Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-01-25
MARYSVILLE TO RAISE FLAG
IN HONOR OF HER SOLDIERS
Public Services in Diamond Square Tomorrow After
noon; Addresses by Senator Scott S. Leiby
and Mrs Jenn lie Wox

my -hlic SoHS anu uduSnleTS now
doing their best" for Uncle Sam.
These flfty-nine persons represent
approximately three per cent. of the
towns population, not of the ply
sically fit males of draft age, but of
the entire population.
The services will be held in Dia-
mond square with the presentation
of handsome service flag to the
town by the Civic Club as a feature
Scott $. Ieiby, State Senator from
the Mifflin-Juniata-P Perry Cumber-
land district, a Marysville boy, will
be the principal speaker.
Ever since the war opened Marys-
vile has been doing her part. And
for these fifty-nine persons to-mor-
rows service flag, 5X10 feet, will be
presented. 1t was purchased through
the efforts of the Civic Club and will
be presented to the town by Mrs.
Jennie WoN, president of the organ
liza tion. After the completion of the
ceremonies it will be floated from
the Flagstaff on the top of Diamond
Hall.
\ program of to-morrow's exer-
cises includes the invocation by the
Rev. Wesley Wright, pastor of the
local Church of God. Speeches will
be made in addition to those of Mrs.
WoN and Senator Leiby, by the min
listers of the other four Marysville
churches. including the Rev. Ralph
+. Hartman. of the Church of God;
the Rev. $. b. Bidlack, of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church: the Rev. S.
l.. Rice. of the Zion Lutheran
Church. and the Rev. l.. a. Fuhr-
man. of Bethany United Evangelical
Chnrph FrhaSa SnaaphaS will he hnf
five minutes in length. In addition,
the pupils of the Marysville grade
schools will present a special pro-
gram.
OF the fifty-nine people from
Marysville now serving Uncle Sam,
there are three women, who are Red
Cross nurses. These women, Miss
Jennie Gault, Miss Florence Miller
and Miss Elsie Wise, have already
crossed the Atlantic and are now
engaged in active service. Fourteen
of the fifty-siX males in the service
have likewise crossed the Atlantic to
battle with the kaiser.
The full roll of enlisted men fol-
low:
DR.. Charles r. Snyder, first lieutenant,
Medical officers Reserve Corps,
Company !, Camp Logan, Texas.
Alton w. Lick, Officers Training Camp
Camp Hancock. Ga.
Joseph L. Rice, officers Training
Camp, Camp Meade, Md.
Robert Palmer, supply sergeant,
Regular Army, Honolulu.
William earns, ordnance sergeant,
Regular Army. Fort Riley. Kan.
Frank Kline, sergeant, Three Hundred
and Third United States Engineers.
Camp Dix n. j.
William Cunningham. sergeant. Camp
HaTan Niutcb cornoraI Regular
Army, Honolulu.
Paul Anspacht. corporal, Troop 1.
Thirteenth Cavalry. Fort Riley.
Laurie Biting, corporal. sventy-
eighth Field Artillery, Camp Logan,
Miss Jennie Gault, Red Cross nurse.
Miss Florence Miller. Red Cross nurse.
Naval Base Hospital. No. 5, France.
Miss Elsie L. Wise, Red Cross nurse
Base Hospital, No. S4, France.
Elmer Zimmerman, seaman, u. s. S.
Dixie.
George zimmerman, blacksmith, Tor
pedoboat Cummings.
Charles Shumaker, first class gun
ner's mate, Submarine KI, Brook
lyn, y. Y.
Joseph Bomgardner. Angel Island,
Russell speck, fireman. L. s. s. Louisi-
ana.
Burkey Biting. gunners mate, L. S.
$. North Dakota.
L. w. Robinson, corporal, Camp Han
cock, Ga.
Frank A. Pierson. company mechanic.
Company II, Three Hundred and
Fourteenth Infantry, Camp Meade
Harry Fenicle. cook, Company X,
Thirteenth Infantry, Camp Fre-
mont. Col.
Thomas Biting. aviation machinist
One Hundred and Fifty-fourth De-
pot Brigade, Twenty-ninth Com
pany, Camp Meade, Md.
Harry Mutcsh, Aviation Training
School, Fort Sam Houston, Tex.
Niles +. Dice, Battery A, Fifth Field
Artillery, France.
W. Foster Palmer. Battery B, Fifth
Field Artillery. France.
Robert Miller. Motor Truck Co. No
1O5, Base Section No. l, France.
Harvey Miller, Battery c, Sixth Regi-
ment. France.
Lestern Kennedy. Aviation Section,
Wright Aviation Field. Ohio.
a. NJ Mendinghall. Troop Il, Seven
teenth Cavalry. Fort Bliss. Texas.
John Rinehart, F'ifty-fourth Infantry
Medical Department. France.
Burt Rinehart. Ambulance Company
A, Camp Lee, Petersburg, Va.
Reid Fortenbaugh. Field Hospital No
%. Camp Lee, Petersburg, Va.
David Bailey. L. $. Navy.
Il.
Ray Swartz, Sixth Regiment Coast
Artillery Corps. Battery l., France.
NJ. L. Wise One hundred and Eighty
first Aerial Squad, Kelley Field.
Tex.
George a. Hess. p. R. r. Engineering
Corps, Company A, France.
John Weaver. Twenty Company,
United States Marine Corps. San
Juan. p. r.
Paul Menges. Company L. Marine
GnFnE
Philadelphia.
Walter B. Beers. Company D, Twenty
first Engineers. France.
Earl H. Bare, Company d. Twenty
first Engineers, France.
Ralph L. Smith, Company C. Three
Hundred and Fourteenth Infantry,
Camp Meade. Md.
Edward Vitullo. Company +, Thirty
Fifth Engineers, Camp Grant,
Guiseppoe Pinci. Company II. Thre
Hundred and Fourteenth Infantry.
Camp Meade, Md.
William II. Candy. Third Regiment.
Camp Hancock. Ga.
Walter w. White, Company II. Three
Hundred and Fourteenth Infantry,
Camp Meade, Md.
Earl Broomhead, Fifth Regiment, u.
S. Cavalry Fort Bliss, Texas.
George r. Naylor, Quartermaster's
Corps, France.
j. D. Davis. Company C, Three Hun
dred and Fourteenth Infantry. Camp
Meade, Md.
L. X. Kocher. Company II, Three Hun
dred and Fourteenth Infantry, Camp
Meade. Md.
Vernon Palmer, Company b, Three
Hundred and Sixteenth Infantry,
Camp Meade. Md.
Antonio Picerilli. Company C. Three
Hundred and Fourteenth Infantry,
Camp Meade, Md.
Howard Spiedel, France.
Albert Zimmerman. Sanitary Com