Examinations Now Complete Reclassified Men Listed
Examinations of 1915 registrants and those previously deferred have been finalized into class 1. The report names numerous individuals by town and state, including Hartford, Narrows, Beaver Dam, Cromwell, and others, with multiple entries showing R. numbers and home locations. The list concludes by noting the reclassified men complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elias One
Lennie Tehenor
Hartford
Earl H. Harrison
Narrows
Clyde Boyd
Centertown
Chas
Pendleton Bell
Livia
Roy Elder
James Landon Calloway
Horse Branch
Hobart Wallace
Rosine
Adam Young
Claton
Thos
Baird McCrocklin
Beaver Dam
Vernie MH
Gog
Tallie
F. Heflin
Simmons
Jacob J. Smrith
R. G
Ray Cook
White Run
Dudley D. Griffin
William
Guy Muffet
Coy Lawrence
Balketown
Leonard Ward
MoKenry
William B. Reynolds
Balzetown
William H. Watson
Claude L
Sharp
Utlea
Joseph KR. Bate
Kentrow
Wilbur Paught
Quality
Baxiey
Roscoe H
Baird
Vernon
Moore
Moree Branch
Republican Clans Meet in Louisville Seelbach Hotel
The Republican State Central Committee gathered at the Seelbach Hotel in Louisville on Friday night with full district representation and many out of state Republicans. Speakers included Dr Bruner and Mr Heavrin as nominees. The meeting showed a hopeful mood for fall elections as Haswell Cochran and Gillim were appointed to form the state campaign committee and appoint other members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican State Central Committee
Seelbach Hotel
Louisville
Dr. Bruner
Heavrin
John Haswell
W. D. Cochran
J. H. Gillim
Wounded Cledie Evans of White Run County
In the casualty dated August 20 Cledie Evans of White Run county is listed among the wounded. His family near Arnold has not received official word of the injury. Evans, a young man whose death was reported last spring but proved mistaken, enlisted at Owensboro about a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cledie Evans
White Run
Arnold
Evans
Youge
Evaon
Owensboro
Hammertord Negho Hammertoes One Rare Case
An examining physician notes Hammertoes in a negro named Hammertord Negho. The first and third toes on each foot meet at the ends while the second toes bend downward at the second joint and are enlarged. The doctor calls it a rare malformation and ends the examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poncheton
Campaign to curb reckless driving rises after fatal wreck
A call to action urges the public and officials to enforce speed limits and revoke licenses of dangerous drivers after a fatal speed-related incident. It stresses immediate reporting of violations and a vigorous campaign to remove unsafe motorists from public highways to prevent further loss of life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Begin
Despondent miner ends life after Louisville visit
R C Vance a 69 year old Simmons Kentucky miner was found dead in a Willard hotel room after shooting himself in the mouth. A diary and note referenced August 19 indicate intent and a desire to join visiting miners bound for Washington. Vance is survived by his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Hotel
R. C. Vanes
Simmons
Vance
Wite
Hie
Louisville
Broadway
Washington
Willard Lake
Storm Dokes Damage Hits Limited County Area
A wind and hail storm Saturday afternoon caused damage in a limited county area. Rickettstal saw heavy hail with crop damage to tobacco. The big two story home of George Barnes on Beaver Dampike suffered a roof blow down and lightning burned a barn. Lightning also damaged a Hartford light plant. Only the hail zone received meaningful rainfall to aid crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rickettstal
George Barnes
Heat kills mule near depot after overheated day
A mule valued at 250 owned by Bond Hrathers Tle Co. died near the depot Friday night from heat. Warrants had been issued in county for Millard Hoover and Wille Fuqua for disturbing public worship. The case involved the team used in court Wednesday and heated events late in the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bond Hrathers Tle Co
Millard Hoover
Wae
Wille Fuqua
Boys face punishment for disruption at Clear Run church
The incident at Clear Run church on Sunday involved two boys accused of excessive gaiety during worship. Authorities say such disturbance carries serious consequences if guilt is proven, as courts spare little mercy for disruptive acts in worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clear Run
Another Home Boy Lost in France War Notice
Mrs. Sarah Lee of Sunnydale recalls her son Kildie Lee in the western front action on June 29. The war department cannot confirm if he was killed or taken prisoner. Lee, a regular army soldier, served about sixteen years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Lee
Sunnydale
Kildie Lee
Western Front
France
War Department
Lee
Graded Schools and Their Teachers List
The article lists faculties of graded schools with names for Hartford Beaver Dam Fordaville McHenry Rockport Centertown and staff. It names Hartford teachers J. F F Bruner Belle Walker Margaret Williamson J. T. Hoagland Norine Barnett Cliffie Fe M Elizabeth Moore and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
