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Men of Gold
Thomas Winch Barrett, ex' 19, Mentor; Aviation Section Signal Corps.
Killed by a fall June 29, 191 7, at Tours, France. Barrett was the first soldier of
the regulai forces to lose his life after the United States entered the war.
John Clinton Bowman, '14 and '18, Columbus. Lieutenant in Medical Corps.
Died October 2 at naval hospital, Philadelphia, of pneumonia.
Gutiierie O. Burrell, '17, New Lexington. Lieutenant in Medical Corps
with 37th Division. Died in September, 191 S, from wounds received in action in
France.
Delbert D. Burris, freshmen veterinary, Sabina. Died November 16 in
the S.A.T.C. Barracks Hospital of influenza.
Charles A. Bruce, '95, Columbus. Died April 3, 1917, of pneumonia contracted
at Camp Sherman where he had been conducting classes in French for
officers.
Murton L. Campbell, ex '18, Wakeman. Lieutenant in Aviation Section
Signal Corps. Killed in action in France July 21, 1918.
Cyril Carder, ex '18, Corning. N, Y. Lieutenant in i6th Regiment. Killed
in action in I*"rance July 21, 1918.
Donald R. Charlton, ex '17, Bucyrus. Second Lieutenant 82nd U. S. Aero
Squadron. Killed by fall from plane July 22, 1918, at Camp Taliaferro, Texas.
Harold J. Courtney, '18, Columbus. Quartermaster on LI. S.S. Louisville.
Died of pneumonia at sea, September 21, 1918.
Carl R. Crites, ex '20, Lakeside. Reported in casualty list of November 12,
191 8, as having died of wounds.
Erwin L Danford, ex '16, Quaker City. Sergeant in the Marines. Died July
23, 1918, of pneumonia, after being wounded in action June 25.
Andrew C. Donohoe, freshmen engineering. South Charleston. Died of influenza
October 15, in the S.A.T.C. Barracks Hospital.
Charles ALvurice Elder, '15, New Lexington. Died of influenza at Camp
Sherman, October 5, 191 8.
Carey R. Evans, ex '18, Columbus. Killed in action in France April 6, 191 8.
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