CHARLES JOHN CLARK was born on November 1, 1895, in Youngstown, Ohio to Homer (1849-1932) and Hattie Maude (Chamberlin) (1874-1943) Clark. At 21 years old, he enlisted in the Army (#1954230) on October 3, 1917 in Rochester, Pennsylvania and was assigned to Battery E, 323rd Field Artillery Battalion. Clark stayed with them until November 26, 1917, when he was assigned to Supply Company of the 323rd FA with which he remained until February 18, 1919. Finally he was assigned to HQ Company of the 323rd FA and remained with this unit for his entire army career earning a promotion to Private First Class in January, 1918. He arrived in France with Supply Company on June 10, 1918 and fought with the 323rd FA in the Meusse-Argonne campaign. After the end of World War One he was with the Army of Occupation until May 13, 1919 when he returned to the US and was honorably discharged on May 27, 1919 at Camp Dix, New Jersey.
CHARLES JOHN CLARK was born on November 1, 1895, in Youngstown, Ohio to Homer (1849-1932) and Hattie Maude (Chamberlin) (1874-1943) Clark. At 21 years old, he enlisted in the Army (#1954230) on October 3, 1917 in Rochester, Pennsylvania and was assigned to Battery E, 323rd Field Artillery Battalion. Clark stayed with them until November 26, 1917, when he was assigned to Supply Company of the 323rd FA with which he remained until February 18, 1919. Finally he was assigned to HQ Company of the 323rd FA and remained with this unit for his entire army career earning a promotion to Private First Class in January, 1918. He arrived in France with Supply Company on June 10, 1918 and fought with the 323rd FA in the Meusse-Argonne campaign. After the end of World War One he was with the Army of Occupation until May 13, 1919 when he returned to the US and was honorably discharged on May 27, 1919 at Camp Dix, New Jersey.
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