J. FF
Bruner
Belle Walker
Margaret Williamson
J. T. Hoagland
Norine Barnett
Cliffie Fe' M
Elizabeth Moore
Beaver Dam
Tartar
Irene Taylor
Ellis Sandefur
C. K. Carson
Nina Rives
Addie Bell Taylor
Fordaville
Warren Peyton
C. E. Allen
E. Allen
Rowena Rowe
McHenry
D. H. Yass
Robinson
Mary Hendrix
Mary Haggard
Pearl Brown
Winnie Wilson
Rockport
Maude McClellan
Myrtle Taylor
Bessie Mason
Eunice Shults
Centertown
Roy Jr. Foreman
Irene Rhoads
Ton Matthews
Blind coal digger supports family in Narrows
A totally blind man named Sam Gentry from Narrows supports his wife and children by digging coal. Losing his sight at age 15, he trained on his father’s farm and now works from dawn to dusk, guided by his son at day’s end, proving self-reliance and perseverance. The report also notes a draft bill debate with emphasis on serving families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narrows
Sam Gentry
Gentry
Birthday Dinner at Loyd Home in Barrette Perry
A pleasant family reunion marked Mrs. Hisple Thurber’s birthday at W. W. Loyd’s home near Barrette Perry on Friday. About sixty guests enjoyed an elegant dinner and the event became a memorable social occasion. Guests included Mr. John Thurber and family of Indiana, Mr. Henry Foreman and family of Dayton, and Rev. and Mrs. W. H. Foreman of Hartford, among others from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Loyd
Barrette Perry
Hisple Thurber
Loyd
John Thurber
Indiana
Henry Foreman
Dayton
W. H. Foreman
Hartford
Beavers Dam Pike Auto Crash Claims Miss Easton
Two cars raced head on near Beaver Dam Indiana, killing Miss May Easton of Seco Kentucky and injuring others. Dorris Martin drove Easton in the car with her husband. Goebel Wilson and Carlisle Oldham drove the other car. Inquest found the death due to the collision, with all drivers lacking chauffeurs licenses or signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Dam
Muddy Bridge
May Haston
Seco
Ohio County
Mis Easton
Hartford
Miss Easton
Grover Stewart
Eee Grove Church
Butler County
Goebel Wilson
Carlisle Oldham
Easton
Dorris Martin
Martin
Oldham
Geo. Cain
Cain
Mr. Oldham
Wilson
A R National Reunion Opens At Portland Ore
Portland Ore Aug 20 Thousands of Civil War veterans marched in the Grand Army of the Republic parade as the national encampment began. Veterans from states and regions joined delegations while preliminaries by the Women’s Relief Corps Civil War Nurses Ladies of the G A R and Daughters of Veterans continued. Capt Hardy remembered from the Perry expedition era wore khaki alongside younger soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Grand Army of the Republic
Soliera
Hardy
Grand Army
Pacific Coast
Middle Western
Vetera Jang
Women's Relief Corps
G. A. Th
Daughters of
Letter From a Soldier in France to His Mother
A soldier in France writes to his mother dated July 23 1918 expressing he is well and optimistic about their situation. He mentions plans to write more from home and asks her to inform Roscoe and Chem of his progress, signing as Estil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Roscoe
Chem
Estil
O. P. Willis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Robert Shawn
William Clyde Fark
Ivan Edge
Lemon Hancock
Kay W. Cummings
William Jesse Hudson
Livermore
Geo
William Roby
Reynolds
Charlea Fulton
Martwick
Joniah Jett Haynes
Whiteshilre
Willard
Baugho
Harry Low May
Hobart D. Southard
Prontias
Toy
Ceell Bogard
Mordsville
Harrison Daugherty
Elbert Phelps
Turje Tritt
Cromwell
Owen Hudson
Roscoe Bugler
Paradine
Mack Logeton
James Leslie Harrison
Dunder
Robt
M. Burdette
Alron Stewart
Charile Flewer
Equality
Owen Harris
Herbert Evans
Philpot
Ira Green Haven
Alter
Doug Marrett
Ferry
Noble Bryan Barnes
Prentan
Archie Thomas Burgess
Bryant Southard
Squire B. Taylor
Cornelius Simpson
Renfraw
Jno
Jome Monroe
Edgar Ford
Robert Webster
Wayne Taylor
Charles BE. Willian
Gittoting BH
Fuqua
Dundes
Edward Wale
Kular Henning
Roy Hratcher
M. Woodburn
Prentias
David T. Whittinghill
Forderille
Tom Shreve
Hen F. Burden
Roy Faucht
Carlos Heflin
David K. Cheek
Kay Stevens
Pordaville
Oscar
Ernest Price
Spring Lick
Ira D. Pank
Newton J. Allen
Renfrew
James A. Salleill
Simmons, Gey
Maples
Elize M. All
Archin B. Stewart
Biiefe Ora Hooker
Select
Thomas Wilson
Hyers
Kan
Frank M. Roberton
Leon R. Hurt
Frank
Pordsville
Winfield R. Gary
Nucy Rowe
Joseph Albin
Sacramento
Wilbur
Geary
Jon’ A. Pryor
Orville Gray
Willie Finds
Whitesville
Vendel Farris
Gilstrap
Stephen Zibe Arnold
Othe Dodson
David H. Cooper
Willie P Davison
Rollie D. Foreman
Jesse G. Wilkerson
Irvin Helfner
Alva Magan
James Render
James F. Harder
R. J
Joseph P. Graves
Ernest C. Craig
Cledie EK
Hammertord Negho
Davy Jones’ Locker
U. S. Louisville
Negro LN Woodpile
Woos
White
Dinok
Navy Department
Winter Quarter Shoal
Wirginia
Department
Poe Porce
Navy
Atlantic
John Crosby
Crosby
Congress
A. R. National
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