ADAMS, Harvey Edward	AIKEN, Clark	AKIN, Daniel Deloss
AKINS, William Clark	ALLEN, Chester William	ALLEN, Judson L.
ALLEN, Leary Arbon	ALLEN, Leavy Arbon	ANTONIO, Tanata
ANTONTA, Zanata	APPERSON, Albert Ralph	APPERSON, James William
ARMON, S. B.	AUDET, Louis	AUDIT, Louis
AULT, Bird/Byrd	AULT, William B.	AVERY, John H.

BAFFORD, Charley Elza	BAILEY, Claris Dawson	BAILEY, Otis Edward
BARNES, B. F.	BARNES, Edgar L.	BARTON, Ode Walker
BARTON, Oscar Silis	BARTON, Oscar Solis	BARTON, Ozzie (?) Walker
BARTON, Silas F.	BASS, Charles A.	BATTLES, Harley Franklin
BATTY, Clyde	BAUER, Joe	BEAUDOIN, Frank
BECK, Ehrman	BECK, Ehrman Bland	BEEM, Warner Joseph
BEEMAN, Charley	BEERS, Eugene M.	BEESON, Harry Carbon
BELL, Charles Frederick	BELL, Smith	BELLOWS, Eldon Roscoe
BENNETT, Jesse Joe	BERRY, John Wesley	BERRY, Walter Scott
BIRD, Clifford J.	BIRD, Richard William	BIRD, William Richard
BISHOP, Orange Ray	BLY, Walter Carl	BOSWELL, Leonard
BRANDON, Walter Thomas	BRATTON, John Henderson	BRIGHT, Theodore
BRINES, Wilbur	BRINES, Wilbur Otis	BROOKS, George Glenn
BROWN, Frank W.	BROWN, Lawrence Caldwell	BRUCE, Henry Harrison
BUE, Christian	BUE, Peter	BURDETT, Joseph Max
BURLEIGH, Sylvester	BURLEIGH, Walter	BUTLER, James Ellsworth

BERNER, Robert
Machine Crew, E. Battery-Chateau Thiery.

BEST, Garnet Douglas
Navy - Radio Operator

BURLEIGH, Wendell S. - Navy 18 Apr 1917

BORK, William

CAMPBELL, Owen Hansird	CANNON, Everett - U.S. Army	CANNON, Everett Lester
CARBONNEAU, Ernest	CARLSON, Gottfred Julius	CARPENTER, Lloyd Cecil
CARPER, Alfred Elmore	CASTLE, Oliver	CHRISTY, Burlin Claud
CHRISTY, Henry	CLARENCESON, Antonio Davide	CLARK, Charles S.
CLARK, Dan	CLARK, Robert Otis	CLEMENS, James Clinton
CLOE, Pearl Perdue	COBBS, William Wesley	COLE, Commodore Walter
COLE, Ernest Eaton	COLLINS, Howard	COLLINS, William G
COLOMBART, Ermete	COLPITTS, Robert	CONANT, Parks (?) Delbert
COOK, J. A.	COOK, Lester William	CORAGO, Raymond
CORKINS, Vernon	CORNELISON, Alvin J.	COUCH, Alfred
COUCH, Leo King	CRANDALL, Edward	CRANE, Vesta Voina
CRANE, Vesta Volley	CRAWFORD, Robert Edward	CUSSENS, Henry N.
CUSSINS, Henry N.

DAGGETT, Francis Ward	DAIS, J.C.	DAKAN, John B. Allen
DALE, Chauncey N.	DALLAS, Carl	DARR, George J.
DAUGHERTY, Clyde	DAVIDE, Decundide (?), Antonio	DAVIES, Clarence Frank
DAVIES, Wilfred Edward	DAVIS, Alexander B.	DAVIS, Clarence
DAVIS, Clarence Frank	DAVIS, Clyde	DAVIS, Francis Brayton
DAVIS, Wilford	DAVIS, Wilfred Edward	DESLER, John
DOAK, William Aaron	DOWN, Roy	DOWNING, Harvey Surba
DOWNING, Harvey Zirba	DOWNING, William McKinley	DRISKELL, Joseph
DUNBAR, Charles Edward	DUNBAR, Charles W.	DUNBAR, Raymond
DUNCAN, Leonard	DUNKIN, Leonard M.	DUNN, Alonzo
DUNN, Frank

DALE, James Edgar
James lived in Flora when he enlisted in WWI. He served in France during the War.
Ione Dale Adolf

DUCKETT, Armel Lee
U.S. ARMY. 4th Division. Cook.
Served in Bordeau, France and occupation duty in Germany.

