The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1915-09-30
ALSO FEATURE HORT|CULT URE
Pupils VIII Display Flowers, Fruit and
Vegetables Raised by Themselves
and VIII Compete For Honor
able Mention.

4 anu Tie like.
| Kenosha animals are going to school!
70 be sure it will be but for single
day, but may luck prosper them so they
{ come out of it well educated beasties.
Probably Kenosha S cats, dogs, par
rots, squirrels and hens-surely its
| mudturtle- be the first in the
| United States to be invited guests of
! the public schools, but doubtless the
fashion set may influence many another
| school to follow suit to the betterment
! of the animals of the entire country
round about
David R. Fogwell, director Of recre-
| spring to enthuse the youngsters under
his charge in the pursuit Of gardening
! and the care Of pets.
All summer the Riddles of the
town have hoed and shovelled gardens
and groomed their pets for presenta-
ton this fall instead of spending their
spare time teasing sister or building
secret retirements where they could
smoke corn silk cigarettes unobserved
| And now the great day has come.
Pet, flower, fruit and vegetable shows
will be held in many Of the public
schools, and among the first will be
that at the Balm school of which Fl. B.
| Murphy is the principal So great has
waXed the enthusiasm in the show
which will be held there Friday after
noon that he received forty different
entries for flowers, fruit and vegetables
while in the livestock department. he
has total of ninety one entries of
parrots, squirrels, rabbits, dogs, cats,
canaries, chickens, doves and similar
furred and feathered individuals, to
say nothing of the mudturtle. Chick
ems lead the numbers with eighteen
entries while cats come next with
sixteen
Judges who will serve: as examiners
Of the exhibition are: Mrs. Bertha Sur
| rerus, James Courtney and R. J. Aus
! tin.
A detailed list of the entries follows:
} y
Cats-Cora Nelson, seventh grade;
Carolyn Monteen, seventh grade; Yer
ner Larsen, seventh grade; Hazel
johnson, third grade; Leslie Gabriel
son, eighth grade; Alice Wacks, third
grade; Nleiks Kango, third grade;
Herta Gocrner, third grade; Orlavdo
Molinari, fourth grade; Joe Scdaj,
Ursula, fourth grade; John Hughes,
Mildred Seaver, sixth grade; Florence
Bidinger, sixth grade.
Dogs-Thelma Larsen, sixth grade;
Ruth Carter, sixth grade; Daisy Hay,
sixth grade; Orlando Molinari, sixth
grade; George Haubrich, third grade;
Leslie Gabrielson, eighth grade; Ches-
ter Geddes, eighth grade; Amber
Whitaker, eighth grade; Walter Veg
ner, fifth grade; Tony Morrone, third
grade; Thomas Shelley, eighth grade.
Doves Margery Moth, seventh
grade; Frederick Dickhaut, seventh
grade; John DeCello, seventh grade;
Percy Heidi, third grade; Alex Gotant,
third grade; Ernest Johnson, third
grade; Arnold Broz, eighth grade; Ell
mer Joerndt, eighth grade; Isabelle
Yankonsky, third grade; Ralph Wes-
koonis, sixth grade; Malcolm Hahn,
sixth grade; Martha Herth, fifth grade;
Herbert Haubrich, fourth grade; An
cello DeCello, fourth grade; Vincent
Gotant. fourth grade
Rabbits-Mike Marrone, sixth grade;
Floyd Phiel, fourth grade: Elmer
Joerndt, eighth grade; Anton Matavka,
third grade; Tresa Paspeck, fifth
grade; Louis Seoph, seventh grade;
Mary Fervanti, fifth grade; Chas.
Rolling, fifth grade; Marco Stella,
fifth grade.
Chickens Rudolph Wirth, seventh
grade; Clarence Fechner seventh
grade; Joe Hamelenk, fifth grade;
William Schnben, fifth grade; Otto
Moldennauer, fifth grade; Ruffael
Bonaho, third grade Eunice Bartlett,
third grade; Leslie Gabrielson, eighth
grade; Della Becker, third grade;
Joseph Johnson, third grade; Edward,
fourth grade; Carl Norman, fourth
grade; John Hughes, sixth grade; Ivan
Fox, fifth grade; Otto Haubrich, fourth
grade; William Becker, fourth grade.
Canaries Margaret DoerAnger,
sixth grade; Ora Mink, sixth grade;
Ernest John six magpies), third
grade; Helen Merle, third grade; Doris
Whitbeck, fifth grade; Hazel surerus,
nth grade.
Parrots and Squirrels Chester Mo-
hnari, parrot, fourth grade; Lulu Ours,
squirrels, sixth grade; Juno Whitbeck,
mudturtle, seventh grade.
Fruit and Vegetables Laoyne
Rach, sixth grade; Esther Josephson,
sixth grade; Arthur Langenbach, sixth