Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-08-22
SECOND UNIT OF YOUNG
MEN TO OFFICERS CAMP
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burg, although numerous nearby
towns are represented.
| The contingent of young men who
left for Fort Oglethorpe this morning
comprise manly lot and their friends
will watch their advancement with
marked interest.
| At Washington a special train foI
| the fort will be made up. The party
| should arrive at the Georgia training
camp tomorrow shortly before noon
Among the recruits who left this
morniug was William B. Brown. OF
Duncannon. For almost a year Mr.
Brown has been a member of the
| reportorial stan Of the Harrisburg
Telegraph. He is the second member
of the Telegraph staff to leave for
an officers training camp. In May
John c. Swank went to Fort Niagara
| and was commissioned a second lieu
| tenant.
Embryo Officers
The following persons comprise the
central Pennsylvania contingent:
Paul B. Houck, 1914 Bellevue road.
Paul A. Bream, 1884 North Fifth.
George S. Bennethum, 2O9 North
Third.
Hugh Benedict 100 Locust.
Charles S. Burtnetta, 63S Hamilton.
A~N"io ~ 1NolOAg ltoo
Egbert B. Doggett, Highway De-
partment, Capitol.
Robert A Davis. Y. NJ. c. A
Charles NJ. Graeff. 2212 North Sixth.
Dana f. Griffin. 500 North Seven
teenth.
Carl Hartzell. 90 North Seventeenth.
Clarence V. Hoar. 40s North.
David ]. Hoffert, 600 North Seven
teenth.
William S. Hoover. West Fairview.
Isadore NJ. Kirschner. S24 North
Second.
William McCreath, 119 South Front.
Chester NJ. Martin. 1915 Penn.
Brian Matter. Camp Hill.
Robinson Murray, rs North Eight
eenth.
Alan NJ. Paget. box S75. city.
Robert T.. Scheffer. 1913 Green.
Abraham Shelley, Steelton.
Frank b. Sites. zoos North Sixth.
Andrew NJ. Sitter, 53S South Seven
teenth.
William R. Snyder. 121 South Thir-
teenth.
Charles F. Thorne, 1923 Naudain.
Edwin F. Weaver. 1886 Hunter.
Clayton r. Willis, 1916 Market.
Guy r. Yarison, 116 Chestnut
John D. link. All Patriot Building.
James c. Bell, r. D. 10. gettysburg.
Ralph e. Beard, Gettysburg.
William B. Brown, Duncannon.
Charles r. Cornman, Carlisle.
Albert C. Craumer. Lebanon.
John w. Fleming, Lewistown.
Reginald S. Fleet. York.
Robert harrington. York.
Mervin G. Eppley. Carlisle.
oPhilip r. Doddridge, Huntingdon.
Frank W. Devers. York
William J. Frazer. Gettysburg.
Ellie e. Fuss. r. d. 8. Chambersburs.
Carl F. Gehring, Carlisle.
Samuel Gilmer, York.
Hugh Gronlinger. Port Royal
Robert T. Groninger, Port Royal.
Frank NJ. Haiston. Williamstown.
David N. Harper, New Bloomfield.
James II. Hargis. Carlisle.
Willie E. Harlan. Gettysburg.
George C. Hench. Hershey.
Hertzler. AZ Parker street, Carlisle.
Samuel H. Hoff, Lykens.
Paul B. Huber, Chambersburg.
John B. Horner Gettysburg.
Thomas r. Jones. York.
Clair II: Keen, Mannheim.
Howard w. Lehr. York.
Earl G. Mcclellan, Gettysburg.
Milton G. Mcdowell. ChambersburR
Elmer L. Manning, Highspire.
Gordon NJ Marks. Carlisle.
Joseph ID. Martin, Chambersburg.
Forrest Mercer. Mechanicsburg.
Russell r. Mutzebaugh, York.
Robert w. Owens, Tyrone.
John NJ. Reed. Reedsvile.
Mervin w. Remaly, Lewisburg.
Stanley c. Richard. Murrell.
George Schmidt, York.
Guthrie r. Schreimer. Mt. Lebanon.
Joseph B. Shearer. Carlisle.
Jacob 'Smyser, York.
Joseph A. Stuart. Carlisle.
Milford r. SwartZ. Hummelstown.
Paul ]. Sykes. Hummelstown.
Edwin f. Snider. Chambersburg.
Merle L. Turnbull, York.
Harold G. Van Ripper, Chambers-
burg.
Andrew Zavoyski, Gettysburg.