FALLOWS, Guy	FARRELL, John F.	FEIT, Roy J.
FELDS, Jessie	FIELDS, Jess	FIELDS, Jessie
FINSTAD, Hans	FISCHER, Frank Edward	FISHER, Charles S.
FISHER, Frank Edward	FISHER, Guy	FLEENER, L. E.
FLOYD, Roy - U.S. Army	FLOYD, Ray - U.S. Army	FORDICE, Erville Clinton
FORT, Earl Stephen	FOSTER, Charles W. Luther	FOSTER, Harry Joe
FOSTER, Roscoe Kellog	FOX, Harry Luther	FOX, Harry Lutner

GABRIEL, Guy E.	GARLAND, Adam Clayton	GIBSON, Harry
GIBSON, Harry Raymond	GILES, Ollie Columbis	GILHAM, Harry L.
GLASSEY, Archie Reginald	GOBEL, Charles Robert	GOEBEL, Anthony Albert
GOEBEL, Charles Robert	GOEBEL, Robert - Marine Corps	GOEBEL, William Frank
GOERTZEN, Dan	GRAHAM, Albert Wesley	GRAVES, John Ward
GROSHONG, Merril E.	GUMERMAN, Max	GUMMERMAN, Max
GUSTAFSEN, Emil John Torsten	GUSTAFSON, Oscar Frederick E.	GUSTAVSON, Emil John Torsten

HAGEN, Alfred *	HAINLINE, Orien Ray	HAKANSON, Axel
HAMBELTON, Harold	HAMILTON, Charles Shelby	HAMILTON, Harold
HAMILTON, Harrison	HAMILTON, Ralph E.	HAMMACK, Chester
HAMMACK, Newton	HANEY, Earl	HARDEN, John B.
HARDIN, John Baptist	HARRIS, Dow	HARRIS, Joseph E.
HARRIS, Leonard H.	HARSIN, Clyde	HAWLEY, Albert Ford
HAYES, Everett O.	HEMINGER, Jasper A.	HEMINGER, Joseph Alphonso
HENDERCANDIDO, Thurman Brisco	HENDERSON, James Robert	HENDERSON, John
HENDERSON, Thomas (?) Briscoe	HESCOCK, Adrian	HILTON, Floyd Oscar
HOCKETT, Dr. C.T.	HOFFMAN, F.R.	HOGAN, Roy C.
HOLMES, Governor P.	HORRELL, Samuel Martin	HUDSON, Jacob Ray
HUFFMAN, Samuel	HULSE, Ernest Earl	HUNTER, Noah Paul
HYLTON, Alex	HYLTON, Floyd Oscar	HYLTON, Jasper
HYLTON, Joseph	HEASTY, Kearns R. Served in WWI. Was very active in the American Legion and later in the VFW (Eagle Cap Post 4307). This information contributed by Claudine Willis

JACKSON, William Lester	JAENSCH, Ed	JENKIN, Charlie Samuel
JEWELL, Clifford	JOHNSON, Gale	JOHNSON, Gale Shelton
JOHNSON, Irvin	JOHNSON, John	JONES, Leonard Charles
JONES, Leourad Charles	JORDON, Leonard	JORDON, Marion Eugene
JORGENSEN, Chris Alfred	JORGENSON, Carl Marius	JUNKON, Charlie S.

LaLONDE, W.K.	LAMPKINS, Oscar	LAMPKINS, Oscar Van
LANGE, Clarence S.	LARKIN, Wayman B.	LAVERTY, Arnold H.
LEININGER, Chester	LESLIE, Frank L.	LEWIS, James W.
LEWIS, John C.	LINDSAY, Ed	LIGHTFOOT, Dick
LIGHTLE, Marsh	LLOYD, Alvin	LONG, Calvin A.
LONG, Calvin E.A.	LONGLEY, Edmon James	LONGLEY, Edson James
LUNDQUEST, August W.	LUNDQUIST, August	.

