Ashland County OhArchives Obituaries.....Jordan, John Raymond June 21, 1919
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Loudonville Democrat, 26 Jun 1919
Loudonville Democrat, 26 Jun 1919
John Raymond Jordan was born in Loudonville, December 4, 1896.  He suffered a
violent death in an 
automobile accident June 21st, 1919.  Raymond had spent his entire 22 years, 6
months and 17 days in 
Loudonville except the time spent in the service of his country.  He entered the
service at Camp Sherman, 
Ohio, September 5, 1918, and was placed in Second Company, Sany Hook C.A.C. National
Army.  He 
faithfully did his duties as a soldier until he was discharged at Fort Hancock,
N.J., December 11, 1918.

On June 23, 1919, after a service at his home, conducted by Rev. Twining of the
Baptist church, his 
comrades carried the body of Raymond to its last resting place where the military
burial service was 
rendered.

He leaves to mourn his loss his parents Calvin and Rose Wise Jordan, three sisters
Mrs. Zella Bellamy, Hazel 
and Florence, and three brothers Arthur, Harold and Robert and many relatives and
friends.

Ray was of a cheerful disposition and brought sunshine and smiles wherever he went. 
He will be greatly 
missed in his home and by his neighbors and friends.
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