Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1917-11-02
NATIONAL ARMY
Fulton COunty's Representation In
The National Army By Townships
and Municipalities Men Who
Have Gone to Camp Sherman From
The County.

Fulton county has reason to be
proud of the young men who have
responded to the call of the country
to rally to the National Standard in
the effort to uphold the cause of free
dom and democracy in the great World
War. There is not branch of th1
United States Military and Naval SER
vice that has not representative from
Fulton County. Boys have enlisted
from this county All every branch of
the service included under the regular
y. S. Army; in U. S. Navy and the
Marines are also to be found our Full
ton county boys. The National
Guards have also fine group of "our
boys" in Camp Sheridan at Montgom-
cry, Alabama; the finest and best in
the whole country. No less fine and
brave than all these are the boys from
Fulton county who are members of the
new National Army and now in train
ing at Camp Sherman at Chillicothe,
Ohio. One hundred and ten have
left the county for Camp Sherman;
four of them are at present taking in
struction in rifle practice at Camp
Perry and one hundred and six are
at Camp Sherman getting in shape to
"go over the top" and wipe out Au-
tocratic Brutality forever. The will
ages of the county have furnished 43
of these men and the rural COM
munities 81, of the townships Clinton
and German lead each sending ten men
! None have been taken from Swan
Creek township, as yet. Wauseon
! leads the villages, sending seventeen
men with SWanton second, sending
i eight men.
Following is the "Roll of Honor" by
townships and villages as prepared by
Harold Ham, secretary of the county
Military Board:
Amboy-Edwin P. Lane, Romanus
J. Gillen, Jessie Baldwin.
Royalton-Carroll o. Rochte, Char
les l. Potes, Joe A. Declereq, Will
lam V. King.
. hesterfeld-Arthur H. Phillips,
Charles H. Kinsman, James R. Ruple,
Harvey Werner, Ross D. Stong.
n Gorham-J ohm Ondrejka, John Dale
Burnal j. Bachman, Ray Masten, Jesse
j. Clark, Paul Jakupeca, Olen Ben
nett Martin, Donald c. Woodard.
Franklin-Carl F. Schroeder, Chaun-
cey H. VanWagner, Edgar A Poormar
| Herman F. Arps, William H. Ais.
Ipaugh,. Parker E. Thomas.
III Dover-Charles S. Carpenter, Henry
10. Toms, Charles Agesten, George
I'D. Dewey, Joseph Ration, Harvey
Il Agsten, Clarence ]. Dunbar, Lenore
IX. Dominique.
II Fulton-Chauncy Greisinger, Ros:
Watkins, Russell R. Clymer, William
C. Sattler, John Mizerny.
| York-Fern D. Harrison, Ernest
Mann, Earl Eberly, James Galbraith
Walter D. Skeels, Clair E. George.
Clinton-Paul H. Hemsoth, Free
Galbraith, Gail Dennis, Guy C. Kin
ney, George H. Knierim, Dan Kaiser
Albert Weckesser, Henry Steinbrech
er, Joseph Vonier, Ralph w. Meis
ter.
| German-Claud J. Buehrer, William
Grieser, James E. Onagey, Emil
Hinderer, Albert Rice, Solomo
Schrag, Ora Rupp, Samuel E. Eiche1
Philemon L. Frey, Simon Stuckey
Wauseon-Otto E. Funkhouser, Ro
bert ]. Bissonette, Ralph Wiley, Wal
ter B. Myers, Howard S. Dolf, How
ard H. Dickson, Frank L. Huber, Ros
coe F. Vernier, Frank L. johnson
Albert l.. Frey, Clifford c. Glib:
Bert Roddy, Paud Hayes, Harold c
Collins, Henry D. Roddy, VIM. Henr
Schulz, William Gleitze.
Delta-Clarence T. Miller, Leo
Mack, Frederick G. Thompson, Cal
Fox, Frank W. Hines, Roy H. Criss
man.
Archbold- Frank H. Miller, E
Shibler, Earl o. Kastner, Clark {
Swisher, Lawrence H. Leavy.
Swanton-Roswell G. Hartman
James H. Gehring, Glen E. Batdor
Arthur A. Green, Glen E. Olney, Han
ry Pilliod, Orrin R. Robinson, Igns
tus NJ Camp.
Fayette = Leighton H. Hubbard
Vergne E. Connell.
Lyons-Harry H. Foley, Arthur
Richardson.
Metamora-Hal Garnsey, Ephrial
Clough, Ray L Potter.