Unofficial Inductee List Records 120 Men Leaving County
A county report notes 120 men listed for induction, the largest group yet. Soldiers departed by bus to Clarksburg after 11 men went to Fort Thomas and 18 to Huntington to report for the Navy, marking the first major draft since February 1. Names include Howard Ralph Smith, Hubert McCarty, John Howard Felton, Murray Junior Mason, Sanford Francis Ringler, Theodore Jackson McCracken, Herbert Durward Pierce, Thomas Filmore Bailey, Raymond Orville Weaver, Prector.
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Taylor County
Clarksburg
Fort Thomas
Huntington
Navy
Howard Ralph Smith
Hubert McCarty
John Howard Felton
Murray Junior Mason
Sanford Francis Ringler
Theodore Jackson
McCracken
Herbert Durward Pierce
Thomas Filmore Bailey
Raymond Orville Weaver
Ick Neil Henderson
Charles William Barker
Clarence Howard Nestor
Barrick
Samuel Teets
Hiram Lee Tucker
Thomas Kenneth Cole
Paul Alvan Kiger
Ababasjos Mitchell Stavrakis
Findley William Jones
Delmer Heck
Benjamin Lewis Poe
Harry Gray
Burl Ashby Mauller
George Edwin Grow
Emmett Dan Martin
Gerald Rockford McCauley
Harold Joseph Miller
Win
Melvin Armentis Freeze
Robert Hermon Bell
Elmer Houck
Robert Ivean Phelps
Roy Lee Ridenour
Walter Jefferson Pyley
Jule Barney
William Franklin McDonough
Woodrow — Milford Yeater
Joe William Savina
Carl Wesley Sinsel
Walter Lee Martin
Paul Crimm
Calvin C. Kennedy
Ley McNeil Moore
Qolber
Bryan Henderson
Samuel Vernon Blake
John Wilson Bradley
David Woollrow Green
Earl Franklin Keener
Lee Roy Drummond
Jimmy Allen Bay
Walter Eaward Hawker
Robert Harold Moore
Donald Eugene Williams
Frederick Thurman Mayle
Lawrence Clyde Davis
Alfred Daniel Phillips
Arley Ray Shoemaker
Albert Nelson McKeen
Arnold Lester McIntosh
Hora
Alex Bolyard
Lewis Ellis Haymond
Richard Wesley Swisher
John Henry Sharps
Junior Clarence Pratt
Paul Norman Pletcher
Victor George Lake
Howard Kenneth Pratt
Harry
Grayson Sayres
Forest Dale Burns
Karl DeBarr
Frank Edward Gawthrop
Carl Walter Grib
Leonard Newton Bell
Chester Coffman
Harry Burton Curry
Hubert Moore
John E. Cameron
Charles Dana Bolyard
John Thomas Lines
Ernest Ray Hovatter
Paul Leedom Ringler
Charles Arthur ‘Westfall
John Walter Sayre
Edward Brown
Wilbert Mason Shingleton
Harry Cobern Wil
Military Induction Rosters and Camp Fire Girls Mention
The list details Navy reporters and preinduction exam candidates with numerous names across multiple towns and states, followed by a note that the Camp Fire Girls organization was founded in 1912.
Luther Ayer Dies After Heart Attack at 96 Lincoln Street
Luther Henry Ayer of 96 Lincoln street, a longtime Grafton contractor and pioneer, died at home after a heart attack last night. Born February 1, 1873 in Thornton, he was the son of Samuel B. and Anna L. Thorn Ayer. Surviving are wife Myrtle Shafferman and children Samuel B. Ayer Jr., Beatrice Edwards, and Agnes J. Griffin. Also surviving are brothers and sisters Forrest Ayer, Miss Lol Ayer, Miss Perrie Ayer, and Mrs. Agnes Whittman, all of Grafton. Funeral details are incomplete.
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Luther Henry Ayer
Lincoln Street
Grafton
Thornton
Samuel B
Anna L. Thorn Ayer
Myrtle Shafferman
Samuel B. Ayer Jr
Beatrice Edwards
Thornto
Agness J. Griffin
State of
Maine
Forrest Ayer
Lol Ayer
Perrie Ayer
Agness Whittman
Bartlett Funeral Home
Funeral announced for Mrs Jessie B Appersin Flemington
Jessie B Appersin aged 56 of Flemington died this morning at 7 o clock at her home from a heart illness. She was a daughter of Mr and Mrs George L Lewis and widow of Frank Appersin. Surviving are eight children and three siblings. Bartlett funeral home reported arrangements incomplete. The bulletin also notes war era items and dental facts as part of the random bulletin.
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Jessie B. Appersin
Flemington
Raid
George L. Lewis
Frank Appersin
Assembly of God Church
Ruby McCauley
Meadowbrook
Willard Appersin
Opal Ware
Dora Nicholson
Service Members on Furlough and News From War Fronts
US Army Air Corps tech sergeant Glen H. Hamilton, after two years in the China Burma India theatre, spends 21 days with his Pruntytown parents and heads to Miami Beach after furlough. Dr. Compton Pembroke comes from Fort Belvoir for a three day visit with Mackin street relatives. Corporal Richard W Carroll, stationed at Camp Cox Comb, enjoys an eight day furlough with West Main Street family. Alfred Wagner of Clovis New Mexico visits for 15 days with his wife and parents on East Main Street. Mrs. Alice Johnson reports her son Pat Warman Johnson is safely in the South Pacific.
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India
Glen H. Hamilton
U.S .Army Aircorns
W. L. Hamilton
Pruntytown
China Burma India
Hamilton
Grafton High School
Ringer
China
Miami Beach
Fla
States
Drs. Compton Pembroke
Fort Belvoir
W. C. Pembroke
Mackin Street
Richard W
Dick) Carroll
Camp Cox Comb
Cal
H. L. Carroll
West Main Street
N. H. Murphy
Cpl. Carroll
New Mexico
Alfred Wagner
Clovis
A. W. Wagner
East Main Street
Clarksburg
Guy Lacemie
River Avenue
South Pacific
Alice Johnson
St. Charles Street
Pat Warman C. Johnson
Military Leave and Promotions Noted in Local News
Seaman second class Dale Poling spends a 13 day leave with parents Floyd and Poling of Route 1 after training at Great Lakes Illinois. William McDaniel of Camp Breckinridge Kentucky is promoted to technician fifth grade. Corporal Howard Dixon returns to Fort Monmouth New Jersey after a 20 day furlough with parents Spencer and Dixon of Fannystreet. He previously served in Alaska and the Aleutians. A World War I note recalls U S aid to Allies with about three billion pounds meat and 300 million bushels of wheat annually.
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Dale Poling
U. S.navy
Great Lakes
Minois
Floyd K Poling
Route 1
William McDaniel
Camp Breckinridge
Cpl
Howard Dixon
Fort Monmouth
N. J
Spencer Dixon
Fannystreet
Alaska
Aleutians
U.S
Second Degree Murder Charge To Wucherer
NORRISTOWN Pa March 10 Blonde petite Helen M Wucherer was convicted of second degree murder in the fatal shooting of the model husband she had offered to share with another woman. The eight women four men jury deliberated half an hour last night and nearly four hours conviction carries a maximum penalty of 20 years. Mrs Wucherer wept when the verdict was announced. Tests have shown that M in the proportion of one part to million parts of water builds long term resistance to decay the developing both of children.
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Norristown
Helen M. Wucherer
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