Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-09-17
MORE
ARE CERTIFIED
TOTAL OF 24o NOW CALLED FOR
SERVICE FROM couNTY-FEW
MORE NEEDED.
THREE OTHERS CALLED
NOW EXEMPTED BY BOARD
Lewis 8. Sharp, Whose Exemptions
Were Appealed, Do Not Have to
Serve-lmportan Instructions For
Men Who Leave Wednesday.

With the receipt this forenoon Of a
list OF fifty-siX more young men who
have been certified for service IN the
national army by the district eXemp-
tion board about 24o have been SO
certified for service from this county
This number * exclusive of those GER
titled for service who had enlisted al
ready and : as close an estimate as il
was possible for the clerks in the office
of the exemption board to make
this forenoon before reckoning the lists
certified. Two hundred fifty will be
certified 10 get the quota OF 226. and
in addition 10 per cent more for pos
Slble reflections in the examination by
army surgeons a, Des Moines.
Even more important than the list
certified were the reversalS received by
the local board from the district board
Of three more of the cases appealed
by County Attorney Scott for the gov
eminent. Those who were exempted in
this reversal are:
James B. Cannon. Clemens.
Isaac V. BiXby, LjsComb.
Lewis 3. Sharp. Clemens
Each Of the three has wife and
al least one child. These three were
Of the nine Of the $50 whose cases were
appealed. The local exemption board
exempted all $50. TIE government ap-
pealed all the cases. The district board
set aside the exemptions in nine Of the
cases and ordered the men for service
Now the district board has reversed its
reversal and the men are now ex-
empted. At Last one Of the three.
Cannon. went - person before the dis
trtct board la week.
Leader to Be Marked.
Additional important instructions for
the ninety men who will 90 to Des
Noines "Wednesday morning were re-
ce!ved by tn local exemption board
from Major General PIummer, in
charge Of Camp DODGE.
Each man who reports TO Camp
Dodge must bring with him a true
copy OF his registration card and phys
ical examination blank These cop
les are being prepared in the office of
the local board and will be distributed
Tuesday evening and Wednesday morn
ing. Each man must also take to cau1p
with him the pink summons card that
was mailed TO him by the local ex-
enption board. Each should return the
original half Of these cards. not the re-
turn half which they are supposed 70
mail 10 the local exemption board, in
dlcating that trey can remain al home
Tuesday night and report in time We'd
Eesday morning.
Tna Ep1lrg
the contingent. who will be in charge
until the men reach Camp Dodge, must
wear white land around his hat. A
handkerchief will do for this purpose.
II is intended that The mark will make
i quick and easy for the army officers
20 pick out the leader
Ffty-six Certified.
The ffty-six who were certified for
service IN the notice received from the
district board today We're:
Sam Nicolof. Station A. city.
Harry Corey. Austin, MINI.
Forrest Bale. State Center
Raymond B. Waldo Albion.
Albert Lomax, Melbourne.
Wilbur B. Williams. city.
Charles W. Miller. r. F. D., city.
Hermon J. Willis, Laurel.
Walter A. Riemenschneider, State
Center.
Thomas L. Moore. city.
Jack A. Jensen city
Ralph B. Miller R. F. D., city.
Fabion Norgelos. Sioux City.
John r. Fraley, Albion.
Raymond Billman, State Center.
Clyde r. West. city.
Ia: z. Goyi;, Green Mountain.
Samuel Morrow, city.
Ohio Tweed. Dunbar.
Fred Zatechka, LeGrand.
Ray Dorman, city.
G. F. Dickman city.
Dale B. Jenkins, city.
Earnest C. Whistler. Melbourne.
Alfred W. Butts. Clemens.
Albert ". Worden, city.
Earl Meyers, Liscomb.
Ira E. Elliott, Albion.
Knud J. Olsen. city.
Stanley P. Hall, city.
Herman G. Johnson. city.
Harry E. Everlst, city
Floyd 0. Kelly, Green Mountain.
Earl E. Humphrey, city.
Laurence Brecht, New Providence.
William NJ. Conrad, city.
Leslie J. Kelso. ST. Anthony.
George W. Isaacson. city.
Carl E. Steward, r. F. D. HaverhilL
Jacob +. Baker. r. F. D., city.
Frank G. DERRICK. Conrad
William A. Drew. city.
Ross E. Glen, city.
William E. MELVILLE, Beaman.
Clyde A. Gard, city.
Roy c. McCord, city.
Guy H Clemens, R. f. D., city.
David C. Glenn, New Providence.
Henry Jones, city.
Arthur L. Meier, Melbourne.
iS.-1t r carter, city.
John c. Guckert, Baxter.
Joseph Ulrich, city.
Leonard F. Collins, city.
Jay r. Clements, Lamoille.
Harry Wagner, city.
Funeral Of LeGrand Woman.
the funeral of Mrs. Martha Knudson,
of LeGrand, who died Wednesday, was
neId saturday at 80 O'Clock from the
Stavanger Friends church. preceded
by BRIEF prayer service at the house,
in charge of Rev. Mr.. Wright. pastor
of the LeGrand church. The pail bear
ers were Tollif Woogen, Andrew John
son, o. H. Oakland and Amos, Jacob.
and Ed Knudson. Burial was in the
church cemetery.
Those at the funeral from distance
were Mr.. and. Mrs. Ed Knudson and
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