Glen E. Cooper Biography

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This biography was copied from "Washington County in the World War",
page 43


GLEN E. COOPER
Brighton, Iowa

Glen E. Cooper of Brighton, was born at Salem, Iowa, on November 4, 1896.
He is the son of Hiram O. Cooper and Arabella Cooper. He is a graduate of
Brighton High School

Army Record

Sergeant Cooper entered the service at Camp Dodge, Iowa, on February 24,
1918. He took his training at the American University at Washington, D. C.,
and later was assigned to the 43rd Engineers and with this unit he sailed for
France in June, 1918  He was then transferred to the 49th Co. 20th Engineers.
He was discharged July 28, 1919.