Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 277, 2 October 1917 — Page 10

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, TUESDAY, OCT. 2, 1917

CAMBRIDGE CITY ARMY BOARD OUT IN FIFTH CALL List of 100 Ordered to Report For Physical Examination at Cambridge City. CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind., Oct. 2 The Local Board of Division No. 2 has notified the following registrants to appear for physical examination, Tuesday, Oct 9, 1917: Joseph Earl Phillips, Centerville ; Shelby McFarland. Greensfork; Byrum Boyer, Fountain City; Chester Lloyd Morse, Cambridge City; Orville M. Smith. Cambridge City; Delmar Mohler, Hagerstown; Raymond M. Lowery, Cambridge City; Harlan Giles Reece, Williamsburg; Dolph Morris, Dublin; Benjamin Harry Doddridge; Earnest Elwood Huddleston, Cambridge City; William Claud Knipp, Milton; Leslie Hatfield, Dublin; Lee Black. Greensfork; Loren Mabrey, Cambridge City; Charles Francis Ellis, Greensfork; Haryr Robert Stover, Hagerstown: Paul Hunt, Greensfork; Cal

eb John Bennett, Greensfork; Chauncey R. Wise, Hagerstown; Shannon DeForest Neff, Greensfork; Elmer R. Bertsch, East Germantown ; Clinton O. Bowman, Hagerstown ; Hobart E. Durbin, Greensfork; Herbert Rush, Centerville; Ewille Edgar Grey, Hagerstown; Lawrence D. Hoover, Hagerstown; Harvey B. Swinn, Cambridge City; Ivan Starbuck, Greensfork; Isaac Monroe Jones, Centerville; Frank Harrison Davis, Centerville; Orie Herbert Knipp, Milton; Ora Green, Hagerstown; Clifford Ozro Gable, Carlos City; James Edmund Murphy, Milton; Paul L. Wright, R. F. D., Brownsville; Lester Earl Nicholson, Greensfork; Charles Elmer Wisser, Centerville ; Carlton Elliott Thomas, Fountain City; Mark Franklin Henderson, Cambridge City; William George Fagan, Greensfork; Clarence A. Brinkley, Fountain City; Chester C. Clements, Williamsburg; William O. Huddleston, R. F. D.f Centerville; Raymond Knapp, Hagerstown; Gayle Dunavant, Cambridge City; Robert H. Bryson, Hagerstown; Solomon Isaacs, Greensfork; Harry Ellsworth Shultz, Fountain City; Anthong H. Frey, R. F. D., Richmond; Earl Weekly Doddridge, Milton; Peter Dougherty, R. F. D., Centerville; Walter James Groff, Cambridge City; Harry Melville Clark, Cambridge City; Arthur Noel Mathews, R. F. D., Centerville; Vern Ray Chapman, Cambridge City; Koepf Harrison Machman, Cam

bridge City; Richard R. Werking, Hag

erstown; John Edward Davis, R. F. D., Greensfork; Gilbert Moss Williams, R. F. D., Richmond; Clarence Legg, Dublin; Robert Ellsworth O'Melia, Centerville; Ben P. Wood, Hagerstown; For

rest Johnson Travis, Dublin; LaMolnes W. Gibson, Centerville; Charles M. Hunt, Dublin; Robert Russell l5ennis(

Cambridge City; Raymond William

Pickett, Greensfork; Edward E. Smith,

Centerville; Forrest E. McKee, Dublin;

Charles William Sturgis, Cambridge

City; Ross Howard Lannerd, Cambridge City; Albert Doddy, . Milton;

Kelso Mendenhall, Economy; Charles

fcngle Boyd, Fountain City; Otto W.

