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Audrain County, Missouri |
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Salvatore E Abbruzzi |
TEC4 DNB |
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Billy C Apel |
T SGT DNB |
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Andrew C Archer |
PFC KIA |
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Clifton Austin |
PFC KIA |
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Edward J Berns |
TEC 5 KIA |
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Earl C Booe |
PFC KIA |
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Virgil Brewer, Jr. |
PVT DNB |
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Ralph J Byars |
TEC 5 KIA |
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Lester C Castleman |
PVT DOW |
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Raymond R Ciochon |
PVT DNB |
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Clifford C Clarke |
2 LT DNB |
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Thomas C. Creed, Jr. |
CPL KIA |
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Thomas Del Mastro |
PFC DOW |
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Garland W Donaldson |
PFC KIA |
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James R Early |
SGT DNB |
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Ralph T Earnest |
SGT DNB |
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Suggett L Edwards |
SGT KIA |
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Darrell L Ferguson |
PVT KIA |
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Jessie G Fike |
PFC KIA |
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Judson R Forrestor |
TEC 4 DOW |
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Richie V Fountain |
1st LT KIA |
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WarrenL Franke |
23nd LT FOD |
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Charley Fry, Jr. |
PVT DNB |
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Phillip A Fry |
1sr LT FOD |
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Emmett J. Hall, Jr. |
2nd LT DNB |
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James O. Hase |
1st Lt KIA |
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Charles H. Heckler |
1st Lt FOD |
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William O. Heim |
2nd LT KIA |
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Elmer L Hendrix |
TEC4 KIA |
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EugeneR. Hepler |
SGT KIA |
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Herbert W. Hinze |
SGT KIA |
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George J Humphrey |
WOJG KIA |
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Donald D Jones |
TEC4 KIA |
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Claude E Keele |
T SC DNB |
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Roy M. Kettle |
SGT DOW |
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Urgel Lambert |
PVT KIA |
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Hubbard T. Long |
PFC DNB |
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Rolla M. Mayes |
PVT KIA |
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Forrest E. McCord |
PVT DNB |
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Warren E.McFarling |
PFC DNB |
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Clarence H Miller |
PFC KIA |
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Vincent Moranto |
PVT KIA |
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Gildo Panaccione |
S SC KIA |
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Adelbert C. Paris |
PVT DOW |
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Wallace W. Reichers |
PVT DOW |
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Lowell L Renner |
PFC KIA |
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William G. Riddle |
TEC5 DNB |
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Donald E Rondall |
2nd Lt KIA |
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Wallace W Smith |
PFC KIA |
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Chrles R Spradin |
PVT DNB |
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James W Spurling |
PFC KIA |
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James A Stewart |
2nd LT KIA |
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George W. Tomasson |
PVT DOW |
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Cloe L Tidball |
PVT KIA |
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Lester S White |
CAPT DNB |
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Harold R Williams |
TEC5 KIA |
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Harry L Williams |
PFC KIA |
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KEY: Name, rank, other letters, see below. |
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GERMAN PRISONER OF WAR Edward Whitehouse, a resident of Laddonia, was the only Audrain County resident captured by the German during the war. He was captured a short time after he went into action and released after the Armistice November 11, 1918- born in Barry, IL. Inducted at Mexico 10/4/1917 age 24 5/6YRS - CO K 354 INFANTRY TO 16 MAR/18; CO E 38 INFANTRY TO 24 FEB/19; CO M 362 INFANTRY TO DISCHARGE -PRISONER OF WAR FROM 15 JUL 1918 TO 6 DEC 1918
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Recipients of the Distinguished Service Cross |
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Lake (Marquis Lake) Dillard, Sgt. aged 24 2/3YRS when inducted, Lieut. of Laddonia and Mexico, received the D.S. C. award for extraordinary bravery and heriosm in action near Barricourt,France on November 1, 1918. He was subjected to heavy and intense machine gun fire and showed marked bravery while leading his men and capturing two guns and crews in a charge. CO A 354 INFANTRY TO DISCHARGE
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Charles Robert Hanger , 1st. Lieut. born 2 OCT1888 ( from Laddonia) a member the 356th Infantry of the 89th Division, received three decorations. He was decorated for going through heavy shell fire, leading a battalion which was lost, across the Muese in heavy fog, the last night of the war. He fought in the Meuse-Argonne battle and St. Mihiel and remained at the front from August 4th until Armistice Day. DISTINGUISHED SERV CROSS; FRENCH LEGION OF HONOR; FRENCH CROIX DE GUERRE; ENLARGED FRENCH CITATION CERTIFICATE for bravery in action.
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German Prisoners of War |
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Audrain County Women |
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Served in France as nurses:
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Served at Military Camps: |