NEWSPAPERS: L. O. Walker, Gold Hill, Jackson County, Oregon

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Medford (Oregon) Mail Tribune, Friday, 27 Dec 1918, p. 6

GOLD HILL MAN IS WOUNDED IN ACTION

Gold Hill, Ore., Dec. 27. - L. O. Walker, age 27 years, reported wounded in
last Tuesday's casualty list and address given as Ashland, is a resident of
Gold Hill and is locally known as "Deacon Walker," a nickname given him
while a student in the normal schools at Ashland, where he formerly
resided. His home is closed, and his wife, Millie P. Walker (nee Hodges), a
Gold Hill girl, has been residing with relatives in Ashland since his
enlistment last yr. He was formerly employed by the local cement plant and
local power company as a pump operator and was recorder of Gold Hill when
he enlisted.