Harrisburg telegraph. (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, December 11, 1918, Page 8, Image 8

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51PENNA.MEN
KILLED INWAR
WITH THE HUNS
2,898 Reported in Casualties
Overseas by the War
Department
Washington, Dec. 11. —The total
number of casualties given out by
the War Department to-day amount
to 2.898. Of these 365 were killed
in action, and 61 Pennsylvanlans
were among this number. The sum
mary follows:
Killed In action 355
Died of disease 148
Wounded severely 1,184
Wounded, degree undeter
mined 617
Wounded slightly 468
Missing in action 234
Total, 2,818
Those reported this afternoon
are:
KILLED IN ACTION
Sergeants
William L. Bosbyshell, Philadel
phia.
Carl G. Dahlgren, Dahlgren.
Corporals
Harry L. Furry, Latrobe.
Alexander H. Kuhna, Oil City.
Ervin O. Sheßer, York.
Raymond Francis Knighton, York.
Privates
John J. Coen, Philadelphia.
William J. Kelly. Philadelphia.
Frank Morgan, Nantlcoke.
Frank E. Painter, Pottstown.
William Rose, Scranton.
Stephen Stasuk, Philadelphia.
George L. Stauffer, Dlllsburg.
Elmer L. Wiley, Hunter Run.
William Drummond, Manhelm.
Thomas Howell, Flnleyville.
William Kitto, Altoona.
Frederick Lingenfelser, Bradford.
John R. McAlee, Johnsonburg.
Walter E, Meier, Knox.
Joseph J. Quirk, Snow Shoe.
Morris Solatsky, Philadelphia.
Frank L. Vock, York.
Patrick P. Collins, McKeesport.
Alfonso in Pasquall, Betula.
Daniel Henkel, Connellsville.
Jgcob Hettrick. Bharon.
Donald W. Hill, Pittsburgh.
Stephen Michitlskl, Philadelphia.
Orvis K. Nodler, Geneva.
James S. Rose, Philadelphia.
Harry Sandrow, Philadelphia.
WOUNDED SEVERELY
lieutenants
Maxwell McKcen, Easton.
John A. Schaeßer, Fleetwood.
John J. Owens, Philadelphia.
Sergeants
Earl B. Relnert, West Reading.
Louis Ibberson, Lykens.
Charles M. Hoßman, Petersburg.
Corporals
Charles Andrew Wood, Mechan
fcaburg
Foster F. Hiteshew, Cairnbrook.
Oscar J. Schwenning, Ktttannlng.
Albert Lewis,- Woodlawn.
Joseph H. May, Beaver.
George W. Brader, Bethlehem.
William Klais, Jr., Philadelphia.
William H. Craig, Pittsburgh.
Mechanic
Daniel W. Alvord, Scranton.
Privates
Spencer Schaeßer, Reading.
Dewey A. Shlvely. New Brighton.
John Sterlock, Audenrled.
PlPetro Anania, Philadelphia.
Harry Brick, Philadelphia.
Warren A. Laucks, Hamburg.
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William L. Bortner, York.
Mike J. Buckshtre, Republic.
Calvin G. Crum, Wilmore.
John H. Dettra, KulpsvlUe.
Frank A. Eye, Philadelphia.
Louis Levan, Philadelphia.
Clyde J. Marks, Jersey Shore.
Timothy A. Reardon, Philadelphia.
Warren 8. Trlevel, Reading.
Stanley Brolienski, Glen Lyon.
John H. Carter, Osceola.
Edward Ward, Westvllle.
Sylvester Albert Fry, Lewistown.
William J. Gorskl, Latrobe.
Charles R. Hornlsh, Pittsburgh.
Hrent Hovspian, Philadelphia.
Christ F. Klefer, Philadelphia.
Alfred A, Crawford, Burnham.
Harry Walter Cross, Philadelphia.
William Harris, Peckville.
Charles 8. Kirschman, Philadel
phia.
Stephen Rapaski, Warrior Run.
John W. liartman, Gettysburg.
Harry llelneman, St. Clara Boro.
Frank Parente, Norristown.
Alexandro Pietrangelo, Philadel
phia. ♦
Michael Thomas, Lost Creek.
Oscar Long, Johnstown.
Michael Levltsky, Plttston. >
Martin J. Mllowski, Pittsburgh.
John S. Walker, Mountainsdale.
Harry Wallace, Philadelphia.
Floyd Brown Werts, Westport.
Guiseppe Gugliette, Philadelphia.
Peter Kochuba, Wilkes-Barre.
Edward Kotkisly, 1 jirksville.
Michael Larosky, Frackvllle.
Edward T. Sheppardj Folcroft.
Sherman R. Sllar, York.
William H. Brennen, Jessup.
William J. B. Adler, Glassport.
Jos. E. Frazer, McKees Rocks.
