Nodaway County Missouri. Charley Kidder military record World War I

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The Price of Our Heritage: In memory of the Heroic Dead of the 168 
Infantry, by Winfred E. Robb. 1919 Published at Des Moines, Iowa by 
American Lithographing and Printing Co.

Kidder, Charley N., Private, Company I.

Relative's address, Mrs Eva Tipton, Neola, Iowa.

Private Kidder was born at Elmo, Missouri, October 1, 1895. 
He went 
overseas with the 168th Infantry, did his duty well in the Lorraine 
battle and while we were in the great Champaigne [France] defense he 
was seriously wounded while sleeping in pup tents. The boys were called 
to the trenches and when they reported Charley was missing. They found 
him wounded and sent him to the hospital at Chalons [France], where he died on 
the 16th of July. [page 153]
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