Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1917-08-15

Fifty-two young men from Delaware
County have been called into the ser
vice of the United States by the local
exemption board. These fifty-two have
received their notice, while thirty-nine
have received notice that they have
been discharged because of physical
reasons. Included in the list of 81 are
some who have filed claims for
exemptions with the district board.
The local board passed on claims for
dependents in numerous cases, and
Just as they were about to notify those
affected by their decision, word was
received by the local board that all
claims for dependents would have to
be appealed to the district board for
final action. Four or five exemptions
for dependents were granted before
the new orders were received, and
these are also subject to the new or
ders. Those that were granted their
claims will also be on the anxious
seat until the district board finally de-
cides on their claims.
OF the fifty-two men who were certi-
fled to the District Board many have
filed claims for exemptions because
of industrial reasons. These claims do
not come before the local board, and
what the District Board considers as
sufficient grounds for discharge is a
matter of speculation among the young
men who seek to be released from
military service.
The list of young men certified to
the District Board as eligible for
service includes the following:
4ss. Frank c. Grimm. Dundee.
s54. Elmer Sheppard. Ryan.
1856. Arthur Voumard. Ryan.
1117. Jos. Charles Norman. Earlville.
s37. Charles w. Menge, Edgewood.
500. Frederick W. Drees. Earlville.
945. Homer Lennox Jerome. Coggon.
536. Steve W. Workman. Ryan.
1926. Glen A. Westemeir, Earlville.
784. c. F. Krogmann. Earlville.
755. August G. Meyer Edgewood.
1869. Carl Frederick H. Wendt. Delhi.
GIG. W. H. Milroy, Hopkinton.
4se. Lorraine F. Coon, Colesburg.
600. Roy Henry Willard, Delhi.
500. Albert L. Binning, Earlville.
4s7. George Grohs, Dundee.
924. Gale r. Dudley, Manchester.
4S7. Charlie E. Detbarn, Earlville.
1882. Nick Delosh, Hopkinton.
40. John Lewis Briggs. Thorpe.
IS. Francis ]. Haennig, Masonvil,e.
s01. John L. Anderson. Manchester.
1103. Charles Feldmann, Hopkinton.
606. James Herman Hook. Edgewood
800 Henry Chollet, Ryan.
rs. Walter A. Arvidson, Manchester
772. Alfred H. vornholt, Dundee.
l419. Paul Louis Munson. Manchester.
1855, Harmon c. Roberts. Hopkinton.
972. Andrew Smith. Hopkinton.
s4s. ]. H. Milroy. Hopkinton.
726. Ferdinand Diercksen. Manchester
COS. Gustaf Herman Guetsko. Delhi.
1888. Allen r. lie Roy. Manchester.
452. Burton ]. Turner, Manchester.
1894. Forest X. Jones. Manchester.
SS2. August Knipper, Earlville.
1873. Jno. M. Burke, Ryan.
1875. James Emmet Drummy, Ryan.
$50. Charles c. Thorpe, Manchester.
549. A. M. Domeyer, New vienna
1878. A. l.. Mccarthy, Manchester.
1882. F. r. H. Schultz, Edgewood.
685. Henry Herring, Dyersville.
493. Walter Behning. Manchester.
1853. John E. Hermann. Manchester.
4SS. William H. Deppe, Dyersville.
72. Frank H. Beohm, Greeley.
679. Albert E. Jewell, Strawberry PIT.
sos. A. H. Koelker, New Vienna.
1864. Albert T. Kelley, Manchester.
46. Edwin G. Battin, Dundee.
353. Herman F. March, Earlville.
EXAMINING MORE MEN.
On Tuesday morning the local board
began examining the men in the sec
nnd ESt in crdar the full