Salt Lake Telegram | 1934-06-30 | Page 12 | Utah Militia Leaves Camp

UTAH MILTIA MILITIA LEAVES CAMP Batteries Leave for for- Home After Month of Activity Special to The Telegram CAMP W. W G. G WILLIAMS WILLIMS Jordan Narrows June 30 The 3 The One Hundred and Forty fifth field artillery Utah national guard broke artlery camp here early Saturday morning moring leaving Camp W. W G. G Williams deserted after nearly a month of activity Batteries from L Logan an and Mint ManU were the first out of camp leaving at 7 a. a m. m Others followed throughout the morning Many features marked the final camp activities FridA Friday night Retreat Retreat Re Re- treat parade honored Sergeant Fred A. A Simonds drum major who will wi retire retire re reo tre tire before the next camp Is held Regular officers turned command of ot the batteries over to the te noncommissioned officers and stood with wih Sergeant Sergeant Ser Ser- geant Simonds as the groups marched past sast past Regimental awards pres durIn durIng dur- dur In Ing Tig the evening were won by D bat bat- tery cry of Salt Sat Lake City commanded by y Captain Captin Sumner P. P Tufts For the tile fifth fth successive time the regiment merit meri cup went to the battery batter while the he Fred A. A Prince armory inspection tion ton cup was won for lor the third time Farewell remarks were made by Brigadier General W. W G. G Williams state adjutant Colonel Carl A. A Badger commander of the One OneHundred OneHundred OneHundred Hundred and Forty fifth field artil artil- art 1 lely ery and Chaplain C. C C. C Approximately H OO In pay paychecks paychecks paychecks checks was also distributed to the regiment Frida Friday