Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-04-23
THREE HOURS To GET
n. c. P. ON TRAIN
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men, not to lose time, have all their
equipment ready. 1t would require
about two hours to call the men and
have then report at the Armory; and
one hour would be taken up in getting
to the trains. loading the equipment
and arranging other details. Those
who are on the roster of the various
regimental staff, squadron staff, and
companies are as follows:
COMPANY 1
OnicerS-Captain, Frank e. Ziegler;
first lieutenant, Charles H. Chambers;
second lieutenant, Robert d. Jenkins;
first sergeant, Charles w. Thomas;
Iquartermaster sergeant, Virgil B. Ken
nedy; first duty sergeant Luther B.
Shoop; second duty sergeant. Roy e.
Bankes; third duty sergeant, Samuel
Bowers; fourth duty sergeant, Russell
A. Kinter; musicians, Scott Leiby,
John Jenkins.
Corporals, Daniel Crozier, John Nc
Curdy, William N. Green, John Rog-
ers, w. A. Klein, Clyde Bankes.
| Privates, s. r. Handshaw, L. o.
Stephens, w. M. Kishpagh, G. w.
Shearer, E. c. Wells, Leroy Schlichter,
c. E. Wheeler. G. E. Keever, e. s..
Wheeler, II. w. Hammersla, G. R. Nc
Clintock, Luther Sellers, John c. Moy-
er, H. e. Diehl, Fl. e. Foulstone, Loren
A. Wolfe. D. II. Shaffer, Roy Haley,
John w. Wenrick, j. B. Reeser, Lester
Laman, e. w. Essig. c. f. Dunn, d. s.
Carberry, Charles Herbert, A. J..
Sponsler, A. P. Harman w. E. Wynn,
Mac Kennedy, Moses Ginsburg, F. R..
| S. McCord, III. d. Vogel, c. G. Stevens,
Edward Dean, A. w. Frymeyer, w. F.
Geise, Thomas Dean.
Cooks, Charles Stewert, Samuel Lit
| tle Seltzer.
. Regimental Headquarters =.
Colonel Joseph B. Hutchison, Har-
risburg; Lieutenant Colonel Maurice
e. Finney Harrisburg; Major Elisha
M. Vale, Carlisle; Major George b.
Corbin, Huntingdon; Major Lester H.
Huber, Chambersburg; Captain and
Adjutant Harry II. Baker, Harrisburg;
Captain and Quartermaster Edward
Quartermaster Edward M. B. Shepp,
Tamaqua; Captain and Inspector of
Small Arms Owen M. Copelin, Harris
burg; Captain and Chaplain the Rev.
Harry Nelson Bassler, Harrisburg;
First Lieutenant and Battalion Adju-
tant Jesse Webb, Mahanoy City; First
Lieutenant and Battalion Adjutant
Ralph c. Crow, Lemoyne, Robert w.
Irving, Carlisle; Second Lieutenant
and Battalion Quartermaster and
Commissary, John S. Carroll, Carlisle;
termastar and Commissary Robert
MGR. Biddle, Fountain Springs; Sec
ond Lieutenant and Battalion Quar-
termaster and Commissary A. HI.
Baldwin, New Cumberland; medical
corps: J.. Markwood Peters, major
and surgeon, Steelton, Pa; Captain
Jonathan c. Biddle, Fountain Springs
First Lieutenant William II. Clewell,
Summit Hill. Band, chief musician,
John T. Sheaffer, Carlisle.
| Second Squadron--Cavalry
| Major Frederick M. OFT, command
er, Harrisburg; first lieutenant and
squadron adjutant, Charles P. Neck;
second lieutenant and squadron quar-
termaster and commissary, Edgar C..
Hummel, Hummelstown; first lieuten-
ant and assistant surgeon, Allan w.
Urman, New Castle.
Governors Troop
Captain, George c. Jack; first lieu
tenant, Edwin A. Nicodemus; second
lieutenant, George W. H. Roberts,
Steelton; first sergeant, j. Grant
Rooms; quartermaster sergeant
Charles j. YontZ; sergeants, Charles
A. Kline, WILDER S. Shetron, Samuel
e. Fitting; corporals, John S. Gault
Harvey w. Fritz, Wilson G. Pryor, Ru-
fus A. Hester, George A. Dale, Ben
jamin M. Africa; cooks William e.
Brown, William e. Edmonds; horse
shoer, Nevin w. Moyer furrier, Will
liam M. Wyble; WAGNER, Robert E.
Brandt; trumpeters, Frank A. Moore,
Paul e. Kurzenknabe; troopers, Louis
A. Adams, James G.. Albert, Ed H.
Anderson, Paul A. Anderson, Clifford
A. Brenberger, Harry C. Cronover,
William G.. Cunningham, Paul J. Dor
wart, Melvin ]. Erford, Lester ]. First,
William M. Gardner, Howard o. Cor
man. Ross Greene, Lester A. Haley, Ed
C. Harclerode, Edison r. Henry, Cur
tis E. Hollingsworth, Fred w. Kann.
Wilson E. Kirkpatrick, Howard Mil
ler William II. Mote, Clyde s. Macau-
Hey Robert ]. McNeal, Park r. Moy-