Lynden Draft Registry Sees Most Enlistees Native or Naturalized
Three hundred nineteen men registered in Lynden and Lynden township under the draft law. Of 265 in Lynden city and precincts one and two, 228 were native born or naturalized and 26 had first papers while eleven were aliens. In Lynd Township precinct three, 54 registered with seven aliens. A long list of registrants includes Henry Shagren, Frank Bodine, Susan Weidkamp, Ralph Ogoodby, John Taylor, William Le Compte, and many others.
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Lynden
Lynden Township
R. B. le Cocq
Henry Shagren
Frank Earl Bodine
Susan Weidkamp
Ralph Walden
Qsgoodby
John Houston Taylor
William Abraham le Compte
Harry Grant Fountain
William V. Weber
Walter Hemingway
Oscar Peter Knutzen
C. H. McLeod
John Bosman
Peter J. de Bruyn
John P. Pilon
Jake Bartelds
George M. Waples
Conrad R. Axling
Frank L. Wood
Abel N. Dyksterhuis
Alvah Blowers
James V. Tilbury
Walter Ray Leake
August Klocke
Roy Ray Riddle
Frank L. Pederson
William James Gahan
Peter Noteboom
Gerrit John Schutte
Louis A. Helder
Harvey Boysen
George Ramerman
Edmond 0. Hamre
Earl Tremain
Edgar E. Vinup
Jacob W. Beringer
Joseph Hiram Christopher Johnson
Sam Noteboom
Frank Bronden
C. E. Hitchcock
Frank M. Smith
Gerrit Vandenbrink
Gerrit Veleke
Clarence Scott
Charles O. Davenport
Russell W. Clow
Leendert C. Cook
Thomas Heeringa
Jacob Noordeloos
Lewis Stremler
Jacob Noordeloos, Jr
A. J. Dykstra
Jacob Roosma
Klaas de Vry
Jacob de Kubber
Jan Burger
Floris van Alsburg
Alex M. Burns
Charles Christopher Boehringer
Fred Augustus Daniels
Cecil P. Urfer
John T. Haveman
Arvid Roy Benson
Henry John Brunink
Oscar L. Sheets
Frank Francis Theel
William Eugene Preston
Ole H. Olson
Earl C. McClimans
Philip Sterling Manhart
George Washington Frick, Jr
Charles Emerson Lancaster
Emmerson Vroman
Loren Francis O'Neil
Fred Ferness Rose
Walter Jay Dolph
Mathew Meenk
Peter Hoksbergen
Emil Archibald Wiese
John A. Haveman
Charles William Stanley
Lawrence Russel Abel
Leo Thomas Brooks
Arthur H. Bruns
Walter Fagan
Tenis Hofman
Arza Clayton Manning
Alfred Peter Knutzen
Charles Emil Schelin
Philip Hubbard Welch
John Burgraff, Jr
Preston Alden Moore
Lionel Carl Bagley
Curtis B. Bay
Duncan le Roy Beckes
Albert Te Selle
Bernard Claire de Long
Adolph Klocke
Orin Bidler Griffith
Walter Abham Baldwin
John William Shirey
Andrew Vander Yacht
Frank de Jane
Walter Kuolten Pixley
William Higgins Waples
William Boehringer
Robert Bowles
Lucius Alexander Jones
Arthur Cordt
George Roden Conner
William Edward Austin
James Powers
Charles John Jacobson
Fred Bylsma
Russel Grant Gries
Gerrit van Diest
Arthur H. Nelson
Robert E. Nelson
Aara Edmond Rusco
Charles E. Thomas
Harry Otter
Edward Bakker
Barney Bajema
Samuel Stuurmans
Albert Stuurmans
Herman Elenbaas
Anthony de Koster
Angus Smith Young
Charles H. Schuyler
George W. Scoville
John Ben Oltman
Walter George Miller
Lambert Zoet
Abraham Bart Bauman
Louis Larson
Peter Nipges
Rev Vandekamp
Norman Floyd Hickey
Pratt Moses Serrurier
Funeral Rites Held For Norman Sharrard Lynden Youth
Funeral services were held Monday at Knapp's parlors for Norman Sharrard son of Mrs. Anna Sharrard who died at Medical Lake Washington. He was thirteen. The list of local names includes Lynden residents and service members bound for induction. The Ferndale Testing Association reports a 330 pounds of fat per year as the required production for profits, with notes on feed and dairy economics.
