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Robert Allen, Lucien Brassert, Ed. Carles, Henry Monroe Conlee, Anton Danis, Preston C. Douglas, Frank H. Groth, Leslie B. Hohimer, John Lee Jones, Louis Jynella, Anton Kon- dracrea, George Kondrackas, John Martin, Elmer Mayes, Omer M. Mitchell, Thos. Henry Peddie, Colin M. Robertson, Eddie Smith, Everett Epler Smith, Paul Student, James Trotter, and John Webster were rejected at Camp.
Thirty men reported 10 a. m., May 30, 1918, and entrained May 30, 1918, for FORT THOMAS, KY.
George J. Kloppenburg, Springfield, Leader. GROUP PICTURE ON PAGE 730.
Philip Aiello, Sherman; Henry Harry Alhright, Woodside; Henry Archer, Riverton ; Earl W. Antle, Berlin; Thomas Banks, Woodside; Lee Bozarth, Williamsville; Leo Francis Brooks, Williamsville ; Chas. Burger, Berlin; Hugh James Burnett, Williamsville; Otis Abner Bostic, Lowder; Battista Cattelino, Sherman; Harry E. Center, Woodside; Wilbur Henry Dashney, Waverly ; Julius Delvalley, Springfield; Clyde Denison, Williamsville ; Alexandro Dolfusco, Springfield; John Hall, Springfield ; William J. Haugh, New Berlin; Everett Wiley Jennings, Lowder; George J. Kloppenburg. Springfield Twp .; Howard S. Little, Auburn;
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Joseph Lewis McCracken, Lowder ; Benj. H. Merrill, Auburn; John Miazio, Springfield Twp .; Omer M. Mitchell, Waverly; Stanley Patrilla, Auburn; Joseph Pompei, Riverton; Mike Sil- vestrucci, Riverton; Geo. Wallace Taylor, Riverton; Romano Torrett, Springfield Twp. Philip Aiello and Alexandro Dolfusco rejected at Camp.
Twenty-two men reported 9 a. m., June 14, 1918, and entrained June 15, 1918, for RAIIE ARMY AUTO SCHOOL, KANSAS CITY, MO.
Elmer Freeman, Thayer, Leader. GROUP PICTURE ON PAGE 798.
Henry Awalt, Pleasant Plains; Fred W. Baker, Clear Lake; Frank Barra, Thayer; Wm. O. Bumgardner, Pleasant Plains; Jean Harold Canterbury, Cantrall; Walter F. Christen, Pleasant Plains; Elmer Freeman, Thayer ; John D. Graham, Illiopolis; Loren Harvey Grider, Pleasant Plains; Edgar L. King, Clear Lake; W. J. Bryan Maxwell, Illiopolis; Bernard P. Mullady, Lanesville; Robert Russell North, Mechanicsburg; Lawrence M. Nowlyn, Farming- dale ; Arthur Lee Peddie, Dawson; Earl R. Reichert, Pleasant Plains; Wm. Arthur Sallade, Chatham ; Benj. Harrison Seybert, Riverton; Wm. H. Shutt, Thayer; Ross Walter Thompson, Mechanicsburg; Harry L. Townsend, Mechanicsburg; Wm. W. Yates, Pleasant Plains.
One hundred sixty-nine men reported 2 p. m., June 25, 1918, and entrained June 26, 1918, for CAMP TAYLOR, LOUISVILLE, KY.
Edward S. Scott, Illiopolis, Leader. GROUP PICTURE ON PAGE 680.
