Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-08-03
22ND SEPARATE COM
PANY LEFT MONDAY
FOR CAMP DOUGLAS

The 22nd Separate Company of the
Wisconsin National Guard, formerly
Company G, left Monday morning
amid the farewells of relatives and the
cheers of friends, for Camp Douglas
for its annual two weeks training De-
ri0d. A strenuous summer of training,
drilling and practicing found the or
ganizatiOn in the finest shape for the
| competitions scheduled for this and
next week. The encampment will end
on August Is.
Through the efforts of Fred R.
Becker, captain, many employers of
the city in desire to encourage main
| tenance of a National Guard unit in
Wausau, have agreed to permit their
employees to attend the encampment on
full company pay. Those Wausau con-
Germs which responded and which are
| granting their men leave with pay fol-
low: Wisconsin Box company, Good
willie Bros, Wisconsin Valley Trust
company, the Wausau Paper Mills
company, Marathon Paper Mills COM
pany, Dodge-Hooker Mills, Northern
Milling company, Curtis & Yale COM
pany, j. M. Kuebler, Ben Heinemann
Lumber company, Marathon Granite
company, Marathon Shoe company,
Brooks & Ross Lumber company, I'm
derwood Veneer company, Wausau
Novelty company, Union Tanning COM
pany, Marathon Electrical Manufac-
turing company, American National
bank, Marathon County bank, Ander-
son Bros. & Johnson. The EMPLOYERS
Mutual Liability company is granting
ten per cent of its employees the priv
ilege of attending the encampment
they being members of the organiza-
tion, and in addition a two weeks va
cation with pay will be given them.
E1ghty-fOur men left for camp yes
terday. 1t will no, be out of the way
at all to remember the sacrifice these
men are making that Wausau might
maintain its natioanl guard company,
which had always been pride to the
community, and better, an evidence of
the peacefulness of the community and
desire to keep law and order. The
mess sergeant will doubtless put to
good use any supplies or delicacies
which generous friends here may for
Ward-and usually, the happiness of
any group of men in the army depends
somewhat on the mess. The company
goes to Douglas with a good mess
fund, however, obtained through it's
own efforts and the proceeds of a
dance held at Rothschild pavilion on
Friday night
Following is a roster Of the 22nd
Separate company:
Becker, Frederick r., captain.
McLennan, Donald j., 1st Lieut..
Robertson, Harold H., 2nd Lieut.,
Belize, Arthur, Sergt.
Drake, George H., Sergt.
Empey Henry j.. Sergt.
Evans, Albert NJ, Supply Sergt.
Jones, Grover, 1st Sergt.
Kiefer, Alfred c., Sergt.
La Certe, w. L., Sergt.
North James p Sergt.
Schultz, Tony F., Sergt.
Sparbel, Fred, Mess Sergt.
Albrecht, Edward W., Corporal
Cross, Eugene, Corporal
Deininger, Louis A., Corporal :
Handrick, Frank A., Corporal.
LaDue, Ernest j., Corporal.
Marceau, Harland j., Corporal.
Mitbauer, Julius H., Corporal.
Nlcolls, John E., Corporal
Ossowski, Bruno, Corporal.
Roberts, Claude, Corporal
Tessmer, Walter, Corporal.
LaPorte, Neal E., Mechanic.
Edgerton, Dan, Cook.
| Eiserman, Julius, H., Cook.
Pizer, Sam, Cook.
Eckerle, Gustave O., Musician.
| Plantz, Norman A., Musician
First Glass Privates
Babcock, Wallace.
Brown, Levi, H.
Coon, Fay b..
| Czyzewske, Mike II.
Duskey, Joseph P.
Greve, Walter J.
| Holman, Elmer.
| Johannes, Raymond A.
| Johnson, Ogden E.
| Johnson, Wesley L.
| LaDusire, VIM. j.
Mcdonnell, Leo j.
MacCormiek, Norman A.
Meutzel, Wilford.
Nelson, Arden.
Skinner, Robert E.
| VANITY, Hugh e.
Weinkauf, Ralph E.
Priyates.
Belize, Martin.
Crocker, Fred M.
Durkee, Lyle B.
Foubare, Michael F.
Foyatt, Erwin P.
Ganger, John.
Gebhardt, Robert A.
Gehrke, Otto A.
Glassel, Clement s.
Goyette, Vincent P.
Haase, Norman F.
Hanson, Martin B.
Hanson, Floyd U.
Hastings, Harold w.
Hoester, Arthur.
Hofmeister, Walt c.
Holbrook, Villas.
Johnson, Arnold.
KainZ, Fred.
Kell, Clement p.
Knippel, Robert J.
Kruger, Arnold.
/ Kufolk, Clarence L.
Kurth, Fred.
Langsdorf, Henry.
| Lemke, Edward W.
Lepinski, Walter A.
Merklein, Edgar.
Menolt, George J.
Opper, Raymond.
Peterson, Roy.
Porath. Arthur A.
Relitz, Richard H.
Reinke, Herman W.
Richard, Reuben c.
Rif1eman, Harvey L.
Roloff, Robert. Jr.
Saindon. Clarence.
Sauer, Joe.
Schieler, Henry ].
Schumacher, Fred.
Shobutte, Theodore
Silverthorne, Willis.
Soukup. George.
Thalheim. William NJ
Walters, John A