COMPANY' AND DETACH!,ENT NEWS i
COMPANY MF»: Pvt. lcl.Hitz and Pvt .Hansen are On the
Post to spend a few days before returning to W'ell9, where they are spending a rcont?
furlough.
Corporals Schoor and Greemvood and Private Butler will leave on the Admiral Rodgei
next Sunday for Fort Lawton, vVri•, where they will be discharged per 3.T.S.
Cornoral Wilson got fixed up with a pair of goggles in the Hi$i School Basketball
game in Juneau, Whitey MeKinzie1 a head is the hardest.
Company TrF” is shooting on the gall9ry range these days. Try outs are being held
to pick a Company team to participate in the N.11.A match.
Ten new men were assigned to the Company last Sundayf as follows! Privates Mike
New, Ferdinand D.Orendorf, William G.Hager, Galvin S.Hall, Joseph Koziaz, Albert M,
Lavender, Mike I&x, Joseph M.Hughey, Woodrow Kelly, and Carl W.Midkiff.
COMPANY
Captain I&rtin, Lieut .Sutherland, Sgts.
Masury and Hogwood, Pvts. Hieks, Schultz, Lyon, Zeifgner, Gardiner, Rodrigjo, KistLi
and Wiseman, epent the week in Juneau, making the trip on the USB Fornance.
Sgt.Loftin, after being called Mr .Loft in for one day, re- enlisted and is now enjoy
ing a three month’s furlough in the vicinity of Sunshine Hill, accompanied by Corpo
ral Stewart, who hae been granted a month’s furlough also.
Sergeant Klitzer, the ever on the job supply sergeant, is spending a month’s fur*
lough in the wilderness surrounding Sunshine Hill.
Private (Paddy) Bruhn, the snappy clerk at the PX, is now enjoying a month’s leave,
whereabouts unknown.
Private (Baldy) Patch, returned on the 15th from a month’s furlough. Baldy states
that he had a fin© time, spent one day in the U.S. and the other twenty nine in a
place where B.V.D’s (Before Volstead Day$,: are 9tili in vo^gue.
MEDICAL DETACHMENT:
Staff Sgt ♦Lewis L.Golar, w*10 wen
to the states September 20th for an examination for*” a commission in the MedJVdiru
Corps, and who underwent an operation for appendicitis, returned on the last Ro'dgeri
and no reception no matter how noisy would have been heard above Buster’s sereams
to Daddy. Sgt. Golar has been troubled with an inflamed throat since soon after
his arrival in the states. No, it isn’t colder there than here, on the contrary
, the sun was very bright the day the World flyers came over. I guess he got his
tonsils sunburned. The giwxt dirigible Shenandoah which visited the coast last
month and was so light it could not land until evening, hovered over the camp all
day, and the reflexion from the silver sausage surely brightened up Camp Lewis .
Pvt .George Tuten, formerly of Chilkoot Barracks, and first sgt and Mrs. Bert Knox,
former Provost sgt. here, sends their regards to their friends.
PFC. A.R.r&thews, after a wild ride to the northward Friday, is having an at home
week. He can be found in the Hospital until Sunday Noon.
pvt .Phillips departed fox* the staes for discharge on account of minority* The Baskc
ball team will miss him but he is not ALL that i9 MISSING.
Pvt.*Wagstaff held open house a few nights ago. Harry E.ualker of Co.’^’1 was in
attendance - he can report the affair.
Sgt.A.V.Ramsey reverted to the srado of private Nov. 9th*, 1924. Reverted**
QUARTERI ASTER DETACHMENT:
Priavte -life Iter W.Lawrie, a deser>-.
from the Q.il.C* this Post since last Spring, was apprehended at Petersburg, Alaska,
last Saturday and placed in Jail avwiiting transportation tp Jbrt Lawton, Wn«, for
trial. It is understood that Lawrie had enlisted in the U.S.Coast Guard, when he
was apprehended. Corporal Schorr will accompany Lawrie to $brt Lawton r.s guard
PRIVATE, XCL* AND MHS. THOiuAS KEANE LEAVE FOR STATES:. .* •
Private
lei, and i$re. Thomas Keane will leave on the Admiral Rodgers Sunday for Vancouver-/:
Barracks for station. The Post will greatly miss Private and firs. Keane and wishc.
tem good luck in their new home.