Ogden Daily Standard | 1918-01-08 | Page 7 | Laurence Crawford in Service of His Country

MEICE HMD llf SERVICE OF HIS COW IA.raong the many young men who have given up Iucrdtivo position to do their bit for Uncle Sam in this rt?. terrible war is Laurence Crawford t who was clerk in Trainmaster Wist' .ner'B office of the Southern Pacific. Mr. Crawford enlisted in the 28th En-; En-; glneers and was sent the first of the year to Camp Meade, Maryland, i "Larir," as he Is familiarly called, was born in St Joseph, Mo., and ha3 been with the Southern Pafiific several years where his pleasing personality and unassuming manner won him f many friends among the employes on ; 'the Salt Lake division, who will miss ; him greatly during his leave of ab-; ab-; Eence. Let us hope hewill return soon Tith the rest of the boys who have sacrificed so much for democracy's cause, and his friends will then greet him at his old accustomed desk in Mr. Wistner's office. Mr. Crawford is a member of St. Joseph's Catholic church and also council 777, Knights of Columbus. oo