. The history and achievements of the Fort Scheridan officers' training camps . survive. FIRST LIEUTENANT WINFRED E. HENSHAW Dental Corps, U. S. Army. Died in Chicago, 111., on September 28, 191 Lieutenant Henshaw^ was born in Peru,111., on June 15, 1884. He w^as educatedin the public schools and then entered Chi-cago University, graduating from theDental School in I 909. After practicinghis profession for several years he appliedfor and was commissioned in the RegularArmy. He was assigned to the SecondOfficers Training Camp at Fort Sheridan,remaining in the position of dentist untilthe close
. The history and achievements of the Fort Scheridan officers' training camps . survive. FIRST LIEUTENANT WINFRED E. HENSHAW Dental Corps, U. S. Army. Died in Chicago, 111., on September 28, 191 Lieutenant Henshaw^ was born in Peru,111., on June 15, 1884. He w^as educatedin the public schools and then entered Chi-cago University, graduating from theDental School in I 909. After practicinghis profession for several years he appliedfor and was commissioned in the RegularArmy. He was assigned to the SecondOfficers Training Camp at Fort Sheridan,remaining in the position of dentist untilthe close of the course, when he wasattached to the Central Department, withheadquarters in Chicago. It was his am-bition to stay in the army. He was takensick in the middle of September, 1918,and after an illness of one week, passedaway. Lieutenant Henshaw was marriedon June I, 1912, to Miss Elaine Joynsonof Granville, 111., who, with his parents,Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Henshaw of Peru, 111.,survive him. Mrs. Henshaw resides at6906 Lakewood Avenue, Chicago, III. 1st Lt. WINFRED E. HENSHAW. BORN JUNE 15, 1884DIED SEPTEMBER 28. 191 94 THE FORT SHERIDAN ASSOCIATION SECOND LIEUTENANT CLAUDE B. HILL Company A, 3 I 0th Engineers, Eighty-fifth Division. Drowned Russia, on October 8, 1918. in the Dvina Ri 2nd Ll. CLAUDE B. HILL Lieutenantpieces andried. His Lieutenant Hill was born in Seattle,Wash., on August 13, 1894. He waseducated in the public schools of Chi-cago, graduating from Hyde Park HighSchool in 1913 and from Armour In-stitute of Technology in 1916. He thenentered the employ of the Fred S. JamesCompany of Chicago as an engineer. Asa lifeguard for Chicago beaches, he wascredited with having rescued thirty-fivepeople while on duty. He was admittedto the First Officers Training receipt of his commission he wasordered to Fort Leavenworth, Kans., forfurther study in engineering. He sailedfor France with the Eighty-fifth Division inJuly, 1918. He was then ordered toRussia, reporting
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