The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1919-01-02
CITY'S BUSIEST YEAR
PASSING INTO HISTORY
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Of Bernard Manthey in France. Miss
Car1otta Cooper leaves for Camp
Shelby, Hattiesburg, Miss, to enter
service in nurse reserve.
PRIMARY election day with normal
vote. Race for congressman between
Randall and Cooper unusually close,
with Randall in the lead. Thirty three
special Limited service men leave for
Camp Greenleaf, Ga $500 children
back in public and parochial schools
Marriage Of Miss Sophie Dietz and H.
Roloff of Great Lakes.
Clamp Logan sailors entertain Ke-
nosha girls at dancing party at Guild
Hall. Corner stone laid for new teach
ers training school at Union Grove.
5-Forty youngsters of the 1913
class of registrants leave for Camp
Grant. Delegates of district chapter
Of Eastern Star hold convention at
Masonic Temple. Geo. Bicken fined
thirty dollars for violating state bakery
laws Kenosha public school officials
have big reception for new teachers
at Armory.
Carl Alfred Tolf, one Of three
brothers, wounded severely in action,
kilograms also brings the news that
Private Oscar Kropp is severely
wounded on Western front Elks lodge
receives gruesome relics from battle
fields in form Of German helmets.
1900 Kenosha girls organize War Camp
Community Service League.
Marriage Of Clarice Doty to John
Gates Of TT Atkinson, Wis. Kenosha
and Racine veterans have annual out.
ing at Central Park. I'll. S. Cooper
plays host to two hundred men in serv-
ice at Dunmovin. Death Of Michael
Loewen, well known Somers farmer.
Kenosha autos all patriotic on
second gasless Sunday Lieut.. Mac
Dowell, recently returned from French
front, tells interesting stories Of world
struggle at Country Club. Death Of
Mrs. Anton Hsnnes
81. r.. Collins of Madison, named
as head Of truck sales department at
Nash Motors Company to succeed
Harold Hart. Manufacturers Associa-
ton vote to send committee to Wash
ington to seek definite facts on coal
supply. Cause Of death unknown =
isjury's verdict in case Of Mike Mona
ham John Siminowicz, first member of
Company M to fall in battle. Edison
Hardy commissioned as lieutenant at
Camp Taylor. Tenth regular meeting
Of Patriots Fund contributes $4,000
to Red Cross. Marriage of Miss Lii
liam Reidenbach to Leslies Partridge
of Albany, Wis.
10-Board of Education declares
song books with German songs to be
mutilated. Prange notifies city he will
quit work on west side sewers under
old contract. Marriage of Miss Pau
line Piehl to Carl Schwalbe. Announce
ment of the engagement of Arthur
Stemm to Norman Cullen of Rogers
Park. Miss Esther Heyman, social
editor of Kenosha Evening News, is
summoned for service at Camp Sewer.
l1-W. d. Martin, fuel expert, left
for Washington to take up coal situa-
ton with federal fuel administrator.
Marriage Of Elizabeth Nelson and John
Lawrence. Geo. Kramer severely in
jured when crushed between trains.
Esther Nelson becomes bride of Myron
Allen
12-Six thousand Kenoshans between
the ages of eighteen and forty-six
register for military service. Alonzo
I. Freeman announces himself as in
dependent candidate for sheriff.
l3-Kenosha displays Old Glory in
honor of General Pershing's birthday.
Main street loses one of its interest
ing landmarks when A j. Palica an
nounces that he will give up tobacco
business to join Black Cat Textiles
forces. School children have great ex-
hlblt of Vegetable, fruit and flowers
grown in their war gardens.
l4-W. D. Martin sends telegram
from Washington that federal officers
pledge ample demands for coal. John
F. Langan asks for a recount of votes
for sheriff cast in eighth ward. Suf-
frage League entertains men in serv-
ice at Grosvenor Hall. Blue Jackets
revel III Kenosha at usual weekend
activities Marriage of Mrs. Eliza
beth O'Malley to Herman Hendrick
son. Tom Scott named chairman of
Republican county committee.
l5-Not single automobile in oper-
alton. Country Club has open house
for blue jackets. Troop 9 Of Bow
Scouts entertain at farewell party
for Scoutmaster Siedschlag.
l6-Ensign Frazier falls in mid.air
at Key West, Fla, injuries not fatal
Greiling Brothers start work on bio
south breakwater. Council refuses to
sanction skip stop" plans to limit
the stops of street cars in the city.
sergt. Frank Singer efbreezes into
city with wonderful tales of the battle
of the Marine and first word of Com
pany M. Day nursery re-opens at St.