Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-08-01
LAST Of july
: CONTINENTS Off
QUOTA O. TtliRTY-sEVEN LEAVES
WEDNESDAY EVENING FOR
CAMP FORREST, GA.
-FOUR OTHERS FEoM-coUNTY
ARE INpucTEo ELSEWHERE
Largo Crowd Follows Parade TO Union
Station to Bid Boys Good Bye
Wrist Watches Not to Be Had Boys
Arc Given Thrift stamps-.List Of
Those Who Went.

For n second time within week the
city, and county hade goodbye We'd
nesday to a contingent OF boys for the
army. and the last contingent to leave
the county in the month. The quota
numbered thirty-seven sent from here
and left over the NJ & St. L. at o:45
for Camp Forrest, hytle. Ga, -Four
others from the county who were at
distance places, we're transferred to be
indicted at other cantonments by other
exemption boards. Three contingcnts
haye left here in the month, a total of
EOS men, the largest number by far that
since war was declared
A large crowd. NOT so large as the
one that gathered the previous We'd
nesday for the departure, saw the boys
off and followed the parade which
moved from in front OF the Y. NJ. c. A.
building late in the afternoon.
Larson Named Leader.
The parade, which was in charge of
Commandment b. c. whitehill. OF the
soldiers home. moved from uptown at
$50. 1t was headed by county officers
and the soldiers home hand. After
them came the civil war veterans OF the
G. A. II. posts as an escort and the
members Of the exemption board, then
the contingent. Most of the good byes
We're said while the boys were waiting
for the parade to start from uptown.
and the train pulled into the station just
AIS the parade reached II.
Karl Larson, of this city, was named
to have charge of the contingent on the
trip. and Guy Lockhart. Krep Paul and
Cedric Williams were appointed squad
leaders.
Give Boys Thrift Stamps.
The boys were mnstered at the east
court room early in the afternoon, when
the thirty.seveni were selected from
the list summoned to report. Because
wrist watches can not now be Bought
the general committee that has charge
hof this detail gave each man thrift
card with 1925 worth of thrift stamps
on II. in addition to the identification
medals. The thrift stamps and medals
were presented by Physical Director C.
E. Gilman, and the w. r. c. prepared
lunches for the boys to eat on the train.
The contingent was photographed in
front OF the postofice building, then
was excused to report at 8 o'clock.
Those Who WentA
Among these who went was William
B. Everist. s02 Doty street. city, He Is
a young married man who, few days
ago. waived his deferred classification
and asked to be sent. He is the son
Of Mr.. and Mns. Bert Everist, Those
in the contingent who went from here
were: ea
Harry H. Seitn1an, IAurels
David F. Keyser. 2o4 North First
avenue.
William B. Johnson, Green Mountain
Ed Balvin, R. F. D., city.
Elmo Lutes. Gilman. IN
Howard H. Thomas, Albion.
William B. Everist, S02 Doty street.
Sam King. 1905 South First avenue.
Guy Lockhart, 80 North Fourth
avenue.
John ]. Nowand. State Center.
Carey NJ. Bartrug. Sarona, Wis.
Prank IN Johnson, R. F. D.. city.
Robert S. Leach, Albion.
John R. Keefer. Conrad
Fred C. Allen. Des Moines.
Frank J. Lukavsky, st. Anthony.
Orvil w. Clark. Liscomb.
Clarence E. MELVILLE. Mingo.
Frank J. Boury, 304 South First ave-
nue..
Paul Hattiner. State Center
HermanSB. Winterringer, POI East
State.
Willie Kroener, State Center.
William B. Simcox, r. Ed. city.
Frank Linn, R. F. D., city.
CharleslL Bonham. Liscomb.
Lenor L. Riemenschneider, State
Center.
Hubert w. Perry. st. Paul.
Krep Paul. North Second ave.
Karl Larson. 603 East State strest.
Orville w. Paxson. Melbourne.
Elmer 0. Wolken. Dillo.a.
Ora G. Delawyer, Union.
John l.. T. Isaacson, city.
Jim Brechel, Dillon.
Arthur II. Kalsem, 500 North Six
teenth street.
Cedric S. Williams, city.
Frank H. Schneider. Melbourne
Those Indicted Elsewhere.
The four who belong to the county's
contingent who were indicted else