Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1917-07-13
Roster of Wildwood Bat
terry Complete

With l29 men enrolled, the Cape
May County Heavy Coast Artillery
Battery will be organized, with Wild
wood as the headquarters. Major e..
Walter Shivers, of the Sd Regiment In
fantry, of the National Guard, of New
Jersey, is here with 1st Lieutenant
Carl Surran, of the medical corps, to
muster In the volunteers and examine
them. They are sending automobiles
all over the county 10 order to bring
the men here quickly. They are using
the fire house next to the city hall as
headquarters and are working night
and day to finish the work of examina-
ton. Major Shivers is cashier of the
First National Bank, of Woodbury.,
and a boyhood friend of City Clerk
Whitesell. The battery will be organ
lied as soon as possible. The roll is as
follows:
L, S. Caldwell, Howard G. Banks,
Frederick j. Smith, Edwin ]. Steel
man, Harry E. Burkhsrdt, Leon A.
Wheaton, Jos. j. Dennison, Geo. Van
Marker, Earl Outlook, F. M. Rich, A.
L. Forcum, B. Elwood Young, William
Schaule, Paul J. Esling, Michael Shee-
han, Paul L. Scully, Jos. Heating,
John Newmeister, Samuel Tenenbaum,
Jacob Konowiteh, G. A. He'll, Jr., Rus
sell E. Nickerson, Harold l.. virgins,
Il. Mason Jess, Alfred John Jackson,
Leslie Host, Geo. l.. Ober, Frank
Saphiote, James McMurry, F. Donovan
Wentzell, J. A. Lloyd Harris, Alfred
Winterburn, William F. Hickey, Thos.
Hendrickson, Albert ]. Finney, Melvin
ParSons, Charles B. Foster, Lawrence
A. Harkins, Richard ]. Curtis, Albert
E. Curtis, John ]. McClay, Lewis G.
Lehf, William Sjostrom. j. Harold
Nickerson, Lester NJ. Evans, Samuel
Sidelman, Albert F. Lehr, John Wm.
Cleary, E. Lawrence Chalmers, Samuel
N. Goodman, w. Ross Watson and
Lester Bright, of Wild wood.
Ralph B. Bloomell, Benjamin Jacobs,
Thorwald Henry Hansen. Jesse Ray
mond Shivers. Bruce B. Long, John
g. Russell, Ernest Richmond, John E.
Jester, and Edward J. Schntz, of North
Wildwood.
1ourtland Steelman and Harry l..
~HAsenss vutis ~>vd Crsst
Raymond Watson, Albert Foster,
Frank SchelliDger, Harry Conover, Jr.,
Foster Mathis, Belmar James, JAS. Red
grave, Leroy Selover, j. Carl Norbury
Clarence Somers, Marvin Conover, Ira
Thompson, of Green Greek.
w. j. Bate, of Fishing Creek.
Charles A. Snyder and A. E. Hooper,
Jr., of Hammonton.
Charles Godfrey, Thos. Robinson,
Calvin r. Dreamer and John H. Fid-
dler, of Dennisville.
Edwin j. Lehrer, William Mead
wick and Joseph II. Steele, Woodbine.
j. Orville Craig, J.. Alfred Ackley,
Fred. w. Smell, ZENITH S. Potts, Albert
E. Zambone, Frank Hoise, John Bell
amy, Hugh Green, Charles johnson,
Bertram Press, Jr., Geo. Bloomenstein,
G. McKinnell, Thos. Carnello, Fred
Fernald and Leon r. Harkin, of Vine
land.
William Stappel and Herbert High
field, of Piermont.
Claud Bingham, of Avalon.
Carl H. Moore, Harry H. Harris,
Thos. A. Richard and Earl Fraser, of
Tuckahoe.
Frank Nelson Jess, of Haddon
Heights.
Henry M. Evans, of Gloucester City.
Robert M. Neal, Warren c. Neal and
Louis Krspfenbauer, of Rio Grande.
Frank VanArtsdale and Harry P.
Stark, Of Sea Isle City.
William Ireland, Joseph Prince.
Walter Scuce, William overland,
Frank T. Ripley, Leon P. Redgrsve,
Henry M. Kearns and Henry Oscar
Delp, Jr., of Cape May Court House.
Herbert W. Poinsette, Walter G.
Mollet, Carl s. Elliott, John Spencer,
Russell Sink, VIM. Shaw, Harry
Ewing and Samuel b. Morgan, Of Cape
May City.
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