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Arthur Marion Elmer passed away Nov. 16 while a patient a the Veterans hospital in Sheridan. Death was attributed to a heart attack.
He was born Dec. 9, 1892 in Hatch, Utah the son of Ira B. Elmer and Octavia Hatch. With his parents, he moved to the Big Horn Basin as a small boy.
In 1918 he entered the military service where he served as a combat engineer. It was in this capacity that he was disabled in the field of combat in France during World War I.
Upon returning to the United State, he entered the Veterans hospital in Denver, Colo., later transferring to the Sheridan VA hospital.
He was preceded in death by his parents and five brothers, Ira, Orin, Ernest, Parley and Earl.
Surviving are three brothers, O. Daniel of Auburn, Calif., Russell of Hubbard, Ore. and Rulon S. of Seattle, Wash. and two sisters, Mrs. Permelia Tippetts and Mrs. Zella Burnham, both of Lovell.
Interment was in the Lovell cemetery with Haskell funeral home in charge. Mailitary servcies were conducted.
WWI
Arthur Marion Elmer passed away Nov. 16 while a patient a the Veterans hospital in Sheridan. Death was attributed to a heart attack.
He was born Dec. 9, 1892 in Hatch, Utah the son of Ira B. Elmer and Octavia Hatch. With his parents, he moved to the Big Horn Basin as a small boy.
In 1918 he entered the military service where he served as a combat engineer. It was in this capacity that he was disabled in the field of combat in France during World War I.
Upon returning to the United State, he entered the Veterans hospital in Denver, Colo., later transferring to the Sheridan VA hospital.
He was preceded in death by his parents and five brothers, Ira, Orin, Ernest, Parley and Earl.
Surviving are three brothers, O. Daniel of Auburn, Calif., Russell of Hubbard, Ore. and Rulon S. of Seattle, Wash. and two sisters, Mrs. Permelia Tippetts and Mrs. Zella Burnham, both of Lovell.
Interment was in the Lovell cemetery with Haskell funeral home in charge. Mailitary servcies were conducted.
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WWI
Arthur Marion Elmer passed away Nov. 16 while a patient a the Veterans hospital in Sheridan. Death was attributed to a heart attack.
He was born Dec. 9, 1892 in Hatch, Utah the son of Ira B. Elmer and Octavia Hatch. With his parents, he moved to the Big Horn Basin as a small boy.
In 1918 he entered the military service where he served as a combat engineer. It was in this capacity that he was disabled in the field of combat in France during World War I.
Upon returning to the United State, he entered the Veterans hospital in Denver, Colo., later transferring to the Sheridan VA hospital.
He was preceded in death by his parents and five brothers, Ira, Orin, Ernest, Parley and Earl.
Surviving are three brothers, O. Daniel of Auburn, Calif., Russell of Hubbard, Ore. and Rulon S. of Seattle, Wash. and two sisters, Mrs. Permelia Tippetts and Mrs. Zella Burnham, both of Lovell.
Interment was in the Lovell cemetery with Haskell funeral home in charge. Mailitary servcies were conducted.
WWI
Arthur Marion Elmer passed away Nov. 16 while a patient a the Veterans hospital in Sheridan. Death was attributed to a heart attack.
He was born Dec. 9, 1892 in Hatch, Utah the son of Ira B. Elmer and Octavia Hatch. With his parents, he moved to the Big Horn Basin as a small boy.
In 1918 he entered the military service where he served as a combat engineer. It was in this capacity that he was disabled in the field of combat in France during World War I.
Upon returning to the United State, he entered the Veterans hospital in Denver, Colo., later transferring to the Sheridan VA hospital.
He was preceded in death by his parents and five brothers, Ira, Orin, Ernest, Parley and Earl.
Surviving are three brothers, O. Daniel of Auburn, Calif., Russell of Hubbard, Ore. and Rulon S. of Seattle, Wash. and two sisters, Mrs. Permelia Tippetts and Mrs. Zella Burnham, both of Lovell.
Interment was in the Lovell cemetery with Haskell funeral home in charge. Mailitary servcies were conducted.
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