The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1918-01-03
NOVEMBER.

the Coliseum.
NOVEMBER.
1--Graft probe in commissary de-
partment of Great Lakes Training Sta
ton centers in Kenosha with arrest of
Fl. L. Horner, petty officer, and Viii
liam and Edward Koos, of Kenosha.
Rev. Edward Zeckser is first minister
exempted in county from war service.
Kenosha grocers decide on cone de-
livery day" system.
2-Divorce records carry tragedy Of
fortythree wrecked Kenosha homes
during year. Thief takes Orman
Yule's eight fat Rhode Island Reds.
Walter J. Frost installed as Right
Eminent Grand Commander of Wis
eonsin knights Templars. Word reaches
Kenosha of marriage of Miss Mabel
Moorehouse and Walter Balm at Waco.
3-State highway commission mott
fes County Clerk Jones that state will
finish Sheridan Road. Pierre Uyttre,
a Belgian veteran, seeks home in Ke-
nosha county. Death of Mrs. Mary
Martin. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nelson
celebrate silver wedding anniversary.
Edward Boroski, six years old
dies at st. GATHERINGS hospital from
injuries received by being struck by
automobile late the former afternoon.
Police keep lid down on Sunday dance
halls. Death of Mrs. John Anderson
in Chicago. Death of August Dauen,
resident of Somers.
Council grants ten dollar bonus
to city police and fremen. Unknown
motorist Injuries John Denig and drives
on without offering aid. Kenosha
Masons celebrate Past Masters night
at Temple.
exemption board certifes forty
more for service. First "meatless
day. goes over the top in Kenosha.
| 7--Seven Kenosha "boy bandits
are hailed into police court for the
theft of $500 worth of copper and brass
from cars. Herman Forket badly in
iured when car driven by DR.. Werner
turns turtle near Mungen s Tavern.
Associated Charities has enthusiastic
meeting on war relief. Balm school
county fair proves success.
Sword reaches Kenosha of the
death of Corporal George Harmon, a
hero of a Canadian regiment. Com
missioned officers named for Provision
al Battalion. Peter Nelson goes bank
rupt in Chicago. Kenosha dances at
Liberty Ball, given by Knights of
Pythias, for local Red Cross. Kenosha
merchants hear Sergt. Baldwin of
Canadians. Miss Harriet Balm re-
elected president K. G. E. S. L.
9-Policeman Charles Rock urges
CONSUMPTION board to send him to can
torment in next quota. Kiwanias send
sweets to Kenosha soldiers. Miss
Evelyn Daisy and Trooper Edward
McGonegle married by Father Malone.
Death of Captain L. K. Blodgett at
Yorkville.
10-Kenosha becomes war center
with building of barracks on Balm
avenue. Police seek FL. B. Smith on
several forged check charges. Charles
Bishop injured when struck by auto
mobile driven by Alva Paddock of
Bristol. Sim3o CLUB holds annual ban
quet at Gentle Hall.
11-George Hendricks, in state of
dependency attempts suicide in city
lookup but is rescued by prisoners.
Officer Charles Amberlang draws gun
on three refractory sailors. Death of
John McLauren.
12-Frank spina, at state prison on
charge of assault on Police Captain
Cyzak, files for pardon. Milk produc-
ers ask for repeal of antitrust law SO
as to exclude them. Major Medium
names "non-coms" in battalion.
Prominent citizens start plan for great
"Patriotic Week. in Kenosha and
name 2. G. Simmons as chairman and
Clark S. Judd as vice chairman. Death
Of Mrs. Caroline Nessen.
13-Kenosha county asked to join
Racine county in organizing inter
county training school for teachers.