannon, James O., Jr. 
 Smith, Jacob L. 
 Snyder, Charlie. 
 Solomon, Charles H. 
 Sprague, Chauncey C. 
 Spealman, William. 
 Syster, Blair. 
 Thompson, Alvin E. 
 Walters, Albert R. 
 Walters, John L. 
 Warren, Theron V. 
 Wells, Arthur L. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Harton, Arthur J., 
 discharged. 
 
 Hawks, Robert J., 
 discharged. 
 
 Heisler, Earl., discharged. 
 
 Hixson, Henry, discharged. 
 
 Lindner, Frank 
 discharged. 
 
 Nyfeler, Byron, discharged. 
 
 Ormiston, John P., 
 discharged. 
 
 Pautz, Roy L., discharged. 
 
 This company engaged in drill regularly from date of organization to November, 1918. 
 It took part in parades and furnishd firing squads for the Grand Army of the Republic 
 on Memorial Days, 1918 and 1919; furnished guard detail at war trophy train, September, 
 
 1918, and participated in Red Cross fete parade in August, 1918. 
 
 Also furnished escort and 
 
 pallbearers at funerals of several deceased soldiers during the year 1918. 
 
Captain: 
 
 Kansas State Guard. 
 
 Hitt Ciry Company. 
 LOSS. 
 
 J. C. Herman, resigned. 
 
 No muster-out roll furnished. 
 
 Captain: 
 Bert S. Berry. 
 
 HUTCHINSON COMPANY. 
 
 No muster-out roll furnished. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 
 J. J. Jefferson. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 E. M. Wesley. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Hold, W. D. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Markham, J. A. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Carter, Jesse. 
 Fine, Marvin, 
 
 Gray, William. 
 Hare, William. 
 
 Summers, D. 
 
 INDEPENDENCE Company—(Colored). 
 
 Corporals: Privates: 
 Britter ses ic Attaway, Joe. 
 Edwards, Payton. Battle, Walter. 
 Johnson, Marshall. Carter, Lance. 
 Lennon, R. Collins, Alford. 
 Titwell, Harry. Day, Earl. 
 Washington, Clarence. Fields, Douglas. 
 Fields, Ira 
 Cooks: Fluelen, Cleon. 
 Beasley, H Holmes, Walter. 
 Combs, Hayford. Holt, Levi. 
 ag pak a Huey, Thomas. 
 Musicians: Merrill, C. 
 ee oti McFarland, Wayne. 
 
 Adams, Raymond. 
 
 Rollins, Johnson. es 
 
 Robinson, Ben. 
 Ross, Reuben. 
 Stevens, Ennis. 
 Thompson, Jordan. 
 Vanderford, J. L. 
 Williams, W. 
 
 Artificer: 
 Jacobs, William. 
 
 219 
 
 Washington, Anthony. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 Captain: Privates—Continued. Pri vates—C oncluded. 
 H. H. Harper, Cunningham, H., Miller, Pete, 
 resigned. discharged. discharged. 
 DeHart, F!, McCulloch, C., 
 Sergeants: discharged. Bs cisshay rged. 
 i Duffin, F., ayne, f., 
 ME ada discharged. discharged. 
 Wilson, E.. _ Franklin, G., Smith, J., 
 Hiei? discharged. discharged, 
 ; Hampton, O., pape dard 
 i : di 
 Corporal: discharged. aires ee 
 = Hancock, G., er, N., 
 Hunt, Wash, discharged. discharged. 
 discharged. Hill Washington, i 
 i ischarged. 
 Privates: ie Wilhite, G., 
 Berry, E., discharged. A ort 
 discharged. Johnson, §&., Wi eae Ste 
 Briggans, M., deserted. rai ph 
 discharged. Miller, G., aa } ‘ 
 Craig, L., discharged. esertec 
 discharged. 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 This company called out on July 16, 1918, for parade to depot with drafted men. 
 
 Called out through July, August, and September, to escort drafted men to train. 
 
 Ordered out August 4, 1918, to be inspected by Adjutant General Chas. 8S. Huffman. 
 
 Ordered out September i yey 1918, day and night, for publie parade on account of registra- 
 tion da 
 
 Ordered out September 18, 1918, to be reviewed by Captain Maux, from overseas, and 
 Major Knox of 11th Battalion, Kansas State Guard. 
 
220 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Captain: 
 Julian C. Davis. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 B. F. Fraser. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 W. H. Booth. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Waite, O. C. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Smith, C. P. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 Dugan, H. mee 
 Lam, W. 
 Slack, cane F. 
 Townsley, BC. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Geery, E. R. 
 Gritzner, M. V. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 
 A. E. Gibson, discharged. 
 
 Second Lieutenants: 
 
 Carter, Bert, discharged. 
 Crick, C. B., discharged. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 
 Thompson, T. &., 
 discharged. 
 
 IToLA COMPANY. 
 
 Corporals—Concluded. 
 
 Hooker, Bert. 
 McDonald, C. P. 
 Pereau, W. 
 Trusheim, J. D. 
 
 Musician: 
 Merchant, J. V. 
 
 Cooks: 
 
 Arbuckle, Ross. 
 Peterson, W. E. 
 
 Artificer: 
 McHatton, Lee. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Alexander, A. 
 Anderson, R. S. 
 Baxley, L. L. 
 Bingenhimer, C,. T. 
 Brunell, C. D. 
 Carroll, E. G. 
 Chezem, F. 
 Chmristys sees ks 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Slick, M. A., sacra 
 Trim, A. D., discharged. 
 Tyler, J: cae discharged. 
 
 Corporal: 
 
 Busghings, R. H., 
 discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Curtis, F. A. 
 Davis, C. W. 
 Davis, Walter. 
 Day, Harry E. 
 Gavin, J. W. 
 Graf, W. G. 
 Hobart, Glen. 
 Holcomb, B. 
 Jordan, S. G. 
 Kelly, Floyd. 
 Kelly, Harold. 
 Kirk, Case 
 Lamer, J. M. 
 Moore, Fred B. 
 Morrell, Don C. 
 Mortz, R. H. 
 Patterson, H. M. 
 Potter, B. C. 
 Ross, S. E. 
 Shafer, C. 
 Smith, Paul K. 
 Southerland, Ed P. 
 Walton, F. N. 
 Warner, L. S. 
 White, George. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Barber, C. W., sienaeem 
 Brownfield, Gs “Pe 
 discharged. 
 Cain, F. E., discharged. 
 Fryer, J. A., discharged. 
 Sutton, B. A., discharged. 
 Wisner, W. J., discharged. 
 Zook, C., discharged. 
 
 This company participated in Decoration Day exercises and fired the volleys for the old 
 
 soldiers, May 30, 1918. 
 
 On July 4, 1918, the company led the parade for the benefit of the Red Cross, and did 
 guard duty for the Red Cross from July 4, 1918, until July 5, 1918. 
 
 The organization was called out on November 11 to do guard duty for the celebration of 
 the signing of the Armistice, and again on December 29, 1918, to do guard duty for two 
 government airplanes which landed here for the purpose of mapping out a United States 
 
 postal airplane route. 
 
 Kansas City, Kan., 
 
 Major: 
 D. A. Holmes. 
 
 Captain: 
 James H. Dickerson. 
 
 COMPANY A. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Thomas Mapper. 
 
 No muster-out roll furnished. 
 
 Captain: 
 James R. Burdett. 
 
 COMPANY B. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 
 William V. Boone. 
 
 No muster-out roll furnished. 
 
 Captain: 
 David W. White. 
 
 COMPANY C. 
 
 No muster-out roll furnished. 
 
 CoMPANIES— (Colored). 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 
 William Hulsey. 
 
Captain: 
 Charles C. Calkin. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 
 Cecil W. Riggs, resigned. 
 
 Kansas State Guard. 
 
 KINGMAN COMPANY. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Virgil E. Reed, resigned. 
 
 No muster-out roll furnished. 
 
 Captain: 
 D. W. Burns. 
 
 First Lreutenant: 
 R. L. Kimball. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Hudspeth, R. H. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Reese, J. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 
 Harmon, W. A. 
 
 Sergeant : 
 Rogers, M. B. 
 
 Musician: 
 Lindsay, R. A. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 LANSING COMPANY. 
 
 ‘Privates: 
 Adams, J. P. 
 Axford, 8S. L. 
 
 Bealmer, Wm. 
 Bedwell, J. J. 
 Black, L. R. 
 Burgess, Morton. 
 Codding, J. K. 
 Frank, A. W. 
 Frank, Gerald. 
 Graham, J. L. 
 Herwig, L. T. 
 Lamb, George. 
 Lichte, Oscar. 
 Lichte, William. 
 Lindsay, C. M. 
 Lohman, Lewis. 
 Mathey, V. T. 
 Morgan, W. J. 
 Morris, Walter. 
 Murray, Bernard. 
 Murray, Joe T. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 221 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 McCormack, W. R. 
 O’Brien, K. 
 
 Owens, Paul. 
 Parisa, S. E. 
 Pendleton, Robert. 
 Potter, S.-C; 
 Schneider, John. 
 Selchepine, Charles. 
 Selchepine, P. R. 
 Selchepine, W. F. 
 Shaver, Roy. 
 Smith, J. H. 
 Spencer, O. M. 
 Stafford, W. W. 
 Thomas, W. O. 
 Walker, H. E. 
 Ward, Ralph. 
 Williams, Clyde. 
 Wilson, L. 
 
 Zoll, W. E. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Baylin, D., discharged. 
 
 Cherrie, E. W., discharged. 
 Bird, Carl, discharged. 
 
 Hoge, James, discharged. 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 This company did not render any active service; neither did it participate in Liberty loan 
 and Red Cross drives as an organization. 
 
 Lindsay, David, 
 discharged. 
 
Captain: 
 James L. Bowers. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Frank Anderson. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Fred W. Taylor. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Sampson, Asa B, 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant : 
 Porter, John A. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 Bowers, Vernie. 
 Brown, William C. 
 Carson, Jesse. 
 Wilson, Wayne. 
 
 Corporals: 
 Bowers, Gerald E. 
 Brown, Bruce. 
 Carson, William H. 
 
 Chieks, Frederick D. 
 
 Lee, Virgil M. 
 Steward, Emmett. 
 Taylor, Reuben. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Irving G. Bartleson, 
 discharged. 
 
 Sergeant : 
 Rodgers, Riley, Jr., 
 discharged. 
 
 Musician: 
 Robinson, Earl L., 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Alsop, Preston, 
 discharged. 
 
 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 LAWRENCE Company—(Colored). 
 
 Cooks: 
 
 Brodie, Charles. 
 King, James. 
 
 Musicians: 
 
 Dimery, Orlando. 
 Salisbury, Albert, Jr. 
 
