San Juan Prospector dated Dec. 21, 1928
Charles I. Goodman was born Nov. 4, 1888 at Del Norte, Colorado and died Dec. 12, 1928 at age 40. He was the fourth son of Samuel Oscar and Alcesta, Goodman. His father, Mr. Samuel Oscar Goodman passed away here in Del Norte in the year 1924. His mother also passed away in 1921.
He was married Nov. 4, 1919 to Miss Pearl Reynolds. To this union were born four children. Earl, the third child, passed away Dec. 21, 1923.
Charles Goodman was the third man in Del Norte to enlist in the United States Army, enlisting on April 23, 1917. He was discharged July 19, 1919. After joining the Army, he first went into the first Auto Aircraft Battalion, but later was transferred to other departments of the Army. He served three months at the U.S. Motor School at Orleans, France after which he served nine months hauling ammunition and supplies to the front.
Mr. Goodman leaves to mourn his wife, three children, three brothers, Joel, Clarence and Ira, and other relatives. Burial was in the Del Norte cemetery.
~Courtesy of Rosalind Weaver
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San Juan Prospector, January 11, 1918
A card received at this office last Sunday morning from Robert Cochran, formerly of Del Norte, states that his company has arrived safely in France and that he was well. Charles Goodman, another Del Norte boy is with the same division as Robert.
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The three surviving children were Charlie, Elizabeth and Albert Goodman - they later apparently adopted the name Patten as that's how they are listed in the 1940 Census. pwc
Charles I. Goodman was born Nov. 4, 1888 at Del Norte, Colorado and died Dec. 12, 1928 at age 40. He was the fourth son of Samuel Oscar and Alcesta, Goodman. His father, Mr. Samuel Oscar Goodman passed away here in Del Norte in the year 1924. His mother also passed away in 1921.
He was married Nov. 4, 1919 to Miss Pearl Reynolds. To this union were born four children. Earl, the third child, passed away Dec. 21, 1923.
Charles Goodman was the third man in Del Norte to enlist in the United States Army, enlisting on April 23, 1917. He was discharged July 19, 1919. After joining the Army, he first went into the first Auto Aircraft Battalion, but later was transferred to other departments of the Army. He served three months at the U.S. Motor School at Orleans, France after which he served nine months hauling ammunition and supplies to the front.
Mr. Goodman leaves to mourn his wife, three children, three brothers, Joel, Clarence and Ira, and other relatives. Burial was in the Del Norte cemetery.
~Courtesy of Rosalind Weaver
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San Juan Prospector, January 11, 1918
A card received at this office last Sunday morning from Robert Cochran, formerly of Del Norte, states that his company has arrived safely in France and that he was well. Charles Goodman, another Del Norte boy is with the same division as Robert.
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The three surviving children were Charlie, Elizabeth and Albert Goodman - they later apparently adopted the name Patten as that's how they are listed in the 1940 Census. pwc
San Juan Prospector dated Dec. 21, 1928
Charles I. Goodman was born Nov. 4, 1888 at Del Norte, Colorado and died Dec. 12, 1928 at age 40. He was the fourth son of Samuel Oscar and Alcesta, Goodman. His father, Mr. Samuel Oscar Goodman passed away here in Del Norte in the year 1924. His mother also passed away in 1921.
He was married Nov. 4, 1919 to Miss Pearl Reynolds. To this union were born four children. Earl, the third child, passed away Dec. 21, 1923.
Charles Goodman was the third man in Del Norte to enlist in the United States Army, enlisting on April 23, 1917. He was discharged July 19, 1919. After joining the Army, he first went into the first Auto Aircraft Battalion, but later was transferred to other departments of the Army. He served three months at the U.S. Motor School at Orleans, France after which he served nine months hauling ammunition and supplies to the front.
Mr. Goodman leaves to mourn his wife, three children, three brothers, Joel, Clarence and Ira, and other relatives. Burial was in the Del Norte cemetery.
~Courtesy of Rosalind Weaver
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San Juan Prospector, January 11, 1918
A card received at this office last Sunday morning from Robert Cochran, formerly of Del Norte, states that his company has arrived safely in France and that he was well. Charles Goodman, another Del Norte boy is with the same division as Robert.
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The three surviving children were Charlie, Elizabeth and Albert Goodman - they later apparently adopted the name Patten as that's how they are listed in the 1940 Census. pwc
Charles I. Goodman was born Nov. 4, 1888 at Del Norte, Colorado and died Dec. 12, 1928 at age 40. He was the fourth son of Samuel Oscar and Alcesta, Goodman. His father, Mr. Samuel Oscar Goodman passed away here in Del Norte in the year 1924. His mother also passed away in 1921.
He was married Nov. 4, 1919 to Miss Pearl Reynolds. To this union were born four children. Earl, the third child, passed away Dec. 21, 1923.
Charles Goodman was the third man in Del Norte to enlist in the United States Army, enlisting on April 23, 1917. He was discharged July 19, 1919. After joining the Army, he first went into the first Auto Aircraft Battalion, but later was transferred to other departments of the Army. He served three months at the U.S. Motor School at Orleans, France after which he served nine months hauling ammunition and supplies to the front.
Mr. Goodman leaves to mourn his wife, three children, three brothers, Joel, Clarence and Ira, and other relatives. Burial was in the Del Norte cemetery.
~Courtesy of Rosalind Weaver
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San Juan Prospector, January 11, 1918
A card received at this office last Sunday morning from Robert Cochran, formerly of Del Norte, states that his company has arrived safely in France and that he was well. Charles Goodman, another Del Norte boy is with the same division as Robert.
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The three surviving children were Charlie, Elizabeth and Albert Goodman - they later apparently adopted the name Patten as that's how they are listed in the 1940 Census. pwc
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