. Lansdowne school and the world war. Robert Anthony Enderle enlisted May 10, 1916, in theNational Guard of Arizona. He was sent to the Mexican borderas a military police. When the World War broke out he wasmade a top sergeant in Company H, 158th Infantry, 40th Divi-sion, U. S. A. He received his training at Camp Kearney, Cali-fornia, and at Camp Mills, N. Y. Here he was promoted tosecond lieutenant. Lieutenant Enderle went overseas in August, 1918. Heremained overseas ten months; spent sixteen days in the firingline, and was wounded in battle. Returning to America, he was discharged May 25, 1
. Lansdowne school and the world war. Robert Anthony Enderle enlisted May 10, 1916, in theNational Guard of Arizona. He was sent to the Mexican borderas a military police. When the World War broke out he wasmade a top sergeant in Company H, 158th Infantry, 40th Divi-sion, U. S. A. He received his training at Camp Kearney, Cali-fornia, and at Camp Mills, N. Y. Here he was promoted tosecond lieutenant. Lieutenant Enderle went overseas in August, 1918. Heremained overseas ten months; spent sixteen days in the firingline, and was wounded in battle. Returning to America, he was discharged May 25, visiting his mother in East Lansdowne, he again wendedhis way to the copper mines of Arizona, taking with him a lifepartner. 164. Clarence Hall Epplesheimer, Jr., enlisted September 12,1918, in the 4th Observation Battery-Field Artillery. He was inthe officers training camp at Camp Zachary Taylor, Kentucky,but when the armistice was signed he was more anxious to gethome than he was to get a commission, so obtained his dischargeNovember 21, 1918. 165
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