Killed at St. Mihiel, September 12th. Son of Mr. and
Mrs. Christ Hiemer, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Corporal
Hiemer was killed in action by machine gun fire. He
was intelligent, energetic and conscientious in the
performance of all duty and considerate to all his
relations with his companions.
John J. Kerberg
Corporal Company L
#82544
Killed at St. Mihiel, September 12, 1918. Buried in
grave No. 7-A, Map of Pannes. Son of Mr. and Mrs.
John Kerberg, Jeffersonville, Indiana. Corporal
Kerberg was killed by machine gun fire during the
attack on the St. Mihiel salient. In this drive he
set an example for his comrades to follow. He had the
qualities and aggressiveness and untiring energy that
are necessary to make an attack a success.
Page 296
~reference:
"THE PRICE OF OUR HERITAGE",
W. E. Robb, 1919 American Lithography and Printing Company, Des
Moines, Iowa. Page 296.
Honor Roll
of those on
the Woevre at St. Mihiel
