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    J. Reah Hollinger 1918 Diary

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    Date
    1918
    Author
    Hollinger, J. Reah
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     World War, 1914-1918 -- Personal narratives; Hollinger, J. Reah, 1895-1996 -- Diaries 
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    1918 diary of J. Reah Hollinger (1895-1896), documenting his military service in World War I. Born in Lancaster, PA, Hollinger was a graduate of Franklin and Marshall Academy (1913) and Franklin and Marshall College (1917). After graduating from F&M, Hollinger enlisted in the Pennsylvania National Guard and later became a member of the 111th Ambulance Company (103rd Sanitary Train, 28th Infantry Division) under the command of Captain Charles P. Stahr (F&M 1897). An annotated transcription of the diary was created by Hackman Summer Scholar Emily Hawk.
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    http://hdl.handle.net/11016/24304
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