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The Evening News
Harrisburg, Penna., Friday, June 14, 1918

ACTIVITIES IN THE REALM OF SOCIETY

  The closing exercises of the kindergarten taught by Miss Elizabeth 
Long were held yesterday morning at the kindergarten, 1505 North Second 
street.  A program of patriotic and school songs, marches and 
recitations was enjoyed by a large number of relatives and guests of 
the school.  Miss Kathryn Peters is assistant instructor.  The pupils 
of the school are Earl Sneeringer, William Savage, Edward Smith, Robert 
McClure, Jane Armour, Betty Mock, Elizabeth Zimmerman, Jack Hepler, 
Billy Dougherty, Helen Grey, George Hargest and Dottie Jane Troup.

  Miss Madeline Ritter was hostess for the members of the "Busy 
Workers" Class at the regular monthly meeting, which was held on 
Wednesday at her residence, 316 Kelker street.  After a brief business 
session the members enjoyed a musical program.  Refreshments were 
served to the following: Mrs. Slike, Mrs. Marie Greene, Mrs. Sylvia 
Brubaker, Mrs. Ruth Steele, Mrs. Sara Boyd, Mrs. Mary Hunsicker, Miss 
Mary Fisher, Miss Marie Carley, Mrs. Ritter, Donald Hunsicker and Bruce 
Brubaker.

  The Patience Sewing Club met at the home of Mrs. William 
Fenstermacher, 328 Hamilton street, Thursday afternoon.  Refreshments 
were served to the following: Mrs. Flora Culp, Mrs. Alcie Culp, Mrs. 
Blanche Donnelly, Mrs. David Speece, Mrs. Elmer Heckert, Mrs. George 
Heckert, Mrs. Joseph Evans, Mrs. Harvey Seitz, Mrs. Catherine 
Mellinger, Mrs. Harry Fenstermacher, Mrs. William Fenstermacher, Mrs. 
John Gardner and Miss Lena Seitz.  The next meeting will be held at the 
home of Mrs. Flora Culp, Marysville, Thursday, June 27.

  A business meeting, followed by a social, was held last evening by 
the Guard of the Maccabees, Review No. 257, at the residence of Mrs. 
Mary Miller, 327 Hamilton street.  Those in attendance were: Mrs. Grace 
Stauffer, Mrs. Charlotte Sprucebank, Mrs. Maude Seidel, Mrs. Sara Boyd, 
Mrs. Ada Finley, Mrs. Jennie Grow, Mrs. Hazel Garlin, Mrs. May Harris, 
Mrs. Jennie Strayer, Mrs. Emma Miller, Mrs. Minnie Warfel, Mrs. Dunlap, 
Mrs. Mary Miller, Miss Gladys Kuhn, Miss Dorothy Gerheart, Miss Daisy 
Seidel, Miss Cleo Miller and Miss Marion Harris.

Personal Briefs

  Howard Weidenmyer, a student at Lehigh University, is spending the 
Summer vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Weidenmyer, at the 
Fountain apartments.
  Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Nicely, of York, are spending the weekend with 
Mrs. Nicely's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Preston Erdley, 1805 State street.
  Miss Martha Anne Fletcher, 224 Pine street, has returned to her home 
after visiting school friends in Ossining, N.Y., where Miss Fletcher 
attended school.
  Elizabeth Reinoehl Spera, manager of Keeney's flower store, this 
city, will leave Saturday for her home in Lancaster where she will 
manage the store of B. F. Barr.
  Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wilson, 525 Maclay street, have received word of 
the safe arrival overseas of their son, Charles O. D. Wilson, who 
enlisted June 16, in Truck Company, 103d Supply Train, 28th Division.
  Mrs. Edward Green and her sons, Edward Green, Jr., and Waldo Green, 
of Huntingdon, are the guests of Mrs. Green's father, W. W. Wittenmyer, 
2125 North Front street.
  Miss Persis Holden, of Bennington, Vt., and Miss Barbara Van Vilet, 
of Plainfield, N. J., are the guests of Miss Jean Chamberlain, 323 
North Front street.
  Miss Caroline Holstein, 126 Verbeke street, has received word of the 
safe arrival overseas of Corporal Joe Beidelman, Company A, 103rd 
Division Supply Train, Keystone Division.  Prior to his departure 
Corporal Beidelman was stationed at Camp Hancock. 
  Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy S. Wolfe, of Buffalo, N. Y., announce the birth of 
a son, Leroy S. Wolfe, Jr., June 11.  Mr. Wolfe is the son of Mr. and 
Mrs. LeRoy J. Wolfe, 2149 North Second street.
  Corporal and Mrs. Harry B. Chubb announce the birth of a daughter, 
Genevea Virginia, Friday, June 7.  Corporal Chubb is now serving with 
the 8th Division somewhere in France.  Mrs. Chubb was formerly Miss 
Helen Enney, of Steelton.
  Mr. and Mrs. John Dougherty, Sixth and Forrest streets, announce the 
birth of a daughter, Gertrude Genevieve, Thursday, May 30.  Mrs. 
Dougherty, prior to her marriage, was Miss Gertrude Carrol.