McBATH, William Bethel	MACBURDETT, Joseph	McCLAREN, Joe Wallace
McCUBBIN, Charles L.	McCULLY, Roy C.	McFARLAND, Oscar
McFARLANE, Oscar	McGINNIS, Clifford Mark	McGINNIS, Herbert A.
McGINNIS, Herbert M.	McGINNIS, Odey B.	McGAUGHEY, Eddie Clarence
McLEAN, William Roderick	McMASTERS, Samuel E.	McPHERSON, Frank Garner

MAIZER, Walter	MAKIN, Mathew L.	MAKIN, Welden E.
MALLORY, Benjamin Owen	MALZER, Walter	MANNING, R.J.
MARKS, Archie Benjamin	MARKS, Elbert	MARKS, Ira Everett
MATHENY, Edwin	MATHENY, Lawrence	MAYNARD, George Wesley
MAYS, Claude Dallas	MAYS, Ervin Henry	MEDESKER, Peter LeRoy
MEDISKER, Clarence Pete Leroy	METTSOPULOS, George Jim	MILES, William Abial
MILLER, Ray Ivan	MONTEITH, James Wallace	MOODY, Cecil Ernest
MOORE, Varner	MOORE, Verner Lawrence	MORATH, Otto
MOREGAARD, James Luther	MORGAN, Ray Clifford	MORROW, Claude
MOSIER, I.E.	MOSIER, Lewis H.	MOSIER, Louis Howard
MULLEN, Arthur Benjamin	MULLINS, Truman	MURPHEY, Harvey E.
MURPHY, Arthur R.	MURPHY, William F.	MURPHY, William H.
MURRAY, Thomas George	MURRILL, Arley	MUTCH, Harvey - Marines
MOYS, Ervin Henry - 24 Jun 1918. Discharged 19 Jan 1919

PAGANT, Joe	PAPPAS, Bill Steve	PAPPAS, James Stive
PARKS, Elva Lee	PATTEN, Cecil Clay	PATTEN, J.L.
PATTEN, Leonard Ivan	PATTERSON, Samuel	PATTON, Leonard I.
PETTRY, George Henry	PLUMMER, Calvin E.	PLUMMER, Robert
POAGUE, Don Ray	POAGUE, John R.	POMEROY, Claud Jackson
POULSON, Ueleous	POULSON, Uleous	POVELTZ, Emil Gustave
POVELITS, Emil Gustave	POWELL, Hiram Owen	POWERS, Charles Oman
PROUT, Clarence Orlando	PURDIN, De (?)	PURDIN, George B.

RADMORE, Ted	RAMSEY, Corporal James	RATCLIFF, Ivan - Navy
RAY, Kasensco	RAY, Kostusico/Kosdusco	REAVIS, Claude H.
REAVIS, Emerson	REAVIS, Herbert - Navy	RENFROW, Homer E.
RENFROW, J.E.	RENFROW, James Elmer	RICE, Owen Robert
RICE, Thomas F.	RICHARDS, Charles	RICHARDS, George
RILEY, Hugh	ROBERTS, R.M., Dr.	ROGERS, Earl R.
ROUNSAVELL, Robert Wesley	RUNNING, Hans	RUSSELL, C.R.

Emerson Reavis Newspaper Article
	Herbert and Emerson Reavis at home in 1919. Sent by Jim Reavis

Lacy D. REECE Lacy D. Reece, born September 5, 1894 in Clearwater, Kansas, died January 22, 1975 in Milton-Freewater, Oregon. Served in the United States Army from September 9, 1918 to June 13, 1919, during WWI in England and France, as a Corporal with the Medical Detachment (whatever that is?) . Lacy was the first Post Commander for the Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States, Post 4307, which was organized and chartered on August 10, 1945 in Enterprise, Oregon. Contributed by Michelle Drayton-Fisher

SANDAY, F.A.	SANDAY, Ferdinand	SASSER, John Wesley
SASSER, Joseph H.	SAVAGE, Harry Albert	SAVAGE, Harvey Albert
SCHAEFFER, Earl Allison	SCHAEFFER, Oscar	SCHINDLER, Lawrence
SCHOLL, Jesse Martin	SCOTT, Kie	SCRIBER, Austin Leonard
SHEETS, John	SHELTON, Joseph	SHERIFF, Helmet S.
SHIRLEY, Chester Lee	SHRELL, Ivan I.	SHUMAN, Charles R.
SHUMAN, Evert Aldon	SHUMAN, Everett A.	SKAGGS, Guy E.
SMITH, Clark	SMITH, Tom	SMOOT, Charles
SOMMERHAUSE, Edward F.	SOMMERHAUSE, Henry Herman	SPANGLER, Goodhart
SPANGLER, Clarence Goodheart	SPENCER, Roy	SPENCER, William Course
STACY, Henry B.	STAMBAUGH, Alfred Shalby	STANDLEY, Art E.
STEVENS, Joseph V.	STONE, Sam F.	STROHM, Albert Fred
STUBBLEFIELD, Blaine	STUMBAUGH, Alfred S.	STURM, A. Dallas
STURM, Dallas

STEPHENS, Joseph Von

Article of Death in France.

