The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-09-11
SEVENTY TO
CAMP DODGE
Mobllized in Denison Wednesday and
! Splendid Program Carried Out, j
to Delight of All.
SPEAKER HON. J. -. MEYERS
Boys Placed in Charge Of Bryan Dali
ton, of VAIL Who Was Appointed
Lieutenant in Charge

a Lieutenant IN Charge
Seyenty-five Crawford county boys
unframed from Denison last Thurs
dav morning over the Chicago 4
Northwestern for Camp Dodge to COM
mence their training in Uncle Sans
great army. The boys left on spe'
cial train which reached Denison
about $3.50, carrying the Harrison
, county contingent
An especially fine program was ar
ranged by the entertainment commit
tee of the Commercial club in honor
Of the departing boys. The, program
was given Wednesday afternoon on
the court house square and hundreds
Of people were present from all parts
of the county. (
Hon. j. ]. Meyers, of Carroll, was
the speaker OF the day and delivered
a splendid patriotic address. Mr.. Mey-
ers is one OF the ablest orators in the
state and mis- address was well re-
ceiyed. One of the features OF the
entertainment was the chorus led by
Miss Winifred Wright, which rem
dered patriotic selections. The Denl-
son band was on hand and gave an
excellent concert.
Following the afternoon program
the boys were invited to visit the Com
mereial club rooms, where they en-
loved pool, billiards and card games.
1t had been planned to entertain them
at the picture show in the evening,
but owing to breakdown in the pro-
iecting machine this part OF the en-
tertainment had to be omitted. The
boys. however, were given a treat at
Saverys confectionery.
Thursday morning the boys assem-
bled at the court house square, where
they answered to roll call, after which
procession was formed for the
march to the station. There was a
large crowd at the station and the,
boys were given rousing sendoff.
BRYAN r. Dalton, of Vail, was ap-
pointed lieutenant in charge OF the
quota Those who left were:
George Moore, Vail.
Fred M. Dublinski, West Side. u
John H. Remmes, Dunlap. FL
Chas Maurice FSinneran, Denison
Eddie Christensen, Denison.
Hugo F. Brodersen, schleswig.
Joseph M. Garrett, DeniSon. i
Arthur M. Dawson, Arion.
Fred Spiegel, Denison.
Fred ]. Otto, Denison:
Frederick c.. Kolls, Denison.
John G. Jensen, Dow City.
Wilbur L. McMullen, Manila.
Bernard Fredericksen, Kiron.
Earl Alvin Taylor, Denison.
Algot Edgar Taylor, Boyer.
II Alger r. Paulsen, Boyer.
John +. Greder, Buck Groye:
Thomas H. Johnson, Dow City
Elmer e. Mauritz Kiron.
Henry S., Wright, Deloit.
Barney H. Nehls. Denison.
Glen w Smith, D ,eiso,n;,,,o ,ou,
Edward c. Lutz, Denison,.
Raymond CHAMPION, Denison.
Ferdinand A. Pautsch, Charter Oak.
VIM. T. Evers, Schleswig.
Henry Z. Hutchinson, Stuart, Neb.
Richard WEIGH, Vail.
Gustav H. Sells, Charter. Oak.
George w. Slavery, Denison.
VIM. r. Schmidt, Denison.,
Robert S. Thompson, Buck Grove.
Herman Kolln. West Side: o,.
Peter H.. F. Sievers, Charter Oak.
Otto A. Meyers, West Side.
Bryan T. Dalton, Vail.
William A. HILL Vail. --s
George w. Davis, Charter Oak.
Frank Pelly, Vail.
Il George J.Dieber, Denison.
Archie D. Sander, Charter. Oak:
William H. Butler, Charter Oak
John LangholZ, Denison.
Nels A. Pearson. Denison.
Guy e. Miller, Manila.
8Jno.lJ j. Lorenzen, Buck Grove.
Robert J. Baeth, Schleswig.
iE Gustav Quade, Boyer.
Alfred A.. Boss, Manning.
s Ray F. North, Denison.
Claudine Hansen, Manila.
Ernest Neethan, AriOn.
Paul Henne, Charter Oak.
Fred c. Stahl, Buck Grove.
John w. Braase, Schleswig
Henry D.. Mack, Denison.
Bernard r. Boysen, Charter Oak.
John Al T.. Ehler, Battle Creek
Reuben G. Johnson, Deloit.
Fritz w. Carstens, Charter Oak.
N VIM. Fl. j. Steckelberg, Manila.
Otto Schroeder, Manila.
Leonard L. Slechta, Vail.
Russell W. Ecklund, Kiron.
Morris II. Griffin; Dow City.
Arthur T.. Suhr, Arion.
Troy e. Baker, Schleswig.
Meinhart B. Petersen, SchlesWig.
Walter Kortmann, Schleswig.
Otto Massmann, West Side.
PeterlL Mcintosh, Dunlap.
Archie D.. White, Vail.