Hunt, Dublin; Vera McNutt, Fountain City; Alpheus Martindale, R. F. D., Greensfork; James M. McFarland,

Economy; Edward R. Stewart Dublin:

George Leslie Pinnick; Lester Walter

Vardaman, Williamsburg; John Jose ph Moster; John Anderson, Hagers

town; Cleo Rothermel, Milton; William C. Dryer, East Germantown:

Thomas Martin. Centerville; Russell Worl, Cambridge City; Ernest Clifford King, Fountain City; Ciman Kelly, Cambridge City; Verdic Isono Conner, Economy; Perry Wilson, Cambridge City; Albert Miller, Cambridge City; John Barnard Gausepohl, R. F. D., Richmond; William Omar Dillon, Greensfork; John Manfield Lingenf elder. R. F. D., Centerville; Harles Medsker. Hagerstown: Earl O. Bailey, Cambridge City; Albert Jordon Atkinson, Economy. List of Certified Men. The following list of men called for military service by the Local Board for Division No. 2, has been duly certified by the District Board at Fort Wayne, and not discharged: Robert Duke, Williamsburg: Howard McClellan Hockett, Fountain City; James M. Funkhouser, Hagerstown; Thomas Julian Dunbar, Centerville; Florence Boyd Ridge, Greensfork: Edward Wilbur Ewbanks, R. F. D., Richmond; Alonzo L. Jackson, Centerville; Herbert Cecil WTadman, Economy; Carl Thompson, Webster; Earl Wendell s Wright. Fountain City; Cassins Robinson, Hagerstown; Jesse Owen Hoover, Greensfork; Charles J. Martz, Cambridge City; Sir Robert Isaac Peele, Centerville; Emory Stark Golay, Dublin: Lewis Ingerman, Cambridge City; Frank Robert Henderson, Centerville.

NEW MADISON, 0.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moody - of Lynn, visited relatives here over Sunday..... Mrs. George Arnold of Kansas, was the guest over Sunday of Mrs. Ella Lowry. .... .Dr. Smith has purchased the J. W. Davis property.. ..Mr. and Mrs. Ephraim ..oggle entertained Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Noggle, William Leas and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ruebush and Mrs. Will Ketring and children of Union City.... Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Fulkerson last Saturday celebrated their golden wedding by entertaining a number of friends and relatives. Dinner was served in the basement of the TJ. B. church. . . .The funeral of Mrs. Jane Brown, a long time sufferer from dropsy, was held at the Univerealist church last Tuesday. Among those in attendance from a distance were Charles Morris and family of Middletown, Mr. and Mrs. Alex 'Harter and Celia Phillips and son Claude of Dayton, Mrs. Shultz, Mrs. Fry end Mrs. Runkle of Greenville. .....New Madison W. C. T. TJ. began the past year

with Irma Smelker president Florence Eubank secretary, and Jennie Hecker treasurer. At the county convention the following ofBcers and superintendents were elected for the ensuing year: Mrs. Celia Hershey, president Mrs. Mary Clark vice-president Mrs. Emma Matthews, recording secretary, Mrs. Laura Matthews corresponding secretary, Mrs. Ethel

Rice treasurer. Superintendents Anti-Narcotics, Mrs. Linda Mace; Fair Literature, Mrs. Mary Hartzell; Flower Mission, Mrs. Mary Clark; Franchise, Miss Belle Slgafoos; L. T. L.,

Mrs. C. F. Mundhenk; Mothers Meet

ings, Mrs. Anna Thomas; Press, Mrs.

Louisa Smelker; Purity, Mrs. Hattie Fishbaugh ; Purity in Literature and Art, Mrs. Anna Myers; Railroad Literature, Mrs. Ellen Estey; Social Meet

ings and Red Letter Days, Mrs. Jennie Williams; Sabbath Observance, Mrs. Ethel Dohmer; Sabbath School, Mrs.

Laura Westerneld; S. T. I., Mary

Horn; Soldiers and Sailors, Mrs. Denna Woodbury.

KAISER PUTS UP FAMILY PLATE

AMSTERDAM, Oct 2. The Zeltung Am Mittag says the German emperor and empress have placed a large number of valuable jewels at the disposal of the Zeichs bank with instructions to use them to diminist Germany's obligations in foreign countries.

was - extended today by - the government. This brings the total advanced to Great Britain thua far up to $1,240,000.000 and the total advanced .to all the allies up to $2,516,400,000.

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