Wounded (Degree Undetermined.)
Sergeants.
Peter F. Malloy, Laceyvllle.
Clnrence L. Hendrlckson, l.anes
boro.
Corporals.
John F. Conrad, Philadelphia.
Daniel Morris Wolfgang, Mayport.
Privates.
Archie B. Chambers, New Bright
on.
John C. Coates. Bridgeport.
Michael Coupe, Germantown.
William Ceyrolles, Imperial.
Francesco Kato, North Braddock.
George A. Gerlach, West Philadel
phia.
William A. Gilmartin, Philadel
phia.
Fred H. Glelchman, Dunmore.
John 11. Heßner, Park.
Michael B. McCabe, Shamokin.
William Russell, liulstead.
Eugene T. Strait, Matamoras.
George Y. Vogel, AUentown.
William Warner, Coateaville.
Frank A. Weber, New Brighton.
■William R. Baker, Blalrsville.
Dwight Vernon Vulch, Westfleld.
Edward Fitzgerald, Philadelphia.
Edwin F. Ploeger, Carrick.
Major B. Williams, Chambers
burg.
Steve Juvena, Scranton.
Frederick M. Kollra, Scranton.
Charles Lexton, Media.
Philip Longo, Scranton.
William Philadelphia.
William J. Madison, Philadelphia.
Salvatore Zofrea, Shamokin.
Sergeants.
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY.
Elmer A. Jones, Plymouth.
George H. List, Pittsburgh.
Corporals.
Frank S. Folliner, Winfleld.
George Granville Gerhart, Per-
Parker R. Miller, Idaville.
Privates.
Ernest V. ttnearly, Lilly.
Alfred L. Turner, Philadelphia.
Charles J. Bauer, Philadelphia.
Eugene T. Cunningham, Dushore.
Samuel A. Gaydell, Pittsburgh.
Addison L. Holmes, Holmes.
Carl A. Holstrom, Pittsburgh.
Fred W. Jones, Hazleton.
William Kramer, Pittsburgh.
Quay E. Miller, Pittsburgh.
John Mink, Nesquehonlng.
Charles Myers, Philadelphia.
Cleon W. Peterman, Jamison City.
Lawson Peters, Klttaning.
MISSING IN ACTION.
Sergeants.
Craig C. Hill, Greensburg.
Corporals
Raymond Ervin McClellan, Cor
ryville.
Carman Most, Hocanaqua.
William H. Carles, Juniata.
James A. Jordan, Scranton.
Benjamin A. Ziesu, Stowe.
Privates.
Wilbert J. Long, Mt. Pleasant. .
Qulnto Marchetti, Pittsburgh.
William Matsavage, Bechferton.
Amos Aultman, Greensburg.
Charles J. Daly, Philadelphia.
Iran M. Frankenfleld, Cpopers
burg.
Meyer Barankin, Philadelphia.
Angelo Cavalano, Chester.
Jaeob Denhard, Philadelphia.
Guiseppe Dicelio, Kane.
Raymond Dissinger, Auburn.
Conrad ICggenberger, Greeley.
John 'J. Hurley, Philadelphia.
George 8. Johnson, Lancaster.
Speedy W. McCurduy, Indiana.
John McGlnley, Pittsburgh.
Albert I. Simon, Philadelphia.
Those repdrted this morning fol
low:
KILLED IN ACTION.
Lleutenfents.
Fay Mills Scott, Philadelphia.
Sergeant.
Joseph L. Freund, Knoxvllle.
Corporal.
Lorenso Lobaccaro, Philadelphia.
Privates.
Ralph Campbell, Ricliey.
Raffaele Dardee, Philadelphia. .
William L. DeckerholT, Hyndman.
Harry Deitsch, Pittsburgh.
William B. Evans, Lancaster.
William G. Fleegle, Mile Run.
James H. Kane, Franklin.
Randall G. Klinetob, Berwick.
Joseph Loscoskie. Parsons.
Samuel Silvermnn, Stroudsburg.
Henry T. Carpenter, Wllkinsburg.
Tommaso l.eonardis, Mauch
Chunk.
Accursio Pucco, Norristown.
Harold D. Beeley, Scranton. •
Thomas 8. Webster. Philadelphia.
DIED OF DISEASE. .
Corporal.
Charles M. Rawllngs, Peckville.
l*rivutes.
Oscar W. Beck, Fredericksburg.
Vincent J. Delvin, Branchdale.
Robert Hays, Franklin.
Walter 11. Jozwiak, Reading.
Harry E. Metzger, Lancaster.
John 11. Biemer, Mendville.
Edward J. Cantz, Philadelphia.
WOUNDED SEVERELY.
Lieutenant.
Walter E. Rebuck, Shtppensburg.
Sergeants.
Thomas Anthony Berkes, Spring
dale.
