Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1918-06-13

Raymond Sapplngton Ooen, hanson
Roy Earl Thomas, Kearneysville
Frank Sewell OFT, Charles Town.
Frank Judson Grove, Shenandoah juno
ton
Franklin Hooe, Charles Town
Charles Wardell Mcdonald, Shepherds
town.
Davis Billmyer Humrickhouse, Shep-
herdstown.
Charles Domer, Shepherdstown
Raleigh Boyd Shaffer, Charles Town
Gordon Webster, Charles Town.
Elmer Eugene Roderick, Kabletown
William Edward Kearfott, Kearneys-
vile
Joseph Ward Perks, Charles Town
Edgar Neill Frye, Kabletown
Randolph c. Colston, Summit Point.
Llewellyn Powell Potts, Shepherds
town.
John L. Snowden, Engle's.
David Henry Ambrose, Engle's.
Milton Fred Miller, Kearneysville
Oscar Lee Huffman, Millville
Ivan Bates Edwards, Bolivar
Oliver Victor Heater, Bolivar
Grover Everett OFT, Halltown
Lawrence Franklin OFT, Charles Town
Charles Edgar Hill, Charles Town
Obie Johnson, Charles Town
Roy Vernon Myers, Shepherdstown
Walter Boyd Racey, Shepherdstown
Lloyd E. Barron, Kearneysville
Brown Lorraine Rissler, Charles Town
Garland w. Hendricks, Shepherdstown
Paul Everett Miller, Kearneysville
Walter Barnes Hodges, Shepherdstown
Robert Butler Mckee, Shepherdstown
Andy Norman Whitacre, Whitacre, Va.
ThoS. ]. Longerbeam, Charles Town
Luther D. Snyder, Shenandoah Junction
Mason Neil Trundle, Bakerton
VIM. Ira Riddleberger, Charles Town
George Hutchinson Denny, Charles
Town
Frank L. Mcdonald, ShepherdStown
John Campbell Woody, Charles Town
Enridio CALI, Millville
Ellsworth Cleveland Mansfield, Charles
Town
Earl Glenn Rockenbaugh, Bolivar
William Lucas Miller, Shepherdstown
Norval Carl Kirby, Charles Town
John William Kline, Charles Town
Ashby Francis Cain, Summit Point
Raleigh Pearl Hoffman, Shepherdstown
George Henry Willis, Charles Town
Wilmer B. Miller, ShepherdStown
Alternate
Charles Hirshman, Charles Town
Robert Lee Crowl, Shepherdstown.
William Doytt Rockenbaugh, Harper's
Ferry
One Volunteer
Charles Frederick Wall, Charles Town
When the men above named shall
have been taken, there will remain only
"A white men in Class of the original
draft for Jefferson county. After the
SO colored men who are called for the
five day period beginning June 18th
whose names have heretofore been
printed, shall have gone, there will re-
main IS colored men in Class |. There
were l07 new men registered in Jeffer-
son county last week-those who have
become of age since June 5, l9l7-but
these have not as yet been classified.
They will be put at the bottom of
the lists in the various classes in the
first draft
The SO colored men who are called
to go from Jefferson county next week
will be sent to Camp Sherman at Chilli
Gothic, Ohio.
Charles Robert Keplinger, of Fair
mont, w. Va, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
D. Keplinger, of Shepherdstown, was at
his old home in this place the past week.
Mr.. Keplinger is a graduate of the
Register Office, but for the past several
years has been with the West Virginia
Printing Company at Fairmont. He
has resigned his place there and on Sat-
urday will go to Morgantown and en-
list in the Army. He will go to Morgan
town to a school of instruction for men
who will be assigned to special work in
the service.
Roy Bell, son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. V.
Bell, OF Shepherdstown, is now sup
posed to be on his way TO France. He
was at the officers training camp at
Camp Sherman, Ohio, and his command
was moved to Camp Merritt, New York,
preparatory to going overseas. Mr..
and Mrs. Bell went up to New York TO
see him, and found him looking very
we'll indeed. They are now anxiously
waiting for message announcing his
arrival on the other side.
Charles N. Jones, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas F Jones, of Billmyer's
Mill, west of Shepherdstown, left for
Baltimore on Monday, with the inten-
ton of enlisting in the United States
Navy. He is one of the well-known
young farmers of the neighborhood, and
rather than wait for the next call of the
draft, he concluded TO enlist in that
branch of the service which he thought
he would like best.
Charles Woman, one of the youngest
of our Shepherdstown boys to enlist
in the Army, has been home this week
on furlough. He is located at Camp
Stuart, Newport News, Va, and though
he has been hoping for several months
past to be sent overseas he has not yet
gotten the necessary orders, much to his
regret. He is looking well and his
friends here are glad TO see him again.
George Markell Chapline, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas A. Chapline, of Fred
erick, Md, who have friends in Shep-
herdstown, last week enlisted in the
motor truck division of the quarter
masters department OF the regular ar
my. He went to Columbus Barracks
for assignment TO duty. He is only
Is years old, but could not be persuaded
to stay at home.
In a pleasant letter from Rev. H. l..
Stephens, presiding elder of the Lewis
burg district, M. E. Church South,
formerly of Shepherdstown, he informs
us that his son Wilbur is now in France,
and is a lieutenant in the 320th In
fantry. We are sure that WILDER will
make good soldier.
Allen T. Phillips and Albert Frank
lin Buzzard, members Of the Jefferson
county contingent that went to Column
bus Barracks. Ohio, last week, were
pronounced unfit for military service.
They failed TO pass the physical exam
NATION when put to test there.
Frank ]. Beckwith, James NJ. Lynch
and Cecil Ely, of Charles Town, who
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