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Minonk High School Memorial 1919
for Veterans of World War 1


ECKHART VISSERING

Eckhart Vissering attended Minonk High School from 1910 to 1914, graduating in the spring of 1914. He was drafted into the service on April 25, 1918, and left for Camp Grant, where he spent several weeks in training. He became a member of the same company as his brother, and therefore passed through the various experiences of army life, with him. This was indeed co-incident, as the two brothers have served in the same company from the beginning, both here in the states, and "over there." Eckhart was commissioned sergeant in July, 1918.

He is now attending the University of Edinburgh in Scotland and expects to be home by August the first.


JOSEPH J. GOLIWAS

Joseph Goliwas attended the Minonk High School from 1911 to 1915. He graduated May 28, 1915. He enlisted when he was eighteen and was stationed at Port Royal, South Carolina, for three months. Mr. Goliwas was then transferred to the West Indies. He is still there.

His address is 56th Co. Y.S.M.C. Mosquito Bay, St. Thomas, U.S. West Indies.

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