Found in the Pages of "The Jefferson Gazette"
February 19, 1918
CALLED FOR PHYSICAL EXAMINATION NO. 2
County of Ashtabula, for February, 19th, 1918
Ruland, Elliott, Kingsville, R. D. 3
Foster, Charles F., East Orwell,O.
Williams, Clayton C., Orwell, O.
Goodwin, Raymond, Saybrook, O.
Potter?, Lloyd Geo., Chicago, Ill.
Landfear, Ford C., Geneva
_____, Howard, Leavittsburg, O.
Spring, Walter C., Geneva, O.
Shipman, Harry, Orwell
Wills?, Chas. Emerson, Andover
_____, Vasitle, Orwell
_____, Ora W., Jefferson
Inscho, Geo. E., E. Geneva, O.
Smith, Wilbur E., Ashtabula Harbor, O.
Woodard, Donald E., Andover
Magaro, John, Cleveland, O.
Vaughn, Chas. Edgar, South Bend, Indiana
Butler, Geo. L, Ashtabula, R. D. 3
Rose, John Wallace, Dorset, O.
Terry, Chas E., Andover, O
Heaton, Eurit, Junior, West Virginia
Mitchell, Harry, Rock Creek, O
Williams, Walter, Andover, O. R. D. 3
[Incomplete list from torn copy]
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March 30, 1918
MORE MEN CALLED FOR PHYSICAL EXAMINATION
April 2nd, 1918
Local Board No. 2, Ashtabula County
Order Name Address Serial
0504 Brooks, Geo. D., Rome
1217 Good, Alfred Wm., Fayette
1316 Rennick, Lindsley, Cleveland
1459 Cook, Frank A., Geneva
1712 Dickinson, Donald M., Geneva
1757 Gladding, Elmo, Rome
1765 Gamlin, Howard N., Orwell
1767 Langworthy, Barton, Rock Creek
1774 Sutton, Carl, Geneva
1784 McCool, Geo. H., Conneaut
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July 23, 1918
List of Men Called for Examination
By Local Board No. 2, Ashtabula County,
July 25, 1918
Leon R. Hunt, Geneva, O.
Esley B. Pruden, Geneva, O.
Wm A. Hopkins, Geneva,
Joseph F. Newbold, Geneva
Roscoe L. Young, Geneva
George K. Mann, Ashtabula
July 27, 1918
Loyal A. Gulliger, Cleveland
Lawrence A. Welton, Ashtabula
Geo. M. Salyards, Andover
Edward C, Fuller, Kinsman, R.I.
Richard W. Covert, South Bend, Indiana
W. S. Weiss, M.D., Exam Physician
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August 1, 1918
CHANGE IN ORDERS -- DRAFT NOTES
Owing
to a change in orders, the men named to go to Camp Syracuse, N. Y. Aug.
2nd, will be sent to Columbus Barracks, Columbus, Ohio, sometime in the
week of August 7th. The following men qualified for limited service
only and will be sent to Camp Syracuse, August. 2nd:
Walter Williams, Andover, O.
John B. Miller, Dorset, O.
Byron A. Orkin, Geneva, O.
Local Draft Board No. 2, County of Ashtabula, Jefferson O.
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August 27, 1918
DRAFT MEN STARTED FOR CAMP TAYLOR
Twenty-seven Men Took the Train at Jefferson Monday Morning
With
eight old soldiers of the Civil war leading, 27 draft men marched from
the court house to the depot on Monday morning. One man on the list,
Charles Fuller, of Kinsman, failed to report in time, but appeared
later and was sent to Ashtabula to catch the train.
The
boys go to Camp Taylor in Kentucky. They left in charge of Frank J.
Scoville, of Geneva, who had served in the United States navy for 12
years.
Two
changes were made in the list published recently in the Gazette. Roscoe
J. Young was given deferred classification. Lawrence Welton, of
Ashtabula, took the place of Michael Marrapodi.
Following is the list of men who left Monday.
Edgar J. McBean, Geneva
Frank J. Scovil
Esley B. Pruden, Geneva
Wm. A. Hopkins, Geneva
Chas. W. Aldrich, Williamsfield
Lewis B. Butler, Andover
Lawrence A. Welton, Ashtabula
Ernest Rich, Geneva, R. D.
Harry Snyder, Geneva
Edward C. Fuller, Kinsman, R. D.
Richard W. Covert, South Bend, Ind.
Edward G. Jerome, Andover
Harvey C. Camp, Williamsfield
Lawrence Walton, Ashtabula
Carl E. Daniels, Andover
Walter C. Harper, Unionville
Joseph Pio, Dorset
Gordon W. Benton, E. Orwell [Colebrook]
Chas. F. Fenton, E. Orwell
Henry M. Phelps, Rome, R. D. 2
Einer G. Mackey, Ashtabula, R. D. 6
Howard M. Wrght, Ashtabula, R. D. 3
Glenn H. Fowler, Ashtabula
Edward H. Cone, Geneva
Howard Rodgers, East Orwell
Wm. M. Waddle, Conneaut
Sam Simon, Andover
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August 27, 1918
TO GO TO CAMP SHERMAN ABOUT SEPTEMBER 3
The following men will go to Camp Sherman, Ohio, about September 3. These men will go into limited service.
Charles E. Vaughn, Muncie, Ind.
Raymond W. Goodwin, Cleveland
Jos. , Williamsfield
Jacob E. Heidelberg, Jefferson
John Carcell, Geneva
Roy Perkins, New Brighton, Pa.
Roy A. Hutchinson, Ashtabula
Frank W. Harper, Unionville
Stephen Allen, Geneva
Don G. Marvin, Jefferson, Order 1693, Serial 992
Note: Not all of the men drafted were inducted into the service. A few
failed their physicals, and some of the later draftees were released
because the war ended.
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