Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-21
WIDELY SCATTER
HARRISBURG BOYS
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zines are on file there, as are most
or the daily newspapers. A tent forty
by sixty. feet will be erected in the
early part of the week for the "Y"
and services and reading and writ
ing materials will be available there.
Soon to Get Pic
The men say that the food con-
tinues good and the prospects are
that it will be better as soon as the
camp kitchens are ready. Up to
date the men have had no pastry.
Pie and puddings VII be added to
the menu as soon as the kitchens
are ready, the company officers said
to-day. Roast beef. with brown
gravy, mashed new p pJtatoes, stewed
corn, bread and butter, coffee, with
milk and sugar, comprised the menu
for dinner Sunday.
HaTrisburgcrs in Camp
Those from Harrisburg and vi
cinity as listed in the roster of the
camp follow:
First Company, inrantry-Charles
Fl. Steckel, Carol S. Gaut, Thomas
NJ. Collins, c. A. Dehuff, city; w.
Richards, ]. II. Hollinger, j. p.
Fegley, Lancaster; NJ. f. Hummell,
M. G. Eppley, Edmund G.. Young,
Carlisle; T. w. Paine, Reading; d.
Second Company, infantry-F. A.
Awl and Daniel Kunkel.
Third Company, infantry-John
Harold Fox, George Kunkel, M. H.
Eby, city; M. C. Morrison, Steelton;
G. S. Gibbard, Lebanon; j. G. Swank,
w. II. Hager, G. II. Shoemaker. Lam
caster; j. H. Atkinson, Gordon M.
Macks, Frederick b. Meek, G. V.
Hoover, Carlisle; P. S. Reigner,
Reading.
Fifth Company infantry-T. j.
wyll, Camp Hill; e. T. Hilleary, New
Cumberland; d. b. Filler, f. d.
Houck, Carlisle; E. e. Mylin, X. 7.
Sherk. Lancaster
Sixth Company, infantry-H. d.
Harry, j. w. E. Phillips, p. e. My
ers, j. G.. Elder, city; Newton H.
Ness, York; E. H. Gish Elizabeth
town; E. A. Cadman. Gettysburg;
Theodore Heinzmann, Reading; r.
c. Scheidt Jr., c. S. Meminger, Paul
A Muller, Merle r. Burkhart, Lam
caster.
Seventh Company, nfantry--James
knight, F. b. Harry, r. F.. Robin
son, Samuel Froehlich. city; Will
liam E. Morrison, Harold II. Nc
Ciune, William II. Hoffman, Hano-
yer; Aaron McCreery, A. j. Men
chey, C. f. Hollenbeck. Gettysburg;
w. N. Smeltzer, West Fairview; w.
B. Bradenbaugh. G. f. Michael, Mil
lersburg; d. r. Navey, G. c. Herring,
f. j. Reiser, l.. d. Savage, Carlisle;
Lloyd H. Dow, George NJ Boiler, L.
b. Gilbert, G. B. Luerrsen, Reading;
X. B. Filbert, Womelsdorf; F. II.
Johnston, Lancaster.
EIGHTH ComDanV infantrV-E TT
Smith, w. Y. Fillebrown, J. ]. Nc
Cutcheon, city; II. r. Eby, A. ]. Dar-
raugh, Mount JOY; A. T.. Maui. Han
over; j. j. Helff, Hummelstown; w.
M. Senft, York; John p. Butt Jr..
Gettysburg: ID. s. Keller. William
Barlow, Lancaster; A. II. Bittelham,
]. A. Hassler. Reading.
NintE Company, nfantry-William
l. Laubenstein, Raymond NJ. Holmes,
city; Ralph o. Statler, Middletown;
William H. Bittinger, Hanover; r.
d. Mayser, Frederick S. Foltz. Burt
r. Glidden. Lancaster; Harry j.
Hayden. Lincoln G.. Ruth. Reading.
Tenth Company. neutrality-suspicious.
S. Barker, w. II. Hogue. j. w. Tow
sen, city; Arthur p. Schoch. Mount
JOY; Courtland 3. Manifold, Pal
myra.
Eleventh Company, cavalry-Mar-
ron M. Earle, Donald k. .DWnkle,
city: Joseph w. Boltz. Annville:
John w. Bo'tz. Annville; John n. b.
Bausman, Conrad C. Muehe, Ian
caster.
Twelfth Company. field artillery
C. d. Greenawalt, Jackson Herr
Boyd, A. G.. Knisely, city; r. S.
Spangler, York; T. j. Slnoody, Leb-
anon; e. n. Horner. Steelton; NJ. ].
Stoney, Gettysburg; II. r. Riser,
Annville.
Thirteenth Company, field artillery
A. S. Ellenberger. j. S Lloyd, G.
e Lands. city: J. II. Herring, Ann
Vile; C. II. Reitz, w. +. Fanell, b.
Courtney. Carlisle; w. e. Glessner,
Lancaster.
Fourteenth Company, field artil-
lery-Robert Rinkenbach. Leo A
Delone, G. E. Wilson. William Cal
der, Aloysius McCalley, city; Nor