John F. Raish - no photo or information
Daniel Ritenour - no photo - Son of Mr. and Mrs. Adam Ritenour; volunteered in the Engineers and service overseas.
Frank Ritenour - no photo - Son of Mr. And Mrs. Adam Ritenour; served in a Field Hospital Company.
George Dewey Ritenour - no photo - Son of Mr. and Mrs. Adam Ritenour; volunteered for service in the 6th U. S. Marines, participating in all of the battles of which the 2nd Division engaged in. Was wounded.
Theodore Roosevelt Ritenour - no photo - Son of Mr. and Mrs. Adam Ritenour; volunteered for service in the 6th U. S. Marines, participating in all of the battles of which the 2nd Division was engaged in. Was wounded.
Frank Rogers - no photo or information
Edwin E. Rolphe - no photo - Son of Willard and Alice A. Rolphe, born at Savanna, Illinois April 10, 1893; volunteered for service at Chicago, Illinois July 11, 1918; served at Great Lakes Naval Training Station.
Robert E. Samons - no photo or information
C.H. Schuneman - no photo or information
Private Ted Serrerier - no photo - Of Sabula, Iowa; volunteered for service at Student Army Training School, Beloit, Wis., in 1918.
James F. Sheller - no photo or information
Melvin Shrake - no photo or information
George W. Shreve - no photo or information
Leo Shreve - no photo or information
Gervase E. Smith - no photo or information
Guy Smith - no photo or information
Private Orrin L. Smith - no photo - Of Savanna, Illinois; inducted for service at Camp Grant, Illinois September 1917; served overseas with Co. D. 28th Infantry, 1st Division. Received wounds.
Isadore Speck - no photo or information
Leo Speck - no photo or information
James Spiliotis - no photo or information
Marcellus Stangl - no photo or information
Fred Storm - no photo or information
Corporal Harry A. Radke Son of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Radke, born at Savanna, Illinois; inducted for service at Mt. Carroll, Illinois September 19, 1917; served overseas 12 months with the 132nd Infantry, participated in the St. Mihiel, Meuse-Argonne, Amiens, Troyon, and Marbonville Offensives. Served in the Army of Occupation in Luxembourg.
Private Otto A. Radke Son of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Radke, born at Savanna, Illinois November 27, 1892; inducted for service at Mt. Carroll, Illinois September 19, 1917; served 12 months overseas with the 132nd Infantry, participating in battles on the St. Mihiel, Meuse-Argonne, Amiens, and Troyon Sectors. Served in the Army of Occupation in Luxembourg.
Sergeant George E. Raymond Son of Moses and Sarah Raymond, born at Savanna, Illinois April23, 1894; volunteered for service at Camp Grant, Illinois February 22, 1918; served overseas 16 months in the Transportation Corps.
Corporal Bernard P. Reese Son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph K. Reese, born at Savanna, Illinois June 17, 1890; inducted for service at Chicago, Illinois April 20, 1917; served 7 months overseas with 12th Cavalry.
Private Leonard Reitz Son of Matilda and Peter Reitz, born at Blanding, Illinois October 11, 1894; volunteered for service at Freeport, Illinois December 13, 1917; served overseas 12 months with the 28th Engineers and participated in the Meuse-Argonne Offensive.
Private 1CL Clifford A. Ritchie Son of William and Elva Swift Ritchie, born at Marcus, Illinois June 1, 1895; inducted for service at Savanna, Illinois May 25, 1918. Served 12 months overseas in the Engineer Transportation Corps.
Corporal Elmer Earl Ritenour Son of John and Minnie Ritenour, born at Savanna, Illinois June 17, 1891; inducted for service at Savanna, Illinois September 5, 1917; served overseas 10 months with CO. D. 132nd Infantry, 33rd Division and served on the Verdun Sector.
2nd Lieut. Ervin William Ritenour Son of Newton and Gertrude Ritenour, born at Savanna, Illinois June 12, 1898; volunteered for service at Jefferson Barracks, Mo. September 15, 1917 and served in the Quartermaster Corps. Reentered the service in June 1919 in the Aviation.
Sapper Harry Ritennour Son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ritenhour, born at Savanna, Illinois May 35, 1896. Volunteered for service at Toronto, Canada May 9, 1918. Served with the 4th Canadian Engineers, 22nd Division. Active service at Bourlon Woods, Cambrai, Valenciences. Overseas 11 months. Army of Occupation at Troisdorf, Germany.
