The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1918-10-17
BOARD GIVES OUT
DRAFT NUMBERS
City Board BUSHES Work of
Classifying Registrants
and First Order Mum
bers Given Today.
MANY MEN IN new CLASS |
Ninety Per Cent Of Classification Work
Has Been Completed and Records
are Being Forwarded to Madi-
son and Washington.

The local draft board in charge of the
work Of raising the Kenosha quota Of
the army, this morning gave out the
first order numbers for men in the city
and the first list containing some five
hundred names will be followed by
other lists just as rapidly as the order
numbers can be assigned. AS there
are more than six thousand men to be
given order numbers, it will probably
take more than a week to complete the
work and get the lists into final shape.
The order numbers are given to men
regardless of age and it is understood
that the men between the ages of 10
and Fl and 81 and 81 will be called in
the near future while those of Is to 10
and 81 to As will be in a deferred class.
The exemption board was in session
nearly all day Sunday completing the
classification of registrants and the
Governor was notified at ten O'Clock
Sunday evening that ninety per cent Of
the Kenosha registrants had been elias
siGed. it is declared tiras heTosfIa,
from the first list Of questionnaires sent
out has close to 1000 men in Glass 1
subject to immediate call for service.
Here is the first list Of order numbers:
1Staton, Clarence J.. 1923 Main st.
2-Gorsegner, E. f., 85S Pleasant st.
3-Dagon, Andrew, 1853 Division st.
Paul, Geo. j., $50 Rowland Ave.
5-Searle, Leo H., 2l5 Newell st.
6-Derwae, John f., 8o7 Superior.
7-Katchfan, Harry, 400 Wisconsin.
Norlander, Frank j., ATT Park st.
Marchenko, D., 831 Rowland Az.
10-Sauro, VIM, 16 S. Pleasant st.
Il Rhode, Herbert, 165 N. Pleasant.
u Paulson, Ray, 673 Durkee Ave.
30 Richards, E. g., 72O Lyman Ave.
IA Ostlund, John Emil, $50 Huron.
15-Randle, VIM. A., 215 Ridge St.
l6-Obertin, Peter n, 364 Park Av.
17-Tribur, P. NJ, 576 Elmhurst Av.
IS Morris, FL. A., 470 Rowland Ave.
19-Beek, O. F., 253 n. Rowland Az.
90 Donnell, John H., 584 West St.
21--Matzkewicz, w, 166 N. Fremont.
% Clark, Chas E., Ais Fremont Az.
% Ritter, A. G., 263 Maiden Lane.
24-A1len, William, Fischer Hotel
25-Berry, Jesse j., 574 Pomeroy st.
26- Sarzana, Pawal, 366 Exchange.
-McClusky, F. NJ, 518 Strong St.
28-Weeks, Lewis f., $50 Prairie Az.
29-Pagliaro, John, l61 Brockett St.
30-Langer, III. F., $50 n. Chicago ST.
1-PenkoWski, Thos., 162 Main ST.
32-Russo, Giuseppe, SIS Jenne St..
So Kallas, Thomas, 254 Main st.
34-Boyes, Howard W, 361 Market
35-Karabetsos, Geo., 514 Market ST.
36-Petersen, Frank W, 958 Grover.
-Nirolewski, Stanley, 81 Middle.
38-Budack, Ray f., 391 S. Main ST.
So Salerno, A. T., 572 Park st.
| 40 Wade, George B., 665 Grant ST.
41-Paul Charles, 655 Pleasant Pl.
| 42-Beradi, Ben, 765 Grand Ave
43 Schlutt, Emil, 723 Grand Ave.
44Damoskewich, Mike, 364 Grand Az.
45-Von VALID, U. A., 264 Pleasant.
46-Ferraro, A.. 1915 Garden st.
47-Volgmann, F. c., 314 Wisconsin.
| 4S-KobeIinski, s., 766 Linderman Ct.
4s--vojvodic, Mato, los n Chicago.
50--Luebke, Herman, so Maplewood.
51-Poad, Royal G., 722 Park Ave.
52-Sacchi, Nicola, 1910 Pearl St.
5s-Lund Charles A., 421 Rowland.
54-Grotsky, S. NJ, ST. Orange st.
55-svald, Chas. Arvid, 9o9 Pearl st.
56-Lnpia, Joseph, 164 Brockett ST.
57-Petersen, Carl G., rs West st.
5S-Maegaard, Robt. NJ, 81 Newell.
59-Blood, Walter H., $40 Pomeroy.
6o-ShWaika, George, 10 Elm st.
61-Kushuk, Wasely, 173 Lemon St.
62-Cosimo, Vittorio, Goo Superior.
/ 63-Franko, Sabskerno, 353 Grand.
/ 64-Geutz, Chas. H, I'll N. Ridge ST.
65-Caranuk, Nikipar, ia Victoria.
/ 66-McCue, Clinton r., 467 Market.
i 67-Scola, Gasparo, 1915 Jenne st.
/ S-LongWorth, r. E., 35S Sheridan.
| e9-Ice, Donald H., rs Prairie Ave.
| 70-Milasius, sKazimier, Az Broad.
| -Skenjelski, John, GIL Fleet st.
| Jefferson, Fred, 1905 Elizabeth.
| 73-Likes, Robt. o., COS Prairie Ave.
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