The News, Frederick, MD, August 29, 1944
T. SGT. HARRY R. BROWN, a cook with Headquarters Company, 115th Infantry, 29th Division, was killed in action on August 11. Mrs. Cora E. Grove, Mt. Pleasant, was notified of the death on of her son on Monday night.
T. Sgt Brown, who was 31 years old, left in 1941 with Headquarters Company, and has been with the local unit in England and France. Besides his mother, he is survived by the following half brothers and sisters: Leonard Grove, Hagerstown; Mrs. Hannah Baker, and Mrs. Betty Baker, near Petersville; Oscar Grove, in New Guinea, and Mrs. Caroline Getzendanner, near Frederick.
T. SGT. HARRY R. BROWN, a cook with Headquarters Company, 115th Infantry, 29th Division, was killed in action on August 11. Mrs. Cora E. Grove, Mt. Pleasant, was notified of the death on of her son on Monday night.
T. Sgt Brown, who was 31 years old, left in 1941 with Headquarters Company, and has been with the local unit in England and France. Besides his mother, he is survived by the following half brothers and sisters: Leonard Grove, Hagerstown; Mrs. Hannah Baker, and Mrs. Betty Baker, near Petersville; Oscar Grove, in New Guinea, and Mrs. Caroline Getzendanner, near Frederick.
The News, Frederick, MD, August 29, 1944
T. SGT. HARRY R. BROWN, a cook with Headquarters Company, 115th Infantry, 29th Division, was killed in action on August 11. Mrs. Cora E. Grove, Mt. Pleasant, was notified of the death on of her son on Monday night.
T. Sgt Brown, who was 31 years old, left in 1941 with Headquarters Company, and has been with the local unit in England and France. Besides his mother, he is survived by the following half brothers and sisters: Leonard Grove, Hagerstown; Mrs. Hannah Baker, and Mrs. Betty Baker, near Petersville; Oscar Grove, in New Guinea, and Mrs. Caroline Getzendanner, near Frederick.
T. SGT. HARRY R. BROWN, a cook with Headquarters Company, 115th Infantry, 29th Division, was killed in action on August 11. Mrs. Cora E. Grove, Mt. Pleasant, was notified of the death on of her son on Monday night.
T. Sgt Brown, who was 31 years old, left in 1941 with Headquarters Company, and has been with the local unit in England and France. Besides his mother, he is survived by the following half brothers and sisters: Leonard Grove, Hagerstown; Mrs. Hannah Baker, and Mrs. Betty Baker, near Petersville; Oscar Grove, in New Guinea, and Mrs. Caroline Getzendanner, near Frederick.
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