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NAMES THAT WILL ALWAYS BE HONOREDOn the roll of honor of Elko county two nanus at and out conspicuously. Yesterday morning Lieutenant Mori, y Griswold departed for San A memo, T»'xn*. where lie has been ordered to report for duty, and taut night bin lt;t*ii»gor brother. Warner, departed for San Francisco to Join the army. \r then were any others In the C. IV. Crl wold family who could nerve at te front they would probably be lt;n• i-idr way. Captain Oscar Griswold nnJ John Griswold, sons of Mm. William Griswold, are serving in !li*There are likewise no o.h r member* of this family who can serve i :iI he front.Last night Stanley Davis depart'd ► for San Francisco where he will Jolr ihe engineers corps. His brother. Lieut* mint Harry Davis, Is on the -upidy ship of the Atlantic squadron, ’omewbere on the Atlantic cotst. They i re the only children of Mr. an I 4 Mr-. Frederick Davis.High honor is due to Mr. and Mrs. C\ \V. Griswold. Mrs. William Gris-wold, and Mr. and Mrs. Davis. They | have brought forth sons who are• htaioe«, stalwart, patriotic young men ^ of whom the entire community is ^ proud. It will never be said that• there is a slacker In any of these fam* “ I Hit*.
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Elko Independent
Elko, Nevada, US
Mon, Dec 10, 1917
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