Hide Article Text (OCR)
CO. K. IS NO MORE-FINAL “SMASH-UP” TOOK PLACE FRIDAYpresent tim! how hard CCamp MacArthur, Waco, Texas.October 21st, 1017.Dear Editor:—; Track Co. 6 i to any one Company j co, gam ant | pic of Cmt ! welcome. ']! Sergeants Well, Company “K” is no more, the j anj Lawoh. final smush-up took place Friday when uwaThe chiefthe last of the new units wore formed. Below 1 hand you the list of the adays is ai men and the different organizations- rrom girls into which they were placed. | the addressThose who entered the military police: Corporal James Foy, Privates first class, Louis Wiedeman, Carl Flink, Carlor B. Flink, Edward Welchthe way fro Wis.The folio1 ......,_________ Private Ed\Lincoln Tuttle, Earl Ringquist and ’ just as we Kohl; Privates Frank Fox, Carl (Just, j Dc,u^Jas f0 Arthur S. Bi dwell. Their new ad j to lt;dress is—2nd Co-, 107th Military Pol-jS0 ^ am seiWelsh is ncace. They arc located near us in Section IkThe following were transferred to the engineers and their address is 107th Engineers. Privates Fred F.Facholke, Edward J. Hilbor, John Sor- ^ ^ m line, Roy J. Hadier, Doanc R. Knap- ‘ ^^.nature Ion and Walter Williams. They have |I-any. At i minor open and he is the 107th : K surelv nLeon assigned to ihcir own companies and are located across the street from us.The following transferred to the 121st Field Artillery and were put m the Headquarters Company of that regiment: Sergeant Frank Lawohn; Corporals Mathias Wolf, William La-Merc, and Frank W. Smith. Privates, first class: Ray J. Eckcs, Otlo H. Gorr, John C. Kelley, Bradley L. Kom-jners, Charles A. Martin, Robert H.LeavFarewell toold Wis We are jus may no But our bo though For away place v i How oft wbanks stream*• ■ -------- --- - I p. V ‘ 111'Pete and John N. Polyshinsfci; Pri-j An(j r()W t vatcs, Robert E. Dorirgton. Clarence j scoms. j Holland, Perry W. Jones. Henry A.; W(, f(.on Lemmin, Valentine J. MoszVic-wicz, I ......- -• ------^ : acroSsHobart M. Peep. Fred W. Prein, Jr., - Wc liail fr Elmer J. Sbcrtoli, Joseph Schmitz andRobert A. Smith. Address, H. Q. Co..121st Field Artillery. They are lo-i icntod about halfway tjctwcm us anlt;f[Company A in section C. jThe following were transferred tu j the (Mth Brigade Infantry and I am j sure that if you adrrcsseil mail to them as follows it would roach them 0. K., for they are hack with dear old A Company.” Address Co. A,127th Infantry. 2nd Lieut. John Kohl, Sergeants Ado.ph MiUlostoudt, and William Man?*; Corporals, George jwell iz So farewell well fo: We are goi we'll iv Thru when up in tl We’ll reiur our mo Yc* powerslikewisiConduct usthere cvviiiuuu ...... .Hart, Alvin Hansen and Chestoi». *vt'° * s'W. Hart, Alvin Hansen onn cnesLi-j A- Purdy; Rnglcn, To,,y«. Sommers i ^find Albert Winger; Primes. Iu-t;h\* Wi.cA FEW TIPS[•lass, Alfred 0. Horn. Edmund A..Iifayville, Fred W. Olson end John A.: (rrivaleKelty; Privates, Ole S. Fleming. Wil- «th Wis. 3: liani Guosswcin, Jolm \V. S- Heaton,; -Henry B. Hendrickson, Virgil E. Hor-j ton, William Hustcdl, Bernard J. Jens, I Harry Knight, Floyd M. Laird, John:P. Mason, Lestc-v 12. Mictlcsteadt, Orville 0. Patterson, Arthur Sharks,Calbert J. Sparks, and William W. A.Hopkins.The vest of the company were transferred into the Motor Truck Co., No. i» of the 107th Supply Train and their j of gilts son names are listed below. First Lieut, j from famili Fred Rraem is in command of the, oil that all truck company and is the sole boss: want to un around those diggings. I will give the j Christmas rank in which they were transferred:; things and Sergt. Thoo. Witt; Duty Sergls.jBy Christ have more arms, and help in giv.No matUIn orderrth.ur May, George Sluuber. Colum-. equallyVi!Vannedom, Archie Lanl. Halli^there? may 1contents, tare made f ling the Cii Go:1. Nulliiwhich will time of pat2. Dried products si or woodeniumas and Vernon Kelly. Sergt.tan her is supply sergeant anil Sergt. ant is our new mess sergeant. Corps.Milium F. Kiunl.son, I'ml W. Goetz, la re nee .M. Parish, Gilbert L. Kitts, hos. McCormick, William G. Weber, acob W. Kvacnicr. Alvin II. Voelknr.Imer S. Williams. Arthur Miller,Lin R. .Thompson' Eari J. Patterson, rthur Grostvvaite, Melvin A. Arm-,11, Mornie Kano, Fred Siegcrt, Jr.. j half pound ;d. Svbeldon, Arthur Halcigh, An-; 3. Hard n SI*. Price, William Popp, Joseph1 would proh leischmann, John Klftiitsch. Otlo H.. heavy card ops, Wnvnc Wyman. Percy Merrili, j Intos nor m klwin A. kelson; Privates First class, : bo crushed rwin Wendt, Albert Pokalius, George j other rontc .. Wclk. Nowell Craig, Charles Mey- be spoiled nhcrg. Arthur L. Hanson, Jay E.; 4. ScveiIronin, Clemens Oslertnp. Tracey long Lin hr ireene, Joseph Wilcolt, Robert Hig-.ter of a nc j„s, and Chester M. Smith. Cooks, | variety for ■'rani: Cholewinski and Edward A, quantity of ’otter; Privates, Lloyil J. Sm:tli, Jas. j a. No 1 L Hayes, Glen Z. Fry. Arthur llan- in glass si. tin, Keynold Hettinger, James Gard. age. Christian Heggolur.d, Francis E. Fir;:- j Ho’tahl, William C. Parholke. William G. For X Lawrence, Max Collins and Ray khaki-color Vnderson. There are some others square, anc xansfcrred to this organization from ot by plat ithor companies of the Sixth regi- (liandkerchi nent, making a total roster of 7G on-, about 7 byisted men and Lieut, l’red Braom.i 7. Sclocrheir address is. Truck Co. No. G. either fro 107 the Supply Train, and they are according oca ted in section E. ' amount ncSergt. Oakley L. Parkhill and first range the) Jass Private Irvin Eckel arc in the'that the e icndquartem company «£ tl:e 107th j width of t ?uunlv Train. . 5 or 5 :ncl
Newspaper Details
Marshfield Times
Marshfield, Wisconsin, US
Wed, Oct 31, 1917
Page 8
Full Page
Clipped by
Carol J.
WI, USA 07 Mar 2017
Other Publications Near Marshfield, Wisconsin
Marshfield Times and Gazette
Times and Gazette
Marshfield Times
