M Troop roster from WWI foundThe names of the 154 officers and men of Company M, Fourth Wisconsin Infantry who answered their country’s call to arms on July 15, 1917, were not available to the News when a story on the 50th anniversary of the unit appeared this summer.They have since been found and turned over for publication through the courtesy of Frank H. Tanking, 4226 Wilson Rd., a member of the unit.Both Troop E, a cavalry unit, and Troop M were sent into service in World War I at the same time. A history of both units, which were composed mainly of Kenosha men, was published last July 24. but onlythe Troop E roster was available.Listed here are the officers and men of Troop M:Capt. Edward Payton. 1st U. Aabury If. Vale, 2nd Lt. Francli A. Singer, 1st Sgt. Joseph Rartol. Mess Sgt. George K. Stephenson. Supply Sgt. Charles W. Soukup, and Sgti. Lawrence J. Mel-busch, Earl M. Lovejoy, John Murphy, Frank W. Pearson, Edward Wold, William S. Gallagher, Frank M. Lane and Homer H. Hoffman Cpls. Arthur Junker, Hay W. Shore, William H. Seltrecht. George Prusyn-ski. Floyd S. Hill, Frank S. Singer, Fred Orth. Hans T. Anderson. Joseph C. Mayer, Kay 8. Coshun. Otto Mowrey, Berteen Marsh, Henry Werner, Leo F. Hopper, Harry J. Davis, Fred Von Rem-bow and John A. Mahoney.Cooks Victor Skogstad, Motenlcz Woj-nlcz. and Frank H. Tanking. Mechanics Albert L. Larsen and Joseph J. Felton. Buglers Lou^s E. Regnier and William Anderson.Pvts. Zvgmant Adamovich, Zenon AJ* kowicz, Alberta H. Anderson. Francis E. Anderson, Lynn Anderson. Dominick Angelo. William BaU. Adolph Bekiaz, Joseph Bizunowlcz. Ernest Bollon, Bruno Bombay, Albert Bonn, William A Boutotte, Harold W. Brtsnahan, Rollin Brooker. Christian Bunk. Charles Bushman, Paul Bessa. Earl Butler, Gaitano Cammirlre. Ell T. Chagnon, Stanley V. Chesley, Mike Czyzewske, Marcel Dud-kowski, James Farrand. Arthur Frost. Harvey Earl, Lawrence Gargla. William L. Garner, John Gedraitia. Antonia Gepalla. Byron GUlmore, Georga GUI-more, Tadeua Goatynskl, Bruce S. Goulder, William Howard, Paul A. Heyer. Karl H. Hultenlua. Rudolph A.Vfiilt»niua:Frank H. Hanna. Farl M Harding, William L. Heim, Nestor Horropuchlk, Wilbur Jacquea. At’am Jacobs. Fred Jshnke. Antoni Jurenlk, Peter Klepetk,Henry H. Klelst, Henry Knautz, JosephKonon, Frank Kirelaski. Thomas* Kora-•kik. Frank Koslowski, Christ J. Larsen. Harry Larsen. Arthur Larseon, Curtis Lawrence, Fred M. Lawrence. Austin I^ee, August Lemke, Racil C. Leonard. Dominic Leonetti, Peter Liskowski. Frank fxirenz, Michael J. McGinn, Mathias Metten, Maurice Meyre, Fred Mitchell, John Mitchell. Stanley J. MiteheU, Otto Nelaon. Mich- 1 J. Neu-bauer, Victor Novak. Dominic Palree, Anton Pemenko, Anton Perrone, Dominic Petraccl, Pieter Pietrocco, Alex Puhalskl, Joe Pulokaa, Antoev Rabev, Otto Romantk, Robert F. Riley, Wallie Ronzia, George Koskos, Edward W. Schmidt, George Schunk, Arthur Schultz. Leonard J. Seiler;John Slmowits, John Simpson, Leo J. Spychalla, Adolph Staudenraua, Frank J. Stec, Peter Stoiber, Joe Sulzycki. Carl C. Teeter. Ralph Teeter. Albert J. Teklp, Hale R. Tolleth, John C. Tenant. Norbert M. Tyson. Edward L. Van Lone. Mike Vldkos. Philip W. Unti, William Weiss, Hoatl E. Wells, Roy Werntz. Clarence White. Elmer Williams. Arthur Woodward. John J. Young. John Zapustclnakl, August Zura.Kenosha postmaster Jake Van Bendegom reported today that approximately 5,000 ZIP-A-LIST cards from all over the country have been processed at the Kenosha Post Office since the program kicked off last week.He urged local residents who haven’t taken advantage of the post office’s offer to provide ZIP Codes for “zipless” addresses to do so immediately. A kit sufficient for up to eight addresses was delivered toeach household in the area.Extra kits are available at the post office.