 Privates: 
 Albritton, Herbert. 
 Anderson, Ernest V. 
 Blackburn, Jesse. 
 Bradford, Floyd. 
 Brown, Lawrence. 
 Calhoun, Nehemial. 
 Coates, Newton H. 
 Conley, William. 
 Cooper, Clarence. 
 Davis, Russel. 
 Elliott, Richard F. 
 Evans, Clarence E. 
 Fortner, Charles H. 
 Garrett, Justunian. 
 Georgia, Cecil. 
 Gillum, James. 
 Greer, Richard. 
 Guye, Claude B. 
 Hackley, Thomas. 
 Harding, Eddie, 
 Harris, Floyd. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Anderson, Glenn, 
 discharged, 
 Carson, Fred, 
 discharged. 
 Conley, Chester, 
 discharged. 
 Hackley, James, 
 discharged. 
 Hagen, Euri, 
 discharged. 
 Harding, Charles M., 
 discharged. 
 Holmes, Earnest W., 
 discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Harris, Homer L. 
 Hill, William. 
 Howard, Edward, 
 Hughes, Edward. 
 Jackson, Johnnie. 
 Kidd, Carson. 
 Logan, David D. 
 Miller, Eugene. 
 Murry, John K. 
 McCalep, Thomas. 
 McKay, Douglas. 
 McKay, William. 
 McNutt, Roy C. 
 Nelson, James C. 
 Pierson, Clarence N. 
 Posten, Dewey H. 
 Quinton, Morgan T, 
 Rice, David. 
 Rodgers, Summer. 
 Steward, Hubert. 
 Strode, Melvin, 
 Suttles, Brant. 
 Suttles, Joseph. 
 Taylor, Clyde. 
 Tucker, William. 
 Walker, James. 
 Wallace, Leslie P. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 Jackson, Robert, 
 discharged. 
 Jones, Kelly W., 
 discharged. 
 Lee, Andrew N., 
 discharged. 
 Lee, Arbray R., 
 discharged. 
 Riley, Peter S., 
 discharged. 
 Williams, Rhodney, 
 discharged. 
 
 This company escorted drafted men, who were leaving for cantonments, to the depot, upon 
 every occasion after we were mustered into the service, and participated in parades for the 
 third and fourth Liberty loan campaigns. 
 
Captain: 
 Chase Cole. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Ralph Arden Crans. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Charles Henry Bills. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Becker, John C. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 
 Goodman, Charles E. 
 
 Corporals: 
 Dappen, Ernest. 
 Delp, Henry A. 
 Hickert, John W. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 
 Davis, Glen W., 
 discharged. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Barbo, Ross F., 
 discharged. 
 Davis, Percy G., 
 discharged. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Hayes, Floyd W., 
 discharged. 
 Heitman, John J., 
 discharged. 
 McCready, Jesse B., 
 
 discharged. 
 
 Kansas State Guard. 
 
 LENORA COMPANY. 
 
 Corporals—Concluded. 
 
 Jacobs, Remus E. 
 Morford, Edgar W. 
 
 Musician: 
 Barbo, Joseph V. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Barbo, Clarence G. 
 Bennett, Richard V. 
 Bockover, James L. 
 Born, Frank R. 
 Cleveland, Leslie E. 
 Cutting, Edd. 
 Cutting, William A. 
 Delp, Jonas §., Jr. 
 DeWitt, Peter S. 
 Ellsworth, Delos L. 
 Fallon, Bernard. 
 Goings, William E. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Allen, Leonard L., 
 discharged. 
 Bacon, Lews J., 
 discharged. 
 Barnes, Charles B., 
 discharged. 
 Blanding, Fred, discharged.. 
 Cramer, Claude C., 
 discharged. 
 Cutting, Otis E., 
 discharged. 
 Fleming, Festus R., 
 discharged. 
 Goodman, Lloyd J., 
 discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Goodman, Charles F. 
 Heatherington, Omah H. 
 Jeter, Edward E. 
 Mizer, Dan H. 
 McRea, William D. 
 Newkirk, Jackson. 
 Palmer, Earl R. 
 Patterson, Enos. 
 Searls, Daniel. 
 Simpson, Herbert W. 
 Smith, Oliver N. 
 Stuenkel, William A. 
 Tilton, Martin E. 
 Whisnaut, Albert F. 
 Wills, Robert. 
 
 Wills, Roy. 
 Winterhalter, Omer H. 
 Woodside, Clemie. 
 Yocum, John W. 
 Yocum, Ray. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Jones, Montra G., 
 discharged. 
 Larson, Chester M., 
 discharged. 
 Miller, John M., 
 discharged. 
 Moore, Thomas N., 
 discharged. 
 McLaughlin, Bert, 
 discharged. 
 Shields, Ross F., 
 discharged. 
 Simpson, Jube, discharged. 
 Winters, Victor L., 
 discharged. 
 
 This company took a vigorous part in every Liberty loan drive and took bonds of the 
 same, including the fifth. 
 
 It was the policy of this organization to informally boost anything that would help win 
 the war, especially the loans and Red Cross activities. 
 
 No guard duty called for—removed from commercial centers. 
 
 LEONARDVILLE COMPANY. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Lester Guy Bovey. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Frank F. Lebombarb. 
 
 LOSS. 
 
 Captain: 
 Charles F. Johnson. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Ohlen B. Garrison, resigned. 
 
 No muster-out roll furnished. 
 
224 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 LITTLE RIveR COMPANY. 
 Captain: 
 Clyde Patterson. 
 
 No muster-out roll furnished. 
 
 Lone ISLAND COMPANY. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Lyman B. Arnold. 
 
 Captain: First Lieutenant: 
 Eber T. Weed. William E. Brees. 
 
 No muster-out roll furnished. 
 
 LOUISBURG COMPANY. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 Kircher, Richard H. 
 
 Captain: Cooks: 
 William T. Breckenridge. Capper, Perry O. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 
 Edward J. McGuirk. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Hugh Lee. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Lee, Ezra V. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 McCluskey, John M. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Borders, Hugh B. 
 Connor, Michael J. 
 Glenn, Daniel A. 
 Young, Howard E. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Connor, John F. 
 Hearn, John W. 
 Hennigh, Kinsel D. 
 Lee, Riley W. 
 Miller, Adam G. 
 
 McDowell, Wade H. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Hind, John L., discharged. 
 
 Corporal: 
 
 Newhart, Merton F., 
 
 discharged. 
 
 Musician: 
 
 Vohs, John L., discharged. 
 
 Frost, Allen A. 
 
 Mus tcian 85 
 McDowell, Cyrus L. 
 McElhany, George W. 
 
 Artificer: 
 Willams, Homer L. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Barker, John W. 
 Barnes, Bernard L. 
 Borders, Ben A. 
 Carter, Clarence W. 
 Cook, Artie B 
 Cook, Robert R. 
 Cook, Samuel M. 
 Crotchett, Walter T. 
 Garrett, James F. 
 Glendenning, Murile C. 
 Grabill, Albert R. 
 Hunter, Clarence S. 
 Humbud, George W. 
 Iler, Charley R. 
 Johnston, Cleo W. 
 Jones, John C. 
 Kern, Loyd W. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 Privates: 
 Breckenridge, Cecil M.., 
 discharged. 
 Crosley, Charles G., 
 discharged. 
 
 Dagenett, Manford H., 
 
 discharged. 
 Dane, Joseph, died. 
 Gardner, Fred A., 
 
 discharged. 
 
 Hupp, Frank, discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Lewis, Samuel W. 
 Livingston, Jacob P. 
 Lovett, Edgar J. 
 McCarter, John W. 
 McCluskey, Clifford L. 
 McCoy, William J. 
 McDowell, Roy H. 
 McDowell, William C., Jr - 
 McWilliams, John J. F. 
 Patterson, Louis G. 
 Powell, James R. 
 Purvis, James L. 
 Reeves, Clifford L. 
 Rhodebeck, Samuel M. 
 Rice, John T. 
 
 Rucker, John W. 
 Seck, Clarence E. 
 Sloan, Neal. 
 
 Sloan, Patsy W. 
 Steger, George F. 
 Thomas, Asa G. 
 Town, John S. 
 
 Town, Joseph E. 
 
 Van Kirk, Charles P. 
 Weir, Clem L. 
 Whitaker, Maurice I. 
 White, Asa. 
 
 Privates—Concluded: 
 
 Jones, Harvey D., 
 discharged. 
 
 Lewis, Charles S., 
 discharged. 
 
 Maynard, Frank, 
 discharged. 
 
 McDowell, William C., Sr., 
 died. 
 
 Sheeton, Justin W., 
 discharged. 
 
 White, Adna D., 
 discharged. 
 
 This company drilled four to eight times per month, and assisted in the last two Red 
 Cross campaigns; also conducted funerals of deceased soldiers and sailors who were returned 
 for burial; and performed guard duty for the city of Louisburg for four nights. 
 
MANHATTAN COMPANY. 
 
 Captain: 
 Louis R. Brady. 
 
 No muster-out roll furnished. 
 
 MULLINVILLE COMPANY. 
 
 Captain: 
 German O. Lewellyn. 
 
 No muster-out roll furnished. 
 
 Captain: 
 Robert W. Hemphill. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Arthur J. Johnson. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Carl W. Smiley. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Wesley, R. D. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 Broquet, Paul. 
 Bullock, R. L. 
 Johnson, H. A. 
 
 Corporals: 
 Bridges, Mark E. 
 Erwin, J. E. 
 Graves, John W. 
 Recht, John J. 
 Waris cards 
 
 Privates: 
 Bailey, J. H. 
 Ballenstine, Ralph. 
 Bancroft, H. L. 
 Bisbee, C. W. 
 Bower, Clarence. | 
 
 Sergeant: 
 Morehead, O. H., 
 discharged. 
 Corporal: 
 
 Browne, David L., 
 discharged. 
 
 This company had no active 
 lic patriotic meetings. 
 
 15—4436 
 
 Kansas State Guard. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 
 George H. Claren. 
 
 NORTON COMPANY. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Bower, Claude. 
 Bower, H. J. 
 
 Bower, Hobert. 
 Bruner, D. F. 
 Burnham, Ray H. 
 Campbell, Charles W. 
 
 Campbell, Clifford W. 
 
 Chappell, W. H. 
 Cox, E. F. 
 
 Dobbie, W. G. 
 Dolsbie, W. L. 
 Evans, Paul. 
 
 Fagg, George W. 
 Frank, Harry D. 
 Gleason, H. W. 
 Graves, Courtney. 
 Griffin, O. L. 
 Grit C. 1: 
 Griffith, Floyd. 
 Hamilton, C. A. 
 Harmanson, Harry E. 
 Hellman, A. C. 
 Hendrickson, Walter. 
 
