EUGENE C. NAEGLE
History of Arizona page 506

Eugene C. Naegle, who has served several years as Clerk of the 
Superior Court of apache County, is a gentleman of ability and 
character and is performing the duties of his position in a manner 
that is greatly satisfactory. He was born in Concho, Apache County, 
on April 1, 1894 and is a son of Casper C. and Helena Naegle. 
His father, who is deceased, was for many years engaged in 
farming and the cattle business in this county, was successful 
in his affairs and was uniformly respected.

Eugene C. Naegle attended the public schools of Concho and St. 
Johns Academy, and in 1916 engaged in the cattle business on his 
own account. In 1917 he enlisted in the One Hundred and  Fifty 
Eighth Regiment U.S. Infantry, Fortieth Division. He was ordered 
overseas on August 11, 1918, saw active service in France and 
was mustered out with the rank of Wagoner on July 31, 1919. He 
then resumed his former interests as a farmer and cattle man to 
which he devoted his attention until 1921 when he established a 
meat market in St. Johns. In 1926 he was elected to the office 
of Clerk of the Superior Court of Apache County, which he is 
still filling.

On August 10, 1920, he married Cubah Judd of Alpine Arizona and 
they are the parents of four children, Wilma, Eugene C., Jr., 
Judd C. and Casper C.


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