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Knapp’s
Norman Sharrard
Anna Sharrard
Medical Lake, Wash
H. K. Palma
Norman
Lynden
Victor Morgs2
Ferndale Testing Association
Morgan
H. B. Carroll, Jr
Ferndale Association
Riverside Community Notes and Local Mentions
Riverside and nearby residents are listed with personal updates and movements. Little Margarite Mulder dies after two weeks of illness. Private Carl S. Reid is reported in front line trenches, with new U S address in France. Local visits include Ed Ashley and family, and a trip to Camp Murray. Butterfat yields are noted for Lynden dairy cows Unara and Janet Glengrove, with milk production and tests.
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Margarite Mulder
Gerrit Mulder
Riverside
Lizzie Meurer
Clyde Reed
Everson
Carl S. Reid
Co. F
U. S. Inf
France
Ed Ashley
W. A. Reid
Ashley
Camp Murray
Unara
Lynden
Janet Glengrove
Lynden Red Cross Appeals for War Sufferers Garments
The Lynden Red Cross will collect clothing for Belgians and Franco-occupied areas in September. Residents may drop items at the Masonic Hall or local stores. The drive seeks all ages and both sexes, plus blankets, sheets, shoes, and scrap leather, urging durable garments for ten million in need. A Lynden correspondent reports on brave Marne fighting by local sergeant Eylar Staight and others.
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Lynden
Lynden Red Cross
Belgium
France
Commission of Relief In
Brussels
America
Lynden District Forms Expanded Board to Aid Questionnaires
An enlarged legal advisory board was appointed to assist Lynden registrants with draft related questionnaires. The panel led by R. B. Le Cocq includes P. M. Serrurier George Taylor and others. Registrants should complete forms themselves and consult the board only for unclear questions.
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Lynden
R. B. le Cocq
P. M. Serrurier
George Taylor
Duncan L. Beckes
W. I. Baker
D. J. Zykstra
W. H. Waples
E. Edson
W. K. Pixley
Wm. Weber
J. P. Boerhave
B.C. de Long
George Hall
W. B. Vander Griend
Harry Walters
William A. Fisher
Frank le Cocq
H. Lewis
Ed Edson Named Head of Fourth Liberty Loan Drive
Ed Edson appointed captain to direct Lynden sales of the Fourth Liberty Loan drive. A Lynden committee and lieutenant corps announced, with headquarters to be set in the Lauckhart Building. A planning meeting is scheduled Tuesday at eight o clock.
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Foch
Clemenceau
Tiger
France
Pershing
Rhine
Liberty Loan
ED Edson
Lynden
P. M. Serrurier
Edson
Lauckhart
Hammond
County hunting season opens October with limits and cautions
The season starts October 1 for ruff and blue grouse and native Chinese pheasants. Hungarian pheasants open in 1920, quail later. Mainland deer and goats may be hunted for one month starting October 1. island deer hunting is illegal. Buck deer and goats bag limit is one each. Miscellaneous items accepted include bed textiles and woolen goods for repurposing.
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Whatcom County
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Northwood
F. M. Bloom
Albert Blow
Ida Brow
Oversea
John le Cocq
Washington, D. C
Camp Kearney
Cal
Henry Heitbrink
John Albert Vander
John Rinehart
Charlese Roe
Max Fullner
George Perry White
Charles Vander
Samuel Bajema
Sam Vander Meer
Henry Kay Pasma
Frank Otter
Peter Stuurmans
William Visser
William R. Parker
Henry Boerhave
Leonard Koole
Ray Hoekstra
John Joseph Lenssen
William B. Vander Griend
Ezra Francis Showers
Bernice Victor Mounter
Rynard R. Helder
Isaac Elenbaas
Hugo Kortlever
Fred Stremler
John H. Vander
Hendrick A. van
Testing Association
Nels Jacobson
Jennie
Dora Dykstra
Business College
Bel
al Stuurman
Sam Stuurman
Jennie Stuurman
Yakima
Marne
Dia
Marne Front
Atlanta, Georgia
Chester Fraser
Boston
Rochester
N. Y
Walter G. Allen
Denver
George O. Colon
Clayton
Happy
Eylar Staight
Wash
Fraser
Colon
Straight
Allen
Belleau Woods
Staight
Sergeant Staight
BIG Board
David Feenhouse
Ben Loring
Duncan Beckes
W. A. Fisher
Frank Knapp
Peter Schuyleman
H. K. Pasma
S. H. Lewis
Hans Berthuson
H. H. Jamieson
F. L. Wood
W. O. Ben
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