The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1919-01-02

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mittee. Two more Keioshans die in
service Harold Rehm of the U.S.N.,
at New York and Albert Larson OF ~he
~. S. A. at Camp Custer. City faces
hardest day in battle against epidemic
and report of many new eases, with
the following deaths, Mrs. Ralph CO.
oper, Mrs. Minnie Hoff, Mrs. Jos. Be
lotta, George Hansen, Charles Jenno,
VIM. Madison, Mrs. Catherine Pfeiffer.
Cd. A. Riis league have patriotic
meeting with a sale of $4,000 worth of
bonds. Kenosha goes off half-cocked
when it staged foul peace cele-
bration by order of Mayor Joachim.
/" Flu, Liberty Bonds, and gasless
Sunday were all forgotten. Flu !"
obituary Christine Gullo, Stanley
Pavelauskis, John Ellison, Mrs. Carrie
Olson, Joseph Busick
| shoulder straps for DR.. 8. w. Muir
ply School Board declines to close
schools. Annual audit shows shortage
Of 5000 in books Of City Treasurer. 200
garbage cans missing. Patriotic wo-
men offer their services to combat
Flu. 9 Epidemic victims Mrs. Mar
garet Watkins, ChristM Nelson, Mrs.
Ralph Montemurro, Christ Metelsen.
Stealth officers threaten penalties
for failure to report influenza. Four
Kenoshans on casualty list Allen L..
Wright, w. Lupkiewich, Frank Mul-
| berry and M. Iltando, all severely
wounded. Board of Education boost
maximum on salary schedule Of grade
teachers. Flu" reaps grim harvest;
Mrs. Elizabeth Ryan, Bruno Chiapetta,
Ella Miller, Viola Anderson, James
Vanderploeg, Mrs. Ella Maynard, Mrs.
Lydia Nystrom, Rose Phillips, Albert
Mack.
10000 people take part in great
patriotic mass meetings ana dig deep
and buy $4,000 worth Of Liberty
Bonds. DR.. Jorgenson commissioned as
Captain in Medical Corps. Capt. Mof
felt sends Hospital Corps to aid in
Flu fight. Taps to be sounded
daily from steps of Post Office in honor
of boys Over There. Kenosha Retail
ers' vote to put receipts of week for
Bonds. Obituary George Balm, Christ
Beck, Mrs. Nicholas Otto, Anthony
Stoffel, Frank Hardk, Florine Micha-
LEX, Filoberto Ruffalo.
10-Death calls Louis Grosvenor,
well known young business man. Adam
Washkis found near death from knife
wound Health Board takes drastic
step to stop spread of influenza and
will close theaters and schools and puts
ban on all public meetings, beginning
Saturday. Kenosha Elks vote club
dry and new club house will open
without bar. Local draft board re-
ceives master list of all registrants.
Death of George Marble, former Ke-
nosha, inventor of safety bicycle. Vo-
cational schools open with record atten-
dance. Death Of Carl Johnson, Agnes
Hendrickson, Mary o Neil, Ethel Dub
inniewicz, Matilda Nelson, Leonard
Nelson, and many children. Miss
Kathryn Cooper and Genevieye Kelley
leave for Camp Beauregaard to enter
Nurses Training School
Little Joe Rategan dies as re-
suit of injuries received in auto acct
dent. Patriots Fund collects $29,-
600 during month Of September. An
other gold star added to Kenosha s
service flag with announcement of
death of Ben Rhode at Camp Dodge.
The following Kenosha people succumb
to the flu; Harry Hopf, well known
athlete, Mrs. P. J. Hurtgen wife of
city engineer, Mrs Alice Horton, Mrs.
Josephine Stromquist, Mrs. Pauline
Patti, Christ Therkelsen, Paul Pikna.
12-Health officials are more hopeful
that epidemic is on the wane but places
a ban on public funerals. Liberty
Day" not observed but personal work
for sale Of bonds goes merrily on.
Death Of Jacob Lange, Charles Clark,
Steven Vadjon, Charles Romansky,
Nicholas Parnak, Edward Bradley,
Joseph Nadiczik, Russell Ludwig Of
Silver Lake, Mrs. Sylvia Achen, Mich
ael Pruto, Eugene Kelly, Paul Dischleid,
Peter Mester. Local undertaking es-
adjustments take care Of 40 calls.
l3-City has first churchless day in
history but ministers offer prayers for
freedom from influenza. Kenosha adds
musicales and showless Sundays to its
list. Spanish plague claims two SOL
diers- Edward Clark at Hog Island and
Ruben Jacobsen at Camp Mead, Va,
also Mrs. Elizabeth Leineweber. Ed
ward and Walter Rooney, John SHOW
ranski, Anthony Scarletto, g. Angelica,
Mrs. Rose Adams, Mrs. Anna Maieski,
little Mary Marneson, Hahill Humer,
Mrs Marie Koldenborg, H. Hansen,
Mark Lucci, Henry Kamatka, and Mrs.
Sophia Taft. Eight men arrested in
early morning gambling raid.
lie. G. Alleman quits Simmons Co.
to become manager of the Adams and
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