 Hendrickson, ‘Wm. A. 
 
 Holmes, R. A. 
 Johnson, Floyd. 
 Kennedy, Francis G. 
 Kissell, J. W. 
 Knapp, Harry. 
 Kygar, D. W. 
 Lathrop, W. C. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates: 
 Harmanson, Walter E., 
 
 died. 
 
 Hicks, Glen, discharged. 
 Hicks, Irl, discharged. 
 Hicks, R., discharged. 
 Jensen, Ralph, discharged. 
 
 McMahon, Leroy W., 
 discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 925 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Clarence A. Schlatterback. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Lovejoy, Len. 
 Mansfield, E. P. 
 Marsh, Harry B. 
 Mildrexler, Frank. 
 Moody, R. F. 
 Mustoe, Arthur. 
 McFarland, J. B. 
 Neville, H. W. 
 Palmer, Frank E. 
 Peterson, Manford. 
 Prickett, eAn an 
 
 Rickey, George. 
 Rogers, Cyril. 
 Rudolph, Lon. 
 Sarvis, Herman. 
 Sarvis, Lyle. . 
 Sarvis, W. A. 
 Schloeffel, S. H. 
 Shely, W. R. 
 Sidebottom, A. H. 
 Snyder, C. C. 
 Ahbireve dha Bs 
 Ward, Steve. 
 Ward, Joe. 
 Waller, Harry N. 
 Wray, John B. 
 Wynn, Chester. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 Proctor, Virgil, discharged. 
 Reed, Arthur J., 
 discharged. 
 Stover, B. E., discharged. 
 Stover, Merrill, discharged. 
 Ward, L. C., discharged. 
 Woods, Alpheus, 
 discharged. 
 
 service, but participated in Memorial services and other pub- 
 
226 
 
 Captain: 
 Willie Leroy Hayes. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 James W. True. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 William Clark Rogers. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Robertson, Claud O. 
 
 Company Supply Sergeant: 
 Beneda, Louis. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Lippelmann, Henry. 
 Mellor, Ernist. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Bivans, John W. 
 Heller, George J. 
 May, Earl M. 
 Myers, James E. 
 Paddock, Jay D. 
 Reenes, Arthur. 
 Walton, Fred E. 
 
 Bugler: 
 Bystrom, Lars. 
 
 Captain: 
 Henry B. Bayer, resigned. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Hallie L. Haden, resigned. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Neal W. Rogers, resigned. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 
 Railsback, Frank D., 
 discharged. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 Johnson, Rector W., 
 discharged. 
 Raymond, James B., 
 discharged. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Goodrick, Uriel E., 
 discharged. 
 
 Maddox, Morrison W., 
 discharged. 
 
 Milleson, Oran E., 
 discharged. 
 
 Stevenson, Richard, 
 discharged. 
 
 Zimmerman, Richard, 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates: 
 Allen, Arthur W., 
 discharged. 
 Anderson, Ernist E., 
 discharged. 
 Anderson, Frank L., 
 discharged. 
 
 OBERLIN COMPANY. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Andrews, Willard S. 
 Armstrong, Leston. 
 Avery, Floyd. 
 Avery, Torry. 
 Bailey, Elvin L. 
 Bebb, Harvey C. 
 Beneda, Jerry. 
 Berry, Roscoe J. 
 Bolin, Everett W. 
 Brooks, Elwood M. 
 Bullock, Albert. 
 Bullock, Oliver. 
 Carman, Carol X. 
 Cathcart, Joseph V. 
 Claussen, Herman H. 
 Cook, Charles D. 
 Craven, Cleo. 
 Curry, Wayne O. 
 Decker, Ernest B. 
 Dugger, James O. 
 Eldon, Kempehorne. 
 Forton, George H. 
 Geisinger, Floyd G. 
 Hale, Lester. 
 Handwerk, William A. 
 Hanson, Arthur M. 
 Heller, John C. 
 Heller, Roy. 
 
 Hill, Ralph W. 
 Holmes, James R. 
 Huber, Howard S. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Ashman, C. O., discharged. 
 
 Beaner, Emery E., 
 discharged. 
 
 Beardsley, George B., 
 discharged. 
 
 Beardsley, Henry S., 
 discharged. 
 
 Beers, Alonzo J., 
 discharged. 
 
 Beers, Chas. D., 
 discharged. 
 
 Birdsell, Carl B., 
 discharged. 
 
 Bobbitt, Earl F., 
 discharged. 
 
 Carr, Will T., discharged. 
 
 Cevely, Harry F., 
 discharged. 
 
 Cook, Jacob M., 
 discharged. 
 
 Dickey, Claud, discharged. 
 
 Fair, Cecil B., discharged. 
 
 Forsdick, John S., 
 discharged. 
 
 Garucholz, A. E., 
 discharged. 
 
 Griggs, Matthew W., 
 discharged. 
 
 Haber, Isack K., 
 discharged. 
 
 Hanson, Glen F., 
 discharged. 
 
 Hanson, John W., 
 discharged. 
 
 Heightman, Henry J., 
 discharged. 
 
 Johnson, Millard, 
 discharged. 
 
 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Hughes, Richard W. 
 Janousek, Frank. 
 Janousek, Anthony. 
 Johnson, Otto A. 
 Kelley, Julius D. 
 Krezeh, Anthony. 
 Lipsey, William F. 
 Meier, Henry O. 
 Mines, Cecil M. 
 Murlin, Homer: A. 
 Murphy, Alva C. 
 McClaury, Eugene. 
 McCoy, George J. 
 Nipper, Louis J. 
 Peterson, Arthur H.. 
 Petracek, Emil. 
 Pettis, Elba C. 
 Pollnow, Hugo A. — 
 Powell, Thomas E. 
 Raymond, Myron G. 
 Ruzicka, Joe. 
 Shurtteff, Frank. 
 Soderland, Walter. 
 Stowell, Samuel O. 
 Uehlin, Alonzo G. 
 Upson, Bernard. 
 Vernon, Cloyce L. 
 Walton, Charles C. 
 Wilson, Charley A. 
 Wilson, John H. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Johnson, Carl E., 
 discharged. 
 
 Jom, Chris G., discharged. 
 
 Jones, Guy B., died. 
 
 Keys, George W. 
 discharged. 
 
 Miller, Adam J., 
 discharged. 
 
 Miller, Louis B., 
 discharged. 
 
 Musser. Wheeler W., 
 discharged. 
 
 McClaury, Walter H., 
 discharged. 
 
 McCody, George, 
 discharged. : 
 
 Nitsch, Paul A., 
 discharged. 
 
 Noble, Perry T., 
 discharged. 
 
 Pantry, Enock A., 
 discharged. 
 
 Parker, Leslie T., 
 discharged. 
 
 Rubendall, Walter L., 
 discharged. 
 
 Ruzicka, Louis F 
 discharged. 
 
 Smith, Everett, discharged. 
 
 Smith, Floyd O., 
 discharged. 
 
 Stevenson, Tutor M., 
 discharged. 
 
 Stone, Arthur F., 
 discharged. 
 
 Vickers, Abel A., 
 discharged. 
 
 agi 
 
Kansas State Guard. 227 
 
 OveERLIN Company—Concluded. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 This company held regular drills once each week until the state-wide influenza epidemic, 
 and lack of winter clothing; did not drill during winter months. 
 
 The organization was not called for service in any war activities, but performed one week’s 
 guard duty for city of Oberlin during Chautauqua. 
 
 OFFERLE COMPANY. 
 
 Captain: Musician : Privates—Concluded. 
 Wilbur L. Ellis. Speck, Harry H. Lightcap, Reuben. 
 Magerkinth, Ernest A. 
 First Lieutenant: Artificer: Olephant, Marcus W. 
 David W. Marks. Bitner, Bertram. Reich, Otto H. 
 eee. Eugene H. 
 ae fe Privates: eser, Joseph H. 
 eal es lie E pe S | Riggs, Wilfred E. 
 iggs, arhe I. Coy POOLS: Sand, William O. 
 Bisgall, Joseph. Sims, Bryan L 
 Sergeants: Brehm, Vanes H. Sander Nicks a 
 : Brown, Leonard L. per Tt ; 
 Galyarder, David. 2 Sire, Julious A. 
 Hedges, Ben F. ees John. Speck, Richard M. 
 Narvel, James W. Cie aa Stegman, Edward P. 
 Gon ere Westphal, Robert H. 
 9 y . 7: . 
 Corporals : Hardgreve, Everatt. bea ue a 
 Bright, Charles N, Hedges, Ernest. H. 4 : 
 Lundick, John J. Judge, Edward. 
 Offerle, Harry A. Kuhn, Lane J. 
 Steimel, George J. Laibl, George F. 
 LOSSES. 
 First Lieutenant: Privates: Privates—Concluded. 
 William Cunningham, Harrison, Alva M., Olsen, Ale, 
 died. deserted. died. 
 
 This company did not report any activities of any nature. 
 
228 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 OsaGE City ComMPANY. 
 
 Captain: Corporals—C oncluded. Privates—Concluded. 
 H. C. Sticher. Skinner, George I. : Jefferson, John. 
 Sranson, Albert. Jenkins, Theodore. 
 First Lieutenant: Whalen, W. E. Johnson, Arlie. 
 F. M. Miller. ae gona nee S. 
 TUVATES ¢ ones, J. i. 
 Second Lieutenant: Sekar os Victor. ee a 
 H. EB. Westmacott. air, Frank. a er bY eee 
 ‘ Blache, L. F. Lauer, Ben -M. 
 : Briggs, Charles. Morris, Sidney. 
 First Sergeant: Breen A a McElfresh) Wide 
 Hunsicker, F. G. Bryan, Hugh. Nichols, Melvin E. 
 Bryan, Mills. O'Neil, T. J. 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: Bowman, Benjamin. Packer, E. B. 
 Holmes, Forrest. Burd, Philip. Ramsey, Marion. 
 Cahill, Edward J. Rapp, C. A. 
 Sergeants: Christeason, Clarence W. Rapp, Clarence J. 
 Been Nv Clift, Arnold. Reid, Samuel W. 
 Humphrey George. Creegan, James. Renstrom, C.J. 
 Marchetti tA E Cruey, Oliver. Rickart, Charles D 
 Mesaarley. C GC. Curphey, J. J. Rondured, Albert. 
 die ane Curtis hil a. Rudeen, John. 
 Curtis, Commodore. Shenk, L. M. 
 Corporals: Curtis, Ronald. Skinner, Rexford. 
 Allegre, A. M. Doty, Rex. Slusser, Orville. 
 Anderson, Andy J. Erickson, D. S. Stonequist, C. E. 
 Bloom, F. A. Foster, Marion. Stonequist, Robert. 
 Bloom, Fred. Gamba, Emil. Thomson, Robert W. 
 Burke, Alvin. Gamba, Humbert. Waring, L. F, J 
 Donnahue, J. A. Gamba, Jerome. Webb, Keith. 
 Howard, Albert. Gamba, John. Whalen, Robert. 
 Jenkins, A. D. Harper, T. T. Whiteraft, G. E. 
 Lattin, Joe. Harris, Ike. White, E. 8. 
 Maret CeeD: Hawkins, Alfred. ae ee 
 ullen, Joe. Haynie, T. B: omer,: J. W. 
 Schroeder, Robert. Heilbrun, Benjamin. Wynne, Robert. 
 Silver, Clarence. Jacobs, Leavitt. 
 LOSSES. 
 Privates: 
 
 Rosser, A. C., died. 
 Walker, W. J., discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 This company assisted in all Liberty loan campagns; conducted a regular drill every 
 Monday night; furn‘shed guards of honor at the funerals of the deceased soldiers, and acted 
 as guards when the war plane in conn?2ction with the fourth Liberty loan campaign landed 
 here. The organization participated in opening un‘ted war work drive at Melvern, Kan., and 
 other points in the county; acted as guards when thousands of people gathered on Novem- 
 ber 11, 1918, to celebrate the signing of the Armistice. Despite the great excitement during 
 this celebration not an accident occurred. We assisted in getting recruits for the national 
 army and rendered every service possible during the influenza epidemic. The influence of the 
 ess and enlisted men were placed behind every patriotic movement during the period of 
 the war. 
 
