Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-08-26
26O YOUTHSOF
q REGISTERED
FOR WAR SERVICE
Questionnaires Probably Will
Be Mailed to New Men
This Week

! Questionraires will likely be mailed
| this week to the youths who reg
istered Saturday for the selective
service. it was said by local draft Of
ticials to-day.
| Two hundred and sixty youths
who have become q years old since
June 8 registered at the three city
and three county boards. One hun
dred and twenty-eight We're regist-
cred in the city, and 1872 in the
county.
The Steelton Board was highest
| in the county with SO men. The
, Third City Board was highest in the
| city with 46 men. The other boards
were as follows: City Board, /. 80
men; No. 2 40 men; County No. 9
43 men; No. 3, 80 men.
Fourteen of the men registered in
the city were colored. Eighteen col
ored men were registered at County
Board No. 1. Two aliens were reg
| istered at the first city board. Jews
were allowed to register to-day as
| their Sabbath falls on Saturday.
The men registered were:
City Board No. 1
Crist Taylor. 32s Sayford; Marlin
Fourth; John Rousch Bodley, 113
Locust; Harry Alfred Nickel. 1401
South Twelfth; George Edward
Berger, $50 Race; James Richard
Haldeman, Jr., $40 North Sixth
Jacob Rife Shaner. 221 South Rob-
. ert Edwin Hicks, 563 South Tenth
Guy Elwood Shelley, 2025 Lenox;
William Russell Dougherty, 32O
Sayford; George Elmer Kohler. sos
Cumberland; Grove Wilson John
son, 1881 Wyeth William Davis,
1880 North Front; Leon Richard
Moore. Lochiel Row; George Mich
! William Bartlett Clantica, 140s
North Second; Robert William
Clark, 112S North Sixth; Edward
Limbaugh Fisher, 55S Race; John
William Jones, 167 Paxton; Freder-
ick E. Wehler. sos South; Harry
Elmer Schaum, 1928 Susquehanna;
Charles Lewis Toor. 31S Verbeke;
Ralp Henry Pee, 1911 1-2 Logan;
William Blaine Albright. 1892
North Second; Edward Clarence
Tress, 1918 Fulton; Tony Fieli 306
Cherry; Wilbur Michael Showalter,
2O6 South; Thomas Haley, s Lochiel
Row; Paul Chamberlain Walter. 1917
North Third; Edgar Basch Crull, 256
Cumberland, and S. Langenheim, 123
South Second.
City Board No. 2
George NJ. Widder, 1854 Derry;
Earl w. Foultz, AZ North Tenth
Joseph A. Enney, 351 Sourth Four
teenth; Albert George PARROT, 1445
Regina; John David Weaver, 431
Crescent; Clayton Miller Fickes,
1851 Regina; Edward Michael Egan
721 North Sixteenth; John A.
Knouse. 21S North Fifteenth; John
Daniel Slaughter, PIP Nectarine;
David A. Edelblute, 1415 Thompson;
Lawrence Joseph Deitdich, 55 South
Eleventh; Arole Maulich Houseal.
1928 Derry; Curtis Hazard Wells,
1926 Market; Arthur n. Eckert, 46
Balm; Victor Joseph Snyder, 1910
| Market; Earl W. Strawhecker, 1916
! Regina; Charles F. Rumberger. 1928
Market; Anthony II. A. Young. 25
South Cameron; Charles Edward
Craft, 1914 Howard; Paul r. Haw-
thorne, 1o3 Linden; Donald B.
Wright, SIC North Sixteenth: Lee
Ohrum, 112 Hoernor; Karl V. Kir-
kessner, 191 North Fifteenth; EN-
NETT C. . Snyder, 1945 Kensington;
Frank Judson Cozzon, 1106 Market;
John H. Bolden. 1899 Vernon; Philip
Gust, Grace; Harry Benjamin
SlIOuur L Q -NOIlIl TOuIleSHlHb It TdHh
A. Nonemaker, 194S Kensington;
Louis Bergerlis, 81 North Thirteenth;
Arthur A. Booker, 5S9 Primrose;
Harry w. sKeefauver, 81 North
Tenth; John Harold Keen, 1903 1-2
Derry; Earl Joseph Stonesifer, 80
North Fifth; Frank Howard Wertz,
1874 Linden; Gilbert I. Stewart, 234
Crescent; Jesse E. Hammaker, 1917
Carnation; George Dewey Martin,
1047 Melrose; Paul Levi Plank, 1872
Linden, and Joseph James Kirk, S25
North Sixth.
CITY BOARD No. 3
Oscar B. Foldsor, 100 Herr; How
ard B. Peifer. 227 Muenech; Ira ].
Starliper, 2610 Agate: George l. Bios
ser, 1900 North Third; Morris Cover,
2220' North Fourth; Charles G. Buser.
6SS Geary; William A. Williams.
SCI Sayford; Gerauld P. Dye, 11OS CAL
der; C. Russell Phillips, 2240 Penn;
Ray C. Rathfon. 22S1 Logan; William
H. Binkley, 500 Seneca: John NJ.
Lyme. 1917 North Sixth; Theodore F.
Colestock, 1925 Cowden; William R.
Bingham, 21S Kelker; J. Emlin Hall,
2203 North Sixth; Charles s. Radle.
2204 Orange; Harry w. Matthias, 1910
North Third; Wallace Seidel, 333 Kel-
ker; Lee Robinski. 1921 Logan; Albert
]. Astrich, 221 Maclay; Elmer r. Hale,
1916 North Third; Donald NJ. Wieland,
1910 North Sixteenth; Paul S. Wor-
soctor, 1941 Green; Ross A. Gingrich,
22S6 North Sixth; William Osborn,
94S North Seventh; Russell Johnson.
1850 Monroe; Harry r. Welsh, 1925
North Third; Charles H. Shaffer, 1913
Penn; Frank Complese, 1101 North
Seventh; Robert L. Thomas, 634 Kel-
ker; Edward Roy Markell. 81 Dau-
phin; Warren L. Koppenhaver, 1924
North Fifth; James H. Davis, 1910
North Eleventh; James C. Cough. PISS
North Fifth; William c. Clark, 1905
North Fourth; Roe f. Vents, 2412
North Sixth; James f. Marks. 433
Hamilton; George Craver. 327 Dau-
phin Israel veaner, 627 Cumberland; /;
Jacob II. wissler, 1s47 North Twelfth;
John A. Kuhn. 637 Muenich; George
Mccormick, sos Woodbine; Edward
Roth, 500 Seneca; Clarence A. Sny-
der, 1881 North Sixth; Joseph r. Cor
mer, 41s Harris; Albert Smith. $50
Sayford; George L. Troup, 1921 North
Fourth; Clyde William Rife, 1916
North Sixth; Clyde C. Peters, 2i1S
Moore; Hamilton Jackson. zoe North
Seventh; Newton C. Yontz. 2126
Moore; Charles S. Wagner. 1910 North
Fifth; Winfield s. Early, 536 Seneca;
and Raymond B. Straw, 1916 Moltke.
County Board No.
Donald H. McNair, 8 North Union
street, Middletown; Walter Nissley
Crone, 230 Kace street, Middletown; (;
Thomas Lee Allen, care J. B. Black
Company. James A. Fisher, 100 A6-
ans street, Steelton; Harry Welsh
Heyel, 124 Lawrence street, Middle