World War, 1914-1918 -- Personal narratives, American

Letter written while serving in the Army during World War I; Krueger was in Co.M 6th Infantry Ohio National Guard (Co.M 147th Infantry) from June 23, 1918 until he was discharged April 19, 1919; also includes scanned photograph and background information.

Original letters and a pocket diary written by members of the Bloomdale, Ohio, family, Earl W. Emerson and S. Harold Emerson, while serving in the Army during World War I with the 314th Field Remount Squadron and Co. C, 309th Supply Train, respectively

Correspondence, reprinted from newspaper letters appearing in the Prairie Depot (Wayne) Observer, Bloomdale Gazette, and Pemberville Leader, written while serving during World War I as a nurse at Base Hospital 4 with the American Expeditionary Forces in Europe; includes a series of copyrighted photos by Sgt. Ed McConnell (mentioned in letter of Feb 8, 1919) showing various scenes of the war.

Photocopies of diary of Deshler, Ohio man, kept while in service with the 332nd Regiment in Italy during World War I, with copies of photographs and other papers.

The Harvey Henry Smith papers (1911-1975) contain personal journals, photographs and military memorabilia documenting Colonel Smith’s career in the U.S. Army, as well as family papers.

The collection consists of personal correspondence, membership lists for the Ladies and Men's Red Circle Class, a diary, poems, philosophical and historical writings dating from 1915-1923. The collection also includes two unidentified, nondated photographs.

Letter written while serving in the Army during World War I; Snyder was in the 8th Provisional Squadron, Aviation Section, Signal Corps during this period; later he was assigned to the Spruce Production Division, Vancouver Barracks, Washington, which was crucial in the supply of high quality spruce wood for production of Allied airplanes.

Letters written by a Deshler, Ohio physician during service during Worl War I; photocopies with typed transcripts.

Diary of service during World War I of a soldier attached to Field Hospital Co. #3 of the 1st Division, A.E.F. in France and Germany.

Pamphlets, clippings, and correspondence related to the project of the Loyola Club of St. Mary's Catholic Church in Toledo to provide "a stream of cheerful communication, of practical comforts, of spiritual support..." to soldiers of the parish serving during World War I

Correspondence, photographs, and minor scrapbook material related to Wendell E. Watson; the bulk of the material consists of letters he wrote while serving during World War I with the 158th Depot Brigade, the 329th Infantry, the 128th Infantry, and the 340th Infantry, the American Expeditionary Forces.