RESCUED FROM DROWNING

  Frederick Brenneman, an 8-year-old colored boy, living at 1232 North 
Eleventh street, was saved from drowning off Independence Island 
yesterday afternoon by Norris Shue, a helper on a coal flat.  The boy 
was wading and got beyond his depth.

CONVICTED ON SERIOUS CHARGE

  R. M. Hague was convicted in criminal court this morning on a serious 
charge and was fined $75 and directed to pay the costs.
  Margaret Bissinger who was convicted on a charge of shoplifting was 
paroled in the custody of Mrs. Elsie V. Middleton.

INDICTED IN MURDER CASE

  Hardy Dickerson was indicted this morning by the Grand Jury for the 
murder of Albert Leitzer on May 18, last.  It is not likely Dickerson 
will be tried at this session.

Social

  William R. Stouffer, 625 Harris street, who recently enlisted for 
special training at the school in Erie, was the honor guest at a 
beautifully appointed dinner given last evening at the residence of 
Mrs. Charles E. Schaup, 32 South Seventeenth street. . . . The guests 
included Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Schaup, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rouse, 
Miss Viola Murray, Miss Peggie G. Scott, Miss Carolyn Spencer, Trenton, 
N.J., William Stouffer, E. Allen, Baltimore, and C. C. Cherry, Edward 
Braiden, and H. C. Campbell, Philadelphia.  Miss Murray has enlisted 
for foreign service as a Red Cross nurse. . . . 

  John E. L. Daniel, son of the Rev. L. L. Daniel, Brooklyn, N.Y., is 
visiting at the home of his grandparent, J. E. Daniel, 1424 North 
second street.

Cases Against Woman Being Rushed to Trial

  When court adjourned at noon today the District Attorney said he 
expected to go to trial this afternoon with the cases against Tillie 
Dale, 1006 North Seventh street, and Emma Eichelberger, 1531 Wallace 
street, who are held on charges of selling liquor without a license and 
conducting disorderly houses.
  The women were arrested yesterday by County Detective Walters on 
information obtained when Harry J. Kennedy was tried and convicted on a 
charge of stealing $200 from the American Express Company.  They were 
given a preliminary hearing before Alderman Murray this morning and 
within the next half hour they were indicted by the grand jury.

Historical Society is Forty-nine Years Old

  The Dauphin County Historical Society held its forty-ninth 
anniversary celebration in the headquarters 9 South Second street, last 
evening.  "Some Phases in the Evolution of Prussian Frightfulness" by 
the Rev. Dr. George Preston Mains, and a paper on the founders of the 
Historical Society of Dauphin County, were read.
  President Klein was unable to be present at the meeting and his 
address was read by his wife.  First vice president Abraham Fortenbaugh 
presided.  
  Current events of Pennsylvania were given by Mrs. Mabel Cronise 
Jones.  The following gifts were announced:  A picture of the Old Derry 
Church from James McCormick, Jr.; View of Brooklyn in 1816, from Mrs. 
Rebecca Rettew; coins from Dr. George Gorgas; and an old piece of 
script from J. D. Lawton.
  The society adjourned to meet the first week of September.

New Messiah Church to Be Dedicated Sunday

  After being two years in the course of construction the new Messiah 
Lutheran Church, Sixth and Forster streets, has been completed and will 
be formally opened with dedicatory services from Sunday, June 16, until 
Sunday, June 23. . . . 
  