Corporal Ross R. Roberts Son of Hiram R. and Francis M. Roberts, born at Belle Plain, Iowa February 25, 1892. Volunteered for service at Freeport, Illinois November 26, 1917. Served with 28th Engineers D. L. and R. Overseas fourteen months.
Private 1CL Benjamin Rogers Son of John D. and Margaret Rogers, born in Jo Daviess County, Illinois October 21, 1891; volunteered for service at Jefferson Barracks, Mo. December 15, 1917; served 11 months overseas with Co. A. 143 Infantry on the Meuse-Argonne and Champagne Offensives.
Sergeant Christian Rosenkranz Son of Charles C. Rosenkranz, born at St. Cloud, Minn. February 8, 1889; volunteered for service at Davenport, Iowa February 1917; attended second Officers Training Camp at Ft. Snelling and instructor and Superintendent of School of Arms, Ft. Sill and Camp Benjamin, Georgia.
Sergeant Earle A. Ross Son of Mrs. John Ross, born at Savanna, Illinois August 1898; volunteered for service at Chicago, Illinois May 11, 1917; served overseas 15 months with Troop K. 13th Cavalry and Co. B. 5th Ammunition Train on the St. Die Sector, and St. Mihiel and Meuse-Argonne Offensives. Received Distinguished Service Cross from the American Government for bravery. Served in the Army of Occupation in Luxembourg.
Private Harry H. Ross Son of Mrs. John Ross, born at Savanna, Illinois April 4, 1888; inducted into the service at Savanna, Illinois April 26, 1918, served with Co. B. 3rd Infantry.
Private Ray C. Ross Son of Mrs. John Ross, born at Savanna, Illinois April 30, 1892; inducted for service at Savanna, Illinois February 24, 1918; served overseas 12 months in the Quartermaster Corps.
Sergeant Chas. E. Runyan Son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Runyan, born at Savanna, Illinois; volunteered for service Sept. 5, 1917; served overseas with Co. D. 108th Engineers.
Engineman 2CL John Sazma Son of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Sazma, born at Oxford Junction, Iowa December 4, 1889; volunteered for service in the U. S. N. R. Force and served 14 months in European waters on the Destroyer U. S. S. Ammen.
Private 1CL Clarence Schmidel Son of J. C. and Margaret Schmidel, born at Savanna, Illinois December 2, 1896; volunteered for service at Chicago, Illinois May 7, 1917. Served with Battery E. 78th Field Artillery. Overseas one year.
Private 1CL George B. Schmidel Son of J. C. and Margaret Schmidel, born at Savanna, Illinois February 1892; volunteered for service at Chicago, Illinois June 1, 1917; served overseas 21 months with the 13th Engineers on the Champagne Sector with French 4th Army, Verdun Sector with French 2nd Army, St. Mihiel and Meuse-Argonne Offensives.
PH. M. 2CL William A. Schmidel Son of Jacob C. and Margaret Schmidel, born at Savanna, Illinois May 1894. Volunteered for service at Chicago, Illinois July 31, 1917. Served at Chicago recruiting station, Great Lakes, and on U. S. S. President Grant. Overseas service seven months.
Gus Schneck, Jr. Son of Gus Schneck, Sr., born at Mt. Carroll, Ill. In August 1896; volunteered in the Canadian Forces at Chicago, Ill. June 1, 1917. Battle of Cambrai, Boulongue Woods, and Passchendaele. Was wounded in one of the above battles. Served 15 months overseas. Army of Occupation at Dusseldorf, Germany.
Major Joseph B. Schreiter Son of David and Hannah Schreiter, born at Darlington, Wisconsin January 1875; volunteered for service at Savanna, Illinois April 1917; served overseas 18 months with Evacuation Hospital No. 1 and later with Mobile Hospital No. 3. Participated in the Toul Defensive, Aisne-Marne, St. Mihiel and Meuse-Argonne Offensives.
Private Edward J. Schueller Son of Mr. and Mrs. John Schueller, born at Savanna, Illinois July 8, 1899; volunteered for service at Chicago, Illinois April 25, 1917; served overseas nearly 11 months with Battery E. 79th Field Artillery.
