Fen SERVICE MAN : ~ TO BE, Iii-193m; I‘AMERICAN LEGION, POST \VILL‘ IOLD FI’NAL RITES FDR EARL ?' HALL WHO LOST LIFE’IN’ '_. “ .FRANCE , , "The remains of Earl Hill], one of Mason County‘s'sons to give up his Rife in France, reached Shelton last: Saturday and are being held at’the aCthpel for public servicos next Sun- xlay. The arrangems-nts and services gate under direction of the American LLegion of‘Mason County,‘nnd Marge attendance of service men is expect- ed. The service will be held’ amine Church at 2,1i. m. Legion 0 meet in uniform. at the .Sholton at 1:30 to take ”part :in marching order. : :7 .fl‘his is the third body to be return- :ed to Mason County from ,oversensy ‘Lloyd Carr, buried in the Olympia ‘cemetery, being the first, and Arthur Togtmever, in thevSheltnn cemetery; :being the second, and no\' Ear] Hull,’ who will also be laid to rest in thy! Shelton cemetery. The remains of Fred B. Wivell are due to reach Hm lichen, N. , , June 25ml, according to advices received this week by Mr. rand Mrs. Chas. Wivcll, ‘ n l'Earl Hall «“35 1mm rm theil'finll 5 arm near D (/11 June 5,‘ 1896,‘and his life was .nnnt in' Mnsonflouncy‘ [until he'lcft S‘lnitou wvith the largest, county list on June 24, 1918. vAfgez, a very short season of training at‘ Camp' 'Lewis the urgent. call from Frame “for men‘ fé‘rced these Tau" _cmits overseasyand the ti'vinglda ‘ just before ‘the armistice found him mar hing with his commany'only unej ~d from the .frout_llne:('»f_-gbattle: .Tlie rigors of «th§1~ma¥0h,made him a ,victim at the‘ nrevalcnt flu land he dropped 1«from the,xanks.zmd passed, :1an in‘the hospital at Remenc nrt October 5, 1918. , , Besides his' mother , "s as Pilleshack, of Matlgck. he leaves two brothers, Will H, and Harold Hall, antlxa sister, Mrs E. In Bunnell all at Dayton vieini , ., , OCR Text: Fen SERVICE MAN : ~ TO BE, Iii-193m; I‘AMERICAN LEGION, POST \VILL‘ IOLD FI’NAL RITES FDR EARL ?' HALL WHO LOST LIFE’IN’ '_. “ .FRANCE , , "The remains of Earl Hill], one of Mason County‘s'sons to give up his Rife in France, reached Shelton last: Saturday and are being held at’the aCthpel for public servicos next Sun- xlay. The arrangems-nts and services gate under direction of the American LLegion of‘Mason County,‘nnd Marge attendance of service men is expect- ed. The service will be held’ amine Church at 2,1i. m. Legion 0 meet in uniform. at the .Sholton at 1:30 to take ”part :in marching order. : :7 .fl‘his is the third body to be return- :ed to Mason County from ,oversensy ‘Lloyd Carr, buried in the Olympia ‘cemetery, being the first, and Arthur Togtmever, in thevSheltnn cemetery; :being the second, and no\' Ear] Hull,’ who will also be laid to rest in thy! Shelton cemetery. The remains of Fred B. Wivell are due to reach Hm lichen, N. , , June 25ml, according to advices received this week by Mr. rand Mrs. Chas. Wivcll, ‘ n l'Earl Hall «“35 1mm rm theil'finll 5 arm near D (/11 June 5,‘ 1896,‘and his life was .nnnt in' Mnsonflouncy‘ [until he'lcft S‘lnitou wvith the largest, county list on June 24, 1918. vAfgez, a very short season of training at‘ Camp' 'Lewis the urgent. call from Frame “for men‘ fé‘rced these Tau" _cmits overseasyand the ti'vinglda ‘ just before ‘the armistice found him mar hing with his commany'only unej ~d from the .frout_llne:('»f_-gbattle: .Tlie rigors of «th§1~ma¥0h,made him a ,victim at the‘ nrevalcnt flu land he dropped 1«from the,xanks.zmd passed, :1an in‘the hospital at Remenc nrt October 5, 1918. , , Besides his' mother , "s as Pilleshack, of Matlgck. he leaves two brothers, Will H, and Harold Hall, antlxa sister, Mrs E. In Bunnell all at Dayton vieini , ., , Mason County Genealogical Society,Obituaries,Obituaries for Shelton Cemetery,H Last Name,Hall, Earl #1.tif,Hall, Earl #1.tif, Hall, Earl #1.tif