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Caddo County Oklahoma - WW I 
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The Anadarko Tribune  
December 5, 1918 

KILLED IN ACTION 

Bugler John W. Havens, Formerly of Anadarko 

Was killed in action in France November 4, according to a 
telegram  received from the war department by his mother, 
Mrs. Nellie Cunningham,  205 West Fifth street, Oklahoma 
City, Tuesday. Young Havens was a   member  of Co. M, 357th 
Infantry. His regiment was a part of the Ninetieth  
division, which left Camp Travis for France last June. When 
last heard  from he was a short distance north of Verdun. 

Besides his mother, Bugler Havens is survived by two 
sisters and a  brother, all of whom live in Oklahoma City. 
One of the sisters is Mrs.  Jake Rotchstein, wife of a 
printer who worked in Anadarko for eight or  ten years. 
Havens entered the military service from Anadarko. He had  
lived here for ten years or longer. His mother, then Mrs. 
Havens, used  to live here, and for some time before going 
to Oklahoma City, ran the  Windsor (now Rock Island) hotel 
on Main street.