Two Brothers in Army
F. C. KREBS AND WILLIAM P. KREBS [photo]

  Mrs. George Krebs, of Lucknow, has two sons in the service and one of 
them, F. C. Krebs, an artilleryman, is now in France.  The other son, 
William P., is at Camp Laurel, Md., in the medical department.  Both 
write home that they are enjoying the army life.

HURT IN AUTO ACCIDENT

  Hearn Turner, 22 years old, 1519 South Cameron street, is in the 
Harrisburg Hospital with a badly injured back, as the result of an 
automobile accident last evening.  Turner was struck by an automobile 
driven by Andrew Green, 329 Pine street, Steelton, in front of the 
Elliott-Fisher Typewriter Works.  The auto is owned by Mrs. S. S. 
Couffer, of Steelton, who employs Green as a chauffer.

CHARLES E. MALEY

  Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Maley, 437 South Tenth street, have been notified 
of the safe arrival in France of their son, Charles E. Maley, a member 
of Field Hospital corps No. 111, 28th Division.  Young Maley was 
formerly employed at the Elliott-Fisher works and was a member of the 
Hope Fire Company.

Shiremanstown News Told in Brief Form

  SHIREMANSTOWN, June 14. - Mrs. Amos S. Brown and her daughter, Miss 
Mabel Brown, have received word of the safe arrival overseas of their 
husband and father, Amos S. Brown.
  Miss Elmira Stone and Miss Evelyn Stone, of Camp Hill, spent Tuesday 
with their grandmother, Mrs. Harry M. Zearing.
  Edward Sheaffer, of East Berlin, is spending several days with Mr. 
and Mrs. Amos Bowers and Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Wells.
  Mrs. S. K. Morgret and children spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank 
Otstot in Harrisburg.
  Mrs. David W. Harman, Sr., spent several days with her parents at 
Beavertown.
  Mrs. W. E. Eckman, of Boiling Springs, and Mrs. Frances Howard, of 
Shippensbug, were entertained Sunday at the home of their niece, Mrs. 
Walter S. Zimmerman.
  Mrs. Frank Patterson and daughter, of Harrisburg, visited Mr. and 
Mrs. L. K. Bitner, recently.
  Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sourbier, Mrs. Edgar Wells and daughter, of 
Harrisburg; Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Bosseman, Mrs. and Mrs. Joseph Jacobs, 
of East Berlin, were entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver 
Wells. 

Dauphin Personals

  DAUPHIN, June 14. - Mrs. Harry Bowman, of Renovo, was the guest of 
Mrs. Samuel Maurey, High street, on Wednesday.
  Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Shope and son Ralph, of Berwick, are visiting Mr. 
Shope's sister, Mrs. J. D. M. Reed.
  Mr. and Mrs. George Taylor was a recent visitor to Mexico.
  William Smith spent several days at Harrisburg.
Mrs. Harry Kinter and children have returned from a visit to Halifax.
  Mr. and Mrs. Louis Weitzel, of Speeceville, will leave on Saturday 
for Creighton, where they will reside.
  William Hochlander, Sr., was home from Lebanon on a brief visit.
  Miss Marian Carson, of Williamsport, was the guest of Miss Marian 
Minsker on Sunday.
  Mrs. William Lyter and son William, Jr., spent Wednesday with Mrs. 
Lyter's mother, Mrs. Clara Campbell.

West Shore, Cumberland Valley and Central Pennsylvania News

GRADUATION AT CARLISLE HIGH

  CARLISLE, June 14. - Professor Leon Printz, of Dickinson College, 
delivered a lecture on "Square Pegs in Round Holes" to the graduating 
Class of the Carlisle High School at the fifth annual commencement 
exercises last evening in the Carlisle Opera House.
  Diplomas were presented to the largest class that has yet completed 
the High School course here.  Seventy-seven young man and women were 
graduated.  Miss Mary E. Noaker won first honors and Elizabeth A. 
Diller was second. 
                            The Class Roll

  The complete roll of the members of the class follows:

