Carl C. Dyvad

Corporal Company M

#102497

       Killed July 31st at the edge of Sergy. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Nels H. Dyvad, Albert City, Iowa. While leading his squad in the drive at Chateau Thierry, Corporal Dyvad was killed by a machine gun bullet. He died as a good soldier should with his face to the front, fighting for his country. Corporal Dyvad was with the regiment in the Lorraine Sector and at Champagne, where he did excellent work, showing ability as a leader.

George E. Stock

Private Company L

#2105579

       Wounded July 28th and died in Base Hospital No. 34. Son of Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Stock, Aredale, Iowa. Private Stock was wounded in action by machine gun fire in the attack on Hill 212. He was a man of iron nerve, and was upright and honest in all friendly relations and diligent in the pursuit of the enemy.