Edwin Aarup, Springfield; Ben Adams, Illiopolis; Peter Fifter Alexander, Loaini; Wil- liam C. Albright, New Berlin; John Leck Alvey, Pawnee; Thomas P. Anderson, Divernon; Fred E. Amrhein, Jr., Berlin ; Francis M. Antle, Berlin; Walter L. Arvin, Springfield; James W. Bacon, Sherman; Balcom C. Baldridge, Illiopolis; Arthur G. Bale, Glenarm; James Bearden, Auburn; Roy Daniel Beechley, Chatham; Wm. Geo. Benner, Farmingdale; Louis Botts, Divernon; Wm. Otto Braener, Curran ; Oscar Cass Brown, Cantrall ; Lee Omer Bumgard- ner, Buffalo Hart; Paul Bordigno, Springfield Twp .; Otto Burrow, New Berlin; William J. Burrus, Buffalo Hart; Ernest A. Burtle, Glenarm; Roy C. Byers, Rochester; John Michael Call, Buffalo; Ira Irwin Cary, Cantrall; Robert Lee Carlile, Pleasant Plains; Henry George Carter, Auburn; Cyrus Cary, Chatham; John Codron, Jr., Pawnee; Desire Coet, Auburn; Paul Revere Cogdal, Pleasant Plains; Pietro Colameco, Riverton; Holyace Emery Coons, Rochester ; Jason Thomas Coontz, Woodside; Ray Coontz, Woodside; Edgar Henry Cooper, Lanesville ; John F. Cravens, Buffalo Hart; Thomas C. Crawford, Woodside; James Russell Cummins, Gardner; John Morgan Cundiff, Curran; John Dautel, Auburn; John W. Duewer, Loami ; Herman A. Duewer, Waverly; Walter Dumoulin, Auburn; Burnett Dossett, Spring- field Twp .; John B. Duke, Chatham; George W. Dunlap, New Berlin; Charles Easley, Di- vernon ; Russell A. Edwards, Buffalo; Walter Alfred Ellis, Thayer; Charles H. England, Cantrall ; Oscar B. Evans, Loami; Charles H. Fahs, Chatham; Ed. L. Fahrenbacker, Clear Lake; Bazol Duke Finley, Williamsville ; Ralph M. Foster, Loami; Fred David Fried, Illiopolis; Chandler R. Fawcett, Pawnee; Jesse R. Garren, Lanesville; Fred E. Garrison, Sherman; Geo. Wm. Gerhardt, Pleasant Plains; Frank Gregurich, Woodside; Aston Boyd Handy, Pleasant Plains; Paul Frederick Handley, Springfield Twp .; Ray Ernest Hedrick, Williamsville; Lee G. Hergenrother, Pleasant Plains; Riley C. Horton, Loami; Frank Carl Hinricks, Rochester ; Cecil Ralph Hill, Springfield Twp .; John M. Hohmann, New Berlin; Wm. P. Holsheiser, Can- trall ; George Howarth, Thayer; William Howarth, 'Thayer; Virgil Taylor Huffman, Pleasant Plains; Louis Ippolito, Riverton; Herbert Isringhausen, Bradfordton; Albert Ernest Jacobs, Pawnee; Jesse E. Jason, Sherman; Alfred J. Jayne, Thayer; Robert N. Johnstone, Glenarm ; Donald Malcomb Kendall, Farmingdale; Malachy R. Kennedy, Breckenridge ; Ernest Killen, Gardner ; Lawrence M. Knudson, Berlin; Edward Lanier, Springfield Twp .; Wm. J. Leaverton, Curran; Harry E. Lenhart, Springfield Twp .; Moss Leonard, New Berlin; John Milton Loch- ridge, Auburn; Clem Q. Long, Auburn; Walter C. Long, New Berlin; Homer Lowe, Auburn ; Arthur L. Lyon, Sherman; Wm. C. Malone, Riverton; Leo Francis Maloney, Woodside; John Henry Marion, Pleasant Plains; Ervis Amos Marvin, Lanesville; John Matheny, Pawnee; Thomas F. Matthews, Glenarm; Dempsey Mayes, New Berlin; Russell R. Metcalf, Mechanics- burg; Carl F. Meyer, Loami; John Mclaughlin, Auburn; Howard Sylvester McCoy, Rochester ; Glen M. Miller, Springfield Twp .; Frank M. Minch, New Berlin; Merril