  Classical course - Elizabeth Boyd Bratton, Elizabeth Adele Diller, 
Ruth M. Dotter, Margaret R. Dunlap, Buelah McFair, Huldah James Kirk, 
Mary E. Noaker, Mary Jane Orr, Charlotte C. Sheaffer, Irene E. 
Waugaman, Esther E. Weakley, Helen Wetzel, Mildred Ring Zinn.
  General course, Margaret Kerr Bender, Esther L. Browne, Sara S. 
Coover, Bernice M. Dubbs, Lauretta Green, Margaret Ellen Hoffman, 
Nellie Marie Kitner, Elsie R. Lau, Pauline O. Lease, Helen Camellia 
Line, Rena B. Logan, Mary E. Madden, E. Grace McBride, Cecilia M. 
McCullough, Clara E. McCoy, Mary W. Mentzer, Elizabeth Hester Miller, 
Nora V. Myers, Marie Obermiller, Ethel L. Ritter, Kathryn Snyder, 
Virginia Ruth Starner, Emelyn M. Trine, Mary Kathrine Wetzel, Cora May 
Williamson, Guy A. Barbour, Burnet Bear, Harry N. Basom, Lynn 
Brenneman, Parke N. Dubbs, John Dunfee, Paul W. Eppley, Paul E. Garber, 
George M. Harmon, Ray B. Lackey, Laurence B. McCullough, John O. 
Nickey, John B. Peter, J. Franklin Raudabaugh, Ralph K. Rynard, Lloyd 
E. Spangler, Lawrence W. Stine, Herbert S. Williams, Dewitt Wise. 
  Commercial course, Ruth E. Browne, Claire E. Eckles, M. Violet Keeny, 
Esther M. Kenson, Romayne Marsh, Evelyn M. Nelson, Anna B. Ritter, Ella 
Robbins, Myra Sadler Shearer, Margaret Elemina Thompson, Esther Walter, 
Winifred C. Wardecker, Earl Kutz, Herman W. Marks, Marcus A. McKnight, 
Robert B. Sipe, Van C. Spence.
  Manual arts course, Ray D. Coover, Bruce M. Dougherty, William Spahr.
  The commencement dance of the school was held last evening in Mentzer 
Hall, after the graduation exercises.  The hall was decorated with 
flags and buntings making a striking patriotic display.  Music was 
furnished by Soubier's Orchestra of Harrisburg.
  Among the guests were:  Stella Weaver, Ruth Niestley, Larue Waseheim, 
Mary Lyon and Mrs. Mary Parker of Carlisle; Miss Corncrops, Frederick, 
Md.; Miss Barrote, Harrisburg; Claude Clugh, Mark Garber, George 
Lawton, Victor Boyer, William Ewing and Clifford Rebock, of Carlisle; 
Gabriella Hernandez, Porto Rico; Morgan Sheedy, Altoona; Charles 
Harmon, Philadelphia.

MRS. SHEESELY BURIED

  NEW CUMBERLAND, June 14. - The funeral of Mrs. Edward Sheesely was 
held yesterday from her home.  The Rev. T. V. Rue officiated.  Burial 
was made at Oberlin.

Brief Notes on News From New Cumberland

  NEW CUMBERLAND, June 14. - The Work and Win Bible class of the church 
of God Sunday School will meet at the home of Milton Kitzmiller Monday 
evening.
  The Sunday School class of the Methodist Episcopal Sunday School 
taught by Miss Mabel Tritt will picnic at Paxtang Saturday afternoon.
  Clarence Weigle, a student of Findlay College, is spending his 
vacation with his cousin, Mrs. C. H. Heiges, at the Church of God 
parsonage.
  Mr. and Mrs. Wise, of Bangor, who have been spending several days 
with their daughter, Mrs. George Pritchard, have returned home.
  Mrs. Jacob Bailets, of Harrisburg, was a guest of Mrs. J. A. Sprenkel 
and Mrs. Mary Bailets yesterday.
  W. H. Young, of Philadelphia, is visiting his father, Dr. J. H. 
Young.
  George Pritchard is visiting relatives at Bangor.
  The J. W. B. Club will be entertained by Miss Marguerite Fisher at 
her home this evening. 

SOLDIER BOYS VISITING HERE

  Davis L. Garver, a member of the 184th Areo Squadron of the United 
States Army, and who is stationed at the Johns Hopkins University, at 
Baltimore, arrived in the borough and will spend several days as the 
guest of his mother, Mrs. Clarissa Davis, and aunt, Miss Sarah Davis, 
on South Union street.
  Private Eckert Schaeffer, who has been stationed at Camp Grant, Ill., 
for the past several months, is spending a ten-day furlough in the 
borough as the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schaeffer, on 
North Union street. 

