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From the Logan Banner of Logan, WV, comes this story titled “Logan County Boys Killed or Wounded,” dated November 8, 1927:
Logan County Boys Killed or Wounded
Prayers in behalf of peace are suggested for Armistice Day by President Coolidge. It will likewise be proper to recall the names of those who sacrificed most in the cause of peace, who died or were wounded in the dreary days before the signing of the Armistice ended the most colossal conflict of all history. Twenty young men from Logan county were killed in action. Half that number died of wounds. Their names and the names of others who died in the service of their country a decade ago are reproduced from the official records:
Killed in Action
Willard Ball
Clarence Bartram
Floyd W. Clay
Newton Cook
Tony Curia
Oscar Dial
Edward Gunther
David Hensley
Roy Lowe
John B. McNeely
John Martin
William F. Munsey
James L. Robinson
Roy Simms
Willie F. Smith
Bee Stewart
Mike Tarka
Ulysses B. Vance
Peter White
Keefer Jennings Whitman
Died of Wounds
John L. Blankenship
Elmer Cook
Homer Hobbs
Noble J. Lax
Lawrence Marcuzzi
Denver Mullins
William R. Nowlan
Haskell Phillips
Henry H. Runyan
Harold Thompson
Died of Disease (A.E.F.)
Thomas J. Cox
Fred E. Hahne
Joe Hardy (colored)
Clyde Jeffrey
Johnie Johnson (colored)
Allen Tabor
Homer Vance
Levi J. Vance
Died of Disease in U.S.
William O. Bailey
Elbert Billups
James Linford Brown
Elbert Carter
Wounded in Action
Albert Adams
Zatto Adkins
William H. Adkins
Lovel H. Aldredge
Willie Allen
Frank Bell
Elisha Ball
Frank J. Bell
Walter S. Blake
Everett Blankenship
Tom Boring
George F. Breeden
Hill Brewster
Charles Brewster
Hirse C. Brown
Allen Bryant
Floyd Chambers
James Chapin
Greenway Christian
Guy T. Conley
George E. Covey
Ella Craddock
Dan Craft (colored)
Jim F. Crawford
John H. Crittenden
James G. Cyrus
Thomas Y. Davis
Bird Dingess
Rector H. Elkins
James M. Ellis
Carl Ellis
Frank Ferrell
Sidney Ferrell
Robert L. Gore
Burton W. Gore
Ben H. Gosney
Meddie Graley
Orvil Grubb
Earl Hager
William E. Hanshaw
John H. Harris
William Harris (colored)
Stonewall Hensley
James Jackson (colored)
Albert Jeffrey
Henan Jarrell
Ned Johnson
Floyd Johnson
Thomas P. Justice
Luther Lacy
Tony Ladas
Charles Burton Litten
George Luty
Herbert L. McKinney
Nick Malozzo
Clifton Manns
Bill Manville
Ben Maynard
William D. Maynard
George Meadows
Shellie Moxley
Charlie M. Munsey
Spencer Mullins
Thomas R. Newman
Clarence W. Parkins
James E. Peters
Arle J. Price
Alfred Prichard
Finne Walter Pugh
Bert Rayborn
Frank C. Reynolds
John Roberts
Dennie Robertson
Jennings Robinson
Otto Sanders
Burnie G. Sanson
Lee Shelton
John A. Shepherd
Clarence Smith
John Smith (colored)
Mack Smith
Patsy Vance
Frank Ward (colored)
John L. Ward
Charlie Warcovies
Thomas Weir
Joseph White
John B. Wilkinson
Frank C. Wilcoxen
Tom Williams
Will Wilson (colored)
Jasper Wooten
Wilson Workman
It seems likely there are errors of spelling in the foregoing list, and perhaps some names have been omitted from the roster from which this list was copied. Desiring a complete and perfect list The Banner will appreciate having its attention called to any omissions or misspellings.
Logan (WV) Banner, 9 September 1921.
Brandon Ray Kirk 