The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-07-22
MEN LEAVING FOR
CAMP MEADE GOT
AWAY LITTLE LATE
Not an Alternate Had to Go
With TOday's COntin-
gent.
SIXTY Of THEM N PARTY
Some Of the Men Summoned
Here Left From Other
Cities.

NANkOOe
Sixty Fairmont draftees entrained
at the local Baltimore and Ohio rail
road station ct 2:O5 p. m. this after
noon for Camp Meade. Admiral, Md
The train was scheduled to leave Fair
mont this morning at 9:l5 a. m. but
because Of . delay in getting neces-
sary equipment from Cumberland.
Nd, the train was several hours late.
Fairmont's quota for the big July
draft was sixty.four men. Three of
the men were transferred to other
boards and will entrain today in other
cities. Patrick Michael Curley will
leave Fairmont this evening being de-
layed in getting here from Wheeling.
The sixty other men who entrained are
a. follows:
l56 Lovelle Chiffon Gray.
371 Pasquale Antonio Caccl-Cerqua
500 Daniel Webster Campbell.
AT Charles Warneger Moore.
o7e Clarence James Romigh.
81 Frederick Bruce Brown.
1oi0 Virgil Beverly Fitzhugh.
1859 Chester Stephen Robot.
1907 Eleas Ash.
1907 Angelo Viani.
1920 Clyde II. Evans.
1922 Archie Clarence Cline.
1851 Lorenzo Coeelli.
1899 Joseph Mcneil.
1884 James Morris Brown.
1888 Mosie Kerns.
12l3 Earl Heck.
1854 Permetus David Yost.
1874 Antonio Sanford.
1885 Edwin Jacob Minor.
11S0 Morris Weintrob.
1889 William Taylor.
1909 Antonio DiFebbi.
1915 Thomas West.
1918 John Dayton SattterfielL
1870 Nick Izzi.
1884 Der McCue Morgan.
13lS Roy Clayton Shumaker.
13l7 John r. Aultman.
1898 Thomas Nicholich.
1866 Andrew Jackson Wilson
1867 Boyd Hamilton Reed.
1869 Benedetto Giorge.
1883 Lawrence Albert Fleming.
1891 MIN Hawkins.
1898 Thomas Nicholish.
1908 Lawrence Alfred Petty.
1904 Luigi Moffa (Trans. for En-
trainment New York;.
1909 Otha Otis Moran.
1ll2 Herschel II. Hoffman
1ll6 Glenn Delvin Rayling.
1918 Giacomo Graziana.
1919 Allen G. Thurman Reich.
1923 Thomas Lawrence Mclaughlin.
1881 Peter Xxi.
1886 Guiseppi Pazzta (Trans. for En-
trainment Erie. Pal.
1ll1 Charles T. Williams.
1ll7 Frank Yeager. Jr.
1861 Charles Long.
1863 Felix Lunghi.
1870 Truman Edgar Dunbar
1l73 Homer Edmond Newell
1l7i Lindsay Radcliffe.
ll77 Denis Earl Berry
1880 Pietro Martucci.
1893 Carmine Meiuzio.
1893 Christ Triantafilo.
1917 Frederick Carl Dietrich.
1919 Harry William Hager.
1894 Willie Linton Davis.
1895 William Freeman Bennett. Jr.
(TTans. for Entrainment Phila-
dlphial.
1929 Ray Sine.
1867 Paul Leon Barker
1891 Everett Clay Wiley
1872 Joseph Virgil Morgan.
Promptly at s o'clock this morning
the men appeared at the office OF the
local draft board on the fourth floor
Of the Watson building and received
their preliminary instructions.
Denis Earl Berry was made leader
OF the contingent and will have charge
Of the men until their arrival at Camp
Meade early tomorrow morning. As
first assistant leader the draft board
appointed Boyd Hamilton Reed and
made Chester Stephen Bobet second
assistant leader; Allen G. Thurman
Reich, third assistant leader; Pas.
qualle Antonio Sacci-Cerqua. fourth
assistant leader: Joseph Mcneil. fifth
assistant leader.
Mrs. Annie Raymond was present at
the meeting this morning and present.
ed each Of the draftees with q little
pocket testament. Red Cross mem.
bers presented each OF the boys with
a sweater and comfort kit.
In behalf Of the Home Service de.
partment Of the Red Cross Mrs. Joseph
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