R. Mitchell, Waverly ; Ferd J. Mitchell, Waverly; Antony Joseph Motzeck, Riverton; Tony Joe Mrasak, Riverton; Earl W. Muckelston, Loami; Frank Nave, Rochester; Otis Neff, Curran; William Norris, Woodside; Wm. Ostermeier, Woodside; Mike Paplanski, Springfield Twp .; James Russell Parkes, Farmingdale; Paul B. Perry, Loami; James H. Peters, Divernon; Theodore Petrilli, Springfield Twp .; James Dalton Pickett, Rochester; William Pitman, Breckenridge; Harry Emmerson Pricer, Illiopolis; Chester Ralph Purdom, Auburn; William Rees, Springfield Twp .; Chester A. Reese, Pawnee; Wm. Fred John Rieck, Pleasant Plains; Thomas B. Robertson, Berlin; Andrew Rogers, Springfield Twp .; Giovanni Roscette, Riverton; Harry William Ross, Dawson; Loren Elvin Ross, Riverton; Eli Rowe, Auburn; Paris Rusciclelli, Riverton; Grover R. Saulsbery, Illiopolis; John Samnelis, Pawnee; Walter Augustus Sanders, Farmingdale ; Edward S. Scott, Illiopolis; Irvine J. Simpkins, St. Joseph, Mo .; Adam Senger, Sherman ; David W. Sheppard, New Berlin; Fred Siebuhr, Divernon; Earl John Smith, Illiopolis; John
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Stanlis, Springfield Twp .; Frank John Stengel, Cornland; John J. Strankas, Riverton; Jacob Earl Strode, Cantrall; Alfred E. Schultz, Mechanicsburg; Peter Taggart, Buffalo; Ernest C. Thornton, Springfield; Leslie Tinsley, Riverton; Paul Francis Tolan, Farmingdale; Homer Toyle, Pleasant Plains; Gilbert Alvin Turley, Divernon; Robert Howard Turley, Buffalo; George Edward Turner, Bradfordton; Ernest W. Veatch, Mechanicsburg; Elmer Waddle, Custer ; Robert Wm. Waggoner, Pleasant Plains; Fred John Walter, Pleasant Plains; William Wakenshaw, Thayer; Everett Clinton Watts, Lowder; Maurice P. Werner, Clear Lake; Jacob John Wieborg, Curran; Gerhard Williams, Cantrall; Byron Winn, Auburn; Travis Daily Woodyard, Pawnee; Elmer Otto Wortman, Springfield Twp .; Charles Edwin Yocum, Dawson ; Albert Edgar Young, Curran.
James W. Bacon, Frank Gregurich, Wm. P. Holsheiser, Otis Neff, James H. Peters, Grover R. Saulsbery, Paul Francis Tolan, and Albert Edgar Young rejected at Camp.
Four men reported 10 a. m., July 2, 1918, and entrained July 2, 1918, for RAHE ARMY AUTO SCHOOL, KANSAS CITY, MO.
George A. Gunnett, Curran, Leader ; John H. Eisele, New Berlin; Werner J. Berg- schneider, New Berlin; Don Rinker Metcalf, Dawson.
Seven men reported 9 a. m., July 9, 1918, and entrained July 9, 1918, for RAHE ARMY AUTO SCHOOL, KANSAS CITY, MO.
Scott Homer Raynolds, Buffalo, Leader.
LaRue H. Darnell, Mechanicsburg; Eugene F. Duggan, Buffalo; John W. Kinahan, Lanes- ville; George Wm. Ratz, Rochester ; Scott Homer Raynolds, Buffalo; Ferdie F. Uhll, Lanesville.
Five men reported 2 p. m., July 31, 1918, and entrained August 1, 1918, for SYRACUSE RECRUIT CAMP, SYRACUSE, N. Y.
Raymond McCorkle, Illiopolis, Leader.
Rollin Elmore Crane, Dawson; Raymond McCorkle, Illiopolis; Fred Minder, Pawnee; William Olive, Riverton; Mckinley Smyre, Woodside. Rollin Elmore Crane rejected at Camp.
Fifty-nine men reported 2 p. m., July 31, 1918, and entrained August 1, 1918, for CAMP TAYLOR, LOUISVILLE, KY.
Otto T. Rentschler, Dawson, Leader.
