Michigan - Pvt 339 Inf 85th Div.
Thomas A. Sims, 37, World War veteran, died at 5:30 this morning at home, 429 Avery Avenue, Iron Mountain, Mich. following an illness of the past 4 days.
He enlisted in the World War, he was sent to Russia with the now famous “Polar Bear” expedition & saw active service there. He was a member of the Thomas Uren American Legion Post, Iron Mountain.
Beside is widow, 4 daughters & 2 sons survive: Thalia, Carrol, Joanne, Lucille, Angus & Calvin, all of Kingsford.
The body will be taken to Stalwart, Mich. for burial.
(September 15, 1930, Iron Mountain Press newspaper, Dickinson, Michigan.)
Thomas A. Sims, 37, World War veteran, died at 5:30 this morning at home, 429 Avery Avenue, Iron Mountain, Mich. following an illness of the past 4 days.
He enlisted in the World War, he was sent to Russia with the now famous “Polar Bear” expedition & saw active service there. He was a member of the Thomas Uren American Legion Post, Iron Mountain.
Beside is widow, 4 daughters & 2 sons survive: Thalia, Carrol, Joanne, Lucille, Angus & Calvin, all of Kingsford.
The body will be taken to Stalwart, Mich. for burial.
(September 15, 1930, Iron Mountain Press newspaper, Dickinson, Michigan.)
Michigan - Pvt 339 Inf 85th Div.
Thomas A. Sims, 37, World War veteran, died at 5:30 this morning at home, 429 Avery Avenue, Iron Mountain, Mich. following an illness of the past 4 days.
He enlisted in the World War, he was sent to Russia with the now famous “Polar Bear” expedition & saw active service there. He was a member of the Thomas Uren American Legion Post, Iron Mountain.
Beside is widow, 4 daughters & 2 sons survive: Thalia, Carrol, Joanne, Lucille, Angus & Calvin, all of Kingsford.
The body will be taken to Stalwart, Mich. for burial.
(September 15, 1930, Iron Mountain Press newspaper, Dickinson, Michigan.)
Thomas A. Sims, 37, World War veteran, died at 5:30 this morning at home, 429 Avery Avenue, Iron Mountain, Mich. following an illness of the past 4 days.
He enlisted in the World War, he was sent to Russia with the now famous “Polar Bear” expedition & saw active service there. He was a member of the Thomas Uren American Legion Post, Iron Mountain.
Beside is widow, 4 daughters & 2 sons survive: Thalia, Carrol, Joanne, Lucille, Angus & Calvin, all of Kingsford.
The body will be taken to Stalwart, Mich. for burial.
(September 15, 1930, Iron Mountain Press newspaper, Dickinson, Michigan.)
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