Serial Number 37673521
Enlisted Camp Dodge, June 19, 1943
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Manning Monitor article------ 1943
Jack Scanlan Writes |
8 Volunteers
Eight of this number are volunteers, but are required to go through the
regular process of induction. They are: Philip Mon. who has enlisted in the
Seabees: Charles Moates in Class V-12 of the Navy; John Drees and Morris Ehen,
both in the Air Corps, and Wayne Harriott, Larimer Hanby, Arthur Behneman, and Carl
Shoemaker, volunteers for induction. This is the first time that a sizeable
part (9 men) of the call has been made up of married men - that is, men who
were married before the Selective Service Training Act of 1940, was passed and
have no children born prior to the fall of 1942. Carroll County is one of the
few counties in Iowa that has withheld the drafting of married men until this time.
The last four named in the list below are transfers to this board from other boards: Jack Encell, transferring
from Calhoun County Local Board No. 1, Grand Island, Nebraska; Walter W. Feld,
from Calhoun County Local Board No. 3, Battle Creek, Nebraska, Harley E. Stuhr,
from Los Angeles County Board No. 231, Los Angeles, California; and John R. Scanlan,
from Polk County Local Board No. 5 Des Moines, Iowa.
Frederick G. Winter, formerly of Carroll and a registrant of
this board called for induction, has requested transfer to the Cass County Local Board at Atlantic.
Breakfast Served Following is the list of inductees: Philip S. Mantz, Lanesboro, Larimer A. Hanby, Carroll; Arthur L. Behnemah,
Arcadia; Wayne H. Harriott, Carroll; Carl B. Shoemaker, Lanesboro; Charles S. Moates, Carroll; John W. Drees, Carroll;
Morris F. Ehen, Carroll; Donald H. McDaniel, Watertown, South Dakota (Formerly
of Carroll); Mort A. Bedford. Carroll; Raymond H. Watt, Ralston; Wayne W. Jans,
Carroll; Keith C. Monroe, Auburn; David O. Wagner, Ames; Harold C. Coder, Coon
Rapids; Stanton C. Carpenter, Coon Rapids; Albert J. Carlson, Carroll; Arthur
F. Rust, Carroll; Ernest A. Anderson, Coon Rapids; Wilfred J. Haubrich, Dedham; Ido J. Pollastrini,
Carroll; Oliver L. Wenck, Lidderdale; Amos J. Lohmeier, Manning;
Daryl E. Mohr, Manning;
Lawrence A. Raygor, Coon Rapids; Donald A. Stangl, Dedham; Harold A. Juels, Manning:
John T. Egan, Carroll; Harold J. Bierl, Carroll; Edward W. Heinrichs, Auburn; Kenneth H. Tranter, Ralston;
Joseph A. Hermsen, Carroll; Paul J. Hoelscher, Carroll; Lowell B. Determan, Breda;
Frank J. Miller, Jr., Manning; Virtus D. Fee, Breda; George F. Reinhart, Carroll; Philip
E. Golding, Glidden; John J. Frenking, Carroll; Joseph A. Kerwin, Carroll; William M. Meyers, Carroll;
Ralph J. Prenger, Carroll; John W. Peters, Jr., Manning; Raymond C.
Betts, Coon Rapids; David M. Williams, Carroll; Jack Leslie Encell, Carroll; Walter W. Feld, Carroll; Harley E. Stuhr, Route 2, Lake City; John R. Scanlan, Manning.
Services will be 10 a.m. Wednesday at Sacred Heart Catholic Church. Burial will be in Sacred Heart Cemetery, Lost Nation.
Visitation is 2 to 9 p.m. Tuesday at Malamphy Funeral Home, where a rosary will be recited at 8 p.m.
Mr. Scanlan was a farmer.
He was born in Lost Nation, February 4, 1912, where he married Anna M. Von Essen in 1946.
He was a World War II veteran and a member of VFW Post No. 381.
Survivors include his wife; daughters, Mrs. Bruce (Marsha)
England, Madison, Wisconsin, and Kathleen Scanlan, at Iowa State University,
Ames; a son, John, Nuremberg, Germany; a grandson, and sisters, Eileen Vogel,
Davenport, and Genevieve Scanlan and Mrs. Marie Hughes, both of Lost Nation.
Breakfast was served by the American Legion Auxiliary at the Elks Hall
before the selectees left for the induction center. F.H. Cooney gave a short address before the group.