Edward Franklin Adams, Illiopolis; Edwin Roy Archer, Curran; Henry L. Aber, Mechan- icsburg; Fred Ludwig Beck, Rochester; Cook Bell, Rochester; Mose Blakeman, Pleasant Plains; Albert C. Brandt, Farmingdale; Leslie Brockman, Gardner; Fred Bruner, Curran; James A. Bullock, New Berlin; Joseph Burcar, Cantrall; Lee E. Burg, New Berlin; Marion Nicholas Carriger, Ashland; Ezra Cary, Divernon; Joseph Dennis .Chasteen, New Berlin; Antone Cichocki, Divernon; John Hobert Dawson, Dawson; Robert Wallace Canham, Woodside ; James A. Delong, Woodside; Fred Harry Disque, Gardner; Harvey Eiler, New Berlin ; Herbert F. Elliott, Loami ; Merrill W. Elliott, Loami; Wm. D. Erickson, New Berlin; Simon A. Flood, Chatham; John B. Freitag, New Berlin; Lester R. Funderburk, Glenarm; John Fedor, Thayer; James E. Goben, Mechanicsburg; Henry W. Hancock, Mechanicsburg; George Wm. Hessinger, Rochester; John Hess, Salisbury; Wm. Charles Hoff, Buffalo Hart; Thomas Barnes Holland, Pleasant Plains; Wm. Alvey Huston, Illiopolis; Hewton Preston Irwin, Salisbury ; Otto F. Lamkey, Dawson; Arthur Lee Larson, Glenarm; Frank T. Leahy, New Berlin; Joe John Leahy, Pleasant Plains; Joseph Harden Miller, Rochester; John G. Minch, New Berlin; George F. Morgan, Berlin; James Clifton Moore, Springfield Twp .; Thomas S. Mulcahy, Lanesville; Richard Francis Mulcahy, Cantrall; Otto T. Rentschler, Dawson; Robert E. Rearden, Springfield Twp .; Fred T. Schlitt, Springfield Twp .; Frank L. Shipman, Rochester; Irvine Stephenson, Pawnee; Robert Emmerson Strawn, Pleasant Plains; Sherman Stroud, Athens ; Jason Taft, Rochester; John Vespa, Woodside; John C. Walker, Breckenridge; Lora Webb, Woodside; John Wolf, New Berlin; Chester Earl Woltz, Dawson. Leslie Brockman, Sherman Stroud, and Lora Webb rejected at Camp.
Four colored men entrained August 1, 1918, for CAMP GRANT, ROCKFORD, ILL. GROUP PICTURE ON PAGE 1114.
Thomas A. Ocrey, Springfield Twp .; Harry Pope, Buffalo; Charles J. Sellers, Springfield Twp .; Wm. Arthur Watts, Buffalo. Wm. Arthur Watts rejected at Camp.
Fifteen men reported 9 a. m., September 2, 1918, and entrained September 3, 1918, for CAMP GRANT, ROCKFORD, ILL.
Willis Wm. Fossett, Illiopolis, Leader. GROUP PICTURE ON PAGE 792.
John Amrhein, New Berlin; Secondo Jos. Bertolino, Thayer; Charles Brassart, Auburn; Leslie Butler, Auburn; Willis Wm. Fossett, Illiopolis; Henry Fitzpatrick, Thayer ; Albert Wilson Hodge, Lanesville; Eugene Thomas Markey, Cantrall; Hugh Curmon McAuley, Woodside;
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Grover R. Saulsbery, Illiopolis; Stanley Sivicki, Divernon; Everett Epler Smith, Illiopolis; Paul Student, Pawnee; James Trotter, Riverton; John Webster, Springfield Twp. Eugene Thomas Markey and Grover R. Saulsbery rejected at Camp.
Seventeen men cntrained September 4, 1918, for CAMP CUSTER, BATTLE CREEK, MICH.
Luther T. Funderburke, Glenarm, Leader. INCLUDED IN GROUP PICTURE ON PAGE 630.
Wm. Frederick Ahlrich, Gardner; Frank Jason Beck, Riverton; Wm. W. Bloom, Woodside ; Alfred Henry Braner, Curran; John Henry Davis, Curran; John F. Elliott, Jr., Berlin; Luther T. Funderburke, Glenarm; Jay Harbour, Curran; John Wm. Hart, Custer; Wm. J. Hermes, New Berlin; Jacob Frederick Kern, Bradfordton; John Ed. Kern, Farmingdale; Earling E. King, Divernon; Arthur Taylor Kirby, Cornland; Henry J. Knepler, New Berlin; Harold Epler Knudson, Farmingdale; Grover J. Leigh, Curran.
