Martin Perry son of Nash and Mattie Perry.
Martin entered the service on July 3,1918,and went overseas in October,1919 during World War I.
Martin passed away,while serving with the Army,at Hospital 65 in Calbourne,France,of Pneumonia.
Funeral burial services,with Military Honors,were held for Martin Perry,27,Sunday at 10:00 a.m. The Eagle Lake Post NO. 108 of the American Legion having charge of the funeral services.
Members of the American Legion marched with the hearse from the undertaking parlors to the Baptist church where the Legions Chaplain,James McLaughlin,read the funeral service.The church was decorated in the American colors and was crowded to overflowing.
Martin entered the service on July 3,1918,and went overseas in October,1919 during World War I.
Martin passed away,while serving with the Army,at Hospital 65 in Calbourne,France,of Pneumonia.
Funeral burial services,with Military Honors,were held for Martin Perry,27,Sunday at 10:00 a.m. The Eagle Lake Post NO. 108 of the American Legion having charge of the funeral services.
Members of the American Legion marched with the hearse from the undertaking parlors to the Baptist church where the Legions Chaplain,James McLaughlin,read the funeral service.The church was decorated in the American colors and was crowded to overflowing.
Martin Perry son of Nash and Mattie Perry.
Martin entered the service on July 3,1918,and went overseas in October,1919 during World War I.
Martin passed away,while serving with the Army,at Hospital 65 in Calbourne,France,of Pneumonia.
Funeral burial services,with Military Honors,were held for Martin Perry,27,Sunday at 10:00 a.m. The Eagle Lake Post NO. 108 of the American Legion having charge of the funeral services.
Members of the American Legion marched with the hearse from the undertaking parlors to the Baptist church where the Legions Chaplain,James McLaughlin,read the funeral service.The church was decorated in the American colors and was crowded to overflowing.
Martin entered the service on July 3,1918,and went overseas in October,1919 during World War I.
Martin passed away,while serving with the Army,at Hospital 65 in Calbourne,France,of Pneumonia.
Funeral burial services,with Military Honors,were held for Martin Perry,27,Sunday at 10:00 a.m. The Eagle Lake Post NO. 108 of the American Legion having charge of the funeral services.
Members of the American Legion marched with the hearse from the undertaking parlors to the Baptist church where the Legions Chaplain,James McLaughlin,read the funeral service.The church was decorated in the American colors and was crowded to overflowing.
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