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| Keywords: chris graber chrisgraber fort riley fortriley conscientious objector conscientiousobjector mennonite world war i worldwari monochrome Mennonite conscientious objector Chris Graber (1895-1986). From Washington, Iowa, Graber was stationed at Camp Pike, Arkansas, July-August, 1918 and then was transferred to Fort Riley, Kansas, where he served August – November 1918. Graber was the long time business manager at Goshen College. After the war he worked with the Near East Relief in Syria. He was married to Mina Roth. C. L. Graber Photographs. HM4-125. Mennonite Church USA Archives - Goshen. Goshen, Indiana. Photo # 1/7 Mennonite conscientious objector Chris Graber (1895-1986). From Washington, Iowa, Graber was stationed at Camp Pike, Arkansas, July-August, 1918 and then was transferred to Fort Riley, Kansas, where he served August – November 1918. Graber was the long time business manager at Goshen College. After the war he worked with the Near East Relief in Syria. He was married to Mina Roth. C. L. Graber Photographs. HM4-125. Mennonite Church USA Archives - Goshen. Goshen, Indiana. Photo # 1/7 | ||||