Twenty-nine men reported 2 p. m., September 4, 1918, and entrained September 5, 1918, for CAMP FORREST, LYTLE, GEORGIA.
Joseph D. Ferguson, Virden, Leader. INCLUDED IN GROUP PICTURE ON PAGE 630.
Howard Lee Anderson, Williamsville; David Harold Brown, Divernon; Frederick Bur- nett, Williamsville; Eugene Esmans, Auburn; Joseph D. Ferguson, Virden; Isaac McClelland Goben, Cantrall; Wm. George Ihlenfeldt, Springfield Twp .; John P. Kinsley, Sherman ; Charles Kristute, Auburn; Jacob Maggs, Auburn; Henry J. W. Mau, Auburn; Warren George Miller, Williamsville ; DeWitt L. Myers, Clear Lake; Walter Sanders, Virden; Joseph Schmidt, River- ton; Harry Lee Strode, Cantrall; Harold E. Sweet, Divernon; Henry B. Werner, Chatham; Mert P. Matthews, Custer ; Sebastian G. Minder, Farmingdale; Clarence E. Mitchell, Maxwell; Clifford Ray Paulen, Curran; Roy A. Pieratt, Mechanicsburg; Leslie Pumphrey, Mechanics- burg; Howard F. Potts, Lowder; Charles Rolando, Springfield Twp .; Edward Lawrence Run- yon, Mechanicsburg; Ernest Frank Strate, Pleasant Plains; Roy Elmer Young, Riverton. Mert P. Mathews and Clarence E. Mitchell rejected at Camp.
Six colored men reported 2 p. m., September 25, 1918, and entrained September 26, 1918, for CAMP GRANT, ROCKFORD, ILL.
Edw. Washington Johnson, Springfield Twp .; Stanley Montgomery English, Buffalo Hart; Isaac Blakeman, Springfield Twp .; Arthur Lavell, Springfield Twp .; Aaron Walker, Rochester; Leroy Anderson, Springfield Twp. Stanley Montgomery English rejected at Camp.
ENLISTMENTS IN THE STUDENTS' ARMY TRAINING CAMPS AND THE CAMPS THEY ATTENDED
Dates of entrance being made after September 1, 1918:
EUREKA COLLEGE, EUREKA, ILL .- Fred Leslie Fishburn, Williamsville; John Frank- lin McClure, Williamsville; Roscoe Louis Morgan, Springfield, R. R. No. 7; Paul D. Seeders, Rochester; Curtis Washington Taylor, Riverton; Jerome Robert Van Meter, Williamsville; Harold Otis Watson, Berlin.
IOWA STATE COLLEGE, AMES, IOWA .- Everett Alva Laird, Auburn; Arthur Kohler Merriman, Williamsville; William Bryan Parrish, Auburn; Stephen Joseph Urbanski, Auburn.
ILLINOIS COLLEGE, JACKSONVILLE, ILL .- Neil Ford Garvey, Illiopolis; James Robert Hatfield, Illiopolis.
SHURTLEFF COLLEGE, ALTON, ILL .- Wm. Leroy Shears, Divernon; Harry Edgar Thain, Divernon.
MILLIKIN UNIVERSITY, DECATUR, ILL .- Orville Vern Bullard, Lowder; George Edward Bunker, Jr., Chatham, R. R. No. 1; Leonard Hobson Constant, Dawson; Frank Lester Davenport, Maxwell, R. R. No. 37; Percy Pearl Downey, Riverton; Hubert Warren Elliott, Illiopolis; Richard Edmund Garner, Pawnee; Deane Shively Metcalf, Illiopolis; Ray Terry McTaggart, Pawnee, R. R. No. 51; Julian Amos Taylor, Springfield; Wilmer Christopher Ward, Illiopolis.
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UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS, URBANA, ILL .- Malcolm Cresswell Catlin, Farmingdale, R. R. No. 2; Wm. Dewey Golightly, Pawnee; Robert Harmon Harms, Chatham, R. R. No. 2; John Smith Hurt, Buffalo Hart, R. R. No. 36; James Patrick McLaughlin, Auburn; Cecil Roy Workman, Loami.
