MEN TO RE RETURNER TO STATUS IN NEXT TEW MONTHS
NAME
Ze i gn e r, Ha ymo n d
Ha rn e y, F dv,r a r d • F.
K1it z e r, Fr an z
Walkcr, Harrv E.
Drum, Eben'H.
Schumacher, Louis
’GRADE
* I ri vate
Sc rgoant
Sc rgcant
Private
Private
J. Sergean t
ORGANIZATION
Stewart, Leonard H. Corporal
Tanner, Rexford Corubral
Stewart. Marion Mb Corroral
Matthews, Claude
Burch, Fred
Ogden, Harold K.
Ritz, Clarence
Masury, George T.
Kishter, Harry L.
Wilson , • Bruce A.
Crocoll, William
Fulton, Clint A.
W, Pri vate
Pri vate
Private
Pvt. 1 cl.
Sergeant
Pvt. Pel.
Co r p o r a 1
H. P vt. Icl.
Pri vate
Co.E
Co .S
Co ,3
Co.E
Co. F
Co. F
Co. F
Co, F
Co.E
Co. E
Co. F
Co.E
Co. F
Co.E
Co. F
Cc. F
7 th
7 th
7 th
7 th
Inf.
Inf.
Inf.
In f *.
7 th Inf.
7 th Inf.
MEN TO BE
Jelineck, Anton
Ste venson, Wm. R.
Beard, Harris
Le vi n e , 3 amu e 1M,
Golar, Lev;is L.
7 th
7 th
7 th
7 th
7 th
7 th
7 th
7 th
7 th
7 th
Sftnance Dep.
Q,.M. Corps
RETURNED PER EXPIRATION TERM OF FORE I GN SERVICE.
Inf.
In f.
Inf.
Inf.
Inf.
In f.
Inf.
Inf.
Inf.
In f.
DATE OF. BIS.
4/27/25
5/9/25
5/12/25
5/16/25
6/13/25
6/20/25
6/20/25
6/20/25
6/20/25
6/20/25
6/23/25
6/23/25
6/25/25
6/26/25
6/26/25
6/28/25
4/27/25
6/16/25
Pvt.lcl.
Staff Sgt.
Pvt.lcl.
Pvt. Icl.
Staff Sgt.
Co. F 7th Inf.
Q,.M, Cc rps
Q,.M. Corps
Q,.M. Co rps
Med.Dep.
5/29/20
6/10/25
6/10/25
6/10/25
6/10/25
PATOUS P02TS IN UNITED STATES HISTORY.
Although ah accident of geography placed Ticonderoga upon the
soil of Hew York, Vermont, through the deeds of her ’’Green Mountain
Boys” has an equal c&im with her neighbor upon its stirring history.
There, John Stark, a colonial Captain, fighting with the British
against the French, showed the military qualities which iter made him
the hero of Bennington. There, too, Robert Rogers from”the New Hamp
shire Grants” (the abater became Vermont) had many escapades with his
rangers. But it was at the outbreak of the Revolution that Vermont
came in with her strongest claim to Ticonderoga as a part of her his
tory. There at the dawn of May 10th, 1775,Ethan Allen and his "green
Mountain Boys” won their deathless fame when they took possession of
the old French fort ”in the name of Jehovah and the Continental Con
gress”. But if Ticonderoga was the scene of a Vermont triumph it
must also be recorded that it came very neat being the scene of a
great disgrace for her. For it was within the walls of the fort that
the traitorous negotiations between the British and some of her lead
ers, dissatisfied because of unwarded honors, were carried on and the?
and through them, Vermont, narrowly escaped the shame which sullied
the fame of Conway and Charles Lee, and engulfed Benedict Arnold.
The complete history of Ticonderoga would fill volumes. It
begins away back in 1609 with Samuel Champlain, who fought the Iroquo;
on a narrow cape in Lake Champ&in, called Cheondaraga or Ticonderoga,
"between the Lakes”, and for the next 150 years this spot was the
scene of battles. In 1775 the French began building a fort on this
promontory, and name! it Fort Vaudreuil, in honor of the governor of
Canada. After th' Revolution Ticond&rcga•fell into decay, but thraug*
the patriotic'efforts of the Pell family, which, in 1818, obtained
the title to the land upon which the fort stood, it has'been partly
restored and today is visited by thousands as one of our most inter
esting historic shrines,
DCUT FORGET BOY SCOUTS BENEFIT DANCE A. B. HALL APRIL 11 TH. / .*