The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-08-26

George F. Snyder, 319 West Main
street, now stationed at Camp Sherl-
dan. has been made mess sergeant.
He is the son Of John F. Snyder.
Howard c.. Reid, New York law
yer, who lived in Middleboro. and VINO
Is now stationed at a naval aviation
base near Boston. Mass, has written
Miss Mary Vanzant OF Middleboro
letter expressing his appreciation or
pair Of socks, the yarn of which MISS
Vanzant spun during the civil war
and knit recently for him. He spoke
of them as his Ego to meeting SOCKS,
and said he wore them to church In
Boston which was built hundred
years ago. Miss Vanzant was Reid
Sunday school teacher when he was
little boy.
| Sergeant Lloyd A Rust, member
of a field artillery company now In &C
tion on the French front picked up
German gas mask and case together
with a helmet on the Marine front
near Chauteau-Thierry on Aug 2 He
has sent this collection OF war tro-
phies home to his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. w. Rust, of Southwest Sec
ond street Rust was stationed at TT
Harrison from April 1917 to October
following service with the Indiana Ma
tional Guards on the Mexican border
He has been on the firing line IN
France for six months.
Bob Phillips has returned to Grea'
Lakes Training Station after a ter
DAYS furlough spent with his par
ents. Phillips future address Will DC
Woman School. Camp Perry
Edward Crossman of Abingdon pike
who is stationed at Great Lakes Train
ing Station, Is home for short FUR
Tough with his parents.
L. II. Carman has written friends
that he has been promoted for the sec
ond time and is now a sergeant. HI
is stationed at Camp Shelby, Miss
Carman was employed by the Doa1
Undertaking company here. He at
tended Earlham college and would
have graduted in 1919.
Private Ted Feeger has been pro
NOTED to corporal. He is inspector o
machine guns and trench mortars. HI
is stationed at Camp Custer, Mich.
George E. Reed, son OF William
Reed has notified his parents that h
$ has been made a sergeant. Reed il
! now stationed in England.
: The following men applied Tor en-
! listment in the navy Friday and Satur
e day: John Frederick Schwendemanr
r 427 South Tenth street: Louis Edwar
i Rippberger, 333 South Ninth street
t Ivan John Gardner, Cottage Grove
d Ind: Russell Wayne Stanley, Boston
/ Ind; Maurice Elwood Hinshaw, Rurs
i Route b Frank Raymond Allen, R. F
5 3. Brookville, Ind; James Thoma
l. Fitzgibbons, 241 South Seventh street
5 Richard Leo Zeyen, 719 South
8 street: Claude Frank Alyea, Economy
l. Ind; Frederick Thomas Arvelle. 20
II East Votaw street, Portland. Ind.
), George Arnold Ames, 721 West Mai
street, Portland Ind: Harold Emor
Fenimore, Economy. Ind.
MI and Mrs. George Christman e.
tertained three soldiers from tn
Training Detachment camp at the
q home on Kinsey street, Sunday.
u James Harrington. who Is statione
n at Camp Hancock, Ca, is home on
s short furlough to attend the weddir
n Of his sister.
p Verg1l Rains, who Is stationed
d Great Lakes spent the weekend wit
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Willal
g Rains, of South Seventeenth street.
Y Roland Nusbaum. who is stationt
It at Camp Joseph E. Johnston, JAG
h sonville, Fla, has lately been appoir
e. ed a @. NJ. Sergeant, First Glass. So
= geant Nusbaum is in the city on
short furlough.