158 In Call For Monday Another 65 Wednesday

158 In Call For Monday Another 65 Wednesday

April 20, 1944

Some Failed To Answer Draft Summons

     There were 223 persons called to report for induction into the armed services this week, with 158 scheduled for Monday and 65 for Wednesday, officials of the Paintsville Selective Service Board Announced.

     Of the 158 scheduled to report Monday a number failed to show up, officials said.

     The new list for May has not been received and officials had not been advised of the number of persons rejected out of the groups sent this week.

     From Paintsville

     Those from Paintsville scheduled to go to Huntington Monday for examinations included: Robert Leroy Slone, Henry Campbell Holbrook, Maurice Dixon Bailey, Ernie Howard, Edgar Willis VanHoose, Howard Cecil Lemaster, Sammie Phipps, Oscar Kennard, Clarence Hensley, Glenn Webb, Estill Melvin, Charles Buck Haney, Bennie Tackett, George Spencer, Roy A. Daniel, Troy Henry Wheeler, Thurman Fairchild, Clark Ward, Randall Daniel, Buel Williams, Cecil Ward, Kenneth Blair, Walter Clifton Watkins, Hershel Castle, Herman H. Williams, Roy Franklin Wheeler, George Kimbler, Fred Hannibal Meade, Delmar Fraley, Charles Virgil Wheeler, Harry Marvin Johnson, Russell Dills, Herman DeBoard, John Clayton Mills, Jr., Cecil Martin Preston and Eddie Clay Meade.

     Going From Staffordsville

     In the Monday call from Staffordsville were Frank Mahan, Dewey Tackett, Asa Clarence VanHoose, Son Fairchild, Herbert Mahan, Brooks Pelphrey, Thurman Earl Tackett, George B. Mahan, Walter Fairchild, Morse Hannah and Claude Hamilton.

     From Thealka in the Monday in the Monday call: Alva Crider, Solon Conley and Vencil Selson.

     In the West Van Lear group: Charles Conley, Hurst W. Pack, Ernest Pack, Bert Earl Preston, and Willis Honeycutt.

     Van Lear: Walter Conley, Jack Stafford, Edgar Pack, Stelson Arney Conley and Charles Conley, Jr.

     Keaton: Lunda Kelley, Fred Goble Ferguson.

     Volga: Marvin McKenzie, Bert Salyers, Earl King, Fred Osborne, Sanford H. Salyer, John S. McKenzie, Rexford McKenzie.

     Others in the group called Monday included John Willis Caudill, Mine Fork; Hager Elmore McCarty, Fords Branch; Orville Williams, Vermillion, O.; Foster Frazier, Dayton, O.; Merrill Smith, Ypsilanti, Mich.; Renold Nelson, Dwale, Ky.; Edward Blevins, Stockbridge, Mich.; Frank Jayne, Baltimore, Md.; Theodore Daniel, Wittensville, Ky.; Fonzie Cantrell, Flat Gap; Samuel Davis, Chandlerville; Russell Williams, Meally; McKinley Hall, Williamson, W. Va.; Frank Moore, Springfield, O.; James Pershing Phelps, Lexington; Bill Hall, Columbus; Charlie R. Jaynes, Ashland; Clyde Lemaster, Kerz; Edward Travis, Thelma; Earl Butcher, George Salyer, Ironton, Ohio; Kendall Williams, Flat Gap; Leaborn Anthony Baldwin, Oil Springs; William Lon Phelps, Meally.

     Earl Cantrell, Columbus, Ohio; Ernie Cantrell, Urbana, O.; Edgar Lee Auxier, East Point; Earl Boyd, Williamsport; Wayne Elliot Adams, Flat Gap; Willie H. Fitch, Kerz; John B. Grim, Winifred; Estill Blanton, Swamp Branch; Woodrow Bayes, Chillicothe, O.; Ray Ferguson, Ashland; Earl Lyon, Red Bush; Lonza Selvage, Denver; Bernard Etheridge Porter, (Transferred) Cincinnati; Ralph Salyer, Flat Gap; Marshall Ward, Boons Camp; Ray Caudill, Troy, Ohio; Vurl Lykins, Cincinnati; Charles S. Spradlin, Ashland; Mitchell Cantrell, Mine Fork; Ova J. Sparks, Flat Gap.

