October 11, 1918: Samuel Robinson McNair, class of 1920, died from bronchial pneumonia on the hospital ship, the USS Mercy. He served in the U.S. Ewing fought in the Battle of Verdun and the Metz advance. He belonged to Company A, 18th Infantry at the time of his death. Ewing, class of 1915, was killed in action at age 25. Sheldon served overseas from Juntil his death. Sheldon, class of 1914, was killed in action at the age of 28. He was 1st lieutenant in Company G, 125th infantry and was acting as intelligence officer of his battalion. He served with Company C, 111th Infantry. He participated in the Argonne Forest engagement and died of wounds at Bois de Chatel field hospital. Stewart, class of 1918, died at 26 years old. Army, and served overseas from Januuntil his death. He was a Master Engineer, Junior Grade with the Headquarters Company 107th Engineers, U.S. October 7, 1918: Alanson Bartlett King, class of 1919, age 23, died from lobar pneumonia. Army Motor Transport Corps, Company D, 307th Repair Unit. Wylie, class of 1917, died from Influenza lobar pneumonia at 23 years old. He was a corporal with the Medical Detachment Signal Corps. September 27, 1918: Ernest Elwin Peterson, class of 1915, died of lobar pneumonia at age 28. He died at the Naval Hospital in Charleston, South Carolina, at 21 years old. September 27, 1918: Otto William Wissmann, class of 1920, was a Seaman 2nd Class with the U.S. He served in the Headquarters Co., 122 Field Artillery, U.S. Luther, class of 1919, was killed in action at age 24. Was killed near the objective which had been assigned to him.” Rust was 25 years old. The citation states “The only remaining officer of the company, he led it to the attack with bravery and remarkable energy. Rust was awarded the French Croix de Guerre with Silver Star. He was wounded in action on August 29 while in battle Near Juvigny (Aisne). He was a 1st Lieutenant in Company K, 125th Infantry until his death. Rust, class of 1918, died on September 1, 1918. Text of James S Palmer’s citation (source: The City of Detroit Michigan 1701-1922) He served overseas in Company A, 1st Infantry, from May 22 until his death. Army PFC Samuel Rottenberg, class of 1919, age 22, was killed in action. Leveaux was killed in action at Chateau Theirry.Īugust 12, 1918: U.S. Lutz fought near Chery, Marne, France.Īugust 10, 1918: Cosmer Magnus Leveaux, class of 1917, died on Augat 21 years old. Lutz, class of 1920, Battery A, 119th Field Artillery, was killed in action at age 20.
He served in Company G., 32nd Infantry of the Michigan National Guard from Jto September 23, 1917, and in Company I, 126th Infantry until his death.Īugust 10, 1918: U.S. He was buried in cemetery 404 in Bezu-Saint-Germain, France.Īugust 5, 1918: Edwin Harold Ewing, class of 1917, died from wounds received in action during the Second Battle of Marne. He served overseas from February 17, 1918, until his death at age 27 from wounds received in action. McMillan, class of 1915, served with Company G, 126th Infantry. Harris (Image source: East Tennessee Veterans Memorial Association)Īugust 1, 1918: U.S.
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