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ILLINOIS WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY, BLOOMINGTON, ILL .- Paul Workman Bigler, Auburn R. R .; Edwin Alfred Nollsch, Springfield R. R .; Lewis Lindel Paulen, Curran R. R .; Ralph Edward Wilcoxon, Cantrall R. R.
WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY, ST. LOUIS, MO .- Raymond Priest, Springfield.
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, ANN ARBOR, MICH .- Emery Terry Jones, Divernon.
NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY, EVANSTON, ILL .- Loyal Orlin Hartman, Williams- ville.
UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO, CHICAGO, ILL .- George Dumas Stout, Chatham R. R.
UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME, SOUTH BEND, IND .- Cyril Bernard Rourke, Maxwell.
ENTRAINMENTS OF NORTH CITY BOARD, NO. 2, AS GATHERED FROM NEWSPAPER FILES
Twenty-two men entrained September 20, 1917, for Camp Zachary Taylor, Ky. Orin Dolan Mester, leader; Harry D. Morgan, Lawrence E. Robbins, John W. Corrington, Gurnie Buel Grubb, Walter W. Thomas, Victor Hanson, John William Nelson, Peter Jurgaineius, John Ayres, Frank Krug, Roy Lee Emerson, Frank Tonalia, Peter Kates, Louis C. Fancher, Arthur Tilley, Edward D. Palanza, Wesley Willis, Vincenzo Gramone, William J. Dacey, Edward J. Carroll, Oakle Jackson.
Eleven men reported October 3, 1917, at 10 p. m., and entrained October 4, 1917, for Camp Zachary Taylor, Ky. Milton C. Buckingham, leader; Joe Kirscunas Walter Kidd, Rollo W. Denney, Louis J. Rahman, Michael J. Kennedy, Ray Madill, Charles W. Owens, Peter B. Walker, Joseph P. McHugh, Arthur L. Walley.
Fifty-six men entrained for Camp Dix, N. J., April 29, 1918. Group photo on page 858. Chase M. Smith, leader; Alexander G. Edwards, Thomas J. Phillips, Walter John Ranzen- berger, George A. Truckenmiller, Fred Hood, Harold K. Davey, O. L. Kline, George Bardi, Rufus Pittman, Carl Joerger, Frank J. Fernandes, William Wilson, Fred Houston, Carl H. Becker, Charles Stephens, Thomas E. Huitt, Ray W. Baldrige, Long Wing, William Altman, James C. Temple, Louis F. Gamondes, Clarence Houston, Charles E. Powell, Earl Schroeder, George Frederick Ritter, Sr., Leo Francis Kelly, Orlando Miller, Frank Demunbrunn, Max F. Richter, John Adelsberger, Nicholas Santini, Joseph King, Karveles Bardyus, Earl M. Johnson, Ernest M. Fromm, John Chambers, Stephen Shvagzdis, Jesse Anderson, Cornelius M. Allison, Louis James Lehmann, William P. Kienzler, John Miller, Guiseppi Mezzappi, Lavenos Gabalis, Samuel Bert, Allan Jones Whitmann, John Lasky, Paul S. Schott, Mathew Lehnen, Carl John Shea, Floyd Springer, Elmer Gilfrey, Harry J. Hoffman, Carlyle G. Bierman, Alexis E. Stoddard, George A. McPeek, Harry M. Gilvertson, Adolph W. Peters, Bernard A. Durkin.
Twenty-five men entrained May 24. 1918, for Jefferson Barracks, St. Louis, Mo. Group photo on page 852. Emil H. Yarke, leader; Alfred F. Reich, Dan Hinsey, August J. L. Berg- mann, Peter Guiotta, Benjamin Bushnell, John Dunn, Clyde Hall, Charles Yoakum, Guy F. Elliott, John Cummins, Stanley Norbut, Joseph Linges, Antonius Kriscutis, Edward S. Dunham, Ralph Saylor, Albert Lohr, Alec Oberman, Christopher A. Desch, Harry Selinger, Abraham Silverstein, Ben Primwalli, John Cambria, Jurgis Lanauskas, Otto F. Eschenfeldt.
