Service Blanket with name and address - help?

Found outside at an estate we did recently. (!)
At first, I thought it was an old horse blanket, but now I'm thinking it was a service issue blanket for a soldier.
If a image of the side selvedge would be useful, let me know.

I was able to track down another Hickok at the same address who attended Dartmouth in 1934. Any input would be appreciated!

I've been MIA - got too busy working for others to take the time to satisfy my own curiosity! Miss this forum!

 

Maybe but in such a case for military it's usually last name first.

 

That looks like a summer camp or school blanket sent with a child who's mom wrote his name on a patch and sewed it on.

I still have a blankee like that somewhere...

 

Check your hand.... Is the blankee very wet on one corner?

 

Ha!!!!!!
Oh it's ok komo.....pat-pat. My step sis had hers, and it was blue too like you-know-who's, until she was quite far beyond when she should have. Yes...I know but I couldn't do anything about it, step-mom...she was good to me but...ah well. Sis still has a huge gap between her front teeth because of it.

 

I also had "boo banky" that was loved, quite literally, to pieces.
But I never sucked on mine.

 

I have my son's blankey --what's left of it is in a small ziplock bag.

 

When I went away to school everything (EVERYTHING) I took with me had to have a name tag either sewn into it or permanently marked in laundry marker- including skivees, shoes, socks, neckties, sheets and blankets, books, and photograph frames. Even pens were "monogrammed" with an engraving tool. My opinion here is either school or camp.........

 

"One time, at band camp..."