The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1917-03-01
APPEAL TO ALL CLASSES
Meetings Scheduled for Farmers and
Store Keepers and for Children and
Their Mothers With Experts In
Charge Of Every Branch of Work.

Plans for the Community Institute
to be held in Kenosha under the direc-
tion of the kenosha Chamber of Com
merce were whipped into shape on Tues
day afternoon when III. l.. Goughnour
of the Department of General Infor-
nation and Welfare of the extension
division of the University of Wisconsin,
met with the local committee in charge
of the coming gatherings Present at
the meeting, as representatives of the
Chamber of Commerce, were Joseph
Funck, A. E. Bounsall, Ell. E. Barden,
G. W. Johnson, Miss Louise Cottrell,
James Ferris, H. J. Mellum, Miss
Hood, David Fogwel, H. G. Maddox
and Miss McGinn.
The plans laid at the meeting on
Tuesday afternoon give the assurance
that the institute in Kenosha will be
one of the hest Community Institutes
held in Wisconsin this year. Many
prominent speakers have been selected
to have charge of the various depart
ments of work and the meetings on
March 18th and 18th will be of interest
to all classes of people in Kenosha.
There will be sessions for the farmers
of the coutny for the children and theft
mothers, for the retail merchants and
for manufacturers and professional men
and every section of the program will
be in charge of an expert. Sessions
| will be held at the Rhode Opera House,
at Park Avenue M. E. Church, at the
Elks Club and at several of the
school buildings in the city. A
tentative program as agreed on at
the meeting on Tuesday, follows
Wednesday, March IA.
| 900 a. m.-Games and Health Talks
in the Schools, DR.. J. G. Elsom, the
University of Wisconsin.
1880 a. m.-Women s Meeting; pi-
ano solo; vocal solo; "Home Garden
ing, Miss Emma Conley, Extension Di-
vision, University of Wisconsin.
1920 a. n..-Farmer's Meeting; mu-
sic; "The Raising of Pedigreed Bar
ley and Oats in Dodge County" I'll. E.
Kreuger, Beaver Dam, Wisconsin; NOV
ing pictures.
1915 noon-Retailer Luncheon;
"Credits, their Functions and Limita-
tions," A. H. Melville, Extension Di-
vision, U. of w. (Note: A charge of
Csc will be made for this luncheon.)
| 1880 p. m.-Farmer' Meeting; music
by orchestra; 'FThe Social and Econo-
mic Benefits of Good Roads, = Francis
A. Cannon, executive secretary, Wis
onsin Good Roads Association, Madi-
son; "The Making of Soil Beds for
Profitable Grain Raising" HI. E.
Kruger; moving pictures.
200 b. M Women's Meeting: Songs
and Folk Dances by Children: "Spend-
ing the Family Income" Miss Emma
Conley, Extension Division, University
of Wisconsin; Song by High School
Girls Glee Club; "The Need and
Value Of Community Center Activities
and Teachers Homes in Rural Dis
tricts''
7:30 D. m.-separate Meeting for
Working Girls; Music; "Social Clubs
! and Recreation Rooms for Business and
Factory Girls" Miss Tracey Copp;
"The Wages VS.. the Budget of the
Working Girl Miss McGuinn; Music.
1880 D. -m-General Meeting; SeIec-
tions by High School Orchestra; Com
munity Singing, directed by D. Fog
i we'll; Recreation in it's Relation to
the Welfare of Youth and the Com
munity." DR.. Gillen; High School
Glee Club; Getty Planning
Thursday, March Is.
900 a. m.-Games and Health Talks
in the Schools DR.. JIG. Elsom.
1890 a. m.-Women 8 Meeting; Pi-
ano Solo; Vocal Solo; sfBeautifying
the Home Miss Evelyn Jensen, Elk
tension Division, u. Of w.
1890 a. m.-Farmer's Meeting; Mu-
sic by Orchestra; alfalfa Profess.
sor R. A. Moore, College of Agriculture,
u. of w; Moving Pictures.
1915 noon-Retailer s Luncheon;
salesmanship'' or Advertising"
Note: 4 charge OF 35c will be made
for this luncheon.)
1:30 p. m.-Farmer's Meeting; Song
by High School Boys Glee Club J.
Gardening N. A. Rasmussen, Osh-
kosh, Wisconsin; Song by High School
Boys Glee Club; ssPedigreed Grains, y
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