KIA in La Lucasserie France; Company F 121 Cavalry Reconnaisance Squadron of the 106 Cavalry Group
The News, Frederick, MD, May 21, 1948
SGT. JOHN F. EYLER'S Final Rites on Saturday
Funeral services for Sgt. John F. Eyler, of Emmitsburg, who was killed in action at LaLucasserie, France, on July 27 1944, and whose remains were returned recently to this country, will be held at St. Joseph's Catholic church in Emmitsburg on Saturday morning at nine o'clock.
Mass will be celebrated by Rev. Gerald Curran, assistant pastor and interment will take place in Mountain View Cemetery, Emmitsburg.
Sgt. Eyler was attached to Company F, 121st Calvary Group, one of the most dangerous commissions in the Army. His remains arrived in Thurmont Thursday evening at six o'clock and were taken to the S. L. Allison funeral home, where there will be recitation of the rosary this evening at eight o'clock. Pallbearers will be Austin, Lloyd, and Clifford Eyler, brothers of the deceased, Paul and Russell Eyler, cousins, and James Pryor.
Sgt. Eyler was the son of Earl C. Eyler and the late Mrs. Eyler, of near Emmitsburg. Besides his father he is survived by the following brothers and sisters; Austin, Clifford and Lloyd Eyler, and Mrs. Clarence Kemper, all of Baltimore, Mrs. Wilbur Umbel and Ray Eyler, of Emmitsburg.
The News, Frederick, MD, May 21, 1948
SGT. JOHN F. EYLER'S Final Rites on Saturday
Funeral services for Sgt. John F. Eyler, of Emmitsburg, who was killed in action at LaLucasserie, France, on July 27 1944, and whose remains were returned recently to this country, will be held at St. Joseph's Catholic church in Emmitsburg on Saturday morning at nine o'clock.
Mass will be celebrated by Rev. Gerald Curran, assistant pastor and interment will take place in Mountain View Cemetery, Emmitsburg.
Sgt. Eyler was attached to Company F, 121st Calvary Group, one of the most dangerous commissions in the Army. His remains arrived in Thurmont Thursday evening at six o'clock and were taken to the S. L. Allison funeral home, where there will be recitation of the rosary this evening at eight o'clock. Pallbearers will be Austin, Lloyd, and Clifford Eyler, brothers of the deceased, Paul and Russell Eyler, cousins, and James Pryor.
Sgt. Eyler was the son of Earl C. Eyler and the late Mrs. Eyler, of near Emmitsburg. Besides his father he is survived by the following brothers and sisters; Austin, Clifford and Lloyd Eyler, and Mrs. Clarence Kemper, all of Baltimore, Mrs. Wilbur Umbel and Ray Eyler, of Emmitsburg.
KIA in La Lucasserie France; Company F 121 Cavalry Reconnaisance Squadron of the 106 Cavalry Group
The News, Frederick, MD, May 21, 1948
SGT. JOHN F. EYLER'S Final Rites on Saturday
Funeral services for Sgt. John F. Eyler, of Emmitsburg, who was killed in action at LaLucasserie, France, on July 27 1944, and whose remains were returned recently to this country, will be held at St. Joseph's Catholic church in Emmitsburg on Saturday morning at nine o'clock.
Mass will be celebrated by Rev. Gerald Curran, assistant pastor and interment will take place in Mountain View Cemetery, Emmitsburg.
Sgt. Eyler was attached to Company F, 121st Calvary Group, one of the most dangerous commissions in the Army. His remains arrived in Thurmont Thursday evening at six o'clock and were taken to the S. L. Allison funeral home, where there will be recitation of the rosary this evening at eight o'clock. Pallbearers will be Austin, Lloyd, and Clifford Eyler, brothers of the deceased, Paul and Russell Eyler, cousins, and James Pryor.
Sgt. Eyler was the son of Earl C. Eyler and the late Mrs. Eyler, of near Emmitsburg. Besides his father he is survived by the following brothers and sisters; Austin, Clifford and Lloyd Eyler, and Mrs. Clarence Kemper, all of Baltimore, Mrs. Wilbur Umbel and Ray Eyler, of Emmitsburg.
The News, Frederick, MD, May 21, 1948
SGT. JOHN F. EYLER'S Final Rites on Saturday
Funeral services for Sgt. John F. Eyler, of Emmitsburg, who was killed in action at LaLucasserie, France, on July 27 1944, and whose remains were returned recently to this country, will be held at St. Joseph's Catholic church in Emmitsburg on Saturday morning at nine o'clock.
Mass will be celebrated by Rev. Gerald Curran, assistant pastor and interment will take place in Mountain View Cemetery, Emmitsburg.
Sgt. Eyler was attached to Company F, 121st Calvary Group, one of the most dangerous commissions in the Army. His remains arrived in Thurmont Thursday evening at six o'clock and were taken to the S. L. Allison funeral home, where there will be recitation of the rosary this evening at eight o'clock. Pallbearers will be Austin, Lloyd, and Clifford Eyler, brothers of the deceased, Paul and Russell Eyler, cousins, and James Pryor.
Sgt. Eyler was the son of Earl C. Eyler and the late Mrs. Eyler, of near Emmitsburg. Besides his father he is survived by the following brothers and sisters; Austin, Clifford and Lloyd Eyler, and Mrs. Clarence Kemper, all of Baltimore, Mrs. Wilbur Umbel and Ray Eyler, of Emmitsburg.
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