As its final war task the Oklahoma State Council of Defense is attempting to compile an accurate and complete list of those men men who gave their lives in service during the war. This list will be furnished to the Oklahoma State Historical Society so that as the time comes
when Oklahoma and its different counties erect monuments in the memory of these men a correct list may be available for their use.
The State Council has compiled from public casualty lists names of the men reported killed and died of disease from each county. We are giving herewith the list of names which we have from Noble county. We ask that any person knowing of additional names from this
county send them to us and also the name of the next of kin. We are including all those who lost their lives in the service whether they were killed in action died of wounds or disease in Europe or America. When these names are finally made a part of the war record of the state
we trust not a single one will be omitted.
Please send information concerning additional names to the Oklahoma State Council of Defense, Chester H. Westfall, Assistant Secretary, State House, Oklahoma City.

The State Council of Defense list includes:

Rolla O. McFarland,
Bliss Frank Jirous, Perry
Adolph Robeoltsman, Perry
Charles Hubka, Bliss
Louis Deroin, Red Rock
Clarence O. Pursley, Lucien
John Etzel, Perry
Albert E. Hudson, Perry
Anton Mason, Perry
Ancel G. Easley, Bliss
Clarence E. Dunnivan, Morrison
Anton Melichar, Red Rock
Harry L. Beyers, Perry
Albert Katschor. Billings
Valter S. Ellis, Perry
Rolla S. Hicks, Perry
Ambrose Seth Kite, Perry
Teddy K. Watrous, Bliss

To the above we add:
Howard Zimmerman, Billings
Harry Teague, Perry
David Williamson, colored, Perry
William Guthrie, Billings.
Emmett Fitzmaurice, Perry

We have no record of the death


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