 OSAWATOMIE COMPANY. 
 
 Captain: First Lieutenant: Second Lieutenant: 
 Keith Clevenger. Robert R. Parker. Fred Beckley. 
 
 No muster-out rol] furnished. 
 
 OVERLAND Park COMPANY. 
 
 Captain: First Lieutenant: Second Lieutenant: 
 R. W. Coleman. C. E. Pincombe. Louis W. Breyfogle. 
 
 No muster-out roll furnished. 
 
Captain: 
 Bruce P. Conner. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Jerome E. Mulliken. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Howard A. Ray. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Niccolls, Walter C. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Griffiths, John W. 
 
 Sergeant: 
 Brooks, Walter C. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Carothers, Scott, 
 discharged. 
 
 Symons, Thomas A., 
 discharged. 
 
 Corporals: 
 Draper, Irwin, discharged. 
 
 Gaunt, E. Ray, discharged. 
 
 Isaacs, Fred, discharged. 
 Rasmussen, Hans C., 
 discharged. 
 
 Rhodes, George, discharged. 
 
 Wehry, Harold F., 
 
 discharged. 
 White, Walter, discharged. 
 Cooks: 
 Bentz, Arthur E., 
 discharged. 
 Bowers, Claude, discharged. 
 Musicians: 
 Haupt, James C., 
 discharged. 
 Sterling, L. Hubert, 
 discharged. 
 Artificer: 
 Milne, George, discharged. 
 Privates: 
 Anderson, Ira E., 
 discharged. 
 Arbsland, Leonard, 
 discharged. 
 
 Beeton, Ray, discharged. 
 
 Berns, Arnold, discharged. 
 
 Brown, Earl S., 
 discharged. 
 
 Kansas State Guard. 
 
 PEABODY COMPANY. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Bigelow, Claude C. 
 Carey, Raymond. 
 Christie, C. Milton. 
 Clark, Cassius M. 
 DuBois, Irwin. 
 Fisher, Virgil L. 
 Fuller, Burrill. 
 Gibbs, Albert M. 
 Gibbs, Orville. 
 Gunderman, George M. 
 Haize, Clarence. 
 Highfill, Fred. 
 Hines, William H. 
 Huddle, Clyde B. 
 Hughes, William. 
 Jones, John. 
 Kornhous, Oliver. 
 Lauck, Edwin. 
 Logan, William. 
 Lowry, Russell. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Brown, Willie R., 
 discharged. 
 Carr, Thomas P., 
 discharged. 
 Cockley, Charles. 
 discharged. 
 Cullins, Bryan L., 
 discharged. 
 
 Draper, Floyd, discharged. 
 
 Fellingham, Leonard, 
 
 discharged. 
 Fisher, Emery W., 
 discharged. 
 Fisher, LeRoy P., 
 discharged. 
 Fost, Andrew P., 
 discharged. 
 Furst, Mortimer S., 
 discharged. 
 Green, Charles E., 
 discharged. 
 Greene, David M., 
 discharged. 
 Hansen, Martin C., 
 discharged. 
 
 Hess, Don, discharged. 
 
 Hoch, Raymond M., 
 discharged. 
 
 Homan, Harry W., 
 discharged. 
 
 Hope, Robert, discharged. 
 
 Jackson, Guy H., 
 discharged. 
 
 Kafton, William E., 
 discharged. 
 
 Kieler, Fred A., 
 discharged. 
 
 Kobel, Alonzo C., 
 discharged. 
 
 Kurtze, Robert, discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 229 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Magee, Raymond A. 
 Marsh, Charles H. 
 Millikin, Fred. 
 Noll, Hurd. 
 
 Pevey, Cecil. 
 Phillips, Claude. 
 Reed, William D. 
 Robinson, Marvin L. 
 Rockhold, Fred. 
 Runyon, Charles A. 
 Runyon, Clyde. 
 Russell, Elza. 
 Skinner, Thornton C. 
 Slater, Ellwood A. 
 Snyder, Lawrence C. 
 Stovall, Vernon. 
 Swarts, William. 
 Ulsh, Barton. 
 Vinsonhaler, Charles I. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 LoVellette, Roy E., 
 discharged. 
 
 Moffett, Joseph Orr, 
 discharged. 
 
 Moore, Earl C., 
 discharged. 
 
 McKee, Vail, discharged. 
 
 McLean, Frank, 
 discharged. 
 
 MeMillen, Charles A., 
 discharged. 
 
 MeMillen, James E., 
 discharged. 
 
 Rhodes, George W., 
 discharged. 
 
 Rood, Harold, discharged. 
 
 Russell, Fred S., 
 discharged. 
 
 Sager, Eugene, discharged. 
 
 Sands, Paul, discharged. 
 
 Schwalk, Simon C., 
 discharged. 
 
 Shores, Perry T., 
 discharged. 
 
 Smith, Charley, 
 discharged. 
 
 Smith, Melvin A., 
 discharged. 
 
 Stallwitz, Arthur, 
 discharged. 
 
 Stallwitz, Edward, 
 discharged. 
 
 Summers, Amor B., 
 discharged. 
 
 Swarts, James, discharged. 
 
 Wehry, John D., 
 discharged. 
 
 Weiser, Hurley C., 
 discharged. 
 
 White, Albert, discharged. 
 
 This company performed guard duty for the local grain elevators. 
 
230 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 PITTSBURG COMPANY. 
 
 Captain: 
 Carl Osear Pingry. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Edwin Byron Hughes. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 John W. Fuhrer. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Mangrum, Ronald E. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Brower, Lyle. 
 Coulter, Orrin E. 
 Hill, Clyde. 
 Pompeny, Joseph A. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Brinkeroff, Frederick W. 
 Eyestone, Tracy P. 
 French, Arthur H. 
 Henney, W. Earl. 
 Lorenzen, Louis W. 
 Oertle, Homer E. 
 Stokes, Robert A. 
 
 Wolf, William G. 
 
 Musician: 
 Copen, Albert B. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 
 James P. Engle, resigned. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Minerd, Sylvester L., 
 discharged. 
 Nichols, Guy W., 
 discharged. 
 
 Schultz, George A., died. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Anderson, Ira W. 
 Anderson, J. K. Bert. 
 Armstrong, Joseph C. 
 Baxter, Abram L. 
 Bender, John F. 
 
 Blackman, Benjamin F. 
 
 Boots, J. Lewis. 
 Boylan, Hoyt F. 
 Byers, Joseph. 
 Carter, Edgar. 
 Caskey, Robert E. 
 Costello, Frank L. 
 
 Countryman, Charles H. 
 
 Cuthberton, Fred. 
 Davies, Richard B. 
 Dickinson, Frank H. 
 Dominique, E. Paul. 
 Evans, Flotow. 
 Ferguson, Glen W. 
 Finley, Charles E. 
 Forester, Samuel J. 
 Frazee, Earl H. 
 Frohlich, Leo. 
 Frohlich, Max. 
 Gilbert, Elmer E. 
 Goldman, Al E. 
 Graham, Charles E. 
 Hackett, Albert L. 
 Hackett, Enrique W. 
 Haile, R. Aaron. 
 Harpold, George F. 
 Hay, Iven. 
 
 Hill, Charles H. 
 Hobson, John R. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Artificer: 
 
 Jeffries, Horace E., 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Alexander, Floyd, 
 discharged. 
 
 Broughton, Frank, died. 
 
 Coillot, Elie, died. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. - 
 
 Holden, Dana A. 
 Hughes, Edwin H. 
 Hutchinson, John L. 
 Jarrett, David R. 
 Jenkins, Ralph E. 
 Jones, Frank B. 
 Kidder, George W. 
 Lang, James F. 
 Lorillard, A. Jack. 
 Matson, Charles E. 
 Mendenhall, Edgar N. 
 Moore, Wm. Paul. 
 MelInerney, Michael J. 
 O’Connor, Edward J. 
 Oehme, Otto H. 
 Ogg, Otis F, 
 
 Pease, Samuel J. 
 Phillips, Sidney A. 
 Pickering, Lester F. 
 Presson, Frank C. 
 Probst, Ruben J. 
 Rae, James. 
 
 Rickey, Lee A. 
 Rowe, Charles H. 
 Sebring, W. Ray. 
 Smither, Elbert 8. 
 Spence, Mac. 
 Stamm, Otto L. 
 Wallace, William H. 
 Walsh, Leo A. 
 Wheeler, Jessie Lee. 
 Williams, Alfred L. 
 Wolleson, Lee. 
 Wyatt, J. Clarence. 
 
 Privates—C oncluded. 
 
 Fields, Albert, discharged. 
 
 Forrester, Charles R., died. 
 
 Griffin, Alonzo, discharged. 
 
 Lynch, Charles, discharged. 
 
 Owensby, Oscar M., 
 discharged. 
 
 Pole, Samuel J., 
 discharged. 
 
 Wild, Frank, discharged. 
 
 In July, 1919, the company participated in the muster-in of the company of State Guards 
 at Scammon, and in August, 1918, the company assisted in the muster-in of the company at 
 Columbus, and took part in battalion review. During months of August and September the 
 company guarded a number of government airplanes in Pittsburg. In October, 1918, the 
 company took part in a review of battalion at Pittsburg. At this time the company was re- 
 viewed by Governor Arthur Capper. The company drilled two nights every week, for about 
 two hours, from July 15, 1918, until about the middle of October, when drilling was stopped 
 
 on ae of epidemic of influenza. A noncommissioned officers’ school was held once every 
 week. 
 
