The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-08-17

will be welcomed.
Ebert l.. Hale, Of the U. s. S. Ill
inois, has returned to his ship after
few days spent with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hale, 223 South
Twelfth street.
Mark E. Taylor, who has been sta
toned at Fort Smelling. Mimi. has
been transferred to Camp Devins, Mass.
Richard c. Brehm, with the Wilbur
Wright Armorers Provisional Squad.
ron, has arrived safely in France, &C
cording to word received by his father.
John G. Brehm.
Mrs Cora Harris, SIG North Seven
teenth street, has been notified that
her son, Fred Harris, of Infantry Com
pany c, 80. has been made a sergeant
and Is now located at Camp Kearney,
San Diego, Cal. Harris has served
three years at Schofield Barracks and
seven months in Hawaii.
Lieutenant George E. Stidham, son
Of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stidham, 521
South Thirteenth street, has been
transferred from Camp Gordan, Ga,
to Camp Macarthur, Texas. He is in
the Fourth Replacement Battalion.
In order to receive a transfer to
the Navy, Walter Vogelsong, 334 South
Ninth street, went to indianapolis Fri
day morning.
Lieutenant Winfield Urban has re-
turned to Camp Macarthur, Texas, fol
lowing a visit with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. William Urban, POS North
Ninth street Urban is in the Fifth
Battalion Infantry Training and Re-
placement Camp.
l.. V. Schneider. formerly city editor
of the Palladium, received word Tues
day to report September / at Camp
Gordon, Atlanta, Ga, his application
for the officers training camp having
been approved Mr.. and Mrs. Schnei-
der are visiting the formers parents
in Evansville, and will remain there
until he leaves next month.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Neff, of the
National Road west. have received a
letter from their son, Russell, who is
now in France. He is in the balloon
section Of the aviation corps.
Hal Podhaski, former reporter on
the Palladium, who is in training at
Camp Gordon, Atlanta, Ga, is editing
a column in the camp paper Trench
and Camp" The column IS called
Passed by the Censor
Rowe c. Dickinson and Enos n.
Twigg, both nephews Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Chrisman Of Kinsey street. are
on their way to an eastern port to sail
for France, according to word re-
ceived Saturday. Dickinson is in the
infantry and Twigg in the Motor me-
chanics corps.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Holtcamp OF
North A street have received word
that their nephew, Walter R. Stanley,
has arrived safely overseas. Stanley
is in the engineers corps and was To-
Gated at Camp Harrison before going
overseas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Hiatt, 225
North Fifth street, have received a
letter from their son, Wayne Hiatt
stating that he is recouperating at a
base hospital in France.
Anthony Stole, Jr., SO Liberty ave,
has been notified that Joseph B. Aus
termann and Elmer Berg have arrived
overseas.
Robert E. Roberts. stationed for
some time at Indianapolis has been
transferred to Camp Hancock. Ga.
John Lloyd Calvin, who is doing
Naval clerical work at Washington,
D. c., is home for a ten days visit with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Gal
vim of South Ninth street.
Fred Lewis has written his mother,
Mrs. Mary NJ. Wallace, 9 Fort Wayne
Avenue, that he has arrived safely in
France.
Mrs. w. E. Russell received word
Saturday morning that her son, Ber-
tram b. Russell, has arrived safely
overseas. Mr. Russell was stationed at
Fort Benjamin Harrison as bugler,
and is now band master Of the 4Sth
engineers band, Company B.