The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-03-26
HUNDREDSBID
FAREWELL TO
SERVICE men
More than 80 Valley County
Selectees Are Honored at
Local Program.
Roberts Addresses Speech to
"Those Who Must Sustain
You at Home"

A crowd of 1000 Valley county
people gathered in the civic center
! Wednesday night to honor and bid
farewell to more than 80 men COM
posing the county's March selective
service quota. Mayor E. j. KjelStrup
presided at the program sponsored
by civic groups and the city. The
men left for induction this morning.
G.. H. Roberts, Glasgow attorney,
addressed a brief appeal Ito those
who must sustain you at home" We
must be infused with the resolve
to win, he declared. I'VE must equal
what Macarthur is doing at the
front"
FORTUNES are being made, high
wages are being paid and there is
delay in the halls of congress, he
declared. The sentiment of the av-
erage American citizen mus be
aroused so that its feeling may be
transmitted to our representatives.
Closing, he babe farewell to the Sc
~lectees, until you return with vic
tory achieved"
Roll Call Read
The Rev. FIR. A. E. Foley gave the
invocation. Roll call Of SelecteeS was
read by H. K. Near, member of the
selective service board, and Strong
Paulson of Nashua was appointed
group leader. John David, chairman;
T. H. Markle, member, and Mrs.
Leila Nybakken, clerk, were on the
stage.
The Glasgow Kiltie band, directed
by C. L. Carlson, played THE Star
Spangled Banner" and America
Two solos were sung by Leonard
Brunette, accompanied by Mrs. Cor
don Vallandigham, while The WeSo-
erners," junior high school boys
group, sang popular songs under Mr..
Brunette's direction. A dance fol-
lowed the program.
Selectees who left here this morn
ing for service, subject to final ply
steal examination, were:
Richland - Herbert John Fuchs,
Clarence Robert Reimche, Paul
James Brathovde and Gordon Mel
vim Clausen.
Nashua-Joseph Edward Wegner,
Edward Joseph Gossler, DeLorne
George Barnes, Strong PaulSon and
Wilhelm Aoolph Peterson.
GlasgOw-Vilas Forrest Macauley,
Arthur Kerr Noble. William Nichol,
Wesley Lyman Johnson, Jasper c.
DeDobbeleer, John Marriott Kline,
Anthony Jerome Hoffman, Arthur
M. Parke, John l.. Stellflug, James
Walter Delay, Clayton F. Wood,
Virgil Howard Anderson, Donald D.
Moore, Joseph Clarence Nygaard,
Raymond L. Collins, William T. Fas-
sett, Orlando o. Landsverk, Wilmar
John Jones, Seymour Alexander
Storkson, Conrad Herman Scheidt,
Joseph Novaks, SADIE Theodore Allie,
Elmer Frank Stephens, Arnold James
Stene and William Joseph Alberts.
Oswego-William Dean Guerin.
Glentana - Robert Frank Stein,
James thinner, Paul Lawrence Zim-
mer, Lloyd Alvin Renner, John Paul
Niehoff and Howard Edward Ton
kin.
Hinsdale - Arthur Henry Weasa,
Raymond Lewis, William Treichel,
John Arnold Johnsrud, Floyd NJ.
Halverson, Herbert A. Christianson,
Harry Arnold Evenson, Richard w.
Montgomery, Christopher Martin
and Cecil M. Montgomery.
New Deal-Lawrence Meckler, Leo
Adam Meckler and Reinhold Meek
Ter.
FraZer-Albert Schartner, Richard
Harold Peterson and Roy Deegold
Miller.
Thoeny-Raymond Brown.
Vandalia-Calvin Harold Stantorf
and Allen Eugene Hill.
TampicO-Victor Norman Conrad
Moen, Lee Thelmer Ellefson, Alfred
Arthur Jordan, Elmo Isaac Antonen
and Floyd Ingwald Olaf Moen.
Fort Peck Edwin Henry Koski
and William Jonathan Black.
Wheeler-Arnold Boyd Turner.
Larslan-Paul r.. Peterson.
Selectees transferred to other
boards and indicted are Theodore
Felix DuPaul of Glasgow, Olof
Theodor Anderson of Opheim and
Robert Andrew Engstrom, Alvin
Jesse Vanderhoof, Edward Lathair
Cooper and Norman Edward Sterry
of Fort Peck.
Men who enlisted before induction
are Clayton A. WeSen of Glasgow
and Leonard Marvin Alexander Wat
terud of Opheim. Transferred from
Conrad going with the county group
was Oscar Emil William Falk.