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Private Arvie R. Wilson

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Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Isaiah Wilson
Birth: September 27, 1894, Brownstown, Indiana
Occupation: Farmer
Entered service: March 29, 1918, Brownstown, Indiana
Sent to: Camp Taylor, Kentucky
Transferred to: Camp Gordon, Georgia
Overseas: July 1918
assigned to: Company L, 26th Infantry, 1st Division
Death: Killed in action, October 6, 1918 in battle of Argonne Forest
Cited by Division Commander for bravery in action and meritorious services
Burial: Unknown


Jackson County Banner
Brownstown, Indiana
Wednesday, October 16, 1918
Page 1

MISSING IN ACTION

Arvie Wilson, Son of Tip Wilson Reported Missing Since August 12th

Tip Wilson, of this place, received a telegram Friday of last week stating that his son, Arvie, was missing in action since September 12th.

The young man was twenty-three years of age. He enlisted in the service March 29th and was sent to Camp Taylor. He went across last June and when last heard from was serving in the infantry.

The fact that he is among the missing, leaves hope that he is still among the living and that word to that effect will be received soon.