Richfield Springs Mercury, 1918
Mr. and Mrs. owen Eckler of Westville have recieved notice from the war Department that their son, Ford Eckler, had died of pneumonia at a base hospital in France. Mr. Eckler was 24 yearsof age and left Oneonta September 27, 1917, for Camp Devens. He was a member of the 303rd Infantry and sailed for France about July 1st of the present year. His younger brother, Leon Eckler was also a member of the American Expeditionary Force and died a few weeks ago in service in France.
Mr. and Mrs. owen Eckler of Westville have recieved notice from the war Department that their son, Ford Eckler, had died of pneumonia at a base hospital in France. Mr. Eckler was 24 yearsof age and left Oneonta September 27, 1917, for Camp Devens. He was a member of the 303rd Infantry and sailed for France about July 1st of the present year. His younger brother, Leon Eckler was also a member of the American Expeditionary Force and died a few weeks ago in service in France.
Richfield Springs Mercury, 1918
Mr. and Mrs. owen Eckler of Westville have recieved notice from the war Department that their son, Ford Eckler, had died of pneumonia at a base hospital in France. Mr. Eckler was 24 yearsof age and left Oneonta September 27, 1917, for Camp Devens. He was a member of the 303rd Infantry and sailed for France about July 1st of the present year. His younger brother, Leon Eckler was also a member of the American Expeditionary Force and died a few weeks ago in service in France.
Mr. and Mrs. owen Eckler of Westville have recieved notice from the war Department that their son, Ford Eckler, had died of pneumonia at a base hospital in France. Mr. Eckler was 24 yearsof age and left Oneonta September 27, 1917, for Camp Devens. He was a member of the 303rd Infantry and sailed for France about July 1st of the present year. His younger brother, Leon Eckler was also a member of the American Expeditionary Force and died a few weeks ago in service in France.
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