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DEDICATED IN MEMORY
OF THOSE FROM ST. FRANCOIS COUNTY WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES IN CONFLICT |
WORLD WAR II |
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ST. FRANCOIS COUNTY WAR-TIME DEATHS |
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ASHER,
John E. |
HUITT,
Kenneth |
RADLE,
Clarence H. |
ARTICLES OF LOCAL INTEREST: |
 First
Fifty Men of County in Draft Drawing, Lead Belt News, Nov. 1, 1940 |
| Five
Draftees in First Quota, Lead Belt News, Nov. 15, 1940 |
| Three More County Youths Enlist in Army, Lead Belt News,
Nov. 15, 1940 |
| Five
County Men To Military Service, Lead Belt News, Nov. 29, 1940 |
| Forty-eight
From County Enlist In Army in Last Four Months, Lead Belt News, Jan. 10,
1941 |
| 12
Volunteers for Selective Service, Lead Belt News, Jan. 17, 1941 |
| Six
Draftees to be Inducted March 25, Lead Belt News, March 21, 1941 |
| 22
Draftees to be Inducted April 3rd, Lead Belt News, April 28, 1941 |
| Draftees
Called for June 3rd, Lead Belt News, May 30, 1941 |
| Eleven Draftees Called for June 28th, Lead
Belt News, June 27, 1941 |
| Three County
Youths on Last Navy Casualty List , Lead Belt News, Fri., june
26, 1942 |
| Honor Roll of Flat River Service Men Being Compiled, Lead
Belt News, Jan. 29, 1943 |
| Art
Moilanen - Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy of Co. B |
| Reflections on Weingarten POW Camp, Daily Journal, April
24, 1987 |
| Local Veterans Leave to Visit D-Day Memorial, Daily Journal,
July 8, 2004 Names mentioned in article: Mark Byington, Bob [Robert] Krull, Tony Lancaster, Ralph Heine, Dorothy Gouin, Ron [Ronald] Byington |
OUR LOCAL WW-II VETS AND THEIR STORIES |
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| Akers, Reve Miller Asher,
Glenwood Asher,
John E. (Killed In Action) Asher,
Willis E. (MIA) Aubuchon,
Vincent J. Baker,
Clyde D. Baker,
Herman (Killed In Training) Barger, John Stephen Bartlow,
James Barton,
Cletus Bayless, Joseph (Killed
In Action) Beck,
Mitchell M. Becker,
Rollin E. Bell,
James Calvin Bequette, Medford Del Bible,
J. C. Black,
Ray F. Bollinger,
Leroy Bradley,
Rolla (Killed In Action) Burns,
Robert "Bob" Caldwell,
Harvey and William Carrow,
George James Cleve,
William D. Coffman,
Clyde Cole,
Darrell S. (Killed In Action) Cole, Gene Compton,
John Cooper,
Buford E. (Killed In Action) Cooper,
Jerry (Jr.) Counts,
Alvin Crawford,
Robert William "Pat" Crepps,
Paul E. (Killed In Action) Cresswell, Stephen G. Cromer
Brothers (Cliff, David & Charles) Crump,
Alva (Killed In Action) Curtis,
Warren Daffron,
Thomas R. Darnell,
Lee V. 5
Daugherty Brothers Day,
Paul S. (Killed In Training) Dee,
Thomas F. (Jr.) DeManuele, Vincent G. Dennis,
Alvin G. Detring,
Clifford E. Doss,
Edwin A. Doty, Leonard Q. Doty, Melvin Earl Dowd,
Robert C. Dunlap,
Carl E. Dunn,
James Lowell Eaton,
Rolla B. Eaves,
Eugene & Robert Eddington,
Farrell (Killed In Action) Edgar,
Glen E. Edgar,
Leroy Englehardt,
Welty Farrell,
Joseph R. Fields,
Maurice, Alta & Robert Filkins,
Frank A. Fitz,
Tom P. Frago,
Kenneth (Killed In Action) Franke,
Edward (Jr.) Galvan,
Wendell L. Gerike,
Gerhardt J.C. Gibson,
Leo H. Giessing,
Walter K. Gillespie,
Delmar G. Goggins,
Donald & Gene Gray,
Harry E. Green,
Jesse B. Greene,
Harold G. Gremminger, Herbert L. Grider,
James S. (Killed In Action) Hagerty,
R. L. Pat Harris,
Dwight W. Harris, Eugene Spencer "Pete" Harris,
James C. Hawk, Donald Heine,
Ralph Henroid,
Vernal M. Highley
Brothers (4 sons of J. N. Highley) Horton, Ernest House
Brothers (Louis & Roy) Huitt,
Floyd Huitt,
Kenneth (Killed In Action) Hulsey,
Herbert Hunter,
William T. Hurley,
Robert F. Hurst Brothers (Clyde & Herman) Iahn,
William C. Isgrig,
Eddie A. Jackson,
Eugene Jackson,
Norman Jackson,
Thomas Jaco,
Howard W. Jenkins,
John Jenkins,
John William Johnson,
Forrest (Killed In Action) Johnson,
Glenwood Johnson, James Albert Johnson,
John H. Jones,
Eugene Scott Jones,
Raymond Emmitt Jones, Walter Clyde Kankey,
Cecil Kleppsattel, Charles L. Kleppsattel,
Fred M. Klob,
Lehman Koen, Willard R. (Killed In Action) Kohut,
Joseph (Died in POW Camp) Landolt, Linn E.
