Brown County World, Hiawatha, Kansas, November 12, 1943
Pfc Charles Kenneth "Kip" George died Monday night, November 8, 1943, at Sittion Hospital at Camp Claiborne, LA, following a 3-week illness after operation, relapse of pneumonia. Those who survive are his wife, of Hiawatha; 3 brothers, Henry "hiney" of Hiawatha, Keith, of Longview, Washington, Sgt Paul, of Clovis Field, NM: 1 sister, Mrs. Richard Ketter, of Falls City; 3 half-brothers, Homer Plamann, of Hiawatha, Rev. George Plamann, of Baltimore, MD, chaplain in U.S. Army, Howard Plamann, of Veterans Hospital, Ft. Lyons, Colo.
NARA War Department records list this soldiers Home of Record as Brown County, Kansas...Died Non-Battle.
Pfc Charles Kenneth "Kip" George died Monday night, November 8, 1943, at Sittion Hospital at Camp Claiborne, LA, following a 3-week illness after operation, relapse of pneumonia. Those who survive are his wife, of Hiawatha; 3 brothers, Henry "hiney" of Hiawatha, Keith, of Longview, Washington, Sgt Paul, of Clovis Field, NM: 1 sister, Mrs. Richard Ketter, of Falls City; 3 half-brothers, Homer Plamann, of Hiawatha, Rev. George Plamann, of Baltimore, MD, chaplain in U.S. Army, Howard Plamann, of Veterans Hospital, Ft. Lyons, Colo.
NARA War Department records list this soldiers Home of Record as Brown County, Kansas...Died Non-Battle.
Brown County World, Hiawatha, Kansas, November 12, 1943
Pfc Charles Kenneth "Kip" George died Monday night, November 8, 1943, at Sittion Hospital at Camp Claiborne, LA, following a 3-week illness after operation, relapse of pneumonia. Those who survive are his wife, of Hiawatha; 3 brothers, Henry "hiney" of Hiawatha, Keith, of Longview, Washington, Sgt Paul, of Clovis Field, NM: 1 sister, Mrs. Richard Ketter, of Falls City; 3 half-brothers, Homer Plamann, of Hiawatha, Rev. George Plamann, of Baltimore, MD, chaplain in U.S. Army, Howard Plamann, of Veterans Hospital, Ft. Lyons, Colo.
NARA War Department records list this soldiers Home of Record as Brown County, Kansas...Died Non-Battle.
Pfc Charles Kenneth "Kip" George died Monday night, November 8, 1943, at Sittion Hospital at Camp Claiborne, LA, following a 3-week illness after operation, relapse of pneumonia. Those who survive are his wife, of Hiawatha; 3 brothers, Henry "hiney" of Hiawatha, Keith, of Longview, Washington, Sgt Paul, of Clovis Field, NM: 1 sister, Mrs. Richard Ketter, of Falls City; 3 half-brothers, Homer Plamann, of Hiawatha, Rev. George Plamann, of Baltimore, MD, chaplain in U.S. Army, Howard Plamann, of Veterans Hospital, Ft. Lyons, Colo.
NARA War Department records list this soldiers Home of Record as Brown County, Kansas...Died Non-Battle.
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