OBITUARY: Peter Dietrich, Medford, Jackson County, Oregon 

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Medford (Oregon) Mail Tribune, Thursday, 6 Jan 1944, p. 5

LAST RITES FOR PETER DIETRICH

Funeral services were held this afternoon at the Conger Funeral Parlors for
Peter Dietrich, who died Dec. 29 after a long illness. The family has
resided in Medford since 1921.

Here for the funeral were a daughter, Mrs. Frank Wenzel of Richfield, Was.,
and two sons, Cpl. Merle Dietrich and Cpl. Robert Dietrich. Unable to
attend because of illness was another daughter, Miss Viola M. Dietrich of
Olive View, Calif., and a son, Lt. Benj. R. Dietrich, pilot of a B-24 plane
in North Africa.

Cpl. Robert Dietrich will leave this week-end for his duties as an
administrator at the B-17 bomber school, Lockbourne air base, Columbus, O.
His brother will also leave this week-end and will report as a cadet flyer
at Miami, Fla, having been recently transferred from the medical corps at
Camp Butner, N. C., to the air corps.