Hanover Men With The Colors Move Through Training
A soldier reports from a Hanover unit detailing busy field training, language study, and map sketches. The company includes college men from the University of Tenn, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Cornell, and Hanover, with a few noted ties to Indiana and Illinois communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Tenn
University of Wis
University of Pa
Cornell
Hanover
Ind. U
Martin
Indianapolis
Letters From Columbus Barracks amid War Duties
A serviceman writes from Columbus Barracks describing slow acclimation after December enlistment, initial harsh conditions, and a ten day kitchen police course. He details time in hospital, Snooks’ sentry duty, his bugle school progress, and current unassigned status awaiting orders. He notes a Hanover neighbor named Wm. Hall of Cipio Indiana and mentions another Hanover resident in Columbus. Continued on Page Three.
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Snooks
Camp Meade
United States
Hanover
Wm. Hall of
Cipio
Ind
Columbus
Soldiers pledge to Hanover in Alma Mater tribute
Pvt. R. C. Hufford of Hogs. Co. 21st F. A. sends well wishes to Hanover College. He expresses pride in the Red and Blue and devotion to alma mater, hoping soldiers remain worthy of the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
Red and Blue
Grand Old College
Pvt
R. C. Hufford
Hogs. Co. 21St F. A
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Hanover College Triangle
Press Club of
Hanover College
Paul E. Carson
A. B. Clapp
Sylvester E. Paulus
Robert Wright
W.h.gibbs
W. P. McNulty
Harvey Voris
Richard Schmidt
Paul Terhune
Hannover
Indiana
M. R. Rose
Mattoon
Ill
Gibbs
D. Battery
Gilbet
Seymour
Chaplin Edwards
Anna, Ill
Vancil
Herb
Irvin Miles
Harry Iddings
Jefferson Barracks
Columbus Barracks
Columbus, Ohio
Presbyterian Theological
Louisville, Kentucky
Charles R. Hemphill
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Wmlarks
Benson Lo