Served our Country proudly
2nd Lt. Co D 164th Regt
wife Shona
Lima News
Jan 8, 1929
Kenton -- Funeral for "Uncle Tom" Strong, 95, one of the oldest and best known Masons in Ohio, who died at his home from infirmities, was conducted Tuesday afternoon in charge of the Toledo Consistory of Scottish Rite masons and Kenton Commandary of Knights Templar, No. 58. Officiating officials were Otto H. Hohly, grand master of the Ohio Grand Lodge, and Dr. Waldo M. Bowman, both of Toledo. Burial in Grove cemetery.
2nd Lt. Co D 164th Regt
wife Shona
Lima News
Jan 8, 1929
Kenton -- Funeral for "Uncle Tom" Strong, 95, one of the oldest and best known Masons in Ohio, who died at his home from infirmities, was conducted Tuesday afternoon in charge of the Toledo Consistory of Scottish Rite masons and Kenton Commandary of Knights Templar, No. 58. Officiating officials were Otto H. Hohly, grand master of the Ohio Grand Lodge, and Dr. Waldo M. Bowman, both of Toledo. Burial in Grove cemetery.
Served our Country proudly
2nd Lt. Co D 164th Regt
wife Shona
Lima News
Jan 8, 1929
Kenton -- Funeral for "Uncle Tom" Strong, 95, one of the oldest and best known Masons in Ohio, who died at his home from infirmities, was conducted Tuesday afternoon in charge of the Toledo Consistory of Scottish Rite masons and Kenton Commandary of Knights Templar, No. 58. Officiating officials were Otto H. Hohly, grand master of the Ohio Grand Lodge, and Dr. Waldo M. Bowman, both of Toledo. Burial in Grove cemetery.
2nd Lt. Co D 164th Regt
wife Shona
Lima News
Jan 8, 1929
Kenton -- Funeral for "Uncle Tom" Strong, 95, one of the oldest and best known Masons in Ohio, who died at his home from infirmities, was conducted Tuesday afternoon in charge of the Toledo Consistory of Scottish Rite masons and Kenton Commandary of Knights Templar, No. 58. Officiating officials were Otto H. Hohly, grand master of the Ohio Grand Lodge, and Dr. Waldo M. Bowman, both of Toledo. Burial in Grove cemetery.
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