Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-10-08 | Page 9 | Utah Men in U. S. Service

I UTAH MEN IN I U. S. SERVICE I CAPTAIN AARON Y. HARDY. lis f.v il ft i TOSS g NN "WW v- 3 Ml ' H K ? 3 HI iN ' 1 LIEUTENANT BEIGHAM Y. HARDY. I . i -"I I v f I VEENON HARDY. , ... I i ' ' ' n 1 1 is s- list x ' I 1 ' II '", I ' i) II; 1l mtmWM"ff WP'v "f'"r t?' Mammm Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Hardy of Granite are well represented in the United States fighting forces by a captain, lieutenant and a marine. Captain Aaron Y. Hardy, 27, now stationed at Douglas, Ariz., enlisted en-listed in the army in August. 1117. He had served practically four years in the Utah National Guard. Lieutenant Brig-ham Brig-ham Y. Hardy, 21, enlisted in the 145th field artillery when it was federalized, and. after a few months training at Camp Kearny, was appointed to attend the officers' training school for artillerymen artillery-men at Camp Zachary Taylor. Ky. Recently Re-cently he received a commission as second sec-ond lieutenant. Vernon Hardy. IS, enlisted en-listed in the marine corps early in 191$, and word received at home states he is now actively engaged in France.