Captain: 
 Earl] Ross. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 C. W. Claybaugh. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Albert Knight. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Graber, Jesse A. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 
 Hanes, W. H. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 Barton, W. W. 
 Bush, D. W. 
 Dunkin, O. K. 
 Hendricks, I. C. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Bush, Earl F. 
 Chambelin, L. E. 
 
 Kansas State Guarda. 
 
 Pretry PRAIRIE COMPANY. 
 
 Corporals—C oncluded. 
 
 Henry, Ray. 
 
 Hobbs, Ben S. 
 Pritchard, Ray. 
 Santee, John P. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Adams, Bluford. 
 Barton, A. H. 
 Barton, V. J. 
 Bixler, Roy. 
 Blew, Frank. 
 Brownlee, J. A. 
 Brubaker, Sam. 
 Buhler, D. B. 
 Bush, E. R. 
 Carithers, J. C. 
 Collingwood, Lelo. 
 Dafforn, H. L. 
 Dale, John A. 
 Field, F. C. 
 French, L. R. 
 Hendricks, W. E. 
 Jester, Albert. 
 Krehbiel, E. D. 
 Krehbiel, H. D. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 231 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Lockhart, H. M. 
 Luckey, R. H. 
 
 - McCubbins, C. W. 
 
 Penington, Ben J. 
 Penington, H. L. 
 
 Pike, Lee. 
 
 Pritchard, Albert. 
 
 Roots, Charlie. 
 
 Roots, Clarence. 
 
 Santee, Dick. 
 
 Santee, Fred. 
 
 Schmitt, J. W. 
 
 Schmitt, Walter. 
 
 Seyb, Edgar. 
 
 Shapcott, Harmon. 
 Siebert, Ray H. 
 
 Steward, Bert. 
 
 Stevens, V. C. 
 
 Smith, C. E. 
 
 Smith, G. D. : 
 Smith, John O. vl 
 White, Ed. 
 White, Tom. ' 
 Winfrey, J. F. 
 
 This company was organized by Capt. Earl Ross and Lieut. C. W. Claybaugh and was 
 not mustered in by a recruiting officer, as the Armistice was signed before we could have it 
 
 done. Captain Berry of Hutchinson was to have done this. 
 
 This company drilled every Monday night from July 15, 1918, until November 11, 1918, 
 and it can be said that its active presence made a decided impression in this particular vicinity, 
 
 which is mostly German. 
 
 Captain: 
 Earl O. Peeler. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Emery E. Fleming. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 William T. Brewer. 
 
 First Sergeant: : 
 Kimes, Jacob I. 
 
 Artificer: 
 Keltner, Claude. 
 
 Privates: 
 Anderson, William. 
 
 Ashcraft, Chester P. 
 Baker, Frank A. 
 
 PROTECTION COMPANY. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Baxter, Fred. 
 Baxter, Mack. 
 Bedinger, John. 
 Brewer, Ben L. 
 Brewer, Frank E. 
 
 Chambers, Adrian B. 
 
 Chase, Thomas. 
 
 Densmore, Harold W. 
 
 Feger, Frank. 
 Guyer, Earnest H. 
 Hale, John. 
 
 Hall, Bert M. 
 Hall, Glen. 
 Harbaugh, Eli S. 
 Harmon, Dallas. 
 Hughes, B. L. 
 Jones, D. Ellis. 
 Lawrence, Elmer G. 
 Lund, Carrol. 
 
 Monticue, Wilbert C. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Morton, John R. 
 Myers, Thearen A. 
 Pierce, Charles M. 
 Price, Reed W. 
 Ring, Fred. 
 Rowland, Claude. 
 Scovell, Eugene D. 
 Simonds, Ira L. 
 Simonds, Neal H. 
 Smith, Bert. 
 Snyder, Robert. 
 Stanfield, Albert. 
 Stark, Bert M. 
 Taves, Frank. 
 Thornhill, Alva L. 
 Thornhill, Noel R. 
 Tobias, Daniel E. 
 Ward, Alanzo. 
 White, William. 
 Young, Cliffton. 
 
 The Protection company performed patrol duty in the business section of the town for 
 about eight weeks, when the light was damaged by fire, leaving the town in darkness. 
 The company also had charge of the services on Decoration Day. 
 
232 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 QUENEMO COMPANY. 
 
 Captain: 
 Elmer Butler. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Floyd V. Field. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Cannic, A. F. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Woodmas, W. P. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 Arnold, C. J. 
 Painter, J. S. 
 Stivison, Robert J. 
 
 Washburn, Samuel A. 
 
 Corporals: 
 Farrow, Charles E. 
 Foley, John W. 
 Gibson, George. 
 Miller, C. Edwin. 
 McBrayer, Fred W. 
 Sowers, Jacob A. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 
 Moine Miller, 
 resigned. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 
 Harry Harkness, 
 resigned. 
 
 Sergeants:. 
 
 Brann, Herbert O., 
 
 _ discharged. 
 
 Kersey, Lester, 
 died. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 MeMullen, C. W., 
 discharged. 
 
 This company did not render any report as to activities. 
 
 Cooks: 
 Erbar, E. H. 
 Hillman, John W. 
 
 Musicians: 
 Culbit, Frank R. 
 Price, W. E. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Arnold, C. C. 
 Brighton, H. E. 
 Brooks, Asa. 
 Brooks, Samuel F. 
 Burgess, Charles. 
 Canniff, George M. 
 Cole, Earl O. 
 Collard, Joseph H. 
 Davidson, W. H. 
 Davis, John. 
 Eagle, W. M. 
 Erbar, Herbert M. 
 Farrow, W. H. 
 Foley, Charley. 
 Gardner, M. T. 
 Grant, Johnie. 
 
 Harlin, Jesse Homer. 
 
 Hillman, John A. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Corporals—C oncluded. 
 
 Poston, William O., 
 discharged. 
 
 Rankin, John R., 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Allan, Martin H., 
 discharged. 
 Eagle, E. Ralph, 
 discharged. 
 Edmonson, Delmar, 
 discharged. 
 Kersey, Charles E., 
 discharged. 
 Kersey, Horace A., 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Hillman, Tom. 
 Hollingsworth, Edd. __ 
 Hutchinson, Joseph D. 
 Jenks, E. E. 
 
 Logan, A. W. 
 
 Logan, C. E. 
 Marshall, W. S. 
 Mayden, A. N. 
 Miller, C. E. 
 
 Morris, Ben H. 
 
 Me Michael, R. 
 McMullen, C. A. 
 McMullen, Warren 8. 
 Newton, Henry. 
 Newton, LeRoy. 
 Pugh, Ralph D. 
 
 Pyle, W. S. 
 Rankin, J. T. 
 Rush, R. R. 
 
 Smith, Chester C. — 
 Sweetwood, George. 
 Whitcher, Harry. 
 Wiggans, Ned. 
 Windett, Frank. 
 Wilson, Fay. 
 Woods, Glen. 
 Wyman, C. H. 
 
 4 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Logan, Challis K., 
 discharged. 
 Neill, Ernest T., 
 died. 
 Newton, William, Jr., 
 discharged. 
 Shaffer, Lawrence, 
 discharged. 
 Smith, LeRoy, 
 discharged. 
 Thompson, John H., 
 died. : 
 Watkins, J. W., 
 discharged. 
 Windett, George S., 
 discharged. 
 
Kansas State Guard. 233 
 
 RANDOLPH COMPANY. 
 
 Captain: Privates—Continued. Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Eldon C. Newby. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 J. A. Holmstrom. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 B. E. Nygren. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 
 Christepherson, Anton C. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Goranson, Frank. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 Denison, Reuben E. 
 Forsberg, Emil. 
 Hedke, Henry H. 
 Peterson, George E. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Boles, L. E. 
 
 McCosh, N. A. 
 Musician: 
 
 Peterson, August R. 
 Cook: 
 
 Hungerford, William. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Anderson, Aaron E. 
 Anderson, Emery. 
 Anderson, Leslie. 
 Anderson, Richard E, 
 Axelton, A. G., Jr. 
 Axelton, Elmer. 
 Axelton, Reuben O. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 
 Pfuetze, Karl N., 
 discharged. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Edgerton, Charles M., 
 
 discharged. 
 Pfuetze, Herman D., 
 discharged. 
 
 Beckman, H. C. 
 Bergsten, Ray. 
 Blanchard, Clarence. 
 Blomgren, Clemon. 
 Boles, Homer. 
 Bovey, J. O. 
 Bovey, W. I. 
 Burgman, Oscar. 
 Burkland, Martin. 
 Carlson, C. J. 
 Carlson, Godfrey. 
 Carlson, Hugo. 
 Carlson, Oscar. 
 Carlson, Stanley. 
 Cook, H. S. 
 Copeland, J. F. 
 Cyrone, Albert P. 
 Dewey, Charles H. 
 DeWyke, Bruce. 
 DeWyke, Roy. 
 Erickson, A. J. 
 Floberg, A. T. 
 Fritz, E. 
 
 Hahn, W. H. 
 Hagenmaier, Carl E. 
 Haller, Bismark H. 
 Haller, Court. 
 Haller, Hans. 
 Hanson, John. 
 Heller, Charles A. 
 Hillstrom, Fred. 
 Holmberg, Ernest C. 
 Holmberg, Leslie. 
 Holtman, Edmund L. 
 Houser, Julius. 
 Isaacson, Marvin. 
 Johnson, Carl J. 
 Johnson, Elmer. 
 Johnston, Carl W. 
 Johnston, Ed J. 
 Jones, Ben. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Artificer: 
 
 Anderson, John, 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Blomgren, Raymond, 
 discharged. 
 
 Carlson, Walden N. 
 discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 ’ 
 
 Larson, Chester. 
 Lund, C. A. 
 Lundberg, Elmer L. 
 Martin, Carl. 
 Meline, August. 
 Moon, Isaac. 
 Moon, Thomas. 
 Musil, J. F. 
 McAninch, S. B. 
 Newby, Gaylord T. 
 Newby, Gerald R. 
 Nohlen, Carl L. ° 
 Nohlen, George C. 
 Nordstrom, Elmer A. 
 Nordstrom, P. A. 
 Norris, C. H. 
 Oberhelman, Vernon. 
 Osbourn, A. C. 
 Palmer, Sigurd. 
 Parsons, Joseph. 
 Peter, Arthur J. 
 Peter, Fred C. 
 Ren, J. O. 
 