PERSONAL MENTION

  Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Schreiner, of East Emaus street, spent yesterday 
at Harrisburg, where they were the guests of their daughter, Mrs. 
Harvey C. Lindemuth and husband, North Eighteenth street.
  Mrs. John E. Myers, of Scranton, is spending some time in the borough 
as the guest of her sister, Mrs. George Ettele and family, on West Main 
street.  Mrs. Myers has received word that her nephew, Clifford M. 
Woodsides, has received a commission as a lieutenant.  Lieutenant 
Woodsides was formerly from this borough, and resided on North Union 
street.  He is stationed at Camp Gordon, Augusta, Ga.
  Mrs. Susan Brubaker, of Pomona, Cal., arrived in town and is spending 
some time as the guest of her sister, Mrs. Annie Parsons, on 
Susquehanna street.  Mrs. Brubaker came East to attend the United 
Brethren convention at Hershey.
  Mr. and Mrs. John C. Beachler, of North Union street, left for 
Hanover, at which place the former will attend the annual reunion of 
the Ninth Pennsylvania Volunteers, of the United States Army.  Mr. 
Beachler, of North Union street, and Mr. Terley, of Market street, are 
the only survivors of the regiment in the borough. 

Hummelstown News; Many Visitors in Town

HUMMELSTOWN, June 14. - The Rev. Harry Hartranft, formerly of town, 
pastor of a Presbyterian church at Bend, Oregon, for the last ten 
years, will deliver an illustrated lecture in the Methodist church 
tomorrow evening.
  The Rev. and Mrs. Elmer G. Leinbach, of Schuylkill Haven, were guests 
of the Rev. and Mrs. Arthur R. King on Wednesday.
  Mrs. Edward Hammer, of Minersville, is visiting her mother, Mrs. U. 
R. Shaeffer.
  James Shull, of New Bloomfield spent Wednesday with his brother, Dr. 
W. M. Shull, who has been ill for the last several days.
  Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baney, of Harrisburg, spent yesterday with Mrs. 
Baney's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George H. Keller.
  Miss Caroline Schaffner has returned from Hood College, Frederick, 
Md., to spend the summer vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. 
Schaffner.
  Mrs. George Etter and children, of Palmyra, visited her parents, Mr. 
and Mrs. Martin Miller, yesterday.
  Mr. and Mrs. Chester Gates have returned to Indianapolis, Ind., after 
spending several days with Mrs. Gates' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas 
McCall.

13 Colored Men Leave for Camp Next Friday

  Following the orders received yesterday from the National Draft 
Board, local Board No. 1 of Dauphin County, Steelton, announced this 
morning the names of the thirteen colored men who will leave the 
borough Friday morning, June 21, for Camp Sherman.
  They are:  Andrew Brown 215 North Second street, Steelton; George 
Andrews, Railroad Camp, Royalton; Raper Pritchett, 213 North Harrisburg 
street, Steelton; Charles Letcher, 105 Adams street, Steelton; Joseph 
Grant, C. and L. Roundhouse, Lebanon; Joshua Parker, 133 Adams street, 
Steelton; David D. Cowhard, 126 Ridge street, Steelton; Olden Jetter, 
478 Myers street, Steelton; James M. Knapper, 230 Adams street, 
Steelton; William Summers, 130 Adams street, Steelton; James Snyder, 
152 Ridge street, Steelton; Mansel Tripplet, 107 Adams street, 
Steelton; George Washington, 41 Frederick street, Steelton.
  The local board will send fourteen white men to training camps during 
the entrainment week from June 24 to 29.

ARMY CASUALTY LIST NAMES 119

Two Pennsylvanians in Pershing Report Given Out Today

  WASHINGTON, June 14. - One hundred and nineteen casualties in the 
American expeditionary forces were announced by the War Department 
today, divided as follows:
  Twenty-nine killed in action, five died of wounds, six from disease, 
three from accident, seventy wounded severely, or wounded, degree 
undetermined and five missing in action.
  The officers on the list in the Army were:
  Captain Frank W. Hulett, Lewistown, Me., and Lieutenants Ernest 
Francis Sexton, Darien, Conn., and George Stein, New York, killed in 
action.
  Lieutenant George C. Muscio, Waterbury, Conn., wounded severely.
  Lieutenant Charles W. Maxon, Baltimore, Md., previously reported as 
missing in action, is now reported as a prisoner.
  Other casualties were: - 

