The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-10-08
WILL GO
FOR SERVICE
this MONTH
Includes 6 Volunteers and 81
Called for Selective
Service Exams.
Valley October Contingent to
Leave Next Wednesday
for Induction Center.

Eighty-one men will leave Glas-
gov next Wednesday morning for
Butte to receive their final physical
examination for induction into the
United States army. This includes
six who were transferred to this
county for induction. The number is
81 more than left for the September
call.
In addition to the men who will
go from Glasgow, the county re-
ceived credit on the October call for
six men who have enlisted. Six
men were transferred from Valley
county to other points for induc-
ton. The total number CT men listed
on the October call for Valley coun-
ty was 81.
Valley county men who have en-
listed and for whom credit will be
given on the October call are Ben
ME R. Sather Jr., Walter During,
Benjamin Harold Paddock, Curtis
Ivan Beede and Robert Eldon Crow
der of Glasgow, and Henry Slower
of Frazer.
Some Transferred
Valley county men included in the
October call who have been trans
ferred to other places for induction
are Lee Sidonis Dostert of Nashua,
Ernest Kermit Talent OF Fort Peck,
Alex Court of HinSdale, William
Thomas Blandford of Glasgow, Har-
ley A. Celander of Vandalia and Ar
thur Waltmar Overland of Wheeler.
Others listed on the October call
are as follows:
Glasgow-Saul Roy Miller, Verne
c. Mark, Ralph Henry Healy, Palmer
Oden -Tiller, James Walter Delay,
MillarC. Harlo McCauley, Herman
Potts, Byron Ross Wager, George
Randall Funnel, Raymond L. Col
Inns, MILFORD B. Toftness, Albert Ed
ward Homme, Benjamin Harold
Paddock, James Howard Yates, Ell
mer Frank Stephens, Edward Ignatz
Fruzen, Carl Renk, Oliver Daniel
Butcher, Robert Lee Taylor, William
%Fryberger, Edward Ohlinger,
Ellsworth Munro Sampson, Hjalmer
T. Thorson, Baker White Belcher,
Boyd K. Mag, Paul Conrad Arnold,
William Frank BoyleS, Julius Ing
valid Stompre, Edward G.. Harring-
ION, Lewis Milford Hill, Maurice
Weiss, Carl Oliver Akre and David
Charles Michel.
Fort Peck Milford Dell Cowan,
Patrick Vincent Shevlin, George
William Murphy, Don S. Lowry,
Donald Bond, Otto Dellman Janu- |
Try and William Norbert Gehlen. /
Hinsdale Lyle Carter Johnsrud, i
Virgil Lee Barnett, William Carl c
Treichel, Theodore Eugene Kamrud,
Charles j.. HalverSon and Elmer Ed
nund Zeiger. \
Nashua - Edward Weinmeister, q
PAUL Leon Helton, Clifford Lee Noll, a
Wilhelm Adolph Peterson, Strong
'aulson, Herman Jacob Weinmeis- Il
er and Leroy Edward Dunster. v
Frazer-John D. Huebert, Richard A
henry Bluetalk, Dan Russell Holt n
erg and James Robert Twitchell. L
Tampico-Edward Lester BoreSon, [
ohm Leonard Lancaster, John Syn h
orSt, Floyd invalid Olaf Moen and e
Wired Herman Tranberg. h
Richland - Clifford Nordell Hal
erSon, John Chester MortenSen and fl
Eastman Phillips. il
Wheeler - Clarence Tilden Forest II
Jim Gilbert Kountz. n
Larslan-Sylvan Milford Holland o.
nd Clarence r. Buechler.
Baylor-John Palmer Oien.
Genevieve - Walter Norman VAL
ltine. IL
Glentana-Robert Henry Berge. f.
Vandalia - Clayton Edward Will 81
IN. ~,
A number of men registered with "
her boards have been transferred -.
Glasgow for induction. Some of e
lese r Valley county men, who ~,
appened to be in school or en- ~
Dyed elsewhere at the time of reg III
tration. The list includes Charles -
Carlson, Chicago; Elvin !.
hastain, Hardin; David Aitkin, Dill ~
n; Dave Arthur Cuniff, Tacoma, g.
ASH; Harold Martin Brown, KEEL a. ~
/, Wash, and Harold o. Hopstad, ttn -
City. 81