Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1918-08-04 | Page 31 | Two Ogden Men Fall in Battle

TWO OGDEN MEN FALL IN BA BATTLE TILE Herman Baker Killed His Bro Brother Seriously r Wound Wounded ed at Almost Same Time Sp Ogden Aug 3 Advices received here yesterday e from the battle battlo frontin front In France was that Herman Baker had Baker had been killed In battle Herman Baker Bakel Bakeras was as a resi resident ent of ot O Ogden den He was waa employed em em- at the Ogden Packing Provision Pro Pro- Provision vision com company pan and lived li at the residence rest resi den dence co of or his brother 2356 Harrison avenue a k Another brother rother Peter is 18 lying seriously zen seri wounded In a l French rench hospital Herman and Peter enlisted March IS in Salt Lake and were both members of ot Company Compan E B first Fifty-first Infantry and according to the report just re received Ie both fell in battle practically at the an same Hame me time The parents of the he Bakers are dead ea Three sisters an and a brother survive e They are Mrs Gertrude e Henry Hendry Mrs Claud Clau Dee nn and Miss Nellie Baker Balcer and Harry Baker Baiter of or the Pre Fred M. M I. I Nye Nyc ClothIng ClothIng ClothIng Cloth- Cloth Ing company compan The announcement of ot the thc killing anil mU wound wounding InK of ot tho the Baker brothers brought about the suggestion that a monument should bo o erected In Ogden to those who were sere the tho first to shed their blood on the tile battlefield The suggestion suggestion suggestion sug sug- came from several se prominent people