Private 1CL Bernard Francis Schunder Son of John and Margaret Schunder, born at Savanna, September 26, 1891; volunteered at Chicago, May 31, 1917; served overseas 19 months with the 13th Railway Engineers, in the Meuse-Argonne and Champagne Offensives. Was wounded.
Private 1Cl T. L. Schunder Son of John and Margaret Schunder, born at Savanna February 17, 1894; volunteered at Jefferson Barracks, Mo. April 20, 1917; served overseas nearly 18 months with the 12th U. S. Cavalry; 3rd D. A. T. Headquarters 3rd Division and 3rd Army M. P. Battalion. Champagne-Marne Offensive: Champagne-Marne Defensive, Aisne, St. Mihiel and Meuse-Argonne Offensives and Verdun Sector. Army of Occupation at Coblenz, Germany.
Private Frank Schwartzinger Son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schwartzinger, born at Savanna, Illinois; volunteered for service at Camp Meade, Md., May 20, 1918; served overseas with Co. B. 50th Railway Engineers.
Lieutenant Allen D. Shaw Son of George and Clara Shaw, born at Dubuque, Iowa November 17, 1883. Volunteered for service at St. Paul, Minn. October 23, 1917. Served with Russian Railway Detachment, arriving in December 25, 1917. Died on U. S. S. Sheridan while enroute to America.
Corporal Eber D. Shepherd Son of Mrs. Jabez Shepherd, born at Savanna, Illinois March 22, 1892; inducted into the service at Savanna, Illinois May 24, 1918. Served with the 305th Cavalry and with the 45th Field Artillery.
Private Harrison J. Shepherd Son of Mr. and Mrs. Jabez Shepherd, born at Savanna, Illinois. Served in Battery B. 72nd Coast Artillery Corps. Active service overseas.
Private Virgil Shoemaker Born at Savanna, Illinois, entered service May 25, 1918; served overseas.
Private Albert L. Smith Son of Mr. and Mrs. George Smith, born at Savanna, Illinois entered service at Camp Meade, Md., May 20, 1918; served overseas with Co. A. 69th Engineers.
Sergeant 1CL Wayne Lloyd Smith Son of Mrs. Sarah A. Smith, born at West Brooklyn, Illinois June 1896; volunteered for service at Freeport, Illinois December 5, 1917; serving in the Quartermaster Corps at Camp Cody, New Mexico.
Sergeant Chas. Speck Son of Mr. and Mrs. William Speck, born at Savanna, Illinois, volunteered for service in 1915; served overseas in Batery A. 151st Field Artillery.
Seaman Walter S. Speer Born at Savanna, Illinois. Volunteered for service in the U. S. N. R. F. at Chicago, Illinois September 3, 1917. Served on board U. S. Transport.
Private Vernon Staples Enlisted July 25, 1918, sent overseas and died in hospital in France October 25, 1918 of Spinal Meningitis. Brother of Floyd Staples of Savanna, Illinois.
Maurice Stark - no photo or information
Chief Yeoman Roy Evarts Stevens Son of Harry L. and Lucretia Stevens, born at Savanna, Illinois June 1893; volunteered for service in the U. S. N. R. F. at Minneapolis, Minnesota April 18, 1917 and served 19 months on the high seas.
Private 1 CL Lester N. Stoltenberg Son of Mrs. Jennie Stoltenberg, born at Chicago, Illinois May 6, 1899; volunteered for service at Freeport, Illinois May 1, 1918; served overseas 9 months with the 33rd Division in the Meuse-Argonne Offensive. Served in the Army of Occupation in Luxembourg.
Private 1CL Henry C. Stulken Son of Fred and Bell Stulken, born at Monticello, Iowa Sept. 1896; volunteered, Chicago, Illinois July 3, 1917; served with Ambulance Co. 19, 4th Sanitary Train. Aisne Marne Offensive, St. Mihiel and Meuse-Argonne. Overseas 14 months in first enlistment. Army of Occupation at Coblenz, Germany.
Private 1Cl John V. Sullivan Son of F. V. and Elizabeth Sullivan, born at Savanna, Illinois November 30, 1894; volunteered for service at Chicago, Illinois December 14, 1917; served overseas 10 months 108th Engineers, 334d Division, participating in battle on the Amiens Sector with the Australians, Meuse-Argonne and Drive on Sedan.