Lemon,
Richard Kraft Limbaugh,
Earl Bernard Limbaugh,
Paul Lindhorst,
Milton Link,
Cletus Link,
Eugene Lodholtz,
Warren L. Lunsford,
George T. Lunsford,
James A. (Killed In Action) Lunsford,
Morgan A. Lybarger,
Joel |
Mahurin,
Omer L. (Killed In France) Mason,
Donald Ray Mason,
Wendell Everett Margrieter,
John McCarron,
Johnny L. McCombs,
Peter A. McDaniel,
Paul McWilliams,
Willard C. Melvin,
Ernest R. Mercer,
Russell W. Merritt,
William L. Meyer,
Charles B. Miller,
Glenwood Miller,
Leeman B. (Killed In Action) Miller,
Orville E. "Gene" Mills,
Cletus Harold Momot,
Andrew Momot,
Frank Monie,
Russell Montgomery,
J. C. Moore,
Ralph Murphy,
James E. Murphy,
John H. Myers,
Vernon Nations,
Hildon 'Ham' (Killed In Action) Nelms,
Charles E. (Killed In Action) Neubrand,
Verdun Norton,
Vernon P. O'Connor,
William P. O'Sullivan,
Larry Linn (Killed In Action) Parker,
Thomas, Floyd, Eddie & Lee Pettus,
Homer Pettus,
James R. Pinkston,
Robert E. (Killed In Action) Pirtle,
Everett Eugene Porter,
Francis L. ("F.L.") Powell,
Robert "Harry" Pryor,
Morris Eddie (Killed In Action) Radle,
Clarence H. (Killed In Action) Ragsdale,
Darrell Ragsdale,
John L. Reed,
Douglas Reed,
Harvey John Reed,
Marshall Reed,
Sherwood Reed,
Waldo Reeves,
Carl R. Reuter,
Ellsworth E. Rigdon,
Elmer Rigdon,
Norman L. (Killed In Action) Robertson,
B. J. Roome,
Charles G. (Killed In Action) Roome,
Wilburn M. (Killed In Action) Root,
Briscoe A. Ruby,
Joseph Russell,
Charles (Pearl Harbor Survivor) Russell,
Edgar E. (Killed In Action) Saey
Brothers Salisbury,
Harold Sansoucie,
Willis Schaefer,
Herman B. Schaper,
Henry P. (Sr.) Schilli, Francis (Cabanatuan Raid)
Schmelzle, Francis E. Schneider,
Merlin Seabourne, Douglas Selzer,
Clyde Selzer,
Jack Shearer,
C. M. (Bud) Shoemake,
Eldon T. (Killed In Action) Shumake,
Lytle (Killed In Action) Silvey,
Bob Sitton,
Rubon (Killed In Japan) Skaggs,
Glenwood Smith
Brothers of Leadwood Smith,
Charles "Ed" Smith, Glen H. Smith,
John M. Smith,
Peary A. Smith,
Robert B. Smith,
Ruben "Mike" Smith,
William H. Sparks,
Don Stewart,
Bengie (Killed In Action) Straughn,
James Earl Thomas,
Claud Thomasson,
Paul D. Thomure,
Jasper E. (Killed In Action) Thurman,
Afton J. (Killed In Action) Thurman,
Lynn Todd,
Silas (Si) Tongay,
Darrell (Killed In Action) Usher,
David VanOrt,
Thomas Venable,
Samuel Garrett Watson,
Willard (Killed In Action) Weible,
James H. (Killed In Action) Weible,
Robert Weiss,
Gilbert Williams,
Otis A. Williams,
William James Williford,
Harry E. (Killed In Training) Woodcock, Marion E. (Lost at Sea) Wooldridge, Joseph O. Wortham,
Robert I. Wright,
Gene Wright,
George B. Wright,
Harold C. Wright,
James L. Wright, William Carl Yeargain,
Jimmie Zellner,
Edmond - (Flying Ace Pilot) |
We want to thank Mary MacKenzie for transcribing many of the above articles for us!! |
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