. The history and achievements of the Fort Scheridan officers' training camps . ROLL OF HONOR 131 P Mr. CHARLES W. NULF CHARLES WARREN NULF Died at Copmish, Mich., of pneumonia, on December 23, 1918. Mr. Nulf was born on a farm near Cope-mish, Mich., on August 21, 1885. Heattended the public schools of Copemish,graduating in 1906. He next took acourse in Forest College, from which hegraduated in 1908, and then entered thelaw school of the University of Michigan,graduating in 1913. Upon his admittanceto the bar in 1913, he practiced law inCopemish until his entry to the SecondOfficers* Training
. The history and achievements of the Fort Scheridan officers' training camps . ROLL OF HONOR 131 P Mr. CHARLES W. NULF CHARLES WARREN NULF Died at Copmish, Mich., of pneumonia, on December 23, 1918. Mr. Nulf was born on a farm near Cope-mish, Mich., on August 21, 1885. Heattended the public schools of Copemish,graduating in 1906. He next took acourse in Forest College, from which hegraduated in 1908, and then entered thelaw school of the University of Michigan,graduating in 1913. Upon his admittanceto the bar in 1913, he practiced law inCopemish until his entry to the SecondOfficers* Training Camp at Fort to poor health, Mr. Nulf failed towin a commission. Returning to Cope-mish, he re-engaged in the practice of law,but gave up his work to aid his parents onthe farm. On December 14, I 9 I 8, he wastaken ill with influenza and died on the23rd. He was unmarried. Mr. Nulf issurvived by his parents, Mr. and Nulf, of Copemish, Mich., and twobrothers and two sisters, all of whom re-side in Michigan with the exception of onebrother in BORN AUGUST 21. 1885DIED DECEMBER 23, 1918 2nd Lt. JOHN C. OLDFIELD SECOND LIEUTENANT JOHN CASHMAN OLDFIELD Company C, 103rd Infantry, Twenty-sixth Division. Died on August 5, I 918, at Vittel,France, from wounds received in action near Chateau Thierry on July I 8th. Lieutenant Oldfield was born in Garner-ville, N. Y., on April 12, 1890. After apublic school education he entered Ford-ham College, graduating in 1911. Hethen became an instructor in the highschools of Detroit, Mich., later going to^vork in the law department of the Citycf Detroit. He v^as admitted to the Sec-ond Officers Training Camp at FortSheridan, where he was commissioned andordered to the Tw^enty-sixth Division. Hewas assigned to Company C of the 103rdInfantry, with which regiment he sailedfor France in January, 1918, and re-mained with that outfit until his the Chateau Thierry fighting, nearTorcy, Lieutenant Oldfield was se
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