The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1918-11-07
Over Sixty Men are Called
by Exemption Board to
Go During the Period
Starting Nov. 18th
EVERY TOWN TO Send MEN
City Exemption Board BUSHES Work
ON Classifcations in An Effort to
Get Early Notice to Men to Be
Called by That Board.

This is the first big call of men from
Kenosha county to join the army dur
ing the month of November and the
list was issued by the county board this
morning. Notices are being sent out
to these men to be in readiness for
the call for service and just as soon as
the "time table, for the entertainment
of the men arrives they will be given
formal notice of the day and hour of
mobilization. These men from the
county are all called from the Septem-
Der list Of registrants and they are
the first men to be called from the
new lists. For the same calls the city
board must call 29S men but it will be
several days before these men can be
selected.
When the men of this quota leave
some time between the 18th and the
10th of November they will be the first
Kenosha county men to go to either
Camp Logan or Camp Wadsworth.
Both punches of men will have to
make long trips before they reach the
training camp but it is understood that
they will remain in the camps for the
full six months so that all of the men
sent during the coming month are
assured winter in the south.
CALLS BY COUNTY EXEMPTION
BOARD.
Call A 1856
Camp Logan, Houston, Texas, Nov.
II to Is.
Twenty nine men.
John Mockus, 1853 Main st.
Herman Edward Schumacher, Trevor.
Charles w. Jackley, R 16, KansasviIle.
Nels Christian Larsen, B 2, Kenosha.
Charles William Schultz, Bassett.
Stuart Myron Massie, Pontoosic, III.
Myron Edward Ward, r 2, Burlington.
Theodore NJ. Widen, SO Sheridan Rd
Charles William Butrick, R 2, Bristol.
Edwin George Bailey, R /, Somers.
Peter Mekshenas, Powers Lake.
James Madsen, Re-, Kenosha.
Fred VIM. H. T. Buck, Powers Lake.
Elmer r. Kohlmann, R Is, Kansasville.
Leonard r. Kerkman, New Munster.
Herman W. zingler, RID. Burlington.
Walter Albert Mau, r 1, Kenosha.
Math M. Loewen, R 3, Kenosha.
Henry Fl. Stretch, R SO, Kenosha.
Albert E. Moeller, R l, Richmond, Ill.
Chris Marion Nelson, R IL, Russell, III.
William Henry Colby, Salem.
Peter P. Green, R 2, Union Grove.
Carl Dewey Davis, Fox River.
William F. Greulich, Bassett.
Erwin H Arnold, r 9, Burlington.
Harry Hansen, GIT Newell st.
Frank Slater, Twin Lakes.
Jerome R. Blyberg, Silver Lake.
Wesley Walter Redlin, Twin Lakes.
Alternates:
John Benjamin Richter, Twin Lakes.
Lawrence Fl. Wisnefski, R %, Salem.
Adolf E. Schrank, R 16, Kansasville.
Call A 1856
Camp Logan, Houston, Texas, Nov.
IL to 16.
Five men.
Marinus Madsen, Truesdel1.
Irer Anderson, R 1, Pleasant Prairie.
John J. Barbian, Wheatland.
Charles Schultz, r 1, Kenosha.
R. F. schmalfelt, R 16, Kansasville.
Cali A 1906
Camp Wadsworth, Spartenburg, SC,
Nov. II to 16.
Twenty-Five men.
Emil Friedrich Otto, B 8, Bristol.
Henry Van Der Zee, Fox River.
Jacob O. Kramer, Jr., R 4, Racine, Wis.
Edward Louis Kiehl, R /, Kenosha.
c. G. Petersen, R 33, Pleasant Prairie.
Fred Altergott, somers.
Frank Schmitz, R l, Somers.
Friedrich VIM. Zuehlsdorf, Bristol
John August Gever, Trevor.
Alvin Lested Crenziger, R 4, Kenosha-
Keith E. Bolten, R l, Pleasant Prairie.
Robert Orville Tobin, R l, Kenosha.
Edwin Charles Orth, R 8, Kenosha.
Roger D. jackson, GIT Newell st.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. FL. Curtis of FIRE.
mont avenue, and Mr.. and Mrs. A. E.
Buckmaster Of Exchange street, motor
ed to Madison, on Saturday, and spent
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