Jasper County Democrat, Volume 20, Number 57, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 17 October 1917 — MORE MEN BEING EXAMINED [ARTICLE]

MORE MEN BEING EXAMINED

Only a Very Few Are Found to Be Physically Unfit. The local exemption board commenced work yesterday morning of examining the, eighty-five men called recently. But very few of those examined at the time of going to press were found physically unfit. Just when the men will have to enter the service is not known. Several will be called to fill out the quota already called, and the remainder will be held temporarily in reserve. Those who passed the physical examination follow: 216 Charles A. Meyers, Wheatfield 217 Roy W. Ballard, Medaryville 220 Arthur Murray, Wheatfield 221 Ivan C. Coppess, Medaryville 222 Nelson C. Shafer, Rensselaer 223 Paul A. Karr, Fair Oaks 224 William C. Worden, Rensselaer 227 William F. Ford, Remington 228 Lloyd S. Parks, Rensselaer 229 Charles E. Cain, Remington 230 Homer W. Stewart, Wheatfield 231 Vernon E. Balcom, Remington 23 2 Louis E. Darnell, Remington 233 Edw. parkison, Pleasant Ridge 235 Samuel Bowman, Newland 236 Addie Warren, Parr 237 Willard Tanner, Rensselaer 238 Murrie Meyers, Wheatfield 239 John A. Hurley, Medaryville - 24 2 Lonnie Davisson, Parr 2.43 John D. Mayher, Fair Oaks i 24 4 Walter C. Hanaway, Demotte 245 Edward L. Hershman, Demotte 246 William R. Meyets. . Wheatfield 247 John Leidhty, Surrey 248 Omar O. Osborne, Rensselaer* 249 Arthur T. Kanne, Rensselaer i 250 Harry J. Arnold, Rensselaer • 251 George Panos, Rensselaer I 252 Guy C. Peek, Rensselaer 253 Edward Frye, Remington ; 255 Ellis C. Thomas, Rensselaer

25 6 John S. Zimmerman, Rensselaer 258 Lloyd W. Johnson, Parr Those who were rejected because ofphysical disability, were as follows: 218 Nevi; L. Torbet, Parr, R-l 219 Solomon Yoder, Fair Oaks 22G L. A. Moosemiller, Rensselaer 234 Clifford Wells, Rensselaer 211 Delbert G. Guy, Remington 254 O. G. Snodgrass, Rensselaer 257 Sydney A. Peters, Rensselaer Already in the service: 225 Carl M. Gordon, Wheatfield Postponed to December 1, 1917: 24 0 Frank A. Garvin, Rensselaer The names ’ of those to be examined today follow: 259 Charles E. Snow, Gifford 260 Thomas Stevens, Parr 261 Aubra Brown, Wheatfield 262 Louis B. Cavendish, Newland 263 Anthony Moolenaar, Demotte 26 1 John A. Otterberg, Rensselaer 265 Chester L. Downs, Rensselaer 26 6 Leo J. Vogt. Collegeville 26 7 Perry W. Horton, Rensselaer 268 Lynn B. Daugherty, Rensselaer 269 Lewis F. Davisson, Parr 270 George Knip, Thayer 271 R. E. Prince, Pleasant Ridge 272 Frank’s. King, Fair Oaks 273 Floyd D- Burchard, Rensselaer 274 IT. J, Boekvman, Collegeville 275 Daniel Sipkema. Fair Oaks 276 ill. C. Hammond, Rensselaer 277 Harmon Clayton, Rensselaer 278 Frank W. Potts, Rensselaer 279 Benjamin F. Miller, San Pierre 280 John A. Tilton, Wheatfield 281 Jack Roeda, Thayer 282 John- Putts, Rensselaer 28 3 Edward B. Morrison, Moody 284 William O. Duvall, Rensselaer 285 Ernest R. Swift, Remington 286 Samuel Conn. Jr., Brook 28 7 Lewis Pottkottes, Collegeville 288 Al. IT. Kanne. Rensselaer 289 Jerry Tullis, Parr 290 Halley O. Alter, Parr 291 Harold H. Bowman, Remington 292 Claud S. Keller, Fair Oaks 293 John H. Nagel, Rensselaer 294 John L. Peterson, Rensselaer 295 .Jqhn- F. Garriott, McCoysburg 29 6 Clarence E. Garver, Rensselaer 297 John Prohosky, Rtensselaer 298 Harry A. Thomas, Rensselaer 299 William R. Gorier, Remington 300 Melva J. Baker, Demotte