Veteran: Pvt 1st Class 11th Ind Inf
Military honors were accorded the late Albert J Brugh, a native of Tippecanoe County and a soldier in the United States army, who died last Thursday in Denver, Colorado, by the Lafayette post of the American Legion at the services held Monday afternoon at the Roger s and smith funeral home. The Re J Newton Jessup, of the First Christian church, officiated and Miss Una Dell Berry, contralto, sang, "The Night There" Pallbearers were also members of the Legion. Interment was made in the Baker cemetery, near Dayton.
Military honors were accorded the late Albert J Brugh, a native of Tippecanoe County and a soldier in the United States army, who died last Thursday in Denver, Colorado, by the Lafayette post of the American Legion at the services held Monday afternoon at the Roger s and smith funeral home. The Re J Newton Jessup, of the First Christian church, officiated and Miss Una Dell Berry, contralto, sang, "The Night There" Pallbearers were also members of the Legion. Interment was made in the Baker cemetery, near Dayton.
Veteran: Pvt 1st Class 11th Ind Inf
Military honors were accorded the late Albert J Brugh, a native of Tippecanoe County and a soldier in the United States army, who died last Thursday in Denver, Colorado, by the Lafayette post of the American Legion at the services held Monday afternoon at the Roger s and smith funeral home. The Re J Newton Jessup, of the First Christian church, officiated and Miss Una Dell Berry, contralto, sang, "The Night There" Pallbearers were also members of the Legion. Interment was made in the Baker cemetery, near Dayton.
Military honors were accorded the late Albert J Brugh, a native of Tippecanoe County and a soldier in the United States army, who died last Thursday in Denver, Colorado, by the Lafayette post of the American Legion at the services held Monday afternoon at the Roger s and smith funeral home. The Re J Newton Jessup, of the First Christian church, officiated and Miss Una Dell Berry, contralto, sang, "The Night There" Pallbearers were also members of the Legion. Interment was made in the Baker cemetery, near Dayton.
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