Jumes W. Croak, Lock Haven.
Guiseppe Maruca, Plttston.
William M. Boyd, Lancaster.
Patrick Tipping, Philadelphia.
Corporak
Frank J. Constantino, Lemoyne.
William E. Divine, Philadelphia.
Benjamin E. Wenlzel, Philadel
phia.
Melvin Riddell, Wllliamsport.
Paul E. Stock, Pittsburgh.
Wagoners.
Daniel F. Hurley, Benezette.
Michael J. McCabe, Philadelphia.
Privates.
Charlie Barone, Throop.
Joseph A. Butch, North Braddock.
John R. Conrad, Scranton.
John Eugene Woodward, Grover.
William O. Cole, Waynesburg.
Jacob Orea, Pittsburgh.
Lulgl Dedominick, Philadelphia.
Anthony Prioa, Pittsburgh.
Hirl Clark. Smlthfleld.
Earl Compton, Philadelphia.
James Downey, Philadelphia.
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Clarence F. Frey, Reading.
Carroll Roahon, Hatboro.
John Sorby, Pittsburgh.
Charles J. Hock, Fottaville.
Charlea F. Housman, Tarentum.
Metro Jepko, Atlas.
Daniel-J. Roth. Maryd.
Roy Sterner, Philadelphia.
James B. Collins, Palo Alto.
Raymond Dlokler, East Pittsburgh
Ephralm Fenstermacher, Eric,
George 8. Sweltzer, York.
Harry B. McCune, Columbia.
Carmelo C. Saladlno, Argentine.
Elmer E. Schaeffer, Philadelphia.
Ira C. Whlpkey, Normalvllle.
William E. Gee, Philadelphia.
Alfred W. Hanson, Greenville.
Joseph L. Klelnhans, Philadelphia
Harvey T. Scvhwoyer, Pottsvllle.
Russell Dewltt Underkoftler,
Quakertown.
Archibald T. Raskin, Drlfton.
Joseph C. Klinefelter, Franklin.
WOUNDED (DEGREE UNDETER -
MINED.
Lieutenant.
Chester A. Shingler, Juniata.
Sergeants.
Charles Robert Shwartz, York.
Raymond M. Dorsch, Kingston.
Charles Cook Hlbbs, Philadelphia.
Corporals.
Horace L. Fornacl, Philadelphia.
Oakley A. Killum, Hawley.
Warren Stocker, Plttston.
Raymond Decker, Philadelphia.
Bugler.
Michael Joseph Kosko, Scranton.
Mechanic.
John Benjamin Shingle, East Jun
iata.
Wagoner.
Harry A. Strauser, Richfield.
Cook.
Theodore Paisley, Munhall.
Teamster.
Paul Revere Barnes, Hanover.
George F. Brown, Swlssvale.
Nunzie De Socio, Philadelphia.
Oliver E. Faloon, Clarion.
Wallace Bryan, Hookstown.
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Privates.
Gerald E. Donnelly, Dickson City.
Ray H. Mullck. rihnmokln.
James E. Snyder, Pillow.
John W. Snyder, Puckerton.
Martin J, Cor.my, Olyphunt,
Wayne' Crlsssnan, Lowintown,
Gulseppe Dl Benedetto, Philadel
phia.
Herbert E. Garrison, Bench Haven
Frederick W. Kelch, Tamaqua.
Nell J. McCartney, Pittsburgh.
Charlts A. Mclntyre, Dun To.
Paul M. Malovlcn, Pittsburgh.
Charles Thompson Schech, Bed
ford.
Joeeph P. Gallagher, Philadelphia.
Emerson Houseknecht, ' Muncy
Valley.
Andrew Judlk, New Castle.
Joseph Maleskie, Wllllumstovvn.
SLIGHTLY WOUNDED.
Captains.
James Paul Lloyd .Philadelphia.
Stephen Elliott, Wllkes-Barre.
Lieu tenant.
David M. Wallace, Mlddlctown.
Sergeants.
Sarry C. Cole, Pittsburgh.
Wilton Shuker, Reading.
Corporals.
Charles A. Pierce, Berwick.
John G. Lynady, Carbondale.
Frederick Zaph, Falrchance.
Bugler.
Michael Renzulli, Philadelphia.
Corporals.
James G. Humpis, Warren.
Clayton Fltzpatrlck, Olyphant.
Ellwood Kerkeslager, Philadelphia
John Egberts, Bloomsburg.
Wilbur HoeUenberry, Duiicaniioii.
Raymon James Pearson, Green
ville.
James F ; Winter, Pittsburgh.
ITivntes.
George Myers Thompson, Pitts
burgh.
Jacob Cohen, Philadelphia.
Charles F, Hagen, Johnstown,
John Jlsnnalale, Philadelphia,
John M, Keating, Johnstown,
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