Texas Heroes ‑ The Honor Roll
Submitted By: Elaine Walton Lewis
Conroe Courier ‑ October 3, 1918
Montgomery County Texas

The following names are of Texas boys who have just given up their lives in defense of their country, or have been wounded, captured or missing on the battlefields of Europe:

Army Casualties

Killed in Action

Pvt. Rolley E. Boggess, Dallas.
Pvt. James Bond, Denison.

Pvt. Henry B. Cooper, Frankston.
Pvt. Robert O. Griggs, Saltillo.

Sgt. Thomas D. Applewhite, San Antonio.
Pvt. William Albert Evans, Meadows.

Pvt. Tom Scholz, El Paso.
Pvt. John J. Mikeska, Brookshire.

Pvt. Tom B. Oakes, Mexia.

Died of Wounds

Lt. Leroy S. Creaion, Austin.
Pvt. Tommie Bell, Brookland.

Pvt. William R. McDonald, Gary.
Pvt. Jacob W. Spake, Dallas.

Died of Disease

Corp. Charles F. Constantine, Miami.
Pvt. Regan Q. Westmoreland, St. Jo.

Sgt. Hamp N. Arrington, Iredell.
Pvt. Charles W. Gilley, Tyler.

Pvt. Otto E. Cook, Lulling.
Pvt. Edward O. Bailey, Bremond.

Pvt. Lee Butler, Lovelady.
Pvt. Alonzo C. Dumas, Brownsville.

Pvt. Walter L. Golightly, Mallard.
Sgt. Herbert H. Colwell, Snyder.

Pvt. Henry Smith, Gonzales.

Died by Accident

Pvt. Herman Ray, Waller.
Lt. Richard H. Graham, San Antonio.

Wounded in Action

Pvt. Fred E. Huff, Wichita Falls.
Pvt. Elbert Gilbert Lambeth, Slaton.

Pvt. Benjamin F. Loveless, Sulphur Springs.
Pvt. John E. Bryn, Cranfits Gap.

Pvt. Fred Lopas, Sabinal.
Pvt. Henry S. Leverett, Farmersville.

Pvt. Monroe J. Cobble, Mineola.
Pvt. Thomas C. Davis, Webberville.

Pvt. John J. Fitzpatrick, Oglesby.
Sgt. James A. McCallum, El Paso.

Pvt. Joe Bench, Wooten.
Pvt. Charles H. Cook, Houston.

Missing in Action

Pvt. Norval W. Wiggins, Gatesville
Pvt. Henry Hefti, Maysfield.

Sgt. Robert L. Grant, Paris.
Sgt. August Waldeck, San Benito.

Sgt. Dock Peel, Fayburg.
Pvt. Oria S. Rossman, Waco.