,Mm jEigL HALL DIES IN FRAN E. j1LOaLstcx’Thursday a department mes- sage reached Shelton to Mrs. 105: Pilleshack, af Matloek, advising of? gthe death of her son Eail B Hall, I of lobar pneumonia, in France on, October 6th.:111-s Pilleshack came to! fsheiton Monday and received cow firmation of the dispatch, which (came as the fi1st news of illness {011 Mason Countys honor roll thel' Erirst name will be that of Earl Hall, and it is a coincidence that the sec- 'ond, so far as we now know, will be that of his cousin, Roderick Bail- they, who died at Ft. Lawton two,‘ Ilweeks ago, and was buried here last week 1 Earl Hall was 22 years old on [June 5th last, and was inducted into1l ‘1 service with the largest list sent. , from this county Zm June 25th. Afr " ter a short stay at Camp Lewis the boys were sent to'Camp Kearney, and then across to France, where they weie under naining when Earl lwas taken sink and broke the ranks His brother, Harold Hall, was sent‘ to Camp Lewis Nov. 2, 1917, and hnsj been in France since last January.’ Both were born in Mason County and {were highly thought of wherever 'known. Besides the sorrowing pil- rents there are left to mourn Earl‘s loss, another brother, William, of _Monteseno, and a sister, M15. E L unnell, of Shelton. , OCR Text: ,Mm jEigL HALL DIES IN FRAN E. j1LOaLstcx’Thursday a department mes- sage reached Shelton to Mrs. 105: Pilleshack, af Matloek, advising of? gthe death of her son Eail B Hall, I of lobar pneumonia, in France on, October 6th.:111-s Pilleshack came to! fsheiton Monday and received cow firmation of the dispatch, which (came as the fi1st news of illness {011 Mason Countys honor roll thel' Erirst name will be that of Earl Hall, and it is a coincidence that the sec- 'ond, so far as we now know, will be that of his cousin, Roderick Bail- they, who died at Ft. Lawton two,‘ Ilweeks ago, and was buried here last week 1 Earl Hall was 22 years old on [June 5th last, and was inducted into1l ‘1 service with the largest list sent. , from this county Zm June 25th. Afr " ter a short stay at Camp Lewis the boys were sent to'Camp Kearney, and then across to France, where they weie under naining when Earl lwas taken sink and broke the ranks His brother, Harold Hall, was sent‘ to Camp Lewis Nov. 2, 1917, and hnsj been in France since last January.’ Both were born in Mason County and {were highly thought of wherever 'known. Besides the sorrowing pil- rents there are left to mourn Earl‘s loss, another brother, William, of _Monteseno, and a sister, M15. E L unnell, of Shelton. , Mason County Genealogical Society,Obituaries,Obituaries for Shelton Cemetery,H Last Name,Hall, Earl #3.tif,Hall, Earl #3.tif, Hall, Earl #3.tif