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| Harry Helm Marmion, youngest son of Henry Murphy and Mary E Marmion |
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| First child of Harry and Vera, was still born. The other two children were Harry Owens Marmion and Dal Vance Marmion. |
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| Vera Bertha Owens Marmion |
| left: Dal Marmion youngest son |
| Vera Bertha Owens Marmion |
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| Harry Helm Marmion |
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| at left ...now closed...Vera worked for the Jefferson Drug Company in Beaumont TX for most of her life, where she moved up through the ranks to become the comany's head bookeeper. |
| Participation: Champagne-Marne , Champagne 1918, Lorraine 1918, St. Mihiel , Meuse-Argonne |
| there is evidence that some serving in the 52ND FIELD ARTILLERY on front were gassed in Champaigne, during the time of St. Mihiel offense and Argonne Woods. |
Effects of Mustard Gas: The common psychiatric defects of warfare victims are: 1. Major depression disorders. 2. Dysthimic depression disorder. 3. Adjustment disorder mostly depression kind. 4. Anxietive disorders. 5. A low percent of other neural and psychiatric disorders. |
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| below: Camp Travis |
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| below: battlefield in France |
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Mary Gates Hospital, Port Arthur |
| War is Hell (note: do not let children view this ) |
| click to view more war scenes |
| Harry Owens Marmion, worked as a delivery boy for the same Drug Co where his mother Vera worked read story |
| Beaumont Courthouse |
| Beaumont Hospital |
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Children of Vera and Harry |
| left: oldest son Harry Owens Marmion |
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