The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1914-10-01
gKenOsha School Children
Win Honors at the State
Eair Held in Milwaukee.
MONEY GOEST0 SPECIAL FUNDS
Individual Entries Made by the Chill
dren Which Won PRICES Have Been
Returned and State viii Send Checks
For the Premiums Later.

The children of the Kenosha public
schools sent, as they did last year, a
large exhibit of work to the state fair
at Milwaukee, and have taken twenty
two tirsts, twenty-five seconds and
eighteen third prizes. There was a
seen from the following list, and all
the grades were represented and all
Of the schools.
Some especially good pieces of work
were entered in the names of the
children producing them, in which ease
the prize money will be sent directly
to the children from the state fair of
fcials. Much Of the work resulted
from the efforts Of an entire class or
school In that case the money goes
to the private account of the school
and will be used for some general
school benefit.
The lanes of the children winning
first, second or third prizes and list of
First Prizes-Scholars
Earnest Rost Balm school, seventh
grade Landscape drawing.
Samuel Ross, Balm school, third
grade--Ratfia basket.
Edith Lieman, Balm school, third
grade Penmanship
Dorothy Waichunas, Weiskopf school,
fifth grade--Reed basket.
Matt Turk, Gillett school, fourth
grade--Reed basket.
George Hale, Frank school, eighth
grade-Map drawing
Cynthia Stocking, Durkee school,
Deventh grade-Sewing, apron.
Ellen Quizgaard Durkee school, fifth
grade-Sewing, work bag.
Bernard Eilers, Balm school, second
grade Spelling book.
First Prizes Glasses and Schools.
seeond grade, Frank school, Miss
Telfar Portiere of paper beads
Seventh grade, Weiskopf school, Miss
Haugen-Fruit study OF crayon.
Kindergarten, Frank school, Miss
Vernon--M Mount of paper cutting.
Fifth grade, Balm school, Mrs. Will
halns--Book cover designs.
Third grade, Frank school, Miss wy
man--Construction pumpkin dolls.
Eighth grade, Columbus school, Miss
Brister--Mount of pose drawings.
First grade, Weiskopf school, Miss
Beisner--Strings Of paste beads.
Sixth grade, Durkee school, Miss
Shreve Mount of pose drawing.
Fifth grade, Durkee school, Miss
Rosa Bufton--Mount Of water flowers.
Sixth grade, Durkee school, Miss
Shreve, Mount of pose drawing.
Fifth grade, Durkee school, Miss Eda
Bufton-Sewing on dolls outfit.
Second grade, Durkee school, Miss w.
Carter-Construction
First grade, Frank school, Miss c.
Csrter-Corn husk dolls.
Second Scholars.
William Unit, Durkee school. sixth
grade-Water color study.
Frances Turk, Gillett school, fourth
grade-Landscape.
Philachetta Biscardi, Deming school.
third grade-Reed basket.
George Webb, Columbus school, fifth
grade-Still life. in pencil.
Gordon Adamson, Balm school, eighth
grade-Landscape in color
Henry Liegler, Durkee school, fourth
grade-Water color flowers
George Mcclure, Balm school, seventh
grade-Wooden box.
Katherine Bruzas, Balm school, sixth
grade, penmanship.
Clayton Truesdell, Weiskopf school,
third grade-Rafia basket
Ernest Rost, Balm school, seventh
grade-Stencilled map.
Victor Nemukshie, Balm school, third
grade-Reed basket.
Second Prizes--ol Glasses and Schools.
Sixth grade, Durkee school, Miss
Shreve-Mount on paper flowers.
Second grade, Frank school, Miss c.
Carter.
Eighth grade, Balm school, Miss
Misunderstanding, outfit for baby.
Seventh grade, Frank school, Miss
Lilley-Sewing, outfit for doll.
First grade, Deming school, Miss
Washburn Mount of water color
studies.
First grade, Balm school, Miss Lar
Een--Portier of wall paper beads.
Eighth grade, Columbus school, Miss
erister-Mount of drawing of trees.
First grade, Durkee school, Miss
Butcher-Mount of water color flowers.
Sixth grade, Durkee school, Miss w.
Farley-Illustrations of Hiawatha.
Second grade, Frank school, Miss
McNamara-Mount of crayon drawings.
Second grade, Frank school, Miss Tel
tar--Mount of winter landscape.
Third Prizes-scholars.
Ruth Anderson, Deming school, sec