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LEAVES MONDAYDetachment of Thirty-four Warrick County Selective* Are to Entrain for Camp Taylor1eIat(01ynchttiiyAnother contingent of Warrick county selecti'ves is scheduled to entrain at Boonville Monday morning eai-ly, bound for Camp Zachary Taylor. Several well known Boonville young men are in the list. The boys •ire ordered to report to the local conscription board in the court house at two o’clock Sunday afternoon. They will be escorted to the Southern station Monday morning by the Boonville .company of the Liberty Guard and the citizens in general. The names of j = the boys making up the detachment follow:Otis Beeler Christmas, David L. Hart, Harry Lee Lowrance, Clarence R. Seigel, Louis C. Brizius, Jay Leonard, Arlie Youngblood, Reese S. Ferguson, Charles A. Willis, P. Carl Shrode, Travis Daniel, Willard H. Angel, Laura A. Chapman, L. Melvin Ringham, Arthur A. Wiggers, Cecil ; Byers, Raymond Stephens, Carl A. j ;. Bohrcr, Cora Phelps, Howard G«?v.d.;(J Frank E. Scharrer, Ernest L. Lutz,:.,w mHarold L. Deane, Oscar Goad, Fr:d Younker, Robert Earl Kelley, Jam W. Smith, Hathaway G. Smith, Glad ■ Boardman, Landrcy C. Conway, Os* u C. Brizius, Alvah S. Harris, Le.- im Babin, Walter Lockyear. !Alternates—Charles Fillman, Jr.,1.;J % •Joseph H. Bailey, Ray Johnson. I ;in■ iFred C. Hochmeister, Paul E. Whit-* ytinghiil and Clarence Keelor have \ ...• Ibeen inducted into the service and will !, «lt;. Ibe forwarded Saturday to Purdue uni-! aversity for mechanical cm?'Peering training.On or about May 5 five men will be sent to Fort Thomas, Ky., and three common laborers to Fort Benjamin ! Harrison.TO THE COLORSrlt;tlc*tl-O*u(Thirty or more Warrick county boys are called for active service and will leave for Camp Zachary Taylor Monday morning, 29th.The Exempted Men’s Organization, of which the boys are members,has prepared a farewell program in their honor. This will be carried out at the Matthewson opera house, Boonville, Friday evening, April 26, at 8 o’clock.It is possible that every township has boys in the call, so each township should be well represented at this■short speeches and music and will close with a vaudeville act. The public is cordially invited to join with us in giving the boys a rousing send-off. Come and bid them farewell. Doors open at 7:o0. No admission fee. Warrick County ExemptedMen’s''Organization.Siwlt;areiO!o\eie;tlqi.si
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Boonville Standard
Boonville, Indiana, US
Fri, Apr 26, 1918
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