Killed in Action

BOVIE, MICHAEL A., sergeant, Choboygan, Mich.
WOODSIDE, JAMES L., sergeant, Statesville, N. C.
BELL, GEORGE, corporal, Winchester, Idaho.
BROWN, CHARLES O., corporal, Poplar Bluff, Mo.
BROWN, JAMES W., corporal, Phoenix City, Ala.
CONOVER, RICHARD S., corporal, East Greenwich, R. I.
CAPSACK, MICHAEL DANA, private, Chicago, Ill.
CARLSON, JOSEPH H., private, Nobble, Sweden.
CZYZESKI, JOHN, private, Glasgow, Mont.
FLOYD, JAMES C., private, Rogersville, Tenn.
HUTCHINS, GEORGE D., private, Hickman, Ky.
JAWORSKI, NIKOLAJ, private, Chicago, Ill.
JOHNSON, HAROLD H., private, Penn Yan, N. Y.
JUSTICE, IRA H., private, Trimble, Tenn.
KEMIG, JOHN F., private, Spalding, Idaho.
LENAHAN, VINCENT M., private, Waterford, N. Y.
MEEHAN ROMULUS, private, La Salle, Ill.
MICHAEL, FRANK J., private, St. Louis, Mo.
NOYD, RAY A., private, Waterloo, Mont.
POWERS, THOMAS, private, Garden City, Kan.
REEDER, CHARLES H., private, Sioux City, Iowa.
ROTTENBERG, SAMUEL B., private, New York, N. Y.
SALNER, MORRIS, private, Jersey City, N. J.
SCHNIDER, NICHOLAS, private, Souckalchis, Russia.
STEWART, BUFORD, private, Manafile, Ala.
ZITITEEZ, FIDOSSY, private, Laona, Wis.

Died of Wounds

BATES, GORDON WARD, private, Shelby, Mich. 
COYE, JOHN H., private, Brighton, Mass.
MALONE, FRANK E., private, Mt. Horeh, Wis.
MILLARD, CLYDE, private, Montpelier, Ind.
STANGE, JOHN A., private, Columbus, Ohio.

Died of Disease

COUCH, WILLIE, private, Newman, Ga.
DODIN, JAMES, private, Chattanooga, Tenn.
FOSTER, WILLIAM FINLAY, private, Willowbar, Okla.
HOLDEN, WADE, private, Jefferson, Ohio.
PARTRIDGE, CLARENCE S., private, La Cygne, Kan.
PRICE, JOHN W., private, Council Bluffs, Iowa.

Died of Accident

SHAW, H. C., civilian, Cambridge, Mass.
GEHLEA, GEORGE W., private, Brooklyn, N. Y.
McCARTHY, CHARLES H., private, Tiffin, Ohio.

