The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1920-05-27
new COMPANY SWORN IN

Last Thursday evening ninety-eight
Young men were sworn into the new
national guard unit organized here.
The city, and the whole state also,
have had no national guard since the
old organization went into the federal
service and overseas in 1917. After
their departure temporary organiza-
ton known as the Wisconsin State
guard was organized and equipped by
the state. 1t included men of all
ages who recognized the duty
of doing the soldiers work while
they were away in the nations
service. The state guard was dis
banded some months ago and a fine
new organization has been effected. 1t
has been a little harder than usual to
get recruits because most of the eligi-
bic young men experienced all the mill
tary service they desired during the
war. However, not few of the old
Company II men who served overseas
joined to help the company along.
They will be splendid service to the
company.
The three commissioned officers,
Capt. Schmidt, Lieut.. Schmitz and
Lieut., Altman are veterans of overseas
service. The men were sworn in with
simple but solemn ceremony by Major
Ball of Madison.
Following is the roster of officers and
men of the new company:
Captain-Edward j. Schmidt.
First eutenant-Raymond Schmitz
Second Standardization Altman.
Non-CommiSsioned Officers - Frank
p. Khail Jr., first sergeant; Anton j.
Singer, mess sergeant; Mikel Mrotek,
supply sergeant; Ever Carlson, Archie
Fischer, Max Lettenberger, Charles
Peterick, Leo DathSack and Walter j.
Treichel, sergeantS; Roy William Bish
on, Rual Coggswell, Arnold B. Croll,
Daniel NJ. Fitzgerald, Robert II. Franz,
Charles w Jaeger, Joseph KrasinsEy,
Herbert Lettenberger, William f. Ne
metz, Max E. Schmitz, and Earl NJ.
Wick, corpOrals.
Mechanic-Sylvester Bonk
CookS-Edward Frisch and Allan F.
Keune.
Buglers-Norman Berkedal and
Chester Meindl.
First Class Privates-Charles
Brandt, Elmer S, CegielSki, Frank
Ebs,h, edward Egan, August Fallier,
Raymond Greenwood, Harold R. Hab-
erman, Melvin Hablewitz, Carl ]. Holz-
Schuh, William A. Jacobs, Frank g.
Janesky, Philip j. Kommers, Frank
KubatSki, Sivester Lange, Charles Nc
Glynn, Joseph G. Niedercorn, Rhine
hart Pilger, Otto j. Ref, Alois Nnuk.
Privates-AueX Andrastik, Leonard
Bruechert, Walter Buehlman, Paul s.
Cichantek, Kenneth Francis Dorey,
Sheldon Elm, Joseph F. Gehrke,
George Gleixner, Walter d. Gott-
schalk, Alvin Grail, Edwin l.. Herzog,
John Joyce, John J. Kaminski, William
Karn, Peter Kochan Jr, Frank j.
Komorowsky, Wenzel Koral, Leo f.
Kroll, Theodore w. Kruger, Charles
Kubichka, William Kvtek, Calvin
Lamson, Raymond Luecke, Frank f.
MarShek, Frank Markowski, Fred w.
Marten, Mark j. McCarty, George
MaSSman, Joseph Meyer, Thomas j.
NefSky, Joseph Peters, Roy Pilger, Roy
J. Rank, William Rathsack Jr., Benia-
mine Reindle, Frank p. Rhode, Viii
liam J. Schlingman, Charles f. Schultz,
John Schultz, Reinhardt SChwenke,
James f. Shestak, Frank Stepanski,
Carl G. Thielen, Alois Thomas, Steve
p. Tomchek, John p Nnuk, Edgar b.
Vogt, Wencel A. Vanish, Frank Wra-
novSky, Cornelius Waarum, Earl Wal
ker, Earl f. Walter, Malcolm Warren,
Theodore Werner, Frank H. Westphai.
Felix Wiczek, Alexander Widerholdt,
Anton Wilhelm, Reinhardt Wuellner,
Anotn f. Zych,