The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-08-02
INDIANA TROOPS
TO Be TRAINED
AT CAMP KNOX
instruction National Guard
Unit Is to Begin
Monday,
B1 Times Special


rival of the Thirty eighth division
of the national guard in camp Sun
day will bring 5,S46 guardsmen from
Indiana, Kentucky and West Vir-
GINA here for their annual two
weeks summer training. The divi-
sion is one of the few national
guard units of such size to train
each year as unit.
Troop trains bearing the mem
bers of the national guard, horses,
guns and equipment, will begin to
arrive in the dark hours Sunday
morning and continue to do so I'M
til early Monday morning. Reveille
will sound at 5:45 a. m. Monday,
when formal training begins.
indianapolis Man Commands
The Thirty eighth division. which
is commanded by Major General
Robert H. Tyndall, Indianapolis,
will complete its training schedule
with an all-night divisional man
uever in the field, with all troops
taking part. Colonel Everett Nc
Coy, indianapolis, is chief of staff
of the division.
The halfway mark in the OFF,
GERS Reserve Corps camp training
schedule will be reached Sunday,
when the 500 reservists will prepare
to place in practice the class inStruc-
ton of the past week.
Firing will be begun by the coast
artillery and field artillery units,
while the cavalry, quartermaster,
ordinance and other groups will con-
tiriue the intensive schedule of this
week. Colonel A. j. Dougherty, IN
dianapolis, chief of staff of the
Eighty fourth division of the or
ganized reserves, is in command.
The camp will close Aug. 9.
HoOSier Reservists Attend
Reserve officers attending the two
week camp live in Indiana, Ohio,
Kentucky, West Virginia, Illinois,
Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas, North
Dakota, South Dakota, Arkansas,
Minnesota and Nebraska.
Following is a list of reserve Off
GERS from Indiana:
COAST ARTILLERY
First Lieutenant Joseph S. Bell. Lebanon;
Captain Harry E. Bolt. South Bend;
Lieutenant Colonel Robert F. Daggett. In
dianapols: First Lieutenant Richard E.
Dean. South Bend: Colonel Bowman
Elder and Captain Richard H. Habbe. In
dianapolls; First Lieutenant oswald j.
Lacorte. FIT. Wayne; Second Lieutenant
Herbert L. Lowe. New ALBANY; Captain
Thomas S. Mcconnell. Fowler; Second
Lieutenants Eugene o. Marquette, Indian
apolis, and Noah Miller. Button; Captain
Paul o. Mitchell. indianapolis: Second
Lieutenants Harry N. Robin. Gary, and
Wendell P. Rynerson. Indianapolis; Cap
tain Earl B. Sutherlin. Russellvile; First
Lieutenants Reno r. Walker. Gary, and
William j. Winter, Goshen.
CAVALRY
Second Lieutenant jackson Dougherty,
Indianapolis: Captain Edward G. Dundon.
New Albany; First Lieutenants Louis w.
Fletcher. Indianapolis. and Morris E. Nc
Carly. Lafayette; Captain Louis S. N. Phil
lip. New Albany; Second Lieutenant Mil
ton F. Putnam. South Bend; Colonel Robert
Rossow. Culver Second Lieutenant William
]. Sherman. Crown Point; Captains Ralph
K. Spence. Indianapolis: Moses N. Thisted,
Lafayette. and Russell F. Thompson. Union
City.
FIELD ARTILLERY
Captain Harold ]. Anderson. Hobert;
Second Lieutenants Floyd L. Anthony, La
fayette. and Charles r. Atkinson, Ft.
Wayne: First Lieutenant Eric A. Baade.
Fit. Wayne; Second Lieutenants Charles A.
Bales, Gary; Wilmer j. Bardonnor, TT.
Wayne: Forrest c. Behlmer. Batesville. and
George c. Brit. Muncie; First Lieutenant
Robert o. Bunyon, Kendallville; Second
Lieutenant Archie F. Burnett. Gosport;
Captain Harry Burton; Madison: Second
Lieutenants Leonard B. Carroll, Gas City.
and Louis H. Carter. Paramount; Captain
Albert B. Chapman. Plymouth: Second Lieu
tenant Guy D. Coon. Fl. Wayne; Captain
Dudley P. Craig. Lafayette: Second Lieu
tenants Howard Decker. Princeton: Carl
N. DeVaney. Arcadia: Lloyd j. Dockal Fl
Wayne, and Edward H. Dye, Springfield
First Lieutenants Allen M. Emerson
Pleasant Lake. and John D. Emerson
Ligonier: Second Lieutenant Harrison r.
Entrekin. Indianapolis; Mayor Don L. Es-
sex. Columbus: First Lieutenant Theo o.
Ferkinhoff, Hammond; Second Lieutenant
Frank E. Fisher. Indianapolis; Second
Lieutenant Harold B. Fisher. Chalmers;
First Liettenants Earl r. Fribley, Auburn,
and Chauncey w. Goodman, Mentone;
Captain Harold B. Gray. Nappanee; Sec
ond Lieutenants Joseph K. Hawk. TT
Wayne. and Ray D. Jones. TT. Wayne;
First Lieutenants Roy H Kieser. TT
Wayne. and LuSter r. Kleinknight, Toe
sin: Second Lieutenants Frederick s.
Krug. Lafayette; Marion M. Latimer, Bur-
ket. and Wilford B. Leap, Evansville; Cap.
tain Floyd E. Lindley. Marion Second
Lieutenants Myrtle o. Marsh. TT. Wayne;
First Lieutenants Dale D. Merchant. Val
paraiso; Charles w. Messersmith, Lafay-
cite. and Edward A. Motz, Lafayette;
Second Lieutenant Paul E. Moore. Bunker
Hill; First Lieutenant Wayne J. Morrill,
Fit. Wayne; Second Lieutenants James B.
Nuner. Mishawaka; Herman G. Pope
wheeler; Donald B. Roberts, TT. Wayne.
Harold L. Ryker. Madison. and Robert H
Simmert. Jasonville; First Lieutenants Ira
L. Thurston. Hartsville. and Theo ]. Van
Gestel. Indianapolis: Second Iieutenants
Robert M. Wagner. Anderson; Edward G.
Wetzel. Lafayette, and Eugene P. Wilson,
Lafayette: Captain Elwyn T. Winks.
Winona Lake: Second Lieutenant Denneth
w. Wysong. Kimmell; First Lieutenant Les
ter o. Yarian. TT. Wayne.
Second Lieutenant Byon NJ. Golden.
7anitarv section. indianapolis: Captain
'@"fr P Goldman. dental corps. Rockport.
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Raleigh NJ. Ward. veterinary Mooresville.
ORDNANCE
Second Lieutenant Norman n. Coulo1.
Indianapolis: First Lieutenants Lorin D.
Mcclearv and Elmore H. smedlev. Indian
aDolis: Captain Frederick A. wiecking.
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