 Richter, William H. 
 Rickson, Wilbert. 
 Rose, Reuben L. 
 Salberg, Ed. 
 Salberg, Roy. 
 Samuelson, A. N. 
 Schwartz, Clarence E. 
 Schwartz, Ed. 
 Schwartz, Louis H. 
 Seborg, Victor. 
 Swanson, E. G. 
 Sweany, H. V. 
 Swenson, Nelon A. 
 Vandahl, W. A. 
 Vawter, Henry. 
 Vogelsang, Henry. 
 Walstrom, Leonard. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 DeLong, Charles W., 
 discharged. 
 
 Dicks, Arthur G., 
 discharged. 
 
 Jones, L. O., discharged. 
 
 Larson, Leonard, died. 
 
 Mann, H. F., discharged. 
 
 Weber, Max H., died. 
 
 Hon. J. G. Strong. of Blue Rapids, was present at the mustering-in of the company and 
 made a stirring, patriotic address to the crowd of nearly 500 people who had assembled for 
 the occasion. 
 
 Details were made for every Liberty loan drive, also Y. M. C. A. and Red Cross cam- 
 paigns, to control autos and otherwise keep the place of meetings quiet that the speakers 
 might have every opportunity to present the cause to the people. The township did not fail 
 to meet its quota in any campaign. 
 
 On October 19, 1918, a squad, in charge of Corporal Hedke, attended the funeral of 
 Private Gust Emanuel Gustafson, N. A., who died on October 15, at Camp Funston, of in- 
 fluenza and pneumonia. They acted as pallbearers and escort; no salute being fired because 
 of rule of cometery. 
 
 October 25 the company attended the funeral of Max H. Weber of our company who was 
 accidentally killed by his own gun while trying to protect his poultry from rodents. The com- 
 pany acted as escort and provided pallbearers and fired a salute at the grave. The company 
 also dug the grave, provided the uniform for burial and a flag to cover the casket. 
 
 October 29, 1918, a squad, in charge of the commanding officer, attended the funeral of 
 Private Ernest Joseph Belin, who died at Camp Doniphan, October 25, of influenza. This 
 squad traveled sixteen miles through deep mud, by team, marched a mile leading the pro- 
 
234 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 RANDOLPH CompaNny—Concluded. 
 
 cession to the cemetery, fired the usual salute and returned home, making a trip of 32 miles 
 for the occasion. 
 
 November 11, 1918, the company led a parade of school children and citizens in celebra- 
 tion of the signing of the Armistice with the central powers. 
 
 December 22, the company attended the funeral of Private Leonard Larson of our com- 
 pany, who died December 18, of pneumonia. Pallbearers were provided, a uniform and a flag, 
 and the company escorted the procession to the cemetery, marching first to the church, in 
 all, two miles of march, on a very cold day. 
 
 February 5, 1919, a squad in charge of the captain attended the funeral of Edward 
 Secrest, a veteran of the Civil War, a respected and honored citizen. The flag was placed at 
 half mast, before the services, on the flag pole in front of the deceased’s residence and it re- 
 mained until sundown. The company provided pallbearers and Grand Army of the Republic 
 eS acted as honorary pallbearers. The customary salute at the grave and sounding of 
 tap 
 
 March 17, 1919, the company, assisted by the local Red Cross auxiliary, conducted a pub- 
 lic reception ‘for returned soldiers, about 300 people being present. Captain Lee DeArmond 
 of the 117th Ammunition Train was present and made a very interesting address. 
 
 Decoration Day, May 30, was observed by the company with a public program in the 
 cemetery in which the schools and public joined us. 
 
 July 16, 17 and 18, a reunion for returned soldiers, which was largely attended. A re- 
 cruiting train from Camp Funston in charge of Lieutenant Colonel Lemmon attended this 
 reunion. 
 
 RoBINSON COMPANY. 
 
 - 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Harry Trees Lukert. 
 
 Captain: First Lieutenant: 
 Claude E. VanVoorhis. Harold R. Maxwell. 
 
 LOSS. 
 Captain: 
 Samuel J. White, resigned. 
 
 No muster-out roll furnished. 
 
 ROSEDALE COMPANY. 
 
 Captain: 
 Guy W. MeNatt. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 George W. Holsinger. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 John P. Jones. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Stockton, Douglass C. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Rushton, Frank. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Chandler, Marshall. 
 Gernis, George. 
 Sperry, Fred. 
 Wilson, Lawrence. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Collins, Walter. 
 Drebert, Watson. 
 Espenland, Dave. 
 Ross, William. 
 Rushton, Dick. 
 Wisner, Herbert. 
 
 Cooks: 
 
 Harris, James. 
 Wisner, George. 
 
 Musicians: 
 Bolen, Austin. 
 Meyers, Ernest. 
 
 Artificer: 
 Preston, Jesse. 
 
 Privates: 
 Baker, Leonard. 
 Barnett, Benjamin. 
 Bishop, George. 
 
 Brownlee, James W. 
 
 Buie, Donald. 
 Campbell, Joseph. 
 Collins, Walter. 
 Espenland, Albert. 
 Espenland, Fred. 
 Ferguson, Earl. 
 Gates, Horatio. 
 Gerner, Leonard. 
 Golden, Charles. 
 Helmreich, Louis. 
 Hervey, Edward. 
 Hervey, William. 
 Holsinger, Wallace. 
 Hough, Roy. 
 Johnson, George. 
 Larson, William. 
 
 This company reported no activities. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Mann, George. 
 Mercer, Harold. 
 Mercer, Charles. 
 Meyers, Benjamin. 
 Meyers, Gilbert. 
 McIntyre, Charles. 
 McIntyre, John. 
 Powell, John. 
 Rees, Fred. 
 Ringer, Paul. 
 Rose, Edmund. 
 Rose, George. 
 Rushton, George. 
 Sanders, Ernest. 
 Sayers, Clinton. 
 Scheer, John. 
 Scheuerman, Georg?. 
 Schoeller, Christopher. 
 Seitter, Henry. 
 Sheldon, Edgar. 
 Spencer, Thomas. 
 Stucker, Lester. 
 Swarner, Earl. 
 Trabon, Louis. 
 Upton, Arthur. 
 Williamson, Sidney. 
 Wisner, Walter. 
 Woodcock, George. 
 Worth, Ray. 
 Yaeger, Leslie. 
 Yaeger, Harry. 
 Zeff, Sam. 
 
Captain: 
 George Schlegel. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Eugene L. Bates. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Clyde E. Smith. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Renner, John C. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Dixon, Leroy E. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Davison, Charles H. 
 Deighton, William J. 
 
 Magerfleisch, Reinhold A. 
 
 Remer, Samuel A. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Burnes, James D., 
 discharged. 
 
 No report rendered. 
 
 Kansas State Guard. 
 
 Corporals: 
 Barnes, Corwin. 
 Barnes, Vergil. 
 Holmes, John. 
 Lewis, Robert A. 
 
 Privates: 
 Beaton, Charles H. 
 Fairbank, Milton. 
 Hall, John. 
 Hallett, Leon. 
 Heaton, Harvey J. 
 Horacek, Jerry. 
 Jennison, Willard C. 
 Kain, Lee R. 
 Kaufman, Charles F. 
 Long, Clifton F. 
 Lyman, Clarence H. 
 Miller, Carl W. 
 Morton, Jesse P. 
 Peterson, Vernon. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 Campbell, Lester R., 
 discharged. 
 
 235 
 
 Rusu CENTER CoMPANY. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Popp, Fred. 
 Popp, Joseph A. 
 Pozalek, Adolph. 
 Pozalek, Ralph. 
 Renner, Andrew J. 
 Renner, Frank. 
 Renner, Ora L. 
 Renner, Walter H. 
 Reynolds, Carl V. 
 Russell, Bruce A. 
 Schmidt, Fred G. 
 Scranton, Charles F. 
 Smith, Leon G 
 Styskal, Anton. 
 Troudt, Henry. 
 Ublaker, Otto. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Hall, Clarence M., 
 Ohl, George, discharged. 
 
 RUSSELL SPRINGS COMPANY. 
 
 Captain: 
 James W. King. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 James Dillon. 
 
 No muster-out roll furnished. 
 
 Captain: 
 Dallas U. Birch. 
 
 SCOTTSVILLE COMPANY. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Frank J. Murray. 
 
 No muster-out roll furnished. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Andrew J. Francis. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Harold W. Dwyer. 
 
256 
 
 Captain: 
 W. H. Cheney. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Charles Toal. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Kellog, Frank J. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 
 Loomis, H. Willard. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Gilman, Lyle A. 
 Shukers, Frank S. 
 Smith, R. F. 
 Wothing, James J. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Chubb, Fred. 
 Denman, Arthur G. 
 Eaton, Glen H. 
 Kellog, Charles S. 
 Robertson, W. J. N 
 
 Cook: 
 Ellis, Delos. 
 
 Musician: 
 Busby, Virgil. 
 Hartzell, Max W. 
 
 Corporal: 
 
 Colville, Frank M., 
 discharged. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Adams, Clyde, 
 discharged. 
 Adams, L. P., 
 discharged. 
 Brosius, Lee M., 
 discharged. 
 Buckles, A. Y., 
 discharged. 
 Buckles, Rollie I., 
 discharged. 
 Casement, Floyd, 
 discharged. 
 Chambers, Miles, 
 discharged. 
 Denman, John, 
 discharged. 
 
 This company did not perform any active duty, but participated in the various Liberty 
 
 SEDAN COMPANY. 
 
 Artificer: 
 Hartzell, Harold C. 
 
 Privates: 
 Ackarman, Fred. 
 Atkinson, Tom J. 
 Baker, Tom. 
 Benson, Oliver E. 
 Bever, Dan J. 
 Blair, Mat B. 
 Bossee, Mat B. 
 Boyer, George. 
 Bradley, J. Ormand. 
 Brewster, Fred. 
 Brunger, Arthur. 
 Brunger, Ernest. 
 Chubb, G. Elmer. 
 Coover, Arthur. 
 
 Crepps, J. William. 
 
 Crozier, Walter. 
 Day, Albert L. 
 Ellis, Earl. 
 Floyd, Albert J. 
 Floyd, Robert. 
 Garrett, Lee C. 
 Garrett, Lin. 
 Garritson, Perry. 
 Hanna, A. R. 
 Harmon, Frank. 
 Harmon, Roy. 
 Havs, Dwyer. 
 Holbrook, Bert. 
 Hudson, Wray L. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Dietle, Tom, 
 discharged. 
 Frye, Norman F., 
 discharged. 
 Fulton, John §., 
 discharged. 
 Hays, Gene, 
 discharged. 
 Jenkins, Arthur, 
 discharged. 
 Martin, P.. W., 
 discharged. 
 McGinley, Clarence, 
 discharged. 
 McNeal, John S., 
 discharged. 
 Pinwell, Dan, 
 discharged. 
 Rodgers, M. R., 
 discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 loan and Red Cross campaigns, etc. 
 
