12 North Carolina Soldiers Killed In Action This Week, 1918

“Weekly Casualties Review,” from the Hickory Daily Record, Aug. 29, 1918

Killed, Wounded, Prisoners and Missing as officially announced during the past week for North Carolina and Richmond County.

NORTH CAROLINA

Killed in Action

Eugene B. Gallion, Benson

William Barrett, Kings Mountain

Loman Morgan, Andrews

Ervin Christopher, Culberson

Paul Hogsed, Andrews

Wm. B. Johnson Kernersville

Will Z. Pearson, Elkville

Eason Tiney, Macclesfield

Johnnie Wilburn, Denniston

Lt. Paul C. Venable, Durham

Sergeant Karl M. Hooker, Salisbury

Alpha Thigpen, Hallsville

Died of Wounds

Carson B. Chason, Lumber Bridge

Died of Accident

Clayton W. Starr, Greensboro

Died of Disease

Fred Wilson, Fairmont

James Clarence Brown, Kannapolis

John Evans, Newbern

Henry Grier, Charlotte

Wounded Severely

Sergeant Caries Martin, Ashville

Lieut. Paul N. Montague, Winston, missing in action

Allen McDonald, Grandview

Howard C. Scott, Raleigh

Cral S. Suggs, Thomasville

Benaga G. Carrawan, Lowland

Wiley G. Sheetz, Idlewild

Raymond Barnes, Taylorsville

Curtis P. Page, Wade

Ernest Willoughby, Goldsboro

Sergeant William H. Springs, Mars Hill

Chas. H. Hampton, Winston

Daylon Sears, Apex

Wm. S. Rice, Mars Hill

John D. Adams, Wilson

Carton Johnson, Milwaukee, missing in action

Corporal Wm. Wellborn, Wilkesboro

Harrison W. Huffman, Gastonia

Ernest Snow, Reidsville

RICHMOND COUNTY

Private Linzie R. Pate, Rockingham, wounded severely.

Pate’s name appeared in the list of wounded issued last Tuesday. It will be remembered that on June 12^th his brother received a wire from the War Department stating that Linszie had been wounded May 28^th. It is not yet known whether this is a second wound he has sustained, or refers to the first; probably a second. He at one time worked at the Hannah Pickett cotton mill, and volunteered last summer.