South Bend news-times., 1917-08-18
CAssoPoLIs. MICH.

Mrs. J. ". Roberts and daughter,
Aiiss Mary Of south Bend have re-
turned after a two weeks vacation
spent al Diamond lake.
Maurice Brown has gone 70 Phan-
ton lake Wis, for "a two weeks out
lug az the T.. 81. G.. A. camp.
Lieut. j. IT, Kelsey left Monday
morning for Fort Riley. Kans.,
where he wul report for duty Aug.
15.
AIr and Mrs Walter curtis and
son OF Edwardsburg spent the week
end at the home of SIR and Mrs w.
B. Hayden. 2Irs Diana Curtis. who
mas been visiting az the Hayden
home for several days, returned
home with them.
Air. and Mrs. Ray Tallerday and
son, Gcorge Of South Bend, have re-
turned after a vacation spent with
his parents. Mr. and AIRS a. J. Tai
lerday and her mother. Mrs. Jane
Dool
Miss Mabel Moon spent the week
end with friends at Daley, Mich.
Mrs. Carl owen and children have
returned from Elkhart where they
visited relatives a few days
Miss Mercedes Bacon of Kalama-
zoo. VINO has been visiting Miss
Ruth Jones. has returned. Miss
Jones accompanied her nome and
with the Bacon family is spending
this week at Gull lake.
SIR and Mrs. Frank Phillips have
h.
they spent the week end at their
cottage.
Robert horton Of Lansing has re-
turled after visiting his mother over
the week end.
AIR. and Mrs. T. GUY Eby and two
children have returned home after
an outing al Bull lake.
clyde Leach Of South Bend has
been callins on friends and rela-
tiv-s here.
Mrs Willis Harrington and son,
Eber have gone To- Hastings. Mich,
where they are the guests of her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Postal.
Mr and Mrs. Homer Wheeler and
son. Richard of Jackson are guests
of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. c. W.
Miller
AR and Mrs. r. T. Rinehart and
son. Richard OF Hammond. Ind,
who have been visiting their par
ents. NJ and AIRS T.. Rhinehart
and Mrs T.. II. stettiner have re-
turned
Ebs- Reynolds Of Three Rivers
is visiting at the home of his grand
father. Justice T. Reynolds.
With a quota of 100 10 be filled
for Cass county. the exemption
board composed of DR. r. G Dun
ming. Earl B. Sill and Frank B.
Johnson completed it's work We'd
ue-day night with 20 men who have
waived exemption claims ana SO
whose claims were not allowed. The
claims OF "a others who asked for
exemption on account of agricul-
tural pursuits have been sent 10
the district board at Kalamazoo
and these viii probably be heard
from ThursIay or Friday. Three
men were transferred elsewhere for
examination and these have not yet
been heard from. If many Of the
claims are allowed by the district
board. the local board viii have 20
cali more men 90 obtain the requir-
cd number.
OF the 21S men called for evami-
nation. 75 were found physically
unfit GG tiled claims for exemption
ON account of dependents. "a claim
eI agricultural pursuits. three were
transferred and 20 waived claims.
The men whose Cla inns were not
allowed are. Carry T.. Acton. Floyd
e. Adams. Robert J. Alexis clyde
81 Barber Charles J. Biek. Ger'i-
Bair Harry l.. Carter Ray Cha
is clyde C. Crug, Allie Geer. Glenn
GGnes. otis NJ. Gale Wallard Hart
man. Nelson A. Jones. Charles T..
Johnson. Frank knoll. Ronert s..
Keely. Clarence NeIcher Milton
oppeuheim. William = price Bert
r. smith. Fred J. steele Lee D.
Sherrid. Ralph stafford Vanuia
~pauldiur Leo A. Rose oscar h.
Ecmi-. John A. Reum. Clarence R.
Huhn. Earl = Runnei~ Leo Crif-
neId walter Bryant. Theodore Saw
ace and Leo w. Benjamin Those
who waived exemption claims are
Charley Cooper. John IT. Iarkiu.
Randall O. Hunt Ray ~ Merriam.
Moray IT. Ruth. Harley r Merriam.
Claude 10. sherry. Arthur vs. Wick.
Famcz KUgore. Walter d. Reed.
Thomas y. Helmiek Hary o. Will
1iaus. Michael Eom.usd Ere
Chavous. Fred s. Nrkuatrick Ed-
ward C.. Bailey William 1I Kurt.
Loren A. WAYNE clarence o Wei
land and carl e. ASH.