History of Westchester County, New York, Vol. II
Harry R., Warren, Ralph W., Walter, John J., Whetstine, Sherman, Wesley, Charles, Wilson, James C, Weaver, Turner, Walden, Emmet R., Waggerby, Prince W., Wilson. Harry E., Waite, Cecil, Wedell, Jesse P., Weber, Fred, Wilcox, Sherman, Welton, George W., Jr., Werber, Carl T„ Watson, Lucien C, Wilken, William J., Walsworth, Henry J., Winegar, Guy L., Wright, Frank L., Weaver, John 6., Washburn, Herschel, Wise, Velmi L." Walter, Charles O., Zeller, John V., Zeller, Ellis R., Yates, Raymond.
Registratiton of June, 1918 Ortman. Glen L., Mills, Alva M., Murray, Kirk, Standish, Glen, Thomas, William A., Waitman, Bran J., Wasser, Milan D.
Registration of September, 1918 S. A. T. C. Atkins, Auburn H., Cocke, Robert D., Erickson, Tohn A., Gibbs, Lloyd T., Hahn, Reuben E., Hughes, Dwight O., Herron, Charles H., Johnson, David G, Schuetz. Phillip H., Stockwell, James A.
Honor Roll One of the regrettable features of history writing is the difficulty in securing accurate data. In the great war, for instance, many Morrill county boys enlisted and some were voluntarily inducted in the various camps. The names of the boys who enlisted are not in the list of those inducted by the draft. Some of them have been accredited to other towns and counties. Yet they were Morrill county boys. One friendly assistant in the county gave us a
HISTORY OF WESTERN NEBRASKA
list according to his recollection. We asked the assistance of three others that we thought were in position and would be anxious to assist us. One entirely neglected our letter. Another turned it entirely over to the third who wrote us one of the most disheartening letters we have received. However, the following made the supreme sacrifice: Jess N. Snider, Broadwater, died in France ; James Leonard Payne, died in France; Roy Johnson, Bridgeport, died at Chateau Thierry, July 15, 1918; Earl Berry, lost in Argonne Forest, died working a machine gun, upon whom was conferred the distinguished service medal after his death ; Forrest Ridge, Redington, died in France; Elmer Cheeney, Redington, died in France ;