 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 Hurst, George D. 
 Hurst, Sam P. 
 Kellar, Edwin A. 
 Kinkade, H. Shannon. 
 Mack, Ellis. 
 Millison, Ed. 
 Moore, Ray. 
 McBrian, Ralph. 
 McGill, Buree. 
 Owen, Earl. 
 Rayburn, John. 
 Roberts, John W. 
 Robinson, Ed. 
 Samues, Doyle. 
 Sherrod, Leslie. 
 Short, J. Ike. 
 Simmons, Frank. 
 Sleeth, Ivan. 
 
 Smith, Cecil L. 
 Staugh, John I. 
 Taylor, O. Leroy. 
 Thompson, S. 8S. 
 Thrasher, J. W. 
 Warren, Clarence R. 
 Watson, E. E. 
 Wemmer, Ben. 
 Westlake, Charles E. 
 Williams, Alvin H. 
 Williams. Walter E. 
 Wilson, Dean. 
 Wintermute, Earl. 
 Woodworth, Brother. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Rost, Charles, 
 discharged. 
 Starmer, P. B., 
 discharged. 
 Stephens, Frank, 
 discharged. 
 Stephens, Harry, 
 discharged. 
 
 Strait, Elmer, 
 discharged. 
 Thornhill, Orb, 
 discharged. 
 Tucker: Tide, 
 discharged. 
 Williams, Levi, 
 discharged. 
 Wilson, Wilbur, 
 discharged. 
 
Captain: 
 Benson Armstrong. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Ralph B. Williams. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Albert L. Flanner. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Kellog, Percy L. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Flook, John F. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 Elliott, Carl A. 
 Rawie, T. J. 
 Corporals: 
 Parsley, Harry. 
 Rife, Clay M. 
 Privates: | 
 
 Akiles, Fred M. 
 Allison, F. G. 
 
 Kansas State Guard. 
 
 STANLEY COMPANY. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Anderson, Jesse. 
 Baker, Robert. , 
 Bartlett, Troy. 
 Beardslee, O. H. 
 Blythe, R. L. 
 Boone, Clyde. 
 Bruton, Charles H 
 Bruton, Fred W. 
 Cannon, G. L. 
 Carr, Arno R. 
 Chaney, Robert B. 
 Divelbiss, B. S. 
 Divelbiss, E. N. 
 Dougan, Robert. 
 Ellis, C. O. 
 Filtingberger, Charles. 
 Granger, Fredrick. 
 Grigsby, Isaac. 
 Grigsby, Jesse E. 
 Hanson, Martin. 
 Holmes, L. H. 
 Holmes, R. H. 
 Holmes, R. H., Jr. 
 Holmes, W. B. 
 Justice, Louis. 
 Klapmeyer, O. F. 
 Klapmeyer, Wm. H. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 237 
 
 Privates—-Concluded. 
 
 Keltner, H. R. 
 Lawson, G. M. 
 Linder, John Z. 
 Linder, Press. 
 Lowman, John F. 
 Mathis, I. M. 
 McKinney, Giuic: 
 McKinney, H. R. 
 Nicholson, P. J. 
 Norris, P.M. 
 Parsley, Lloyd. 
 Quarles, V. J. 
 Shanahan, R. W. 
 Rawie, W. W. 
 Sharp, Frank B. 
 Sharp, Perry M. 
 Simpsin, Will. 
 Staten, Ernest. 
 Thompson, A..R. 
 Thompson, M. A. 
 Thurston, Lafe. 
 Weeks, S. D. 
 Whitaker, B. W. 
 Wyatt, Lambert. 
 Young, J. L. 
 
 Sergeant: Corporals—Concluded. Privates: 
 Campbell, D. S., Flook, Lester J., Pitt, H. F., discharged. 
 discharged. discharged. Pitt, R. L., discharged. 
 Grigsby, R. L., discharged. Shanahan, C. E., 
 Corporals: Lawson, W. A., discharged. discharged. 
 
 Allison, K. D., discharged. Myers, Vernon, discharged. 
 
 Allison, L. H., discharged. Wilkerson, F. W., 
 Briggs, C. P., discharged. discharged. 
 Briggs, G. D., discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 This company participated in the Red Cross sale at Stanley, May 26, 1918, and the Red 
 Cross sale at Morris, May 30, 1918; ass‘sted in the Red Cross and patriotic celebration, 
 Olathe, July 4, 1918. Performed guard duty and rendered other assistance; also won all 
 prizes at Stilwell Red Cross celebration, Stilwell, August 8, 1918. The organization was very 
 active in the third, fourth, and fifth Liberty and Victory loan campaigns. 
 
238 Adjutant General’s Department. 
 
 STUDLEY COMPANY. 
 
 Captain: Privates—Continued. 
 
 Harry Pratt. 
 
 First Ineutenant: 
 George W. Scott. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Alfred E. Mills. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 . Stout, Earl F. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 
 Turtle, Charles W. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 Corke, Paul H. 
 Currier, Charles H. 
 Jones, Claude C. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Davis, Charles. 
 Kemp, Lee A. R. 
 Pratt, William T. 
 
 Rawson, William A. 
 
 Senger, Leonard F. 
 Simon, Edward F. 
 Teater, Thomas C. 
 
 Musicians: 
 
 Johnson, Floyd E. 
 Walters, Fred D. 
 
 Privates: 
 Ackley, Erwin. 
 Best, Ivan E. 
 Black, Tom D. 
 Borger, Irwin P. 
 
 Brewster, Robert L. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Johnson, Herman E., 
 
 discharged. 
 Scott, Arthur M., 
 discharged. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Corke, Ray G., 
 discha rged. 
 
 Dickinson, George M., 
 
 discha rged. 
 
 Cain, Purl L. 
 
 Cane, John. 
 
 Carrick, Ernest D. 
 Chapman, Lawrence C. 
 Clifton, Garrett H. 
 Clifton, Lloyd R. 
 
 ‘Coffey, Charles M. 
 
 Conard, Ralph F. 
 Conard, Thomas A. 
 Corke, Clyde M. 
 Crawford, Cecil E. 
 Cunningham, Floyd. 
 Duckett, James E. 
 English, Roy L. 
 English, Walter S. 
 Epler, Fred J. 
 Fallis, John T. 
 
 Foll, Walter. 
 Foster, James. 
 Gaston, James H. 
 Gift, William F. 
 Gilmore, Lewis M. 
 Grinstead, William F. 
 Hanson, Oscar L. 
 Hayes, "Louis. 
 Haynes, Alva. 
 
 Hines, Jonathan O. 
 Hite, Albert B. 
 Jackson, Millard. 
 James, Carl E. 
 Kemper, James J. 
 Leamen, Roy C. 
 Mead, Orren A. 
 Merriweather, Homer C. 
 Morgan, John F. 
 Mowry, Lester L., Jr. 
 Mowry, Walter J. 
 McDowell, Joseph J. 
 
 Norton, George M. 
 Paigh, Samuel E. 
 
 LOSSES, 
 
 Cooks: 
 
 Mowry, Lester L., Jr., 
 discharged. 
 
 Simon, George F., 
 discharged. 
 
 Artificer: 
 
 Epler, Ralph H., 
 discharged. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 McGuire, Christopher C. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Parks, John E. 
 Phelps, Orin R. 
 Pratt, Abraham. 
 Pratt, George H., Sr. 
 Pratt, John F. 
 
 Pratt, John R. 
 Pratt, Joseph C. 
 Pratt, Robert T. 
 Randolph, Chester G. 
 Raney, Earl D. 
 Rawson, John J. 
 Rennard, John C. 
 Russell, Con. 
 
 Sample, John P. 
 Schizas, Manos. 
 Schropp, Max M. 
 Scott, Frank M. 
 Shapley, Howard A. 
 Shipley, Raymond E. 
 Simon, Orin R. 
 Simon, Walter S. 
 Small, James H. 
 Small, Owen T. 
 Smith, Benjamin S. 
 Smith, Walter R. 
 Storer, Olin. 
 
 Teater, Daniel E. 
 Teater, Karl C. 
 Transue, Roscoe J. 
 Treu, John. J. 
 
 Trew, Ernest T. 
 Wanamaker, Charles R. 
 Wilcox, Elisha R. 
 Wilcox, William H. 
 Wilcox, William §. 
 Williams, Charles E. 
 Williams, George F. 
 Woods, John R. 
 Yocum, Mark A. 
 Zimmerman, Thomas E. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Best, Charles N., 
 discharged. 
 
 Clifton, William McKinley, 
 discharged. 
 
 Ewer, Rolo S., discharged. 
 
 Hyde, Walter R 
 discharged. 
 
 Moyer, Warner A., died. 
 
 Pratt, George H., Jr., 
 discharged. 
 
 Schroop, Bert, discharged. 
 
 The company participated in several public functions, such as flag raisings, public funerals, 
 Red Cross work; in fact, the company was on hand whenever there was anything doing. It 
 conducted military funerals for members of our company who died and assisted at the fu- 
 nerals of several of the boys who died in the various military camps. No one ever asked in 
 vain for the services of Company A, Kansas State Guard. We were ready, day or night, to 
 do what could be done to the best of our ability, and I wish to state that it is a great pleas- 
 ure to have had the honor of commanding this company. 
 
Kansas State Guard. 209 
 
 ToreKA ComMPANIES—(Colored). 
 
 Captain-Judge Advocate: 
 
 Elisha Scott. 
 
 Captain: 
 Robert L. Hamilton. 
 
 COMPANY A. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Robert H. Martin. 
 
 No muster-out roll furnished. 
 
 Captain: 
 H. I. Monroe. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 James Johnson. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 B. F. Payne. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Bradshaw, Clarence. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Edmonds, Henry. 
 
 COMPANY B. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Daniels, C. C. 
 Daniels, Fred. 
 Davis, Peter. 
 Dennis, Harry. 
 Donnelly, Elliott. 
 Dotson, John. 
 Drain, Edward. - 
 Edmonds, Henry. 
 Estes, Reuben. 
 Etherly, Albert. 
 Evans, Earl E. 
 Fisher, Harry. 
 Fisher, Jerry. 
 Fitchue, James. 
 Floyd, Roberts. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 William Bradshaw. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Moss, -C. C. 
 Murry, Henry. 
 Oliver, Wendell. 
 Packer, W. M. 
 Parks, Alexander. 
 Payne, A. J. 
 Payne, Samuel. 
 Perkins, Ben. 
 Poynter, Leonard. 
 Reed, Taylor. 
 Reeves, Leslie. 
 Ridley, E. 
 
