March!" First Sergeant Morris gave "Company Dismissal." There were also read letters from Chaplain McDougall and Private Deulen, who were absent:
After the banquet Captain Willis presented to each member of the company an honorable discharge from service and the gun and equipment that had been used by the members while in service. The arm and equipment becomes the property of the discharged members, and will be a valued souvenir of his service in the home guards.
Following is the final roll call of the Bridgeport home guards :
Honor Roll Officers: Captain, W. H. Willis; First Lieutenant, W. W. Rogers ; Second Lieutenant, Frank Hedglin ; First Sergeant, Ed. Morris ; Sergeant, Henry Payne ; Quartermaster Sergeant, Rov Harshman ; Chaplain. Rev. George McDougall; Chaplain, Rev. H. C. Matthews ; Color Sergeant, Carl Bayles ; Sergeant, Glen Porter; Corporal, R. Richardson; Corporal, W. T. Jones, Jr. ; Corporal, Andy Michael ; Corporal, George Crick ; Corporal, F. S. Copeland ; Bugler, Clay Lee; Secretary, Z. H. Jones ; Privates, Albert Dugger, George Cope, Ralph Riddle, Joe Humpal, Monte Farris, Don Duelen, Bob Estill, Leslie Hascall, Howard Burke, Herbert Haines, Earl Steuteville. Jesse Payne, J. H. Steuteville, Clarence Gregg, Arthur Ishmeal, Edgar Clark, Alex Scott, Ernest Michael. Howard Kilburn, Earl Ishmael, Fred DeGraw, E. B. Newkirk, Melvin Long, Ivol Thostesen, Ora Vannater, Jesse Young, Eloyd Smith, Arthur Erickson, Howard Anderson, H. O. Turner, Orvil Kortz, O. W. Wells, Marvin McCole, Otis Peer, I,. E. Hoffman, P. C. Chandler.
War Memorial Association Organized A county organization of the Nebraska War Memorial association was perfected June 11,