Rollin M. Miser
Private First Class, U.S. Army
357th Infantry Regiment, 90th Infantry Division
Entered the Service from: Kansas
Died: 13-Jun-44
Buried at: Plot F Row 16 Grave 7
Normandy American Cemetery
Colleville-sur-Mer, France
Awards: Purple Heart
The Onaga Herald
July 27, 1944
Pfc. Rollin McIntyre Miser, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Miser, of Onaga, was killed in the service of his country June 13, 1944. He entered the service March 29, 1942 and received his initial training at Camp Barkely, Texas. He was stationed in England from April until the the invasion of France when he was killed in action. He was serving with Co. C. 357 Infantry, 90th Division.
Rollin Miser was born Jan. 23, 1911 at Blue Rapids, Kans., and met his death at the age of 33 years, 4 months and 21 days. He is survived by his father J. S. Miser, and three sisters: Mrs. Gene Conaway, Onaga, Mrs. Charles Allen, Duluth, and Mrs. Dorothy Evans, Kansas City, Mo., also three brothers: Ray of Carter,Wyo., Roy of Rawlins, Wyo., and Cpl John serving with the armed forces in Italy. His mother preceeded him in death January 30, 1940.
A memorial Service was held at the Baptist Church Sunday, July 16. Those present paid tribute to Rollin in saluting the flag and in singing the National Anthem and in united prayer led by Mrs. G. A. Tewell of the American Legion. Post. Com. Emile Cass read the obituary and paid special tribute to Rollin. Pastor Kenneth Bowen closed the service with a short message of comfort to the family. Special music was rendered by Mrs. May McElroy, pianist, and Kenneth Bureman, soloist.
Private First Class, U.S. Army
357th Infantry Regiment, 90th Infantry Division
Entered the Service from: Kansas
Died: 13-Jun-44
Buried at: Plot F Row 16 Grave 7
Normandy American Cemetery
Colleville-sur-Mer, France
Awards: Purple Heart
The Onaga Herald
July 27, 1944
Pfc. Rollin McIntyre Miser, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Miser, of Onaga, was killed in the service of his country June 13, 1944. He entered the service March 29, 1942 and received his initial training at Camp Barkely, Texas. He was stationed in England from April until the the invasion of France when he was killed in action. He was serving with Co. C. 357 Infantry, 90th Division.
Rollin Miser was born Jan. 23, 1911 at Blue Rapids, Kans., and met his death at the age of 33 years, 4 months and 21 days. He is survived by his father J. S. Miser, and three sisters: Mrs. Gene Conaway, Onaga, Mrs. Charles Allen, Duluth, and Mrs. Dorothy Evans, Kansas City, Mo., also three brothers: Ray of Carter,Wyo., Roy of Rawlins, Wyo., and Cpl John serving with the armed forces in Italy. His mother preceeded him in death January 30, 1940.
A memorial Service was held at the Baptist Church Sunday, July 16. Those present paid tribute to Rollin in saluting the flag and in singing the National Anthem and in united prayer led by Mrs. G. A. Tewell of the American Legion. Post. Com. Emile Cass read the obituary and paid special tribute to Rollin. Pastor Kenneth Bowen closed the service with a short message of comfort to the family. Special music was rendered by Mrs. May McElroy, pianist, and Kenneth Bureman, soloist.
Rollin M. Miser
Private First Class, U.S. Army
357th Infantry Regiment, 90th Infantry Division
Entered the Service from: Kansas
Died: 13-Jun-44
Buried at: Plot F Row 16 Grave 7
Normandy American Cemetery
Colleville-sur-Mer, France
Awards: Purple Heart
The Onaga Herald
July 27, 1944
Pfc. Rollin McIntyre Miser, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Miser, of Onaga, was killed in the service of his country June 13, 1944. He entered the service March 29, 1942 and received his initial training at Camp Barkely, Texas. He was stationed in England from April until the the invasion of France when he was killed in action. He was serving with Co. C. 357 Infantry, 90th Division.
Rollin Miser was born Jan. 23, 1911 at Blue Rapids, Kans., and met his death at the age of 33 years, 4 months and 21 days. He is survived by his father J. S. Miser, and three sisters: Mrs. Gene Conaway, Onaga, Mrs. Charles Allen, Duluth, and Mrs. Dorothy Evans, Kansas City, Mo., also three brothers: Ray of Carter,Wyo., Roy of Rawlins, Wyo., and Cpl John serving with the armed forces in Italy. His mother preceeded him in death January 30, 1940.
A memorial Service was held at the Baptist Church Sunday, July 16. Those present paid tribute to Rollin in saluting the flag and in singing the National Anthem and in united prayer led by Mrs. G. A. Tewell of the American Legion. Post. Com. Emile Cass read the obituary and paid special tribute to Rollin. Pastor Kenneth Bowen closed the service with a short message of comfort to the family. Special music was rendered by Mrs. May McElroy, pianist, and Kenneth Bureman, soloist.
Private First Class, U.S. Army
357th Infantry Regiment, 90th Infantry Division
Entered the Service from: Kansas
Died: 13-Jun-44
Buried at: Plot F Row 16 Grave 7
Normandy American Cemetery
Colleville-sur-Mer, France
Awards: Purple Heart
The Onaga Herald
July 27, 1944
Pfc. Rollin McIntyre Miser, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Miser, of Onaga, was killed in the service of his country June 13, 1944. He entered the service March 29, 1942 and received his initial training at Camp Barkely, Texas. He was stationed in England from April until the the invasion of France when he was killed in action. He was serving with Co. C. 357 Infantry, 90th Division.
Rollin Miser was born Jan. 23, 1911 at Blue Rapids, Kans., and met his death at the age of 33 years, 4 months and 21 days. He is survived by his father J. S. Miser, and three sisters: Mrs. Gene Conaway, Onaga, Mrs. Charles Allen, Duluth, and Mrs. Dorothy Evans, Kansas City, Mo., also three brothers: Ray of Carter,Wyo., Roy of Rawlins, Wyo., and Cpl John serving with the armed forces in Italy. His mother preceeded him in death January 30, 1940.
A memorial Service was held at the Baptist Church Sunday, July 16. Those present paid tribute to Rollin in saluting the flag and in singing the National Anthem and in united prayer led by Mrs. G. A. Tewell of the American Legion. Post. Com. Emile Cass read the obituary and paid special tribute to Rollin. Pastor Kenneth Bowen closed the service with a short message of comfort to the family. Special music was rendered by Mrs. May McElroy, pianist, and Kenneth Bureman, soloist.
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