The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1918-01-03
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charge of carrying concealed weapons
and threats to kill. Two Kenosha
women injured when north bound M.
R. and =. car is derailed near Rope
vile.
1S-Johnny schaeffer, eleven years
old. receives fatal injuries when he is
accidentally run down by car driven by
Chief of Police O'Hare Thaddeus
| Wronski and Polish Military Band.
pleases large audience at Coliseum.
19-Kenosha says farewell to one
hundred and twenty five more soldiers,
her third contingent for Camp Custer.
:. Patriotic week starts with vim when
| Kenosha women throng Rhode to hear
Mrs. Peat. William J. Reid forced to
return to Kenosha by accident on
soldier trip. Zeno NJ. Host commits
suicide in Chicago hotel. ''The Arrival
of Mr. Wright annual Moose show,
pleases at the Rhode.
20-Steve Barden chosen for import-
ant Red Cross work in France Patri-
otto parade continues work of patriotic
week. Consumption boards sends Steve
Istranek to TT. Sheridan as first de-
serter Russell Fl. Jones reelected as
county agent for eighth term.
21-Briek Masons' Union opens way
in Patriotic Week by unanimously
adopting the fsKenosha Plan. " Rich
ard Howe, a former Kenoshan, is
placed on U. S. Army Board. Service
flag with forty-two stars presented to
Kenosha High school by mothers OF
soldiers. Lieut.. Rossiser, escaped Ger
man prisoner, addresses Kenoshans at
Rhode. Miss Dora Heyman and Miss
Anna Gonnermann win with recital at
open meeting of Catholic Women s,
/ Club. Death of ROLAND w Dunn.
22-John Quinn, long time RESIDENT
of Kenosha county, dies at st. Cath
erine's hospital from injuries received
in automobile accident Motor thieves
steal touring car of J. Fred Johnson.
Fuel Administrator Burke begins
lights out" campaign. Marriage of
Miss Gladys Borland and Howard
Smith. Kenosha county adopts tKe-
noshS Plan. - School children give
concert at Rhode.
23-Lieut Herbert H. Curtis, U. S.
N. A. dies at home of parents in Keno
sha from attack of pneumonia. High
j lake batters down breakwaters along
! Durkee avenue. Fire does damage In
paint and shipping rooms of Simmons
| Company. Death of Louis Krypan.
24-Ruth Fuller fatally burned when
clothes catch on fire from overheated
stove. Fifteen thousand Kenoshans
march in parade to show interest in
Patriots Fund. Private Peat stirs
all Kenosha with arraig1ment of Ger
many in address at Coliseum Death
of Oliver P. Hoye Diphtheria claims
| Charles Henry Freeman as victim
Henry c. Buchanan dies at ST. Cath
crime IS hospital.
25-Lieut. Herbert Curtis buried with
all military honors from Congregation
al Church. Kenosha ministers urge
Patriotic Plan from pulpits
26-Oriental board visits Kenosha
and praises city's industries Henry
Jensen fatally burned by explosion of
live steam at Nash Motors Company.
Captain R. Hugh K1yvett, famous
Australian scout, ends patriotic week
with forceful addr 9ss at Coliseum urg-
ing war until victory
27-Kenosha Plan wins two thousand
subscribers on first day of campaign.
Six Kenoshans gain commissions at.
second Officers Training Camp. County
board votes appropriation for building
administration building at Willow.
brook Death of Peter Maurice.
28-First ''Patriotic Half Hour
goes through in Kenosha with great
| enthusiasm. Marriage of Miss olga.
Petersdorf and Hubert Mcclure. Ke-
nosha society attends enmasse the Pro-
visional Battalion Ball at the Coliseum.
Knights of st. George present annual
minstrel at Germania Hall.
29-Al Kenosha quietly celebrates
Thanksgiving Day with touch of re-,
membrance for the chairs made vacant.
by war. Rev. Taylor in Thanksgiving
sermon touches ON war. Daylight
thieves rob Raisch home on Fremont
avenue. Miss Myrtle Perkins and
Arthur SeidschIag married at home Of
bride IS parents. Paul Birschey arrest
ed on serious bigamy charges.
30-Kenosha county heralded as.
leader in seventh district in Liberty
Loan campaign. Announcement Of
marriage of Miss Alma Hansen and
Arthur Manning of Somers. "Shop
Early' Edition Of Kenosha Evening
News appears.
DECEMBER.
EARLY morning burglars blamed
for fire at home Of Mrs. L. Tanner.
Arthur Blow, Stevens Point, blows into
jail as automobile thief. Spread of
diphtheria causes grave alarm. John
Van Hoozen arrested on charge Of
stealing sheep. Marriage of Miss Han
nah Kelley and Walter Turner. Death
of Mrs. Frederick Joerndt. Miss Ham