Hervey Fulton Masson Biography


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This biography was copied from "Washington County in the World War", 
page 27


Hervey Fulton Masson
Washington, Iowa

Hervey Fulton Masson of Washington, was born at Allerton, Iowa, on June 
10, 1884. He is the son of Rev. Daniel J. Masson and Matilda M. 
Scofield.  He is a graduate of the State University of Iowa, College of 
Homeopathic Medicine, 1908; State University of Colorado, School of 
Pharmacy, 1914; State University of Illinois, College of Medicine, 
1916.

Army Record

First Lieutenant Masson entered the service September 12, 1918, 
receiving his commission in the Medical Corps at Chicago, Illinois. 
He was sent to Camp Dodge where he was assigned to Ambulance Company 
273, 19th Division, remaining with that unit until he received his 
discharge, January 29, 1919.