Arthur Patterson Southwick

Arleta Galloway sent in this picture of Arthur.
The badge on Arthur's chest is a specialty badge. Across the top of the bar
should read either pistol or rifle sharpshooter. Both look alike but the pistol is smaller.

TEMPLETON, Jay Perkins	TERRY,Basil Clifton	THOMAS, Alen Annis
THOMPSON, Dr.	THOMPSON, Bee	THOMPSON, Clownie
THOMPSON, Ike	THOMPSON, Willie	THORNBURG, Harold - Navy
THROE, Raymond W.	TIPPETT, Roy K.	TITUS, Vernon Leigh
TOMPKINS, Clarence	TOMPKINS, George B.	TONEY, Joseph W.
TREMAIN, George Elmer	TUCKER, Benjamin B.	TUCKER, Benjamin Winford
TUCKER, George	TULLEY, Guy Allison	TURNER, A.E.
TURNER, Chauncey Guy	TOBIN, John P. - 5th Regiment, U.S. Marines

WADE, Barton	WADE, Clifford	WAGNER, J. Ronald
WAGNER, Jay R.	WAKEFIELD, William	WALKER, Albert K.
WARD, Vollie Lee	WARDEN, Harry R.	WARNOCK, Jessie - Army
WAUGHT, Elmer	WEAVER, John Isaac	WEBSTER, Willie
WELCH, O.D.	WERST, Willard Clem	WHETSTONE, Owney
WHITEHEAD, William Vernes	WILLIAMSON, E.I.	WILLIAMSON, R.L.
WILSON, Forrest/Forest Levi	WILSON, Park	WILSON, Roy N.
WINCHESTER, George	WISDOM, Clarence	WISE, Ralph
WISE, Ralph Roland	WOMACK, Osborne - Army	WOOD, Earl J.
WOOD, J.D.	WOOD, Lundy A.	WOOD, Nelson Leonard
WOOD, Sanford Manon	WORTMAN, Earl Merton	WORTMAN, Ord
WRIGHT, George Nathan	YANDELE, Harry	YOUNG, James
XEDES, George James

CARPER, W.W. (Willie Washington) - U.S. Army	CHAPMAN, Sanford E. - U.S. Army
CLAYTON, Alvin	COLEMAN, Harry Edward - U.S. Army
CONLEY, Marvin Wilson - Navy

ECKLEY, Grover C.	EDGAR, David Francis	EDGAR, Davis Francis
EDGMAND, Harold Emmett	EDWARDS, Albert W.	EMMONS, Lester Bloom
ENYART, Walter	EVANS, Anthony Lee	EVANS, Lloyd Donald

KALIVAS, Harry George	KEAGLE, Everett Ray	KEATING, Dan Clark
KELLOGG, Rosco	KENVILLE, Lloyd Alvin	KERNAN, John Edwin
KOSTICE, Gere John	KNODELL, Clayton LeRoy	KRUSE, Roy William*

NELSON, George Dewey	NELSON, Philip	NICHOLS, F.P.(?)
NICHOLS, Fred Roosevelt	NICHOLS, William Charles	NICOSON, Omer Bryan
NICOSON, William Aaron

OAKES, Charles	OAKES, Ed	O'BRIEN, Francis Michael
OLMSTEAD, Irl L.	OLSEN, Thomas	OLSON, Thomas
O'MALLEY, Thomas Singleton		ORR, Lee
O'TONEY, Charles	OTTO, Clarence W.	OWENBY, C.A

BERNER, Robert	BEST, Garnet Douglas	BORK, William
BURLEIGH, Wendell S.	CARPER, W.W.	CHAPMAN, Sanford E.
CLAYTON, Alvin	COLEMAN, Harry Edward	CONLEY, Marvin Wilson
HEASTY, Kearns R.	MOYS, Ervin Henry	Emerson Reavis
Herbert and Emerson Reavis	Lacy D. REECE	STEPHENS, Joseph Van
Arthur Patterson Southwick	WOOD, Frank Ellsworth	.

VANCEL, Samuel	VANCIL Samuel Cleveland	VAWTER, Clayton
VEST, Ellis Merrion