Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-08-18 | Page 15 | Guard Recruiting Work Continuing

GUARD RECRUITING 1IKJMII The opening week of the campaign to recruit the national guard of Utah, First infantry, up to its full strength of 1500 men) under the proclamation issued by Governor Bamberger, was most satisfactory, satisfac-tory, according to Captain Fred Jorgen-sen, Jorgen-sen, in charge of the campaign. Plans have been made for even more extended activity throughout the state the coming week. The permanent offices in Salt Lake City will be maintained and the Ogden office will also be open. The recruiting in this city wiil be extended ex-tended so that the workers In department depart-ment stores and the larger shops may have a recruiting officer address them before or after working hours or for a brief time at luncheon. Several requests of this kind were filled the past week and resulted in adding a considerable number to the roster. A special drive will be instituted later at Ogden, Logan and Brigham City. Mil-ford Mil-ford and Delta are insisting upon having a unit, Davis county is in line for two units, Ephraim has appointed its own organization or-ganization committee, while Murray already al-ready has the nucleus of a company. The recruiting officers tonight will visit Bountiful to address a meeting there. Enlistments yesterday were as follows: Frederick Atkinson, 41 Fairmont apartments; apart-ments; Walter Mattson, No. 1 fire station; sta-tion; Clyde F. Tervoort, Payson; Leslie Cundick, 29 East Seventeenth South street; Edgar C. Schmidt, 924 Kast Twenty-first South street; Clarence C. Jacob, 1022 Belmont avenue; Stewart B. Fife, i 414 Douglas avenue; Sherman G. Irvine, j 708 East Fourth South street; Joseph V. Stewart, 275 Hubbard avenue; Guy T. HartLn, 574 Ninth avenue; Henry A. Rob- j inson, 4G62,Glen avenue; Gerald Skelton, ; 86 Third avenue; Frank G. Ludwlg, 254 ! Concord street; Louis H. Carnilo, Shu- ! brick apartments; David Morsden, 776 West First North street; Sigfred Broder-son, Broder-son, 2542 South Thirteenth East street; Ernest P. Anderson, 864 South State street; Walter D. Cameron, 1265 East Third South street; Silas L. Rogers, 2416 Lake street; Lawrence Graham, 1527 Cameron street; Rollin C. Scoville, 503 Tenth East street. Daniel O. Larsen, H3S Hollywood avenue; ave-nue; Samuel E. Hill, Jr., 1085 South First West street; Leslie W. Scown, 134 West Sixth South street; Edgar I,. Scown, 550 Willard court; Edward J. McCallum, 22 Hillcrest apartments; Earl D. Smith, Alexandria apartments; Ernest E. Brown, 721 Jeremy street; Robert A. Clawsen, 22 East Fourth South street; David M. Ockey. 753 South Tenth East slreet; Samuel W. Coverdale, 738 Browning ave nue; Grant J. St. Ctatr, 140 South Socond East street; John L Icmbke, 432 Milton avenue; James J. Farrell, 161 West Seventh Sev-enth South street; Richard B. Cardall, 535 Ninth avenue; Louis W. Little, 97.'J South First West street; Guy W. Herie, 751 Linden avenue; Grover E, Christen -sen. 135 South Eleventh East street ; Clifford J. bray, 766 South Seventh East street; Fred M. Poulsen, 1582 South Richards Rich-ards street; Leslie W. Jones, 514 North Fifth West street; Otho WcMullen, 39 Buckingham apartments; Malcolm Ellis, 423 Seventh avenue; Frederick C. Van Buren, 1245 South Fourth East street; Bartlett Thco Raymond, 1 Si H Btreet ; Paul D. Hendry, 761 East Fourth South slreet; John Bishop. 222 South Stnto street; William Frankland, R. F. D. No. 4, Murray; .lohn P. Isaac, 840 West First North street; Ellis Leroy Steele, fire Hta-tion Hta-tion No. 1: Norman E. Mark, 372 East Forty-eighth South street; Edward A. Carrow, 215 ICast Seventh South ptreol : Wesley R. Jenkins, 244 Elizabeth street; Willard H. Harwood, 1718 South Sixth 1 East street.