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Domestic News July 30, 1922

The Pensacola Journal

Pensacola, Escambia County, Florida

What is this article about?

Six young men from Milton and Bagdad, Florida—Ellis Williams, Jennings Harvell, Herman Lynn, Lamon Thornton, Tom Gentry, and C. J. Sampley—depart on July 29 for a month's training at Camp McClellan, Alabama. Most are first-timers, with local pride in their service.

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Six Milton Boys
Attending Camp

MILTON, Fla., July 29.-Six Milton and Bagdad boys leave tonight for a month's service in the Citizen's Military Training Camp at Camp McClellan, near Anniston, Ala.

These six young men are Messrs. Ellis Williams, Jennings Harvell, Herman Lynn, Lamon Thornton and Tom Gentry of Milton and C. J. Sampley of Bagdad.

This will be their first year in camp, for all except Ellis Williams who spent a month in the camp last year and Jennings Harvell who spent a year in the regular army.

Milton is justly proud of these boys and expects nothing less of them than conduct worthy of real soldiers of the greatest nation on earth-the United States of America.

What sub-type of article is it?

Military Arrival Departure

What keywords are associated?

Milton Boys Military Training Camp Mcclellan Citizens Military Training Camp

What entities or persons were involved?

Ellis Williams Jennings Harvell Herman Lynn Lamon Thornton Tom Gentry C. J. Sampley

Where did it happen?

Milton, Fla.

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Milton, Fla.

Event Date

July 29

Key Persons

Ellis Williams Jennings Harvell Herman Lynn Lamon Thornton Tom Gentry C. J. Sampley

Event Details

Six Milton and Bagdad boys leave tonight for a month's service in the Citizen's Military Training Camp at Camp McClellan, near Anniston, Ala. This will be their first year in camp, for all except Ellis Williams who spent a month in the camp last year and Jennings Harvell who spent a year in the regular army. Milton is justly proud of these boys and expects nothing less of them than conduct worthy of real soldiers of the United States of America.

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