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SERGEANT NORMAN R. FEILE
IS KILLED IN ACTION
The entire community was saddened on Thursday morning of last week to learn that another of its fine young men, Sergeant Norman R. Feile, had been killed in action in Germany on April 9th. The announcement of his death came in a message from the war department to his mother, Mrs. Henry Feile. Sergeant Feile, who was in his 22nd year, was born at Manitowoc on July 1, 1923. He came to Kewaunee with his parents on June 1, 1925 and had been a resident of this community continuously from that time until he entered the military service on March 27, 1943. He graduated from the Kewaunee High School with the Class of 1941 with a very fine scholastic and athletic record and later entered the employ of Frank Hamachek Machine Co., until called into the service of his country. He received his early military training at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri and later was stationed at Fort Collins, Colorado, and at Camp San Luis Obispo, California, before going overseas. His father died on March 3, 1942 and his is survived by his mother, a sister, Mrs. Athinel (Elsie) Raquet of Kiel, and a brother, Major Clarence Feile, with the air forces of the army in Italy. The death of Sergeant Feile again impressed upon the community the tragedy of war and it brought sadness to the hearts of everyone. His friendliness and his modest and unassuming manner won for him the admiration and affection of a host of friends. He exemplified the ideals of the ambitions of sturdy American manhood and his companions of school days and his associates of later years who knew him as the fine, upstanding young man that he was are deeply grieved in his untimely death. Memorial services for Sgt. Feile will be held next Sunday afternoon at three o'clock at the Community Congregational Church.
No newspaper named, 1945
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Reburial services for Sgt. Norman Feile, son of Mrs. Anna Feile, Plymouth, who was killed in action in the battle for the Ruhr on April 9, 1945, will be held at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Wittkopp Funeral home. The Rev. Mr. Spooner, pastor of the First Congregational church at Kewaunee, will officiate, and the Plymouth post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will conduct military rites at the grave in Rockville cemetery near Kiel.
December 15, 1948
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SERGEANT NORMAN R. FEILE
IS KILLED IN ACTION
The entire community was saddened on Thursday morning of last week to learn that another of its fine young men, Sergeant Norman R. Feile, had been killed in action in Germany on April 9th. The announcement of his death came in a message from the war department to his mother, Mrs. Henry Feile. Sergeant Feile, who was in his 22nd year, was born at Manitowoc on July 1, 1923. He came to Kewaunee with his parents on June 1, 1925 and had been a resident of this community continuously from that time until he entered the military service on March 27, 1943. He graduated from the Kewaunee High School with the Class of 1941 with a very fine scholastic and athletic record and later entered the employ of Frank Hamachek Machine Co., until called into the service of his country. He received his early military training at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri and later was stationed at Fort Collins, Colorado, and at Camp San Luis Obispo, California, before going overseas. His father died on March 3, 1942 and his is survived by his mother, a sister, Mrs. Athinel (Elsie) Raquet of Kiel, and a brother, Major Clarence Feile, with the air forces of the army in Italy. The death of Sergeant Feile again impressed upon the community the tragedy of war and it brought sadness to the hearts of everyone. His friendliness and his modest and unassuming manner won for him the admiration and affection of a host of friends. He exemplified the ideals of the ambitions of sturdy American manhood and his companions of school days and his associates of later years who knew him as the fine, upstanding young man that he was are deeply grieved in his untimely death. Memorial services for Sgt. Feile will be held next Sunday afternoon at three o'clock at the Community Congregational Church.
No newspaper named, 1945
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Reburial services for Sgt. Norman Feile, son of Mrs. Anna Feile, Plymouth, who was killed in action in the battle for the Ruhr on April 9, 1945, will be held at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Wittkopp Funeral home. The Rev. Mr. Spooner, pastor of the First Congregational church at Kewaunee, will officiate, and the Plymouth post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will conduct military rites at the grave in Rockville cemetery near Kiel.
