George was born, "George Harrison Dust". His father's name was George F Dust. George changed the spelling of his last name from "Dust" to "Duste" during the first World War.
On his WWI draft registration he is described as Medium height, Medium build, with light brown eyes & dark brown hair. Army Serial #533,422
George was employed by the phone company in switchboard maintenance (1917 SLC); as Switchboardman (1920 S.F.); a Telephone repairman (1930's & 1940's S.F.); and for Pacific Telegraph & Telephone Co. (1945 S.F.).
On his WWI draft registration he is described as Medium height, Medium build, with light brown eyes & dark brown hair. Army Serial #533,422
George was employed by the phone company in switchboard maintenance (1917 SLC); as Switchboardman (1920 S.F.); a Telephone repairman (1930's & 1940's S.F.); and for Pacific Telegraph & Telephone Co. (1945 S.F.).
George was born, "George Harrison Dust". His father's name was George F Dust. George changed the spelling of his last name from "Dust" to "Duste" during the first World War.
On his WWI draft registration he is described as Medium height, Medium build, with light brown eyes & dark brown hair. Army Serial #533,422
George was employed by the phone company in switchboard maintenance (1917 SLC); as Switchboardman (1920 S.F.); a Telephone repairman (1930's & 1940's S.F.); and for Pacific Telegraph & Telephone Co. (1945 S.F.).
On his WWI draft registration he is described as Medium height, Medium build, with light brown eyes & dark brown hair. Army Serial #533,422
George was employed by the phone company in switchboard maintenance (1917 SLC); as Switchboardman (1920 S.F.); a Telephone repairman (1930's & 1940's S.F.); and for Pacific Telegraph & Telephone Co. (1945 S.F.).
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