Syracuse American, Sunday, March 18, 1934:
SCARLET FEVER VICTIM TO BE BURIED SUNDAY
Funeral services for John W. Akerson of Canandaigua, CCC recruit, who succumbed to an attack of scarlet fever Thursday, will take place with full military rites at Victor Sunday. In the meanwhile, officials of the state health department and army officials are checking epidemic conditions reported in CCC camps at Chenango Forks and at McDonough.
SCARLET FEVER VICTIM TO BE BURIED SUNDAY
Funeral services for John W. Akerson of Canandaigua, CCC recruit, who succumbed to an attack of scarlet fever Thursday, will take place with full military rites at Victor Sunday. In the meanwhile, officials of the state health department and army officials are checking epidemic conditions reported in CCC camps at Chenango Forks and at McDonough.
Syracuse American, Sunday, March 18, 1934:
SCARLET FEVER VICTIM TO BE BURIED SUNDAY
Funeral services for John W. Akerson of Canandaigua, CCC recruit, who succumbed to an attack of scarlet fever Thursday, will take place with full military rites at Victor Sunday. In the meanwhile, officials of the state health department and army officials are checking epidemic conditions reported in CCC camps at Chenango Forks and at McDonough.
SCARLET FEVER VICTIM TO BE BURIED SUNDAY
Funeral services for John W. Akerson of Canandaigua, CCC recruit, who succumbed to an attack of scarlet fever Thursday, will take place with full military rites at Victor Sunday. In the meanwhile, officials of the state health department and army officials are checking epidemic conditions reported in CCC camps at Chenango Forks and at McDonough.
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