Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1918-09-24
BOYS IN U. s. SERVICE

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overseas. He is in the tank service.
George Schoeneman has reached the
other side of the Atlantic in safety.
Letters from Lieut.. N. H. Bells
state that he continues to improve.
Walter Schroeder who had been at
home for week, returned to Camp
Grant on Thursday.
Sergeant Otto H. Jahns returned to
Camp Grant Wednesday morning after
short furlough here.
Lieut. e. e. Johnson has been pro-
NOTED to captain. He has been sta
toned at Camp Gordon, Georgia.
Corporal Kenneth M. Green, Ferris
Chellis, H. L. Taper and Almon Tap
per are across the waters safely.
Corporal Arnold v einkauf left the
latter part of the week for Camp
Grant after a furlough in this city.
Among those safely across, and re-
ported so the past week, are Victor
Stole, Alexander A. Anderson and
George Brose.
Two soldiers are reported missing
in action from this county, viz, Ray
P Wagner, Marathon; and Frank E.
Punk, Wausau.
Lieut.. w. S. Rowlinson was Wau-
sau visitor the past week. He is sta
| toned at the Wilbur Wright flying
field at Dayton, Ohio.
Second Lieut. Myron Duncan de-
parted last evening for Camp Taylor,
Louisville, KY, to which place he had
been called for duty.
Mr.. and Mrs. John M. Manson re-
ceived word yesterday that their son.
Corporal John N. Manson, Jr., had
arrived safely in France.
Lieut.. Paul Tobey, who is stationed
at Langley Field, Hampton, Va, in the
aviation section, has been in the city
on visit to relatives and friends.
| Frank Herzog, who was here for a
visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Herzog, has departed for the
east and expected to leave on an over
sea trip.
Chief Petty Officer, Frank Rowley,
who recently passed through an OPP
Grafton in the naval hospital at Wash
! ington, d. c., is improving and doing
finely.
Joe Held, who had been here on
| furlough, left again Thursday even
| ing for Indianapolis, Ind, where he
is stationed in the medical department
of the army.
Lloyd Grant is at home on shore
leave. He has had many interesting
| experiences, having made two trips
overseas. He is stationed on the u. S.
S. Minnesota.
Lieut., Ben Alexander has been
transferred from Tuskagee, Ala, to
Rochester, n. Y, where he will have
| charge of military training in one or
| more colleges.
George Mauritz of the town of John
son, short distance south of Athens,
| is reported missing in action. His
parents have received official notice
from the government.
DR.. H. S. VAIL left for Camp Grant.
last Wednesday. He received a COM
mission as lieutenant in the medical
reserve corps of the army some time
ago, and had been awaiting his call.
DR.. F. G. Levenhagen. who was COM
missioned lieutenant some time ago
in the dental corps of the u s. army,
departed last evening for Camp Sher-
man, Chillicothe, Ohio, to which place
he had been called for duty.
Word has been received by Matt
Wagner. here, saying that his son, Ray
P. Wagner, who was in the ambu-
lance section of the U. S. army in
France, and who has been missing
since early in August, is held as a
prisoner by the Germans.
George Rick. Jr., who has been at
the Electric School OF Engineering in
Milwaukee, was selected to take the S.
a. T. C. training at Fort Sheridan.
and he finished up his work there last
week, coming home Wednesday for a
stay of ten days. He will return to
the school in Milwaukee next Friday.
where he win be one of the instructors