Collection Name
About
ROSTER OF COMPANY PARTICIPATING IN FLOOD DUTY
1st. Lieut. Guy S. McKee
2nd Lieut. Carl J. Schlotterbeck
1st.Sgt Charles B.Minnebraker
Sgt. Carter, C.R.
Sgt. Conrad, V.P.–#
Sgt. Farrie, M.
Sgt. Metz, J.F.
Sgt. Rogers, C.B.
Sgt. Schlotterbeck, E.P.
Sgt. Smith, E.W.
Corp. Adams,E.L. Jr.–%
Corp. Edwards, W.L. –%
Corp. Grimm, H.R.
Corp. Keller, S.G.–#
Corp, Myers,T.R.
Corp. Palmer, A.C.–#
Corp. Ward, M.E.–%
Pfc. Charles, S.H.–#–%
Pfc. Crowe, C.C.
Pfc. Crum, G.D.
Pfc Gilbert, N.K.
Pfc Hines, J. R.–#
Pfc Hoover, R.B.
Pfc O'Brien, H.A.–#
Pfc. Penner, R.B.–#
Pfc Raymer, J.A.–#
Pfc. Rickard, G.F.
Pfc Schneider,W.F.
Pfc Wilson, J.F.–#
Pvt Adams,CA.
Pvt Ausherman, W. W.
Pvt Barnhart, E.E.–%
Pvt Bussard, H.H.
Pvt Bussard, W.T.
Pvt Close, R.F.–#
Pvt Duffey, R.S.
Pvt Fermes, L.J.–%
Pvt Funk, D.L.–#
Pvt Grimm, C.W.–%
Pvt Heefner, M.C.–%
Pvt Hildebrand, R.F.– %
Pvt Hoover, J.H.
Pvt Hopkins, W.F.–%
Pvt Jacobs, M.L.–%
Pvt Kretzer, K.W.
Pvt Montgomery, V.G#
Pvt 0'Brion, J.L.– #
Pvt Reece, W.S.
Pvt Schlotterbeck, W.R.
Pvt Schneider, H.M.
Pvt Trumpower, C.O.Jr.
Pvt Trumpower, H.R.– %
Pvt Weddle, L.R.–#– %.
Note # Indicates those men who returned to Hancock on March 19th.
% Indicates those men who remained at Hancock from Mar.23rd to 25th.
ROSTER OF COMPANY NOT PARTICIPATING IN FLOOD DUTY
Corp. Stains, E.W.
Pfc. Cooper, H.W.
Pfc. Flurie, A.R.
Pfc. McNamee, C.A.
Pfc. Secrist, D.P.
Pvt. Baker, W.J. Jr.
Pvt. Bragunier, L.M.
Pvt. Cohill, J.A.Jr.
Pvt. Delaughter, R.H
Pvt. French, D.J.
Pvt. Holmes, G.L..
Pvt. Jordan, W. K
Pvt. Lehman, J.K.
(The letter written below is a copy received from Regt.Hdqrs.)
City Of Cumberland, Maryland
April 2, 1936
Colonel D. John Markey, Military Department, State of Maryland, Frederick, Md.
My dear Colonel Markey;–
Permit me, on behalf of the governing body of this city and its citizens, to thank you for your kindly aid and assistance rendered as a member of the National Guard to this flood–stricken city after the disaster of March 17th.
Without the aid of the National Guard, this city would have no doubt suffered tremendous losses in looting and pilfering and disorder, and it was due to them that those crimes of darkness were kept at a minimum.
Very sincerely yours
George W. Legge, Mayor