December 15, 1948
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SERGEANT NORMAN R. FEILE
IS KILLED IN ACTION
The entire community was saddened on Thursday morning of last week to learn that another of its fine young men, Sergeant Norman R. Feile, had been killed in action in Germany on April 9th. The announcement of his death came in a message from the war department to his mother, Mrs. Henry Feile. Sergeant Feile, who was in his 22nd year, was born at Manitowoc on July 1, 1923. He came to Kewaunee with his parents on June 1, 1925 and had been a resident of this community continuously from that time until he entered the military service on March 27, 1943. He graduated from the Kewaunee High School with the Class of 1941 with a very fine scholastic and athletic record and later entered the employ of Frank Hamachek Machine Co., until called into the service of his country. He received his early military training at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri and later was stationed at Fort Collins, Colorado, and at Camp San Luis Obispo, California, before going overseas. His father died on March 3, 1942 and his is survived by his mother, a sister, Mrs. Athinel (Elsie) Raquet of Kiel, and a brother, Major Clarence Feile, with the air forces of the army in Italy. The death of Sergeant Feile again impressed upon the community the tragedy of war and it brought sadness to the hearts of everyone. His friendliness and his modest and unassuming manner won for him the admiration and affection of a host of friends. He exemplified the ideals of the ambitions of sturdy American manhood and his companions of school days and his associates of later years who knew him as the fine, upstanding young man that he was are deeply grieved in his untimely death. Memorial services for Sgt. Feile will be held next Sunday afternoon at three o'clock at the Community Congregational Church.
No newspaper named, 1945
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Reburial services for Sgt. Norman Feile, son of Mrs. Anna Feile, Plymouth, who was killed in action in the battle for the Ruhr on April 9, 1945, will be held at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Wittkopp Funeral home. The Rev. Mr. Spooner, pastor of the First Congregational church at Kewaunee, will officiate, and the Plymouth post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will conduct military rites at the grave in Rockville cemetery near Kiel.
December 15, 1948
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SERGEANT NORMAN R. FEILE
IS KILLED IN ACTION
The entire community was saddened on Thursday morning of last week to learn that another of its fine young men, Sergeant Norman R. Feile, had been killed in action in Germany on April 9th. The announcement of his death came in a message from the war department to his mother, Mrs. Henry Feile. Sergeant Feile, who was in his 22nd year, was born at Manitowoc on July 1, 1923. He came to Kewaunee with his parents on June 1, 1925 and had been a resident of this community continuously from that time until he entered the military service on March 27, 1943. He graduated from the Kewaunee High School with the Class of 1941 with a very fine scholastic and athletic record and later entered the employ of Frank Hamachek Machine Co., until called into the service of his country. He received his early military training at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri and later was stationed at Fort Collins, Colorado, and at Camp San Luis Obispo, California, before going overseas. His father died on March 3, 1942 and his is survived by his mother, a sister, Mrs. Athinel (Elsie) Raquet of Kiel, and a brother, Major Clarence Feile, with the air forces of the army in Italy. The death of Sergeant Feile again impressed upon the community the tragedy of war and it brought sadness to the hearts of everyone. His friendliness and his modest and unassuming manner won for him the admiration and affection of a host of friends. He exemplified the ideals of the ambitions of sturdy American manhood and his companions of school days and his associates of later years who knew him as the fine, upstanding young man that he was are deeply grieved in his untimely death. Memorial services for Sgt. Feile will be held next Sunday afternoon at three o'clock at the Community Congregational Church.
No newspaper named, 1945
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Reburial services for Sgt. Norman Feile, son of Mrs. Anna Feile, Plymouth, who was killed in action in the battle for the Ruhr on April 9, 1945, will be held at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Wittkopp Funeral home. The Rev. Mr. Spooner, pastor of the First Congregational church at Kewaunee, will officiate, and the Plymouth post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will conduct military rites at the grave in Rockville cemetery near Kiel.
December 15, 1948
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