Fifty men entrained May 30, 1918, for Fort Thomas, Ky. Group photo on page 828. Harry G. Carruthers, leader; Henry T. Turrentine, Earl LaCost, Pietro George, George Albert Brodie, Edward R. Cummins, Harrison McAvin, Arthur G. Hopkins, William Fisher, Elmer Cohn, Daniel E. Reynolds, T. Trackman, Tobias Bowman, Theodore Kansy, Thomas M. Dunn, Earl M. Crum, Sterling H. Reesor, George M. Damroth, Horton Joseph Chapin, William Lynch, Edward Richard Larrabee, Roy L. Simpson, Isador Barad, William P. Sparks, Seabury Mastic, Fred Mester, Jr., Elmer Williamson, William A. Schutte, Albert F. Widmer, Harvey D. DeFrates, Harry Esterbrook, Paul Bloom, Frank P. Glynn, Joseph A. Gaspard, Henry Roberts, John A. Glaven, Roswell W. DeCastro, Oscar W. Olson, Morris Lang, John Stikel, Fred Howard, Jacob Schwartz, Paul Noll, Vincenzo Cambina, Chester A. Pierce, Charles G. Sharp, John R. Eaman, Guiseppe Ippolito, Frank Campbell, Charles L. Sutton.
Twenty-five men entrained May 27, 1918, for Camp Gordon, Ga. Group photo on page 888. Albert Schanbacher, leader; Harry E. Chandler, Joseph W. Boehning, Frank Leone, Paul F. Schanbacher, John T. Hall, George L. Powell, Herman H. Cohn, Louis Schwartz, James J. Fanning, Arthur DeFrates, Leo C. Hagel, Frederick Bohnhorst, Jack Wangard, Fred Wan- gard, William E. Fry, Otto E. Bansbach, Phillip Baumgartner, John E. Howard, Clifford Tuttle, . Edward N. Schwalb, Roy L. Simpson, Charles Morris, Lucien B. Ware, Albert C. Larson.
Seventeen men entrained August 1, 1918, for Camp Taylor, Ky. Group photo on page 520. Charles Silverman, Millard M. Back, William J. O'Brien, Leonard Stein, Clyde P. Happer,
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George Streckfuss, Peter Rano, William F. Eglin, James F. Kinsella, Otto Dittbraner, Harry F. Klaholt, Lawrence R. Refine, George A. Mischlispy.
Limited service men sent to Syracuse, N. Y., by North Board May 27, 11:45 a. m. William D. Timoney, George M. Keary, Clifford O. Bourine, Victor M. Weiss, Joseph M. Kienzler, William C. Eggleston.
ENTRAINMENTS OF SOUTH CITY BOARD, NO. 1, AS GATHERED FROM NEWSPAPER FILES
Twenty men entrained for Camp Zachary Taylor, Ky., September 20, 1917. Group photo on page 660. Christian J. Schnirring, Harry W. Tobin, George A. Luers, Jesse McGlothin, Daniel L. Cartuyvels, Earl W. Ferreira, Harry H. Fisher, Lance Walker, John A. Layendecker, Frank T. Baker, John A. Juell, Charles Horrighs, Charles Rowland, Edward Raymor Hemmick, Bernard J. Frazer, Alfred A. Barry, Carl E. Welk, George A. Clinton, Jr., William P. Brock, Joseph A. White.
Ten men entrained for Camp Taylor, Ky., October 4, 1917. Guy Nelson Davis, leader ; Frank W. Durheim, Thomas Roy Campbell, Joseph Lorscheider, Jr., William L. Shue, Charles Newton Hilton, Albert F. Lueck, Lloyd Stewart Medairs, Barnard A. Nott. Alternates, Henry Jansen, Carl Smith.
Thirty-four men entrained for Camp Dix, N. J., April 29, 1918. Group photo on page 80. Tracy A. Lynn, leader; Earl B. Searcy, Charles H. Kiser, Freeman Fletcher, Henry C. Mc- Kennedy, William Fishman, August Peters, Edward L. Lenz, Irvine E. Dunlap, Thomas E. Duke, William Owens, Louis Kochendorfer, Carl W. Miller, Edmund Y. Ellis, Robert W. Dodd, Leslie E. Smith, Earl Otto Baker, Bernard G. Sutton, Clarence Hayes, Dudley Safford, Harry Feilback, Frank A. Lawler, Joseph Richinsa, Henry E. Midden, Harrison Dickerson, Orville A. Alexander, Basilio Garrosino, Edward Lutrick, August H. Voight, Powell Plush, John F. Shadden, Eugene V. Trimble, Guy Lynn, Glen E. Kane.
