Slacker Roundup Aims To Induct Camp Sherman Evaders
Federal authorities plan to move about 20 draft evaders to Camp Sherman Ohio for induction after finding lack of proof of June 5 1917 registration. Eleven more arrested bringing jail hold to 81. many await adjudication and induction papers while draft boards verify registration and questionnaires.
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Camp Sherman
Chillicothe
Adjutant General's Office
Canton
Draft Board
American Protective League
Draft Boards
Marriage Licenses List Various Couples and Clerks
Forest M McClerland Maasailion clerk and Misa Gertrude G Geis Tirewater. Ralph G. Dugan 1312 Rowland-av NE millworker and Miss ti Alban M Klauss 1627 Pontius pl ME Ross L Cahill 513 Elgin-av NW and a Marie N. Smith 619 Walnut-ay B. Paul J. Shook moving picture operator and Miss Beulah Simpson 1535 Marketav and Daniel G Newhouse former 1209 St Elmo NE and Mr Sarah FE. Young 502 Mahoning Rd NW.
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Forest M McClerland
Maasailion
Misa Gertrude G Geis
Tirewater
Ralph G. Dugan
Rowland-av NE
Alban M Klauss
Pontius
Ross L. Cahill
Elgin-av
Marie N. Smith
Walnut-ay
St Elmo
Sarah FE. Young
Mahoning Rd
East Rochester Social Notes and Local Travels
East Rochester notes list Miss Mildred Klein and Miss Amelia Elton heading to Cleveland on the 18th for a nursing course. Frank Watson teaching in Sharon Pa returns home for a short vacation. Mr and Mrs Karl Smith recently returned from trips to Columbus and Chillicothe. Local residents visit family on Decoration Day and at New Alexander. The Enfield rifle, a staple of the British army, was produced in England under a Vermont son’s supervision.
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Mildred Klein
Amelia Elton
Cleveland
Philena Robbins
Hanoverton
Karl Smith
Columbus
Chillicothe
Guy Miller
Liverpool
Alice Wickersham
New Alexander
Methodist Church
Frank Watson
Sharon
England
Vermont
Americans Awarded Distinguished Service Cross in Lorraine
In Lorraine on June 7 the United States Army awarded the Distinguished Service Cross for conspicuous heroism to Lieut. G. B. Redwood Corporal H. J. Mongeny and Privates R. E. Armstrong B. H. Bolt and C. L. Shuman. They invaded enemy trenches captured many Germans and returned prisoners, obtaining valuable information. Lieut. C. R. Holmes and Sergeant J. A. Murphy crawled through wire leaped a sentinel and brought him back. Corporal F. E. T. Burch rescued…
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Lorraine
U. P
G. B. Redwood
H. J. Mongeny
RE. V. Armstrong
B. H. Bolt
C. L. Shuman
C. R. Holmes
J. A. Murphy
No Man’s Land
FE. T. Burch
Veterans under shell fire praised for steadfast duty
The report lauds Capt. G. R. Hutsart and Lieutenants DD MaCassac and P. M. Cloudy for continuing their engineering tasks under heavy shell fire while infantry withdrew. Separately, a Vancouver grocers group ran ads to educate the public on whale meat as a desirable meat source.
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G. R. Hutsart
DD. MaCassac
P. M. Cloudy
Vancouver
B. C
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East Rochester
Eckmans
NATO
All Druggieta Fekman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Colgate
Clark
Pear
Proline Lino
Leum
Fie
Ll'ec
Paris
Seitner’s
Dept
Lawrence
Balbriggan
Blake
Kayser
Georgette
York State
Blue Dot
South Shore
New York Club
Bob White
Youne Hyson
OVC
Spec
Dunham
Anita
California
Red Wing
Gordon
Lie Pke
Swift
Duff's Molasses
Morton
Mae An ON
Flint -Saginaw
S Acs
Ladies’ Fancy
Lisle
Wainsock
Cchldren
Rie Royg
Yun Noen
Leitners
Market Ave Masonic Bldg
Bolivia
Our
Leitner
Neolin
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