Howard Harry Hoy

Born - January 26, 1885

Pottsville, Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania

Never Married

Veteran - World War 1, Army Private

Service Dates - January 12, 1903 - January 11, 1906

Died -  April 6, 1955

Buried - April 12, 1955

Fort McPherson National Cemetery

Maxwell, Lincoln County, Nebraska

Plot - Section R - Site185

Find A Grave Memorial # 809539

 C lair H. Hoy

Born - November 21, 1889

Pottsville, Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania

Never Married

Veteran - World War 1 - Army Sgt.

Service Dates - December 27, 1917 - May 28, 1919

Died - December 10, 1974

Orwigsburg, Schuylkill County,

Pennsylvania

Buried - December 27, 1974

 Fort McPherson National Cemetery

Maxwell, Lincoln County, Nebraska

Plot - Section R  - Site 176

Find A Grave Memorial # 809520

Clair Hoy Dies December 10th

Clair Hoy, age 86, died of a heart attack at Orwigsburg,

 Pennsylvania, December 10, 1974.

He was cremated and the remains were sent to

Fort McPherson, December 27, 1974, for burial.

He came to Garfield Table in 1907, and later homesteaded north of

Stapleton. He farmed some, worked here and there and traveled most

of the western U.S.A. In 1914, he homesteaded in Haver, Montana.

In 1917, he joined the U.S.A. Army and was discharged in 1919.

He farmed on Garfield Table until 1938, when he returned to

 Pennsylvania, where he made his home with his sister,

Mrs. Daniel (Ina) Eells.

He leaves to mourn, three sisters in Pennsylvania,

and several nieces and nephews.

 In Nevada, a niece, Mrs. Clair Altizer of Laughlin, and in

Nebraska, a niece, Mrs. George Taylor of North Platte,

a nephew, Mr. Robert Decker of Kearney,

and two cousins, Mrs. Henry Eastburn

and Mrs. Harry Carlson of Arnold, Nebraska. 

The Arnold Sentinel

Front Page - Thursday

January 9, 1975