Coshocton Train Wreck
109th Field Artillery
(Lower Plaque)In loving memory of the 33 men
of the 109th Field Artillery
killed in the train wreck
Sept. 11, 1950 in Coshocton, Ohio
(Upper Plaque Listing Names):
Capt. Arthur J. Thomas
Warrant Officers
Wm. M. Wellington - James F. McGinley
Sergeants
Lester J. Kuehn
Bernard S. Okrasinski
Gilbert B. Wharton
William C. Edwards
John W. Cox
Corporals
Carl W. Armbruster
Joseph F. Fletcher
Thomas M. Ostraszewski
Larry L. Luzinski
John L. Barna
Privates 1st Class
Leonard Balonis - Ronald J. Jackson
Harold Handlos - Martin Hornlein
Clyde P. Harding - Edward W. Gallagher
Donald C. Zieker - Raymond Pudlowski
Edmund F. Zabicki
Privates
William F. Tierney - Richard A. Royer
William F. Sobers - William J. Dougherty
Charles Norton - Frank C. Martinez
Eugene Carr - Thomas W. Wallace
Hugh L. Fargus - Wallace R. Ludwig
William R. Disbrow
Marker is on Boal Avenue (U.S. 322) just north of Boalsburg Pike, on the right when traveling east.
Courtesy hmdb.org