Severely Wounded

COLLINS, ROBERT L., sergeant, Bridgeport, Conn.
DAVIS, OLIVER R., sergeant, Yonkers, N. Y.
DUNBAR, ROY, sergeant, Chicago, Ill.
FINEGAN, GARET J., sergeant, New Brunswick, N. J.
SHEEHY, JEREMIAH, sergeant, Lyrracrompane, Ireland.
SUNDEEN, LLOYD, sergeant, Kerkhoven, Minn.
BRATCZAK, TONY, corporal, Chicago, Ill.
BUSLER, LEIGH E., corporal, South Charleston, Ohio
GARRETT, EARL, corporal, Windsor, Ill.
HANSON, WILBUR F., corporal, Brooklyn, N. Y.
HETZEL, WILLIAM, corporal, Congress Park, Ill.
JONES, PAUL E., corporal, Harvard, Mass.
KAUFMAN, JACOB,corporal, Brooklyn, N. Y.
LYDEN, JOHN,corporal, Letterfrack, Ireland.
ROCHE, CARL, corporal, Hudson, Mass.
RYAN, FRED J., corporal, Lowell, Mass.
STETZ, JOHN J., corporal, Chicago, Ill.
THOMPSON, HAROLD G., corporal, New Britain, Conn.
BARBEE, MERRILL M., private, Spiro, Okla.
BARE, LUTHER E., private, Mayaville, Ky.
BLACKBURN, JAMES C., private, Shawnee, Okla.
BLOSSER, LEON, private, Columbus Grove, Ohio.
BROUTLETTE, HOMER, private, North Adams, Mass.
CATHCART, ROBERT, private, Piqua, Ohio. 
CLARK, HAROLD C., private, Watertown, N. Y.
COHEN, MORRIS, private, Milwaukee, Wis. 
CUNNINGHAM, FRANK, private, Ballymore, Ireland.
DAMRON, JOHNNIE, private, Fort Gay, W. Va.
FLOOD, IRA, private, Shepherdsville, Ky.
GATEWEED, ROBERT C., private, Paducah, Ky.
GLEW, ROY M., private, Farlay, Iowa.
GRASSI, ANTONIO, private, Licciano de Colato, Italy.
GRIMES, PAUL, private, Greencastle, Ind.
GUILBEAU, LOUIS, private, Arnaudville, La.
HASSETT, MARTIN, private, Chicago, Ill.
HICKS, LEWIS F., private, Naples, Texas.
HURTUK, STEPHEN H., private, Bridgeport, Conn.
JACKSON, BERNARD E., private, Chicago, Ill.
JESTER, ALBERT H., private, Galveston, Texas.
JONES, HOMER, private, London, Ohio.
KEMP, WILLIAM C., private, Crump, Tenn.
McCOMB, WILLIAM H., private, New Castle, Pa.
MALONE, JOHN J., private, Philadelphia, Pa.
MANTAS, GEORGE, private, Toole, Utah.
MAZZINI, CHRIS F., private, Santa Barbara, Cal.
MILLER, ISAAC D., private, Denison, Texas
MILLS, FRANK H., private, Millburn, N. J.
MOORHEAD, ALEXANDER, private, New York, N. Y.
NUGENT, GEORGE L., private, silver Springs, N. Y.
OLSEN, ARTHUR JONATHAN, private, Chicago, Ill.
OSBURN, WILLIAM H., private, Troy, N. Y.
PETERS, LEE, private, Earnestville, Ky.
RALLES, MYLES F., private, Lowell, mass.
RICKETTS, RODNEY, private, Sanders, Ky.
RUSH, LEONARD C., private, Buena Vista, Ga.
SCHOEPKE, JOHN, private, private, Fond du Lac, Wis.
SCRAN, CLARENCE, private, Bay City, Mich.
SCHLEUTER, JULIUS WILLIAM, private, North Menominee, Wis.
MANGUS, BARNEY, private, Sheveland, Scandinavia, Wis.
SHUTOVICH, JOHN, private, new York, N. Y.
SOCHA, JOSEPH, private, Minneapolis, Minn.
SROK, JACK, private, Youngstown, Ohio
STRICKLAND, EARNEST, private, Center, Texas.
WALSH, MARTIN, private, Richmond, Cal.
WASILEWSKI, JOSEPH, private, Depue, Ill.
WESBERRY, FRANK E., private, Woodville, Miss.
SOLDO, LUIGI, private, Pittsburgh, Pa
WISJOLOWSKI, PETER F., private, Chicago, Ill.
ZUBA, JOHN, private, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Wounded (Degree Undetermined)
KREINBRING, FREDERICK, private, Brandon, Iowa.

Missing in Action.

HYDE, FREDERICK R., corporal, Chester, Vt., 
N-DSELSKI, TEODOR, private, ___on city, Conn.
P___, EDWARD N., private, Hardwick, Vt.
RIEDLE, CLARENCE H., private, Bristol, Conn.
STURGEON, CHARLES F., private, Bristol, Conn.

Tech Distance Runner Is Now on French Soil
OSCAR L. SUTCH [photo]

  The many friends of Oscar L. Sutch, a graduate of Tech High in the 
class of '17, will be pleased to hear of his safe arrival in France.  
"Pete" enlisted in the Governor's Troop under the command of Captain 
Roberts, and was sent to Camp Hancock early last summer.  Later the 
troop was disbanded and he was then transferred to Battery E. of the 
108th field Artillery.
  He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Sutch, 1415 Shoop street.  He 
was the best distance runner Tech has had for years, having established 
a record in the mile run in 1916.

 WOUNDED IN ACTION

  YORK, June 14. - Mr. and Mrs. John S. Eckert, of Felton, this county, 
have received word that their son, John T. Eckert, was seriously 
wounded in action May 28.  Young Eckert enlisted before war was 
declared and served as a machine gunner.

The Evening News, Harrisburg, Penna., Friday, June 14, 1918