The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1946-02-07
Noble County Has
636 Men and Women
Still In Service
Seventh Member of
Fowler Family Takes
Induction Examination

11aIlCSB N1C1h VI NAAS
Noble county selective service board
stated today that this county has
636 men and women still in the
services. For the month of January
113 received their discharges Or GER
tificates of separation.
A breakdown of the group still in
uniform reveals that 146 are non-
registrants, indicating that they
were natives of this county but in
Quoted by another board, 81 enlisted
in the service and 453 were in
ductees.
Two pre-induction examinations
were given in January to 16 young
men eligible for the army. In Decem-
Der, draftees were given a holiday,
necessitating two examinations the
past month.
Included in the group was Dale
Robert Fowler, seventh son of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Fowler, Spruce
street, who will see service in one
of the armed forces. Fowler passed
his examination and is now eligible
for induction. Five of the Fowler
brothers have been released from
the army. David Fowler is with the
occupation forces in Germany.
Others who took their eXamina-
tion on January 80 were: Elmer
Louis Blackstone, Rolen Rene Rad
cliff, Ralph Leo Rohrig, Andrew
Alexander Miller, Charles Corwin
Gump, Warren Ellis Davis, and
Leonard Burdette Robins.
Comprising the group on January
25 were: Harold Lee VanDyne, Earl
Joseph Crum, Dickie Woodrow Po-
land, William Robert Carpenter,
James Radcliffe Rayner, Richard
Earl Ritterbeck, Harry Dwain An
derson, and Richard Albert Hupp.
Those who filed their discharge
papers with the local draft board
during January included: Vernon l..
Leasure, William K. Bates, Don w.
Bowen, John w. Wargo, George R.
Beattey, John L. Murphy, Bernard
C. Roehrig, John E. Bonar, William
HI. Sidel, Charles H. Feldner, Warren
w. McCauley, William C. Deal, John
M. Matheny, Paul L. Poulton, Paul
M. Baker, Charles A. Doan, Thur
man J. Smith, Anthony M. Mesar-
chik, James M. Johnson, Reed K.
Mellon.
Manford M. Young, Richard N.
Hill, James R. Whealdon, William M.
Cline, Emerson l.. Pitt, James R.
Stevens, William s. Gordon, George
X. Stoffel, Russell w. Brugger, Carl
Snider, Clarence G. Ritterbeck, No
Ian w. Marquis, Galen E. Ellison,
William H. Leonard, Dale M. Morri-
son, Pete Bozigar, Roy A. Becker,
Donald H. Webster, Harold F. Trip
lett, Eldon A. Love.
John H. Christopher, Ernest F.
Noll, Forest K. Leach, Robert E.
Carpenter, Kenneth P. Harper, Ern-
est o. Shackle, Willard o. Starr,
Harold R. Flood, Stanley E. Nichols,
Boyd H. Vance, James A. Shaw,
Harley Teters, jr., Charles H. Willis,
Joseph Yakupcak, jr., Earl N. Smith,
Millard C. Mincks, Harry E. Mallett,
Kenneth w. Timmons, William Z.
Bonar, Ira H. Fowler.
John S. Tucker, Charles E. Wes-
ton, Bruce L. Washington, Ralph W.
Murrey, Raymond G. Kress, Frank
J. Kochalko, Earl E. Mallett, Ora r.
Thomas, William M. Johnston, Ger
aid E. Carrel, Michael J. Malissa,
James Moore, Harry C.. Blake, Paul
E. Crum, Roy H. Mason, John D.
Wheeler, James A. Lallathin, John
R. McWilliams, Harry Simon, Gil
man w. Bates, Harley c. Archer.
Edwin A. Koons, Willard V. Cor
don, Lawrence G. Miller Carroll c.
Craig, Earl w. Wehr, Andy A. Mis-
Ian, John R. Vorhies, Clemence j.
Sailing, Herman J. Holman, Clement
Davis, Clyde E. Wiley, Leland P.
Deal, John X. Brill, Edgel D. Brown,
George B. Walkenshaw, George L.
Kappel, Wesley E. Carpenter, Wal
Ter A. Baker, Ronald Cochran.
Donald E. McElfresh, Paul F.
Archey. Walton C. Starr, Robert c.
Paxton, Nick buffalo, William ].
Clark, Joe S. Malenda, Denver F.
Moore, Paul G. Warner, Andrew F.
Shafer, Robert M. Young, Joseph V.
Tor,ascik and Joe T. Ullman.