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Battery C Joins The EncampmentBattery C, 148th field artillery, with three cars of artillery and equipment, went to Boise from Payette Saturday for summer encampment. A total of four commissioned officers and 55 men made up the company, said to be the largest attendance from this county yet recorded. Names of the company members follow:Capt. Harry Asmussen.First Lieut. Edward Parsons.Second Lieutenants Logan Bowman and James Kake-beeke.First Sergeant Richard Crump.Sergts. Jack Christian, Ray Decker, Robley Fitch, Jay Keifer, Alec Hallet and Claude Sickels.Corpls. Clarence Brubaker, Farley Edwards, George Gates, Howard Johnston and .Oliver Stegall.Privates, first class, Woodrow Fitch, Conrad Gladhart, Fred Shepard, John Sherer, Kenneth Sherwood, andTheodore Watts.*Privates Edward Anson, James Baldridge, Baker Ball, Raymon Brubaker, Jerome Brubaker, Bruce Carey, Ray Cheek, Julius Christensen, Arza Clanton, Gillard Conover, Kenneth Draper, Edward Evans, Leland Farrel, Alfred Gunton, Rodney Johnstofi, Annual Johnston, Homer Judy, Kennett Mercer, Paul Olsen, Olivei Patch, Lome Ray, Orvilllc Roe, John Rose, John Sharp, Allen Sherill, Theodore Slinker, Kermitt Spotswood, Vernon Sullivan, Fred Swank, Glenn Tromly, Vir-gil Van Over, Floyd Wells, Lawrence Wells, D. C, Williams, D. H. Williams, Paul Hooley and Vere Col ton.
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Fruitland Banner
Fruitland, Idaho, US
Thu, Jun 12, 1930
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