 Robb, Carl. 
 Roberts, Peter. 
 Scott, Elisha. 
 
 q ; Foster, Robert. Shaw, Lary. 
 
 Sergeants: Gaines, William. Sims, R. §. 
 Morgan, Robert. Gordon, Ernest. Smith, George W. 
 Peak, Mell C. Graham, V. A. Smith, Ira. 
 
 Corporal: 
 Seales, Green. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Alexander, Ivan. 
 Anderson, John. 
 Beard, David. 
 Beck, E. W. 
 Bigbee, Bayless. 
 Brannock, Leroy. 
 Brooks, Abraham. 
 Brown, Samuel. 
 Burton, Benjamin. 
 Burton, Curtis. . 
 Burton, Dwight. 
 Conley, Edward. 
 Cooper, W. D. 
 
 Graves, G. F. 
 Hardison, 
 Hare, James H. 
 Hatcher, William. 
 Hawkins, 8S. P. 
 Hickerson, E. E. 
 High, S. W. 
 Holman, J. J. 
 Howard, F. H. 
 Johnson, Jack. 
 Johnson, R. J. 
 Jones, Edward. 
 King, Leonard. 
 Knott, Lewis. 
 
 Lane, Ben. 
 
 Martin, George. 
 Martin, James R. 
 Morrow, George K. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Smith, William. 
 Spears, Carl. 
 Starnes, John. 
 Thompson, Fred. 
 Thompson, George 
 Thompson, Robert. 
 Todd, W. E. 
 Tucker, Robert. 
 Walker, Joe. 
 Washam, R. 
 White, Scotty. 
 Williams, Oscar. 
 Williams, Terry. 
 Williams, Theodore. 
 Williams, William. 
 Willis, Horace. 
 Wims, William. ° 
 
 B. 
 
 This company took part in parades; guarded the railway stations during the departure of 
 troops and on other public occasions. 
 
240 Adjutant General's Department. 
 
 Captain: 
 Benjamin H. Dunbar. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 D. W. Wilson. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Victor B. Bassett. 
 
 Sergeant: 
 Wilson, William B. 
 
 Corporals: 
 Buster, Charles L. 
 Hammond, Drew R. 
 Hill, Hugh. 
 Jaggers, Jerry M. 
 Prouty, Salem M. 
 Shriver, Robert. 
 Teegarden, Roy L. 
 
 Musician: 
 lainey, di. (Ox 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Buster, Claude A. 
 Buster, John I. 
 
 Tyro CoMPANY. 
 
 Privates—Continued. 
 
 Butler, Heber. 
 Couch, Samuel A. 
 DeLozier, Charles R. 
 DeWitt, Heber H. 
 Doss, Samuel. 
 Douglass, A. Lawrence. 
 Dowling, Oliver F. 
 Durst, Alexander. 
 Durst, Henry. 
 Fields, Charles T. 
 Fields, John C., Jr. 
 Gilliland, Amulek. 
 Gilmore, Lloyd D. 
 Gilmore, Walter J. 
 Harding, James A. 
 Harding, Merle J. 
 Hill, William T. 
 Hiteshew, York. 
 
 Hollingworth, Edward M. 
 
 Hollingworth, Ivan. 
 Howard, Truman. 
 Ingmire, Arthur D, 
 Jaggers, Ivy W. 
 Jones, Henry D. 
 Jordan, Albert L. 
 Koger, Melvin. 
 Koger, Murrill K. 
 Lane, Joe. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Mason, William. 
 Matthews, William C. 
 Mitchell, W. A. 
 McGhee, Roy D. 
 McGhee, Samuel N. 
 McKee, Harry A. 
 Orr, Leander. 
 Parks, William H. 
 Parsons, Oliver A. 
 Prouty, Strauder M. 
 Rathburn, George T. 
 Ray, William H. 
 Roper, Harvey J. 
 Smith, Frank H. 
 Smith, Leroy H. 
 Snell, Clarence E. 
 Souders, John H. 
 Sutton, John R. 
 Tasker, John H. 
 Tuttle, Jasper Wesley. ° 
 Williams, Jessie A. 
 Wood, Perry. 
 
 Yoe, Walter E. 
 Young, Fred M. 
 
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 No report was rendered by the Tyro company covering its war-time activities. 
 
 Captain: 
 Almon H. Barber. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 William C. Ringeisen. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Ransom R. Baker. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Pierce, Vern. 
 
 Quartermaster Sergeant: 
 Bjurkland, Ernest H. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 Engberg, David. 
 Huitt, Elmer F. 
 Johnson, Oscar. 
 Sexson, John BE. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Alvord, Fred R. 
 Bjorklund, Arthur. 
 
 WESKAN COMPANY. 
 
 Corporals—Concluded. 
 
 Carlson, Paul. 
 
 Cox, Clarence Jackson. 
 Teed, Earl. 
 
 Wood, Clarence. 
 
 Cook: 
 Chaney, Elmer. 
 
 Musician: 
 Weed, Theodore. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Bergquist, John G. 
 Brees, Ernest. 
 Brees, Roy. 
 
 Cox, Everett L. 
 Cox, Harold. 
 
 Cox, Wilbur. 
 Curtis, James. 
 Emond, Thomas. 
 Emond, William. 
 Flanery, Robert C. 
 Gauss, Michael I. 
 Gordon, Alben. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Hoyt, Charley M. 
 Hunter, Thomas G. 
 Johnson, George C. 
 Leffingwell, L. W. 
 Lutz, William H. 
 Marsh, Erl. 
 
 Miller, Carl G. 
 McCartney, Glenn J. 
 Nystrom, Carl A. 
 Okeson,; Olof. 
 Padgett, Andrew I. 
 Padgett, Leo. 
 
 Putt, Edward H. 
 Richard, Carl. 
 Richard, John. 
 Roundtree, Vern. 
 Rosendall, Christ. : 
 Samuelson, Lawrence. , 
 Satterfield, James E. 
 Shelley, Luther M. 
 Swanson, Clarence E. 
 Swanson, Nels David. 
 Swartz, Hugh W. 
 Wilcox, Guy E. 
 Wilder, William A. 
 
 The Weskan Company assisted in all war-time activities, rendering every possible service. 
 
Kansas State Guard. 241 
 
 WINFIELD COMPANY. 
 
 Captain: Privates—Continued. 
 
 Will French. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 Ralph D. Peters. 
 
 Second Lieutenant: 
 Charles E. Allen. 
 
 First Sergeant: 
 Drennan, C. M. 
 
 Sergeants: 
 
 Pritchard, D. G. 
 Ray, C. W. 
 
 Corporals: 
 
 Burney, James. 
 Daves, John C, 
 Pontius, D. L. 
 Rembaugh, C. E. 
 Stalleop, W. W. 
 Stuber, Ralph T. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Adams, G. Clinton. 
 
 Allen, C 
 
 Backus, Tom W. 
 Bailey, V. E. 
 Ballien, Frank E. 
 Barnes, W. T. 
 Beard, W. T. 
 Beavers, F. T. 
 Benniac, Thomas. 
 Bird, B. 
 
 Captain: 
 
 R. R. Gilbert, resigned. 
 
 First Lieutenant: 
 
 James Helt, resigned. 
 
 Bloomfield, R. H. 
 Brooks, Will. 
 Brown, George S. 
 Brown, Guy M 
 Burdette, Penrose. 
 de! Will Sey. 
 Chase, 
 
 Clark, a Ka 
 
 Clay, Va. F. 
 Crandall, W. H. 
 Crawford, L. B. 
 Crawford, S. M. 
 Danford, G. S. 
 Dauber, I. A. 
 Dodson, Maurelle. 
 Drake, W. O. 
 Dudey, M. H. 
 Dutton, D. D. 
 Finch, J.-H: 
 Fink, Ellis. 
 
 Forbes, Charles E. 
 Foster, W. D. 
 Gentry, Ivan E. 
 Gooch, W. E. 
 Goodman, He -B: 
 Grantham, Harold. 
 Grantham, John. 
 Guy bP He 
 Hanlen, Homer. 
 Hart, Harry. 
 Henthorne, Lawrence. 
 Hiigel, Clyde. 
 Jobes, W. A. 
 Johnston, Tom D. 
 Kanoga, E. G. 
 King, A. L. 
 
 LOSSES. 
 
 Corporal: 
 
 Wilson, R. M., resigned. 
 
 Privates: 
 
 Beach, Bert O., resigned. 
 Bridges, Boyd H., resigned. 
 
 Horton, Harry, resigned. 
 
 ACTIVITIES. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Kong, Harry. 
 Kinninmonth, E. P. 
 Latta, R. B. 
 Lawrence, Harry. 
 Leavell, G. E. 
 Lefler, C. E. 
 Martin, C. A. 
 Moore, L. D. 
 McGregor, J. F. 
 Noble, A. L. 
 Patterson, W. G. 
 Reed, Ralph. 
 Sage, W. J. 
 Schwantes, John. 
 Shockey, Earl. 
 Snowhill, A 
 Snyder, A. K. 
 Snyder, H. L. 
 Spengler, H. H. 
 Stoutimore, F. L. 
 Stutzman, Ira. 
 Swenson, John. 
 Talla, Henry N. 
 ‘erry. 1. 15, 
 Thorp, G. M. 
 (Ehorp ss Wow. 
 Tuttle, E. G. 
 VanDeWater, George H. 
 Virden, Harry Lee. 
 Wade, J. N. 
 Watson, W. W. 
 Woodson, R. C. 
 Wooley, Howard. 
 Wycoff, C. S. 
 
 Privates—Concluded. 
 
 Hudson, Eugene, resigned. 
 
 Martin, Jarvis, resigned. 
 
 Sumpter, Henry L., 
 resigned. 
 
 Warner, Kern, resigned. 
 
 The Winfield company. Kansas State Guard, was called upon to perform guard duty at 
 nights at the library in this city, which was at that time headquarters for the Cowley chap- 
 ter of the Red Cross. This duty was performed throughout the spring and summer of 1918. 
 The company was also called out upon several occasion to do guard duty over the mills and 
 wholesale groceries of the city upon occasions which were deemed advisable. As the indi- 
 viduals of the organization were nearly all members of the local committee to work for the 
 Liberty loans, Red Cross and other campaigns, the organization did not take part in any of 
 these campaigns as a unit. The company was also called out for duty in connection with the 
 work of these campaigns, at one time to perform guard duty and handle the crowd at a war 
 exhibition train, and at another time to guard a government airship which remained in 
 town some twenty-four hours. 
 
 All other work was of a routine nature, the company drilling once a week regularly, until 
 after the Armistice was signed. A good attendance was the rule and consequently the men 
 progressed nicely in close order drill and were given considerable work in extension order 
 formation, guard duty, etc. 
 
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