Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-09
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town, Pa. From the county, 80 will
go to Camp Greenleaf, 2S to Camp
Meade, and 33 to Camp Crane.
Grccnleaf Men Entrain Wednesday
The men going to Camp Greenleat
will entrain Wednesday morning at
11.50. They will report Tuesday night
to their local boards. The Crane
quota will entrain Thursday morn
ing at $50, and the Meade quota at
1150, Friday morning.
The PaXtang board to-day called
the following men to report Wednes-
day to entrain for Camp Greenleaf:
Charles Rhine, Granville, Pa;
Harry Foreman, Hershey, Pa; Ar
thur Yingst, Hummelstown, Pa;
Earl A. Howe, Penbrook, Box 253i
Aaron Shearer, Hershey, Pa, r. d.
No. 1; Harry Smith, Linglestown,
r. D. No. /; Bernard Laucks, Hum
melstown, 33 South Water street; Ira
! E. Zimmerman, Linglestown, r. d.
No. 1; Alfred c. Myers, Harrisburg,
1922 Briggs; Enos e. Barte, Deodate,
Pa; Harry Grumbine, Union Deposit,
Pa. Dewey McAllister, Harrisburg
Harrisburg, 1856 North Sixth street;
John M. Gordon, Hershey, Box "A;
Edwin j. Runkel, Hershey, Pa; Ray
]. Keller, Union Deposit, Pa; Ralph
f. Forney, Penbrook, 1927 Herr;
Harry w. Rupp, Hummelstown.
South Water street; George ID.
Stintzcum, Fort Hunter, Pa; Ralph
b. Bixler, Hershey, Y. M. c. A; Elon
Jones. Nationwide, Pa; Henry
3 Stephens, Philadelphia, Pa, 14S
North Tenth street; Ralph w. Scar
foss, Penhrook. Pa; William j. Run
kle, Hummelstown, Box "a.
j 1t is the first time in the war that
three large quotas have entrained
from Harrisburg in one week. These
three entrainments will be on three
successive days. The Camp Green
leaf call is the one originally sched-
uled for October 21 and postponed
because of the Spanish influenza.
September Rcgistrants Only
City board No. l, will fill its entire
Greenleaf quota with September 12
'registrants Other boards also called
upon the September II registrants.
In addition to these calls, local
boards this morning received notice
of a limited service call for $50 men
for service as developers. They will
be entrained for Camp Devens,
Mass, to arrive there November rs.
The call is voluntary.
The quotas which have been an
nounced are as follows:
Board No. Is Quota
City board No. ], Meade and Crane
quotas already announced. Green
leaf quota as follows:
Charles Frederick Vollmer, 119
Liberty; Russell Theodore Holm,
1912 South Cameron; William
Claude Mcbride, 1902 South Gamer
on; Galen Whitman Schlicter, 16
North Fourth; Jacob Tolbert Den
.ney, 1929 South Cameron; John
Martin Lewis Stewart 1922 North
Front; Edward Darron Cook, HOS
Capital; Raymond Judkins Elrick.
1873 Walnut; George Blaine Lefever,
Lisburn; Joseph Felberto, 1910
Hemlock; Claude Lee Charpening,
1928 Fulton.
City Board No. .
All quotas announced. John
Knouse, 21S North Fifteenth, how
ever will go to Camp Greenleaf in
place of another registrant who was
deferred because of sickness.
City Board No. 3
Meade and Crane quotas an
nounced. Greenleaf quota:
Leonard John Marks, 2239 Atlas
Charles A. Harris, 1913 North Sixth;
Albert r. Sharp. 62S Harris; Tolbert
o. Dunlap. 223 Hamilton; Raymond
Hoover, 1928 Wallace; Ross James
Snyder, 2219 North Second; Theo-
dore f. Colestock, 1923 Cowden;
Joseph II. Gemer.. AIS Harris; Ed
ward &c. Hutchinson, 1109 North
Second; Clyde w. Rife, I616A North
Sixth; George Williams, 1857 Cum
berland; C. Russell Phillips 2601
Lombard; Newlin n. Yontz, 2126
Moore; william II: Binklcy, 500
Seneca; Gerald p. Dye, 110S Calder;
Edward Roy Markle, 311 Dauphin;
Henry Cohen, G33 Boas; Harry. w.
Matthias. 1881 North Third; Bernard
King. 6S4 Reilly; Jay NJ. Aucker,
2214 Penn; Elwood Barnhart 1911
North Sixth; Warren B. Lauder
mich, 1901 North Second; Percy M.
HOpple, 420 Kelker; samuel A.