Twenty-five men entrained for Jefferson Barracks, Mo., May 24, 1918. Group photo on page 822. Fred C. Neumann, leader; Alva W. Parks, Mathew E. Wolf, Adolph Eberding, Nicholas H. Troesch, Robert P. Hocker, N. Paul Wienold, Henry Horrighs, Lewis A. Drennan, Frank Layendecker, Frederick R. Sharp, George E. Stonham, William M. Lynch, Thomas W. Finnigan, Adolph H. Poos, Henry E. Logsdon, Valentine M. Matheis, Theodore J. Bosau, Harry Siebert Thompson, Robert Dean, William LeRoy Calvin, James Pettus, Clarence E. Flresh, Frank L. Miller, Harvey A. Bryner.
Nine men entrained May 27, 1918, for Camp Gordon, Ga. List of these, including alter- nates: Lester Hornbuckle, Frank L. Stork, Neil R. Derry, James E. Bashaw, Clyde O. Grif- fiths, Carl G. Otto, August F. Henning, Jean F. Saner, Cecil H. Wooley, Allen M. Mounce, James H. Roche.
Fifty men entrained May 30, 1918, for Fort Thomas, Ky. Group photo on page 740. Chester Buell Sikking, leader; assisted by Harry E. Forester and Herman Helmle; Adelbert A. Phillips, Robert L. Trimble, James R. McGrue, Alfred N. Drone, Roscoe L. Calverd, Alfred M. Hillmer, Clyde Hubbard, Horace B. Osenton, Joseph J. O'Connor, Bruce Morgan, Thomas A. Robert, Leo J. Morgan, Paul D. Heatherman, William J. Price, Austin C. Shaughnessy, Roy Waddell, James A. Gaffigan, Edward J. Sheehan, Joseph B. Heidler, Thomas P. Billington, Ervin Michael, James F. Scott, Robert L. Brown, Frank E. Brady, Julius B. Lyman, Otto M. Hangsleben, Harvey Lee, Walter W. Snodgrass, Byron Figueira, Otto F. Heineke, John J. Tierney, William Cato, August Braun, Aloysius J. Young, Joseph E. Dorfment, Adeeb Najim, U. Garrison, John P. Clusker, Elmer C. Fones, Walter Leo Power, John I. Fisher, John A. Ballou, William E. Farrel, George W. Freeman, Carl Smith, August E. Henning, Carl G. Otto, Cecil A. Wooley, Allen M. Mounce.
Limited service men entrained for Syracuse, N. Y., at 11:45 a. m., May 27, 1918: Harry A. Dunham, Alexander Eberding, Jr., Earl A. Laswell, Paul T. Lawson, Clifford O. Bourine, William Rolfe O'Connell, James J. Walters.
On June 26, 1918, the largest draft contingent to leave Sangamon county entrained for Camp Taylor, Louisville, Ky. They left in two special trains of ten coaches each, the North Board contingent going at 8 a. m. and the South Board and County contingents together at 10:10 a. m. The quota for the North City Board was 335 men; for the South City Board 181 men, and for the Sangamon County Board 181 men, aggregating 696 men. Alexander B. Macpherson was leader for the North Board, E. Newton Bates for the South Board, and Edward S. Scott of Illiopolis for the County Board. Photos of these contingents appear on pages 530, 560, 570, 590, 680, 760, 780, 870, 906, 912, 924, 930.
Other entrainments for North City Board No. 2 and South City Board No. 1 not obtainable.
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CORRECTIONS
Page 75-State Headquarters for Selective and Draft Service demobilized May 21, 1919, instead of March 21, 1919.
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86-William Altman. Entered service Aprll 29, 1918, Instead of 1919.
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90-Ashby. Name is Harvey, instead of Harney. Was on board the H. M. S. Leicelster, enroute from Ireland to England, when it was tor- pedoed, instead of the U. S. S. Utah, which was never torpedoed.
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114-Blanchflower. Name is Jay, instead of Vay. 296-Karnack. Name should be Kornack.
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