Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1918-07-23
1918 Glass Of Registrars Being Exam
ined.

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Examination of the 1918 class of
registrants occupied the attention of
the County Exemption Board two days
last week, Tuesday and Thursday.
This work will be completed Tuesday
of last week. There were 81 young
men notified to appear for examina-
ton, the others being given deferred
classification by reason of their mar
riage before January Is, 1913, or be-
cause they had already entered the
government service, either in the Navy
or in the employ of the Emergency
Fleet Corporation.
Those in class one and who were re-
quired to take the physical examina-
ton are-Hugh E. Davidson, Jno.
Lew is Hawk, Charles Aaron Springer,
David III. Mansfield, Bruce Whiting
ton, Towney Calvin Marcus, Charles
Creigton Tabb, Robert Luciaa Hoff-
man, Roscoe Lawrence Shackiefsrd
Martin Kelly, Jr., Geo. w. Bond, Hen
ry Clay Knight. Walker Stanley Nice
warner, John Arthur Roberts, Frank
Ducing, Arthur Foreman johnson,
Karl Ellsworth Hill, Herman Wade
Snowden, Charles Lee Sager, Geo. w.
johnson Robert Lee Jackson, Moi
cite Guiseppi, Walter Mckinley Green,
Charles Peter Hall, ID. Fairfax Mil
bourne, John Wiulliam Hendricks,
Charles Edwin Gore, Emmett j.
O'Bryan, Frank Maurice Tillett,
Pleasant Bush, Freddie j. w. Page,
Charles Henry O'Bannon, Armstead
Mckinley White, Thompson S. Step
henson S. Stephenson, Huel Bert Gill;
son, Harry Leonard Brown, Jesse
Booten Judd, John N. S. Waters,
James Edward Thornton, Ernest Mich
las Angleburger, Issac Junior johnson,
George Twyman, Marvin Wharton
Henry, Raymond Neal Snyder, Frank
Jennings Weller, Linden Theodore
Morrow, Robert Elmer Wiltshire, Jun
ior Taylor, Dearl Armstead Grove,
Merton Good, George Edward OFT,
Raymond Lloyd Watson, Charles Orem
Peer, Charles Henry Reek, Golden
Harvel Walper, Charles Franklin Dill
low, Walter Edison Jenkins, John Bur-
nett Wilmington, +. Stanley Siford,
Levi Beard, Jesse John Scroggy, Mat
thew Washby, Walter Bryan Hoffmas-
ter, James Curtis Simpson, Daniel
Harry Tabler, George Nelson Luckett,
Willoughby Nj. Lemon, Joseph Kemp
Mauzy, Leon White, Robert Ashton
Phillips, Edward Zombro, Marshall
Clarence Moler, Albert Lloyd Henry,
Ernest Andrew Clpp, Charles William
Colby, Roscoe Allemong, S. Howell
Brown, Charles Samuel Grey, Ernest
Lee ShuH, Raymond Douglass OFT,
Charles William Wilt, George Newton
Dillow, Walter Carson Ramey, Carroll
Edward Mcdonald, David Folk, Nor
vel Reed Davis, Stanley l. Woody,
Samuel Charles Weaver Roger Kid
wiler, Charles T. Mcdaniel.
Two registrants of the 1913 class,
. Walter Edward Herr, of Shepherds
town and Melvin Michael Wire, of
Shenandoah Junction, are in the Navy.
One, Giovanni Palmiero, is an alien.
The remainder who have been given
deferred classification are William
Max Dodson, Walter Perry Penwell,
William Lewis Darr, Hubert Hughes,
Bernard H. Barr, Joseph Edward Wilt,
Elmer Bryan Mason, Tom Howell,
David Clay Shipley, Harry Edwards.
These are the registrants whose
classification will be passed on by the
District Board at Clarksburg: Albert
Henry Lloyd, Charles William Colby,
Charles Aaron Springer, Herman
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ston, Charlie Orem Peer, Golden Har-
vel Walper, Charles Peter Hall, Lester
Burnett Wilmington, Levi Beard,
Jesse John Scroggy, Martin Kelly, Jr.,
Walter Stanley Nicewarner, John Will
liam Hendricks, Walter Bryan Hoff-
master, Leon White, Roscoe Allemong,
Roy Weaver.
The local Board has sent up the
names of a number of registrants to
the District Board for classification on
industrial claims. In a few instances
appeals to the District Board have
been made by the registrants them
selves
Private Earl d. Casey who was in
the employ of the Jefferson Garage is
now in France, his arrival having been
announced in card that reached Mr.
A. S. Allen his former employer last
week. Earl belongs to the Signal
Corps.
Sergeant Major William J .Geary
of the United States Marine Corps
who was born at Harpers Ferry, anC
later moved to Washington with his
mother, has been killed in action in
France. Sergeant Geary was 26 years
old and had been connected with the
Marine corps headquarters at wash
ington as a clerk and craftsman fol
nine years. Recently he expressed g
wish to get in the fighting line anC
was sent to France in June.
Mr.. Frank X. OFT formerly Of
Charles Town, and now resident OF
Washington has three sons in military
service. He has just received word OF
the safe arrival in France of Sergeant
Thomas Eugne OFT with the 9th Divi-
sion. Another son, Corp. James Ed
ward OFT, sailed overseas n May. He
is attached to the SO Division A
third son, Lawrence Franklin OFT, is
now training at Camp Lee. The first
son mentioned is twenty-four years
old, the second eighteen and the third
twenty-one.
First Lieut.. NacKie, son-in-law OF
Judge Frank Beckwith, has been adj
vanced to Captain.