Individual Details

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US Army Transport
Company B of the 354th Infantry, 89th Division, on the Berrima, sailing 4 Jun 1918. Port of NY.
#111 Frank True Armstrong, Private. Notify in case of emergency, Morther, Mrs. Clara Armstrong, 108 W 6th St, Sedalia, MO.
Application for Military Headstone
Frank T. Armstrong, enlisted 26 Apr. 1918, discharged 18 Jun 1919. Private in the US Army, Company, F, 142nd Infantry. Born 12 Jan 1896, d. 23 Nov 1973. Ordered by Mrs. Mary Virginia Harms, daughter, of 725 W. 7th St, Sedalia, MO. To be placed in Crown Hill Cemetery, Sedalia.

Draft Registration - Korean Conflist
10 Sept 1948
Frank True Armstrong, Jr. of 725 W. &th, Sedalia, Pettis Co., MO, was born 4 Nov 1927 in Sedalia. Frank Armstrong, Sr., of the same address would always know his. He was a full time student at Westminster College, Fulton, Callaway Co, MO.
He had served in the US Army, 580th Engineer Service Co. from 1 Jul 1946 to 11 Nov 1947. He ha blue eyes, blond hair; 6'1" tall, 170 lb.

1956 Columbia, MO, City Directory
Armstrong, Frank T. (Joyce) student, residence - 507 Rollins.

Obituary appeared in the St. Louis Post Dispatch, Monday, 5 Mar 2006
Frank T. Armstong, Jr., a longtime teacher and coach at Clayton High School, died Friday (March 3, 2006) at his home in Clayton of complications from cancer.
.... In addition to his wife [Joyce] of 53 years, survivors include two daughters, Susan Armstrong Bromberg of Deerfield, IL, and Kate Armstrong Zingaro of California; a sister, Virginia McAlexander of Sedalia, MO [1st married to Mr. Harms]; and five grandchildren.

NOTE: Sister Mary Virginia (Armstrong) Harms McAlexander was born 13 Jun 1924, died 11 May 2019.

Birth	4 Nov 1927	Sedalia, Pettis County, Missouri
Death	3 Mar 2006	Saint Louis, Saint Louis County, Missouri

Spouse

Susan Stevinson (1892 - 1975)