The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1918-10-03

joying the service. He has just COM
pleted a three weeks course in the Of
ticers clerks school and ranked fourth
among sixty men, and has been pro-
NOTED to sergeant. He has passed two
overseas examinations and says he eX-
poets to go across i'm the near future.
Oscar A. Jensen, another Manitowoc
boy, died at Great Lakes training sta.
tlon Saturday morning of pneumonia.
North street. He enlisted in the navy
in August. He was 20 years old and is
survived by his parents and two sis
| ters, Misses Geneva and Laura. His |
body was brought here for burial. The
funeral was held Tuesday afternoon
from St. Pauls Norwegian Lutheran
church.
Miss Slsa Shimek, one of the thirty |
| seven young women of Manitowoc |
who enrolled in the student nurse re-
| serve when the government called for
$500 from Wisconsin, has received her
cali to service. Miss Shimek has been
ordered to report on Oct. 10 at Camp |
| Bel.Iregard, La
Miss Margaret Meany, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Meany, Huron |
street, was here from Milwaukee for a |
brief visit and left Wednesday for
| Houston, Tex, on call to take up her
work as a Red Cross nurse. Miss |
Meany volunteered for service some
time ago and while awaiting call has
| been at Milwaukee.
Hugo Esch, Edward Koutnik and
| Henry W. and Albert l.. Wits have re-
| urred to their studies at the military |
camp at Madison after a visit here at
home.
The drawing of order numbers for
he 100000 draft registrants who
enrolled on Sept. y, was started Mon
lay noon at Washington, d. C.
Of the first 100 numbers drawn
twtenty-six applied to District No. l,
Manitowoc county. This represents
one-fourth of the total drawn. apply |
ing to this district. The same rule
holds in the Two Rivers district
where there are about the same num-
,av, So about . u0n
The following is the list of those in
District No. 1, among the first 100
numbers drawn:
929 AUG. LaA2 r. 4, Kid.
.O27-Arthur Stoltzman, Cleveland.
l697-Adolph Maresh, Manitowoc.
27S1-Harry Wolgelt, Manitowoc.
43S-William Smozel, Manitowoc.
9o4 Rudolph Luecker, Cleveland.
Il 523 -Chas j. Vida, Manitowoc.
l240-C Chas. Jerzewski, Hika.
l9O7-AIb J. Zingscheim, Manitowoc.
}073-Jos Cerny, Manitowoc'
20-John C. Janing, Timothy.
255- Reinhardt Stefan, Manitowoc.
132-Arthur Giese, Manitowoc.
739-Oswald Strochan, Manitowoc.
535-Ludwig Hanson, Manitowoc.
219-Andrew Leonhard, Cleveland.
625-Ernst Schmidt, Manitowoc.
72-Adolph HamacLek, Manitowoc.
S32-Anton Neilez, r. 2Manitowoc.
964-Henry Lippert, Manitowoc.
34S-John Wichowsky, Mantowoc.
John Schaetzer, Cleveland.
l961-Jos. Wanek, r. 6, Manitowoc.
134-John Nelson, Manitowoc.
395-Geo. r. Herman, Manitowoc
657-Jos r. Willott. Jr. H., Manito
voc.
The following is taken from a letter
from G. H. Kiland of Madison, for
mer resident of this city:
my youngest son, Karl Gustav XII
land, enlisted in the United States
navy last Friday Sept 27) and will
get his preliminary training at the
navy section of the Students Army
same to open upon Oct. this week.
This boy of mine finished the seventh
grade at the north side school in Mani
towoc took the eighth grade and high
school course here in Madison and had
finished his freshman year at the U. of
W. here. This completes the enlist
ment of all my three boys in the
United States military service, the
oldest, Lars, being first sergeant in the
signal corps over there, the second
son, Ingolf, being Sr. Lieut.. in the
nayy( on a United States destroyer in
the U-zone for sixteen months pasD."
POPULATION OF MANITOWOC.
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