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HARRY GJLEXN FAldLS VICTIM OF PNEUMONIA AT ST. PAUE, MINN., AVIATION CAMPci*irclt;fi:d;Harry Glenn, 28, soldier hnd athlete, passed away at St. Paul, Minn., where he was in training at the U. S. Aviation Field.ccSI11feai:diecwNews of his death was received in the form of a telegram to his sister, Mrs. J. W. Chowning, of Fairbanks.He had been ill about ten day's ofSpanish Influenza, which later developed pneumonia, and death fol-#lowed within a few hours.First news that Glenn was serious-. • * * * ^ ,ly ill came Tuesday morning and his father, Thomas Glenn; of West Catr lin, Ind., left immediately. Friday morning a telegram was received..• v. • . » ••stating that he was better, and Satur- ■ day morning a telegram was received, stating that he was dead.The death of Harry Glenn comes as a shock to scores of people in Sulli-S ' - • .van county who knew him. He was called to the service of his country on d£June 2 8, and his splendid athletic | ability was recognized at once wheniTlt;cllt;01aibe21erhlt;he was made manager of the camp basebill team.arGlenn Was possessed of a , sewonderful physique and became not-, co ed as an athlete. He began his base- j arCarbepyat; Sheiburh in Me flays o. famous SheI burn ~; v ’Greys baseball agV ^ .«se:* fV'
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Sullivan Daily Times
Sullivan, Indiana, US
Sat, Oct 12, 1918
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