Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1921-02-21 | Page 7 | Soldier to be Buried Tuesday

SOLDIER TO BE BUMEDTn Body of Albert W. Goddard to Arrive in Ogden This Afternoon - - - - j -.- ALBERT W GODDARD. The body of Albert W. Goddard. former for-mer soldier, who died February 17, at the army hospital at TalmudKe from illness due to Rhellsbock. will arrive In Ogden this afternoon and will be tak en In chance by Larkin & Sons. Mr. Ooddard was a private in 148th field artillery. 41st division. He enlisted en-listed at Salt Lake. October 17. 1917. He saw active service from July, 1918, to the armistice. He was shell-' shocked during the battle of the Ar-gonne Ar-gonne He is survived by the widow. Gertrude Ger-trude Earl Goddard of Salt Lake, his parents. II. H. Goddard and Martha W. Goddard, and the following broth era and slslors: George W.. Uiid V . Mrs Ernia Everett, Raymond 3., Joseph Jo-seph S., Hyrum S., Mrs. S. P Wblt-taker, Wblt-taker, Mrs. J. R. Bachman. Laura S . Myrtle S , and Ruth S. Goddard. Funeral services will be conducted In the Sixth ward rhapel Tuesday at 1 o"clock by Blsfyop . M. Sanderson. Sander-son. The body may be viewed at Larkin & Sons chapel this evening and at th" home, 540 Twenty third street, Tuesday Tues-day from 9 a. m. until noon. Interment will he in the city cemetery. ceme-tery. Members of the American Legion Le-gion will act as pallbearers. Tbo legion le-gion will furnish a firing squad.