Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-11
THiRTY-FoUR ACCEPTED AND
SENT TO OMAHA TO BE
ENLISTED.
MORE THAN SCORE TO
LEAVE FOR ARMY TONIGHT
Recruiting Station Force Works Far
Into Night Getting Men Examined
and Sent Away-Rush to Enlist Con-
tnues Today Without Letting Up
List of the Recruits.

THE local recruiting station Of the
regular army found itself nearly
swamped Monday by the number OF
Young men who applied to be examined
ard enlist before the time limit for en-
listing registered men expired Wednes-
day. Thirty-four recruits were ex-
amined and. passed by the station
Monday and were sent to Omaha IN
the night. Most Of them were sent OH
on the evening train. but those who
could not be sent on this train We're
put on an early morning train.
There was no let-up today in the
number Of applicants who were seeking
to enlist. 1t was expected that about
as many, or perhaps more would De
accepted and sent away this morning.
or the thirty-four who were re-
cruited Monday twelve were from this
CITY and two others were from the
county. The list follows:
Clarence A. Norland, 10 South Tenth
street field artillery.
Herman Breunig, 1907 Arson street,
infantry.
Oscar Tweed, 615 Fremont street,
coast artillery.
oliver B. Plunkett, 3O2 South Center
street, coast artillery.
Lewis a. Paul, l412 South Center
street, coast artillery.
Raymond E. Shannon, Is North
Eleventh avenue, cook and baker COM
pany.
Howard R. Ewing, 211 North Ninth
street. Twenty third engineers.
Frank NJ Berry. 1908 West Boone
street, aviation section.
Albert b. Shaeffer 406 Woodbury.
street, aviation section.
Maurice B. Hull, 40S West State
street, aviation section.
Fred A. Jansen, 102 West Main
street, aero section.
John ?. Crandall, city, signal corps.
Boyd Brewngton, 211 West Nevada
street, medical corps.
James S. Somers, Green Mountain,
coast artillery.
Carmie Wantz, Clemens, aviation
section.
Harold E. Kentner. Tama, aviation
section.
Carl N. Hansen, Tama, aviation Sec
ton.
Thomas c. Rector, Tama, signal
corps.
Carl ]. Donaldson, Toledo, coast ar
tillery.
Clifford P. Flynn, Toledo, coast artil-
lery.
Miles W. Foster, Ainsworth, engi-
neers.
Thomas E. Earle. Chicago, medical
corps.
Virgil D. Cooper, Grand Junction,
medical corps.
Walter E. Cuthbertson. Gladbrook.
coast artillery.
Jonas Olson, McCallsburg, coast ar
tillery.
Everett H. J. Degenaar Clear Lake,
S. D., coast artillery.
Floyd Q. Howard, Giadbrook, coast
artillery.
John w. Staufcr, Marion, Twenty
third engineers.
Lew L. Kopf, Maxwell, aviation Sec
ton.
James G. Mcmahon, Artesia, n. NJ,
aviation section.
John L. Campbell, Steamboat Rock,
aviation section.
John E. Coleman, New Hampton,
signal corps.
William Henkle, Garrison, signal
corps.
Orrle E. Ferguson, Dallas Center,
medical corps.
Two Married Men.
Albert E. Shaefer, 406 Woodbury. and
Boyd BrcW!ngton, I'll West Nevada
street are both married men. The
wife Of each signed a waiver consent
ing to the enlistment Of her husband
Two others are unnaturaliZed aliens
one is Carl n. Hansen, Of Tama, a
Dane, who has had three years train
ing in the Danish army. The other Is
Jonas Olson, Of McCallsburg, a Nor
weg!an, who had not been naturaliZed