Chicago Tribune April 30, 1950:
ALCORN
Ernest T. Alcorn, April 28, of 7100 S. Eggleston avenue, beloved husband of Olive A., loving father of Luzerne, Marjorie Alcorn, and Mary Skinner, grandfather of Nancy Alcorn, brother of Rose B. and Alice M. Alcorn. Resting at funeral home, 8400 S. Ashland avenue, until noon Monday, May 1. Services, 2 p.m., at Englewood Christian church, 66th pl. and Stewart av. Interment Cedar Park, First lieutenant of World War I; Bob Evans camp, No. 76, U. S. W. V.; Railway Express post, No. 790, A. L.; Modern Woodmen of America, camp No. 3052; Masonic lodge, and R. A. M. chapter, No. 46, of Galesburg, Ill.
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Knox County, Illinois: The Honor Roll 1917-1918-1919; page 79:
Alcorn, Ernest T.; Galesburg
First Lieutenant, Administration Service Company 107. Son of James and Mary Margaret Alcorn; wife Olive A. Alcorn (married April 14, 1906 in Henry County, IL); born December 19, 1880 at Sanford, KY. Entered service at Fort Sheridan, May 10, 1917; commissioned First Lieutenant August 15, 1917; transferred to 60th OTC Guard Company at Bordeaux Base Hospital 208; overseas since August, 1918; also served three years in Regular Army, Philippine Instruction.
ALCORN
Ernest T. Alcorn, April 28, of 7100 S. Eggleston avenue, beloved husband of Olive A., loving father of Luzerne, Marjorie Alcorn, and Mary Skinner, grandfather of Nancy Alcorn, brother of Rose B. and Alice M. Alcorn. Resting at funeral home, 8400 S. Ashland avenue, until noon Monday, May 1. Services, 2 p.m., at Englewood Christian church, 66th pl. and Stewart av. Interment Cedar Park, First lieutenant of World War I; Bob Evans camp, No. 76, U. S. W. V.; Railway Express post, No. 790, A. L.; Modern Woodmen of America, camp No. 3052; Masonic lodge, and R. A. M. chapter, No. 46, of Galesburg, Ill.
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Knox County, Illinois: The Honor Roll 1917-1918-1919; page 79:
Alcorn, Ernest T.; Galesburg
First Lieutenant, Administration Service Company 107. Son of James and Mary Margaret Alcorn; wife Olive A. Alcorn (married April 14, 1906 in Henry County, IL); born December 19, 1880 at Sanford, KY. Entered service at Fort Sheridan, May 10, 1917; commissioned First Lieutenant August 15, 1917; transferred to 60th OTC Guard Company at Bordeaux Base Hospital 208; overseas since August, 1918; also served three years in Regular Army, Philippine Instruction.
Chicago Tribune April 30, 1950:
ALCORN
Ernest T. Alcorn, April 28, of 7100 S. Eggleston avenue, beloved husband of Olive A., loving father of Luzerne, Marjorie Alcorn, and Mary Skinner, grandfather of Nancy Alcorn, brother of Rose B. and Alice M. Alcorn. Resting at funeral home, 8400 S. Ashland avenue, until noon Monday, May 1. Services, 2 p.m., at Englewood Christian church, 66th pl. and Stewart av. Interment Cedar Park, First lieutenant of World War I; Bob Evans camp, No. 76, U. S. W. V.; Railway Express post, No. 790, A. L.; Modern Woodmen of America, camp No. 3052; Masonic lodge, and R. A. M. chapter, No. 46, of Galesburg, Ill.
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Knox County, Illinois: The Honor Roll 1917-1918-1919; page 79:
Alcorn, Ernest T.; Galesburg
First Lieutenant, Administration Service Company 107. Son of James and Mary Margaret Alcorn; wife Olive A. Alcorn (married April 14, 1906 in Henry County, IL); born December 19, 1880 at Sanford, KY. Entered service at Fort Sheridan, May 10, 1917; commissioned First Lieutenant August 15, 1917; transferred to 60th OTC Guard Company at Bordeaux Base Hospital 208; overseas since August, 1918; also served three years in Regular Army, Philippine Instruction.
ALCORN
Ernest T. Alcorn, April 28, of 7100 S. Eggleston avenue, beloved husband of Olive A., loving father of Luzerne, Marjorie Alcorn, and Mary Skinner, grandfather of Nancy Alcorn, brother of Rose B. and Alice M. Alcorn. Resting at funeral home, 8400 S. Ashland avenue, until noon Monday, May 1. Services, 2 p.m., at Englewood Christian church, 66th pl. and Stewart av. Interment Cedar Park, First lieutenant of World War I; Bob Evans camp, No. 76, U. S. W. V.; Railway Express post, No. 790, A. L.; Modern Woodmen of America, camp No. 3052; Masonic lodge, and R. A. M. chapter, No. 46, of Galesburg, Ill.
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Knox County, Illinois: The Honor Roll 1917-1918-1919; page 79:
Alcorn, Ernest T.; Galesburg
First Lieutenant, Administration Service Company 107. Son of James and Mary Margaret Alcorn; wife Olive A. Alcorn (married April 14, 1906 in Henry County, IL); born December 19, 1880 at Sanford, KY. Entered service at Fort Sheridan, May 10, 1917; commissioned First Lieutenant August 15, 1917; transferred to 60th OTC Guard Company at Bordeaux Base Hospital 208; overseas since August, 1918; also served three years in Regular Army, Philippine Instruction.
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