Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-11-03
1T SELECTED MEN
ARE OFF TO CAMP
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thirty-eight. and Cumberland county
districts and Q fifty-one men. 1t
was the largest number of selected
men paraded in the streets of Har-
r;sburg.
The Municipal Band, led by Chief
Marshal Quincy Bent. preceded the
selected men. The G. A. II. was well
represented in the parade. which
started at 1890. The line of March
was from Front and Market streets
through the principal streets of the
city. A large crowd congregated at
Market Square, where the selected
men gathered before formation.
Friends and relatives were in abun-
dance and many touching scenes were
enacted as the young men took their
place in line. At the stations moth
ers and fathers gathered to say
good-by to their loved ones. Pack
ages of goodies were given to each
man, and although the number was
larger than any previous entrainment,
the order was the best and there was
very little confusion. The train got
under way shortly before IL o'clock
and the boys will reach Camp Meade
at $40 o'clock.
Sixty From Paxtang
The Paxtang division, numbering
sixty. was in charge of Roland U.
Douglass. Their names are: Claudio
Rossi, ,Swatara Station; John l. RAM
sey, Piketown; George p. Schurerer,
hershey; Fleck Payne Mixell, Lin
glestown; Joseph I. Meadowcroft,
Harrisburg; Norman Il. Kuntz. Hum
melstown; Harry NJ. Shope, Hummels-
town; Miller Fl. Shope, Hummels-
town; Joseph Stromayer Steelton
Charles L. Ryan. Harrisburg; Harvey
B. Aungst, Oberlin; Ray G. Hoffman,
Dauphins Joseph J. Sukley, Bressler;
John I. Straw, Linglestown; Vernon
E. Palmer. Fort Hunter; Edward
Bartel, Enhaut; Harrison V. Boyer
Highspire; Harry A. Miller, Derry
Church; John Maleich, Enhaut; Ray
mond E. Beard, Harrisburg; William
E. Hepford, Harrisburg; Oscar L. Ha-
ger, Enhaut; Roland u. Douglass
Harrisburg; George p. Lineaweaver
rutherford Heights; Elwood A. Kel-
lar. Harrisburg George f.. Garman
Dauphin; Neil f. Yingst, Middletown
Cyrus +. Hoerner, Hershey; Ralph A
Hahn. Harrisburg; John w. Peterman
State Hospital; Roy E. Van Camp
Harrisburg; Howard x. Zimmerman
puncannon; Joseph Il. Bauver Pen
brook; Antony Francschini, Harris
burg; Elmer c. Barnes, Enhaut
/ Harry w. Schory, Penbrook; Ray
mond Noggle, Penbrook, Jacob l
| Hayberger, Linglestown; Franklin l.
| Hinkle. Penbrook; Franklin p. Span
| gler, Hershey; Samuel II. Ewart
Dauphin; Enrico Monaco. Harrisburg
Martin Shank, Hummelstown: Fran
| els Snoddy Enhaut; Gideon X. Wag
rer, Linglestown; Nikola Zivanovich
Bressler: Norman o. McCord, Harris
burg; Leo f.. Schmidt, Enhaut; Pau
r. Moore, Penbrook; George w. Rudy
Progress; James l.. Bower, Enhaut
Harry Clauser, Dauphin; George J.
Hepford. Harrisburg; Charles
| Smith. Harrisburg; r. A. Hoax. Prog
ress; Mirko Peric. Bressler, and Rog
er NJ. Alleman, Highspire.
Steelton's Quota
The Steelton contingent was II
charge of Samuel n. Whitman a
captain and the men are as follows
! Bozo Opacic, Adam Grmusa, Sam
uel Nisley Whitman, John GerseViC
Mike Rijovick. Dimitar VidoviC
George Zerance. Raymond f. Wat
son, Joseph NJ. Levine, Anton Nal
Vich, Jacob Sieb, William SiegfrieC
Carlo Radich. Fred w. Lenker, Clar
ence e. Heefner, Steve Demic, Georg
r. Miller, Earl b. Heller, Edward N
McKelvey, Perry II. Kain, Edwar
Sheets, Samuel T. Long, Samut
Sides, Samuel F. cam, AUSTIN
Harold. Stojan Gallo and Walter
Balmer.
Gross River Men
Perry county's contingent number
ing thirty-eight was in charge of v
w. White. Cumberland No. 1; twer
ty-seven men in charge of j. M. Dor
aker, and Cumberland No. 2, twer
ty-four men, was in charge of b. 4
Fickes.
The sending of twenty eight me
by the Steelton district has complete
the quota of this board. No NOR
men will be called or sent away b
this board until the new draft
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