| Clarence Edward Yoders Russell Karl Yoders Charles Yoders Company K, 110th Regiment 28th Infantry Division |
| Clarence Edward Yoders born 12
March 1898 at Sugar Run (East Waynesburg), Franklin Township, Greene
County, PA. Clarence was a stone mason and building contractor with
Yoders Brothers Construction Company in Washington and Waynesburg, PA.
Residence: Sugar Run, Franklin Township, 1898 to ?; Washington,
Washington County, PA, to 1929; Race Street, Waynesburg, 1929-1930; 78
Ruth Street, Mount Washington, Pittsburgh, PA; 592 North Porter Street,
Waynesburg, to 1939.He enlisted in the Pennsylvania National Guard on 13
April 1917 and served with K Company, 110th Infantry Regiment, 28th
Division. He was engaged in five (5) campaigns in France and the
Army of Occupation during World War I. After being honorably discharged
23 May 1919, he served as first sergeant of Company K at Waynesburg,
Greene County for the remainder of his life. m. 18 August 1923 in
Washington County, PA to Edna Gertrude Brewer Miller (See:
M2342).Clarence was a member of the "Escort of Honor" at the dedication
of the war memorial in France in 1926, the Sons of the American
Revolution, James Farrell Post 300 of the American Legion, the Veterans
of Foreign Wars, and the Greene County Republican Central Committee. ... Clarence died of influenza and pneumonia on 4 July 1939 (22 days after the death of his father) at Veterans Hospital, Aspinwall, O'Hara Township, Allegheny County, PA; both interred at Washington Cemetery, Washington, PA. Source: obituary and Carl Miller Yoders. ... Charles enlisted 13 April 1917 with his brother Clarence and first cousin, Russell Karl Yoders, in Company K, 10th Infantry Regiment, 28th Division. ... Enlisted 13 April 1917 with his cousins, Clarence (M23434) and Charles (M23436) Yoders, in Company K, 10th Infantry Regiment, 28th Division; killed in combat in France on 29 July 1918, age 19 years. ... Enlisted 13 April 1917 with his cousins, Clarence (M23434) and Charles (M23436) Yoders, in Company K, 10th Infantry Regiment, 28th Division; killed in combat in France on 29 July 1918, age 19 years. |
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