     Glen Ward, Offutt; Raymond Estep, Stambaugh; Henry Blanton, Kenwood; Estill Haney, Muncie, Ind.; Guy Hershel Baldwin, Oil Springs; Willis W. Burchett, Ashland; Hobart Conley, Win; Newton R. Daniel, Lowmansville; Quentin A. Spradlin, Hager Hill; Cecil Waller, Boons Camp; Boyd Patrick, Hager Hill; Clyde Ferguson, Winifred; Glenn Hansel Blanton, Falcon; Charles Ward, Ypsilanti, Mich.; Lloyd King, Flat Gap; Henry Lloyd Sproles, Ashland; Glen Eugene Williams, Dayton, O.; Virgil Arms, Hager Hill; John Blanton, Mine Fork; Douglas H. Fairchild, Oil Springs; Robert Williams, Meally; Eschel Robert Blair, Asa; Frank P. Adams, White House; Harmon Ratliff, Jr., Barnetts Creek; Woodrow Auxier, East Point; Mitchell Grim, Lowmansville; Marshall Hall, Winifred; Volney Fyffe, Elna; Earl Spencer, Leander; Eugene Price, Thelma; Calvin Parson, Dayton, O.; Glenn McCarty, Manilla; Gordon Ross VanHoose, Louisa; Smith Adams, Hager Hill; Russell Wells, Williamsport; Lenzie Webb, Kenwood; Augil Conley, Flat Gap; Ray Cantrell, Fuget; Earl Lemaster, Ashland; Warren Branham, Boons Camp; James Elmer Le Master, Marion, Ind.; Floyd Williams, Oil Springs; Clyde Estep, Fairfield, O.; Charles Conley, Jr., Van Lear; Arthur W. Collins, Ypsilanti, Mich.; Clifford Dutton, White House.

     Seven of the 65 scheduled to leave Wednesday were from Paintsville. These were John Russell Jenkins, Charles Max Brand, Jr., Ralph Drew Oppenheimer, Jr., James Heber Conley, Jay Stapleton, Regnold Slone and Hershell Gullett.

     Others were William F. Blevins, Staffordsville; Sheila Wallen, Kingford Heights, Ind.; Wallie B. pack, West Van Lear; General Ham Daniel, Wayland; Jack Pruitt, Jr., Boons Camp; Ervin Kenneth O’Bryan, Asa; Samuel James Crider, Tutor Key; Gail Edward May, Denver; Bernard VanHoose, Thealka; Junior Franklin, Cincinnati, O; Jay Vincel Castle, Thealka; Edward Edison Castle, Baltimore, Md.; Samuel Harry Payne Patrick, Riceville; Roy Rice, Nippa; Walter Marion Arrowood, Van Lear; Dencil H. VanHoose, Tutor Key; Lawrence Jennings, Meally; Russell Ray Pack, Van Lear; Burns Hitchcock, Van Lear; William Jarrell, Wheelwright; Ernest Adams, Nippa; Arnold Blanton, Swamp Branch; Johnson Stapleton, Tutor Key; Foster Brooks Fraley, Thealka; Harry Stambaugh, Jr., Ashland; Cecil Stapleton, David, Cecil Sammons, David; Walter C. Fitzpatrick, Hager Hill; Ernest Preston, Stone; Junior River, Denver; Riggs Powers, Selma, Ohio; Jessie Price, Jr., Freeburn; Clyde Castle, Cincinnati, Ohio; Howard H. Hyden, Langley; Proctor Fyffe (transferred), Lucasville, Ohio; Roy Joe Dawson, Richmond, Ind.; Howard Dills, Stambaugh; Wayne Hitchcock, Denver; George Webb, Manilla; Everett Wallen, White House; Arville Bailey, Flat Gap; James King, Staffordsville; Hershel McKenzie, Volga; Elmer Lee Fields, Odds; Clifford Smith, Van Lear; Joe Charles, Thealka; Mathew Music, Manton; George Smith, Offutt; Estill Ervin Stacey, Van Lear; Havlyn Daniel, Saxonburg, Pa.; William Frederick Stambaugh, Hager Hill; Ray Vern McKenzie, Pikeville; Jack Bowens, Jr., Williamsport; Richard Murray, Lowmansville; Charles H. Fitch, David; Lester Branham, Laing, W. Va.; Hershell Salyers, Van Lear; Frank Joyne, Staffordsville; Carl Harris, Collista; Claude Kimbler, Kerz; and Everette Spears, Thealka.