300 500 6C0 Total 20C
NAIVE SF SF SF S. F. RF
Cpl. Stewart . - .43 .. ..42 . .. .41. ..dii .• • '•15
Cpl. Wilson... .36. . * .IP • ... «3l • • < ,.10il „ 11«J.
Cpl. Schorr..,.44..< .34... .37. < .JR5. -io?... . . ,14*. ABo .. .603 ,
Cpl. Barry.4G,r>t .30 ..115. J 61-«.,1 /C . ~.144« .4S4 - - •C'Q^ ^
500 Total Aggro- Qualificatic
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2 PC Chamberlain. .43., ./V-*«..35, „ „ .119 *.178
300
RF RF RF gate
166 ... .$$6, .516.. ,642 ....... < F,Xpert
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POST HEADQUARTERS PIPt.lSREC “KUriYE :LftKi; 0F "I70 J&il'S51 OMPD OFflCEhd
In order that all may be 1'arajliar trzih i:ie ?er.rtox7“*"v ar.iow.g tho non
commissioned officers, the ad;, at a it’ a office has publish ed a mom: 1 andum giving
the names and dates of warrants of the nun-commissioned officers of the two
line companies stationed here, as follows:
FIRST SERGEANTS:
riin, Robe re M e. ( 50 2S 2 C'?) 1 Co mpa r.y F,
Mil'J er, Ben jarain F.( R-23 65426) Golapar.y E,
SERGEANTS:
Emerson, Arthur W, Company F* .Apr51 25,
Klitxa, Franz,, Company E, j'an, i., 1926
Harney, Edward F, Company fJky 14, 292
Behrens, Charles E, Co. F, Jan. 14, 2 918
Schumafcb&r, Louis JCo,. F«,Jan* 0, 19$
Masury, Geo. T., /J;'. T, Jan, 11, 3 921
Thatcher. Em&iti Lv,Cc. EMJan IS, 1921
71b Infantry .*... «■ .October 25, 190 .
7th Infantry .......November 15 - 11 )
1909 Barry4 J.Co E, May 15,3923
McCall,A• J.pCocF.,Kune 2? 392;'
lei fiin.R.V.t Cc *E.S June 5, 1921
* ^ # f
Powsl 2, .i *E*. G a«. F •, ilrt <■ 19
Lepp'Le, 9, L.,Cr „,tNov.,2, Iv• •
Monris. A *R•jCo« F-;Jan 24,1924
CORPORALS:
Russell,Gilbert CMCo.r^Ssrt „ 14, 3.922
Phillips,, Jesse D. Co, E, June 1, 1 y28
Rudy, George, Co. 5‘.. June 7, 1923
Pringla, J chn A „, . '■ 2., 19 23 (Co tS)
St wait, L. H *, Co . F., 0c j, 5, 1323
Wilson,B* A., Co.F, Nrv. 1..1923
Sshorn, Nick, Co .S’., Ncv,'15*1923
Stephens, Root J, Co. E, Jan 26, 1924
Bav'tv , Mich ea 1 J, Co F, Jan 29. 19 2A
Gilbert, Ebenessr 2f CrE, March J
1924
0* Shea, E:-nr:.s J,CoE,Me.rch 14,1924
T«ff_ -Ai , - U 'T p . IT lTr,-..>L I
lv'iOS*lfcr. ii ‘ * »G\ .Jfi. cot. ! ■: •
H dime r, vt. 73., C o - F., ivrr ' 2
Green, John W„,C:.'F. June
Gilbert, win. F, C •- F, June
9.. 1
1 91'•
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St ev/a rt j d - . M > C o -b, J i;7 1' . 19 3
COMPANY E AWARDS SHOOTING PRIZES:
A memorandum of Company E, dated July 22, reads as* tftliows:
"It is with pleasure that xhe Company R oiumardor anncu res the -?ol ..owing
awards of pizes to the men who made the h Lghesi pr oreo wi :h'"the service rf» lie
in'the company during the record target season o f fd: .v •
Non-commissionea officer raking the highest average, prize*, fcll, Sgt .
Franz Klitza, score 32:3 ~
Private making highest average, P-»t. Walter 3ruhu, cr.i.z© *11. r.ccre, 32 5.
Private making 2nd highest average, prize, kbr ?•-*■£» luF.HucU'cn,. sc>||..oj}.,
individual making highest sc art sitting and kneeling. pri;:e 4b, PFC^ihs
C .Stamper, score 4'7.
Individual making highest score standing, prise, 4-5. Sgt. George T. Maeury,
score 45.
Individual making highest score at rapid fire, prise $5, Pvt Raymond hief
ner, score 140*
Coach whose group fade highers average, prize *10, Cpl „ Rubt«. E* Dunbar,
5 ER, 1 SS, 1 MIJl, average score. 304*
"The rules of the awards were that no man could win more than one prize and
incase one man was eligible for more then one, the next highest to him woilld
receive the other prize* Ties were decreed by par. 79, TR 150’iR."
"M.C-Martin, Capt,7th inf*,Cmdg,Co