DROWNED AS HE POSES FOR PICTURE
Montgomery, Ala, Sept 26-While posing on his horse for a picture, Private Harry Deems, of Muncie, Ind., attached to ordnance troops, was thrown into the Alabama rivere today and drowned. The horse became frightened and fell over the river bank. [Logansport (Indiana) Daily Tribune, September 26, 1918]
FORMER KENDALLVILLE BOY DROWNED
Kendallville, Ind., Sept 27-Relatives here recieved word yesterday that Corporal Harry Deems, a former Kendallville boy, was drowned Thursday at Camp Sheridan, Alabama. The body will probably be taken to Muncie, where his mother now resides. [Fort Wayne (Indiana) News and Sentinal, September 27, 1918]
Montgomery, Ala, Sept 26-While posing on his horse for a picture, Private Harry Deems, of Muncie, Ind., attached to ordnance troops, was thrown into the Alabama rivere today and drowned. The horse became frightened and fell over the river bank. [Logansport (Indiana) Daily Tribune, September 26, 1918]
FORMER KENDALLVILLE BOY DROWNED
Kendallville, Ind., Sept 27-Relatives here recieved word yesterday that Corporal Harry Deems, a former Kendallville boy, was drowned Thursday at Camp Sheridan, Alabama. The body will probably be taken to Muncie, where his mother now resides. [Fort Wayne (Indiana) News and Sentinal, September 27, 1918]
DROWNED AS HE POSES FOR PICTURE
Montgomery, Ala, Sept 26-While posing on his horse for a picture, Private Harry Deems, of Muncie, Ind., attached to ordnance troops, was thrown into the Alabama rivere today and drowned. The horse became frightened and fell over the river bank. [Logansport (Indiana) Daily Tribune, September 26, 1918]
FORMER KENDALLVILLE BOY DROWNED
Kendallville, Ind., Sept 27-Relatives here recieved word yesterday that Corporal Harry Deems, a former Kendallville boy, was drowned Thursday at Camp Sheridan, Alabama. The body will probably be taken to Muncie, where his mother now resides. [Fort Wayne (Indiana) News and Sentinal, September 27, 1918]
Montgomery, Ala, Sept 26-While posing on his horse for a picture, Private Harry Deems, of Muncie, Ind., attached to ordnance troops, was thrown into the Alabama rivere today and drowned. The horse became frightened and fell over the river bank. [Logansport (Indiana) Daily Tribune, September 26, 1918]
FORMER KENDALLVILLE BOY DROWNED
Kendallville, Ind., Sept 27-Relatives here recieved word yesterday that Corporal Harry Deems, a former Kendallville boy, was drowned Thursday at Camp Sheridan, Alabama. The body will probably be taken to Muncie, where his mother now resides. [Fort Wayne (Indiana) News and Sentinal, September 27, 1918]
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