The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1918-09-19
Boys and Girls Who Raised
Thrift Gardens Receive
Awards for Meritori-
GUS Work.
OFFER MANY SPECIAL PRIZES
All Schools in the City Have Students
Among the Prize Winners as Be
suit Of Exhibits In the Various
Schools on Last Friday.

Announcement is made today of the
list Of prizes awarded to the children
of Kenosha schools in the garden ex-
hibits held in the various schools last
Friday afternoon. More than humid
red of the boys and girls have been
given awards for merit in garden work.
The prizes marked Especial" are
those given for an article Of nearly
equal merit to that getting the prize
and was allowed where the nine prizes
of any sort had not been entirely used
up. The "special' is a substitute for
some other article that was missing.
RIzE LIST.
Balm School.
Potatoes - First, Leroy Schultz;
second, Anna Modory; third, Lillian
Becker
Tomatoes-First, julius Lamponeschi;
second, John Lodoni; third, Sidney
Crawley.
Navy Beans First, Vivian Schultz;
second, Joe Costello; third, Nathan
Hanche.
Pumpkins First, Clarence Hartwig;
second, Janus De Hamar; third, Domi-
mic Germanaro.
squash--First, Grace Sutcliffe; sec
Ond, Mamie Olson; third, Miles Galster.
Cabbage-First, Gordon Seymour;
second, Chester Molinaro; third, Anna
Rechtor.
Flowers - First, Alice Coshun; sec
ond, Edna Jensen; third, Edith Herth.
Basket of Vegetables First, Domi-
mic Romanano; second, John Pulero;
third, Ralph Borkenhagen.
Carrots - First, Harold Griese; Sec
ond, Ann Paliluce; third, Lauretta
Schneeberger.
Beets-First, Mary Maeko; second,
Harold Griese; third, Wallace Eidsor.
Durkee School.
Cabbage First, Arthur Getschman,
Ga; second, Ferrin Afford, la; third,
Arbina Aulozzi, ga.
Carrots-First, Walter Getschman,
30; second, Harold Grow, Deming
school, 5th; third, Clara Lassen, Sd.
squash-First, Beatrice Fulmer, IA;
second, Alex Brazewicz, 4b
Pumpkins--First, Marie Biscardi, Sd;
second, Joseph Treanowsky, ga; third,
George Georgen, 1b.
Beets-First, William Siran, Deming
school, CD; second, Dorothy Gibson, 2b;
third, Helen Anderson, SD.
Tomatoes-First, Arden Peck, IA;
second, Robert Mooney, Deming school,
5b; third, Edward Sorensen, "a.
Potatoes-First, Louise Jensen, 3b;
second, Walter Pankow, IA; third, FL
mer Cleereman, ga.
Flowers-First, Walter Jensen, 5a;
second, LaVerne Cox, Ga; third, Doris
Jensen, Oh.
Beans-First, Bert Hally, 2b; second,
Otto Hammer, ga
Extra -Given--Flowers, third, Marie
Anderson, 2b; flowers, third, Howard
Terrell, Ca; mixed basket, third, Ed
ward Greiner, 2b; crab-apples, third,
Francis Barber, "a; flowers, third, Ma
nan Kreimer, Oh.
Two third prizes not taken, for
beans and squashes, other three given
by teachers.
Lincoln School
Beets-First Emil zoller; second,
Miesystau Glowacki; third, Alice
Shepard.
Beans-First, Margaret Kehlor; sec
,ond, Laura Hansen; third, Clarence
Clauson
Potatoes - First, Oliver jackson;
second, Margaret Bounsall; third
Theodore Piedot.
Cabbage-First, Donald Oosdyke;
second, Elf Dahl; third, Virgins
Pirsch.
Squash First, Paul Naef; second
Virginia Pirsch and Allan Upham;
third, Thomas Stacey.
Pumpkins - First, John Koelzer;
second, Kenneth Hagberg; third
Gladys Flagler.
Flowers First, Vera Kuehn; sec
ond, Virginia Pirsch; third Edna
Lentz
Tomatoes First, Theodore PiedOt
second, William Beecher; third, Geor
giana Pirsch.
CarrOts-First, James Stacey; sec
Ond, Robert Drake; third. Leo Stacey
Columbus and Orchard Knoll
Beets-First Sarah Shinbrood; sec
cnd, Iona Peters; third, Frances John
son, and Ronald Proash.
Gayrots-First, Clifford Galster; see