Chicago Tribune (IL) - January 03, 1915
Guy H. Armstrong, 47 years old and well known in north shore circles, died yesterday at his home in Waukegan. Mr. Armstrong was the youngest son of the late George B. Armstrong, founder of the United States railway mail service and had lived in the north shore city for years. Five brothers survive. Burial will be at Mount Greenwood tomorrow.
Guy H. Armstrong, 47 years old and well known in north shore circles, died yesterday at his home in Waukegan. Mr. Armstrong was the youngest son of the late George B. Armstrong, founder of the United States railway mail service and had lived in the north shore city for years. Five brothers survive. Burial will be at Mount Greenwood tomorrow.
Chicago Tribune (IL) - January 03, 1915
Guy H. Armstrong, 47 years old and well known in north shore circles, died yesterday at his home in Waukegan. Mr. Armstrong was the youngest son of the late George B. Armstrong, founder of the United States railway mail service and had lived in the north shore city for years. Five brothers survive. Burial will be at Mount Greenwood tomorrow.
Guy H. Armstrong, 47 years old and well known in north shore circles, died yesterday at his home in Waukegan. Mr. Armstrong was the youngest son of the late George B. Armstrong, founder of the United States railway mail service and had lived in the north shore city for years. Five brothers survive. Burial will be at Mount Greenwood tomorrow.
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