Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-06-24
JUNE QUOTA FROM COUNTY
LEAVES FOR CAMP DODGE
PARADE TO STATION.
THREE OTHERS INDICTED
WITH THE LOCAL MEN
Four From This County Indicted at
Distant Points-6ands and Veterans
Accompany Drafted Men to the Sta
tion-John Van Der venter APP
pointed Leader Of Contingent.

Marshall county's June quota for the
national army entrained for camp
Dodge this forenoon, following public
farewell that included a parade from
the court house to the Chicago Great
Western station. In the contingent
were thirty one from this county and
three others who had been ordered In
Quoted from this county, but who had
registered elsewhere. In addition to
the thirty-one from the county, four
others from this county who were at
distant points. were ordered indicted
today where they were.
The county quota that went from
this city was composed of the follow
ing:
Charles H. Engel, 2o1 South Third
avenue.
Gustaf Z. Eksturne, city.
Harold r. Phelps, city,
Otto Causing, Albion.
Charles J. klingbeil, Melbourne.
Lester J. Breunig, Rhodes.
Lee Traver 500 May street.
Willie Schelker, Rhodes.
Bill J. Doumonloakes, Chicago.
August Mayer, 81. Anthony.
Lawrence F. Prantz, State Center.
Daniel Bader, State Center.
Clayton Mittlestadt, r. F. D. Z. city.
Arthur Wolf. Quarry.
Lester Q. Allen, 4OS South First ave-
nue..
Otto Schultz, State Center.
William Spencer, 300 South First
avenue.
William A. Smith, Davenport.
William Rock, 910 East Main street.
Charles H. Brown. Story City.
John r. VanDerVenter, Gilman.
William Mackey, city.
Herbert Probst Al East Main street
Albert Jenkins, Mystic.
Clinton Walkup Gilman.
Fred w. Hoffman, PIT Arson street.
Nellis Sprague, Liscomb.
James F. Burke, city.
Frederick w. Gummert, R. F. D. .,
city.
Walter F. Roseburrough, Clemens.
Howard L. Walkup, 305 East Church.
The three belonging elsewhere who
were indicted at Camp Dodge with
the quota from this county were
Maurice E. Hart. Redfield. S. D.; Evans
D. Howard, Davenport, and Bernard
o. Grewell, Brainerd, MINI.
The four who registered here but
who were ordered indicted today where
they are now residents were: Perlie L..
Smith, Colorado; Ashley N. Wogan,
Ohio; Gust S. Starvos, Pennsylvania,
and Homer C.. Heater, Minneapolis.
Parade to Station.
John r. Van DerYenter of Gilman
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which was accompanied to Camp
Dodge by General Secretary John B.
Northcott, of the Y. NJ. c. A, and
Marion Gard, chairman of the exemp-
ton board.
Following the muster of the contin-
gent this forenoon they were grouped
on the court house steps and were
photographed, then formed in line of
march in Main street. The parade. in
charge of Commandant B. c. Whitehill
moved at $40. 1t was led by county
officers and the Odd Fellows band
Next came members of Frank NJ
Thomas Post G. A. r. and the drafted
men, followed by the soldiers home
band and a group Of employees from
the NJ. & st. L. shops. Arrangements
at the station, so that relatives Of the
drafted men could have a last fare
we'll with them, were In charge of Fred
NJ. Wilbur.
Watches and medals were presented
to the men by Physical Director c. E.
Gilman when they were mustered Sat
urday afternoon. A few remained in
the city over Sunday and were pro-
vided with lodging, board and enter
tainment,~ but most of them returned
home for the day. Members of Spin
ming Wheel Chapter D. A. r. provided
lunches for the men while on the train
and pinned Identification tags on their
coat lapels when they were being mus
tered this forenoon