BECKER - entered into rest at Brest, france, May 8, 1918, P. Harold Becker, seaman, U.S.S. C 148.
Beloved son of Albert F. and Leona G. Becker (nee Galer), dear brother of Ruth Leona, dear nephew of Henry W. and george P. Becker, Mrs. H. Niedringhaus and Mrs. Alice Becker.
Remains will lie in state at 2223 St. Louis avenue up to 10 a.m., Thursday May 27. Funeral from residence 8607 Clifton avenue, Jennings, MO at 2 p.m. to St. Paul's M.E.
South, 1327 St. Louis avenue, thence to Bellefontaine Cemetery.
St. Louis Post Dispatch, May 26, 1920∼According to a contibutor who wants to be anonymous, Philip Harold Becker was a seaman second class Rank Sea-RF, US Naval Reserve Force. He enlisted 28 April 1917 in Boston, MA. He served aboard Submarine Chaser No. 148. He died 8 May 1918 in Base Hospital No. 5, France. He was buried in Military Cemetery in Brest, France. His next of kin listed in the "US Casualties Book 1917-1918" was his mother, Leona Becker of 8607 Clifton Avenue in St. Louis, MO. It apparently is a memorial only at Bellefontaine. He appeared in 1900 census living with his parents and grandparents.
Beloved son of Albert F. and Leona G. Becker (nee Galer), dear brother of Ruth Leona, dear nephew of Henry W. and george P. Becker, Mrs. H. Niedringhaus and Mrs. Alice Becker.
Remains will lie in state at 2223 St. Louis avenue up to 10 a.m., Thursday May 27. Funeral from residence 8607 Clifton avenue, Jennings, MO at 2 p.m. to St. Paul's M.E.
South, 1327 St. Louis avenue, thence to Bellefontaine Cemetery.
St. Louis Post Dispatch, May 26, 1920∼According to a contibutor who wants to be anonymous, Philip Harold Becker was a seaman second class Rank Sea-RF, US Naval Reserve Force. He enlisted 28 April 1917 in Boston, MA. He served aboard Submarine Chaser No. 148. He died 8 May 1918 in Base Hospital No. 5, France. He was buried in Military Cemetery in Brest, France. His next of kin listed in the "US Casualties Book 1917-1918" was his mother, Leona Becker of 8607 Clifton Avenue in St. Louis, MO. It apparently is a memorial only at Bellefontaine. He appeared in 1900 census living with his parents and grandparents.
BECKER - entered into rest at Brest, france, May 8, 1918, P. Harold Becker, seaman, U.S.S. C 148.
Beloved son of Albert F. and Leona G. Becker (nee Galer), dear brother of Ruth Leona, dear nephew of Henry W. and george P. Becker, Mrs. H. Niedringhaus and Mrs. Alice Becker.
Remains will lie in state at 2223 St. Louis avenue up to 10 a.m., Thursday May 27. Funeral from residence 8607 Clifton avenue, Jennings, MO at 2 p.m. to St. Paul's M.E.
South, 1327 St. Louis avenue, thence to Bellefontaine Cemetery.
St. Louis Post Dispatch, May 26, 1920∼According to a contibutor who wants to be anonymous, Philip Harold Becker was a seaman second class Rank Sea-RF, US Naval Reserve Force. He enlisted 28 April 1917 in Boston, MA. He served aboard Submarine Chaser No. 148. He died 8 May 1918 in Base Hospital No. 5, France. He was buried in Military Cemetery in Brest, France. His next of kin listed in the "US Casualties Book 1917-1918" was his mother, Leona Becker of 8607 Clifton Avenue in St. Louis, MO. It apparently is a memorial only at Bellefontaine. He appeared in 1900 census living with his parents and grandparents.
Beloved son of Albert F. and Leona G. Becker (nee Galer), dear brother of Ruth Leona, dear nephew of Henry W. and george P. Becker, Mrs. H. Niedringhaus and Mrs. Alice Becker.
Remains will lie in state at 2223 St. Louis avenue up to 10 a.m., Thursday May 27. Funeral from residence 8607 Clifton avenue, Jennings, MO at 2 p.m. to St. Paul's M.E.
South, 1327 St. Louis avenue, thence to Bellefontaine Cemetery.
St. Louis Post Dispatch, May 26, 1920∼According to a contibutor who wants to be anonymous, Philip Harold Becker was a seaman second class Rank Sea-RF, US Naval Reserve Force. He enlisted 28 April 1917 in Boston, MA. He served aboard Submarine Chaser No. 148. He died 8 May 1918 in Base Hospital No. 5, France. He was buried in Military Cemetery in Brest, France. His next of kin listed in the "US Casualties Book 1917-1918" was his mother, Leona Becker of 8607 Clifton Avenue in St. Louis, MO. It apparently is a memorial only at Bellefontaine. He appeared in 1900 census living with his parents and grandparents.
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