The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-16
LARGE CONTINGENT Of LOCAL MEN
HAVE GONE To TRAINING SCHOOL
sIxTY-F1vE PATRIOTIC LADS WE'RE:
TAKEN TO TRAIN IN DECO
RATED AUTOS YESTERDAY.
Wen; to Akron. Where They Will Enter
Special Training at University
Of That City.

Six;y-nne local men left this city
yesterday over tn" Pennsylvania an!i-
road Ter Akron. Ia enter III" Akron UNI
, N"r%;tE. !" tax" AZ -I"Tihl iraInInE Tor
'nrlr sam. embracing all branches az
'n"'"r l.,!rk repairing. The men were
takcu "a Ih" train III decorated antnm"-
bil"s which had h.ru donated hy pcori"
If Wheeling and vicinity. Tho train
i"ft n, J As T. M. and the buys boarded
amid thH cheers Of thousands OF local
and county people who wcr" present II
give them a grand s"nd-0ft. Fifteen Of
the mon who left were from Tho county
and the other nifty from the city
Tho m"n from tho county assembled
in tho office Of the chairman. l1r. John
l.. hickey. Mt o:3D a. III. and were taken
IL tho Y. ". =. A. at II O'CLOCK. WHERE
they were given an rlnburaIc hanuurt.
The mon from the city were assembled
in the second branch council chambers
and from there marched To the Y. NJ.
L. y.
While at the Y. NJ. G. a. The Rev. Roy
McCuSkey. pastor OF th: North Street
NJ. L.. church. addressed the boys After
Rev. McCluskey. the buys were given
Shor; talks. b. \. V. FISHER. Il member
Of thu county board: IIr. John l.. piCkny.
chairman OF tn" county board. and zap
;ain Henry Frnhme. oil tn" city hoard.
Dave Daniels. draftfe and we'll known
vI"linist. accompanied 10y Miss Lima
Kraft. rendered several srl,''tl ions.
Charles Pace rendered several selections
on thu accurdian. The group Of young
men were photographed by Chester
Kline.
Edward G. Frohme. son Of Captain
Henry Frolmc. Wis in charge "f the
SpnnI wEl,. hiS lam
ISadorr Fulton, Jacob Bcrlschy and
Oscar w. Ackerraan.
The men Will spend three months at
the university. after which they Will b"
ahlo I" render great assistance 10 the
government. as they will be experienced
along thu lines in which men are most
needed al this time.
ThnSa who left were:
city--Arch 7. otto. John ". Hard
ing. Charles Clouse. IT.. lsador, Eui-
ton. Clyde NJ. Rose, Howard Miller
William G. Schcllenbcrs. Earl J. raa-
disc, Joseph y. Bulloch. Leo n. Fleis
cher. Lawrence J. Barrett. Edward /.
Roth. Bernard J. W"iSgHrhcr. Peter l..
coleman. John II. keprlc. Thomas T..
rUrriSan. Jr.. Otto JuncniCkle John !.
Bartollas. Henry \. Gattwond. Edward
l.. Rap. Arnold II. Falck. SiIun"nd
Front. Walter Z. Reuter-. Elmer y.
Miller Jos. c. Conner, Andrew Schehl.
Edward {. FTohme. Albcr, Il. Wasn'r
Elmer II. Heller. Herman $. Eaumar.
Bernard E. Kaiser. Walter Schmidt.
Ralph Myers. William r. Uber, George
F.. Neasle, Eugene Schrcih"r jacob NJ.
Rertschy. Jr.. james II. Willard. James
f, Thomas. Herman l.. S;"hcr. Oscar
w. Alderman. Harold A. Schaner.
Charles ~ Kline. Harry H. Okerhausc.
Arthur J. Johnson. Willis II. Smith,
Harold A Stein. Deloe Shively.
County-Earl Briggs. West Liberty:
Harry +. Wayt. Elm Grove; Edward S.
McNahb. Wheeling; George N. E"rln!l-
lion. Short Creek; Stanley Chuckel. Mt.
Carmel. Pa: Cecil G. Wilson. Wood
lawn: Joseph hammer. WoodSfi"ld;
Warwood: Andrew V. Rock. Edgwood:
\. Schutter Fulton: Frank Sheets.
Wheeling: ]. Wilson Grubbs. of Wood
lawn: Frank J. Laubus.
At Akron the Ohio county delegation
will be Joined BY Stanley Chuckcl who
has been at Mt. Carmel. Pa. Of late.
Tomorrow morning Vim. +. Boyd
and Henry Boyd depart over III" Penn
sylvania for Fl. Benjamin Harrison.
.lud. to take course in the OFFICERS
training camp. Ruhert G. Hermann
and Cecil Offerdinger leave at mid
nigh, on Friday for Camp Sewer. 5. {"
TO enter a training course In carpcn'ry
and woodwork while on Monday ONO
county will send three men 20 jackson
Vile. Fla.