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WILLIAM I. DEARDORFF, EX-’22 OCCOQUAM, VA. Inducted into Battery “A,” 315th Field Artillery, Camp Lee, Va., November 30, 1917 ; sailed tor France, May 26. 1918, from Norfolk, Va.; took an active part in three bat- tles on the American front and was severely wounded October 6, 1918; sent to Base hospital 116 and finally died, October 25, 1918; buried with hero’s honors at Ba .oilles, Vosges. EDGAR J. EYLER, ’15 THURMONT, MI). Enlisted on May 9, 1917; student at Officers’ Training School, Fort Niagara; com- missioned Second Lieutenant August 15, 1917; assigned to Co. “E,” 79th Division, Camp Meade; promoted to First Lieutenant and Battalion Gas Officer, Second Battalion; took active part in Sector 304, N. E. Verdun and Argonne Offensive; killed in action by stomach wound from Machine Gun bullet, October 1, 1918; buried with full military honors in Commune of Avoncourt (Meuse). RICHARD I. FITZPATRICK, EX-T7 ST. PAUL, MINN. Entered Officers’ Training School; transferred to Ground School for Aviators, Princeton, N. J.; graduated and sent to Camp Dick, Dallas, Texas, for practice flying; suddenly contracted pneumonia and died March 26, 1918; buried at St. Paul, Minn., with full military honors. RICHARD FREAS, EX-T5 BALTIMORE, MD. Enlisted in Navy before U. S. entry in the war ; stationed at Naval Training Sta- tion, as Third Class Yoeman; later promoted to first class; assigned to transport duty for trans-Atlantic service; promoted to Chief Yoeman and at death was Captain’s Writer; while carrying Captain’s mail to U. S. S. Mt. Vernon his motor gig was cut in half by a destroyer and he was drowned, July 24; buried at Naval Cemetery, Kcrfau- tras, Brest. RAYMOND L. HESSON, T7 TANEYTOWN, MI). Mustered into the service, April 30. 1919: served in 154th Depot Brigade: trans- ferred to 1 leadquarter’s Company of 313th Infantry, 79th Division, and was raised to Corporal Personal. Air-Mail Dept.; sailed for France in July; served with his regiment at the front until September 30; sent to hospital and died, October 6, of lobular pneu- monia. LAWRENCE G. R. HITCHINS, EX-TO FROSTBURG, MD. Entered Officers’ Training Camp. Fort Myer. June. 1917; after a week’s service was stricken with pneumonia and was critically ill for several weeks (this illness greatly im- paired his opportunities at Fort Myer): enlisted in Navy, July, 1918; again contracted pneumonia and died at Naval Base Hospital, Norfolk, Va. IRA E. LADY, EX-T8 ARENDTSVILLE, PA. Enlisted in the Infantry, November 6, 1917. and assigned to the 316th Infantry at Camp Meade; transferred to Camp Stuart, Virginia, and assigned to the Machine Gun Company of Fourth Infantry; sailed for France, April, 1918; saw active service at Chateau Thierry; sent to Officers’ Training School and later commissioned Second Lieutenant; assigned to 79th Division: wounded in fighting in Argonne Forest; sent to Evacuation Hospital No. 15, where he died November 22, 1918. 10
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