Note: From a survey taken by Mrs Alexander Selkirk in 1928.∼The Enterprise, Altamont, NY 9 Jan 1920, pg 7
Obituary: Christopher Bombeck of Bethlehem Center (NY) Dies at City Hospital. Christopher Bombeck, son of Henry and Anna C. Bombeck passed away at the Albany City Hospital on December 24, at the early age of 30 years. He had undergone a serious operation a short time before. "Chrissie" as his friends familiarly called him, and of which he had many, at his country's call responded, and was soon sent across where he remained until the war ended. While in England he was married [Lillian Kathleen Toft].
Before going overseas, he was in the employ of the International Harvester Company, and because of his fine business ability he was placing himself in the line of promotion.
The funeral services were held at the residence of is father on Friday, December 26. Rev. Charles Malory officiated, and interment in Elmwood Cemetery (Bethlehem, NY).
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New York Abstracts of World War I: Enlisted 11 Dec 1917. Overseas 8 Mar 1918 to 16 Jun 1919. Honorable discharge 26 Jun 1919, Rank-private. 185th AERO Squadron.
Articles summarized and transcribed by Bill Preston
Obituary: Christopher Bombeck of Bethlehem Center (NY) Dies at City Hospital. Christopher Bombeck, son of Henry and Anna C. Bombeck passed away at the Albany City Hospital on December 24, at the early age of 30 years. He had undergone a serious operation a short time before. "Chrissie" as his friends familiarly called him, and of which he had many, at his country's call responded, and was soon sent across where he remained until the war ended. While in England he was married [Lillian Kathleen Toft].
Before going overseas, he was in the employ of the International Harvester Company, and because of his fine business ability he was placing himself in the line of promotion.
The funeral services were held at the residence of is father on Friday, December 26. Rev. Charles Malory officiated, and interment in Elmwood Cemetery (Bethlehem, NY).
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New York Abstracts of World War I: Enlisted 11 Dec 1917. Overseas 8 Mar 1918 to 16 Jun 1919. Honorable discharge 26 Jun 1919, Rank-private. 185th AERO Squadron.
Articles summarized and transcribed by Bill Preston
Note: From a survey taken by Mrs Alexander Selkirk in 1928.∼The Enterprise, Altamont, NY 9 Jan 1920, pg 7
Obituary: Christopher Bombeck of Bethlehem Center (NY) Dies at City Hospital. Christopher Bombeck, son of Henry and Anna C. Bombeck passed away at the Albany City Hospital on December 24, at the early age of 30 years. He had undergone a serious operation a short time before. "Chrissie" as his friends familiarly called him, and of which he had many, at his country's call responded, and was soon sent across where he remained until the war ended. While in England he was married [Lillian Kathleen Toft].
Before going overseas, he was in the employ of the International Harvester Company, and because of his fine business ability he was placing himself in the line of promotion.
The funeral services were held at the residence of is father on Friday, December 26. Rev. Charles Malory officiated, and interment in Elmwood Cemetery (Bethlehem, NY).
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New York Abstracts of World War I: Enlisted 11 Dec 1917. Overseas 8 Mar 1918 to 16 Jun 1919. Honorable discharge 26 Jun 1919, Rank-private. 185th AERO Squadron.
Articles summarized and transcribed by Bill Preston
Obituary: Christopher Bombeck of Bethlehem Center (NY) Dies at City Hospital. Christopher Bombeck, son of Henry and Anna C. Bombeck passed away at the Albany City Hospital on December 24, at the early age of 30 years. He had undergone a serious operation a short time before. "Chrissie" as his friends familiarly called him, and of which he had many, at his country's call responded, and was soon sent across where he remained until the war ended. While in England he was married [Lillian Kathleen Toft].
Before going overseas, he was in the employ of the International Harvester Company, and because of his fine business ability he was placing himself in the line of promotion.
The funeral services were held at the residence of is father on Friday, December 26. Rev. Charles Malory officiated, and interment in Elmwood Cemetery (Bethlehem, NY).
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New York Abstracts of World War I: Enlisted 11 Dec 1917. Overseas 8 Mar 1918 to 16 Jun 1919. Honorable discharge 26 Jun 1919, Rank-private. 185th AERO Squadron.
Articles summarized and transcribed by Bill Preston
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