The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1921-01-06

cessory before and after the TACT IN
Milwaukee theft case, is released on
bonds of SIC, Marriage of Miss
Ella Thoma and William Jardine.-
nouncement of marriage of Miss Drena
johnson and William j. O'Brien.-
Christmas baskets are distributed
Burglars enter home Of Mrs. Mary lie
vers-Catholic churches hold mid
night mass.-Prisoners held in county
jail on minor charges receive release
as Christmas presents.-Eddie Harmer,
prominent local motorcycles and auto
mobilist is arraigned in municipal
court and released on $4,000 bonds in
connection with alleged automobile
theft Relatives appeal to court for
permission to take legal steps to pro-
vide for care of Bernard and Stello
Rimsha, survivors in fire tragedy
John Kepp is Frustrated in snow for
more than an hour as result Of fall
in which he suffered a fracture of
right leg.
Is. Kenosha lays aside all business
cares for Christmas holiday. Marriage
of Miss Eva Waldo and Burdette
Holt; Miss Pearl Karene Kunke and
Denis S. Gergits. - Churches hold
Christmas services.-Frank Yomaton,
seriously injured when automobile
driven by Anton Solton Of Racine is
wrecked just outside of north city
limits-Justin Barber injured in col
lision of Blue Cab and Obertin Deliv-
cry truck. Meanest robher takes
Christmas gifts from home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. David Rahr.- Many accidents mar
holidays festivities City's kiddies en-
tertained.- Death of Mrs. Martha Leon
hardt-John Erikson, Art Bostell and
Norman Topel arrested on charge of
disorderly conduct at Colonial res
taurant.
&c. Belated Christmas observances
held by several churches and lodges.
81. Joseph E. Dalton resigns Office
as assessor of incomes of Kenosha
County after thirteen years of service.
WHITTIER Motor Truck Company is
awarded big government contract which
will keep their three plants running
full blast for several months-George
A. Yule, president of the Balm Wagon
Company, and Mrs. Yule, prominent
social leader. announce intention of
making their home in California after
first OF year-Marriage of Miss Helen
Orlich and Lewis DOVE Death Of
Miss Katherine F. Reed.-Telegrams
from Washington indicate no change
in Kenosha postofiee until after end
of four year term of Wilson.-Igna-
titus Petkus nabbed by Crusading Con-
stable John Scholey as moonshiner.
Reports from department in Milwau-
kee indicate that five federal agents
who secured Kenosha Christmas Eve
did not return "empty handed. Ed
die Harmer forfeits bonds when he
fails to appear in court in alleged
auto theft charge.
%. Miss Katherine McGivern dies
as result of alleged self-inflicted burns.
John Scholey raids several saloons
but makes no arrests; whisky is hurl-
ed into sink in three places. - Well
home scene of early morning fire which
causes $1,000 damages Retail mer-
chants offer exceptional values as re-
suit of~national drop in prices.-Even-
ing News joins Minnesota Ontario Pa
per companw giving direct mill con-
nection for paper supply Kenosha
ranks first in state in amount of In
come tax over other first class rites.
Marriage Of Miss Lavaughn Rush
and Forest Layne.- of Frank
l.
clared accidental by coroner's jury
Frank Rzacaka is fined for reckless
driving as result of serious auto acct
dent near Raeine.-City Of Kenosha
purchases Virgil R. Brand Co. property,
an old landmark Death of Mrs. Eliza
Jane Farr.
20. Street car service is cut tenn
porarily in proportion to traffic More
than 100000 of the city's floating debt
is paid,-Big ice harvest is started to-
day.-Racine police officials state that
Peter Tilla, in Kenosha Hospital fol-
lowing auto accident, was supposedly
in jail at time of trip.-Income blanks
are ready,-Motorcycle policeman Rob-
inson and Otto named by County Board
as County Motorcycle policemen
School board decides to take up school
situation with City Council-Jo ohm
Gedraetis attempts suicide after max
ing several threats. Masons and
Eastern Star install officers for year
1921. - Mrs. George Ashmus appre-
hended as a moonshiner.
80. Announcement made that big
factories will not reopen Monday
Death of Joseph M. Scholey.-Kiwanis
Club installs officers.-Increased bust
ness for Wisconsin Gas and Electric
reflected in taxes.-Unusual marriage
tangle is ended in annulment of mar
riage Of Josephine Calender and John
Calender.
81. Kenosha booze runners shake in
their boots as they hear definitely that
two Kenoshans-no one knows who
have been indicted by the federal
grand jury.-Archbishop's office in
Milwaukee praises Father Perardi for
work hereinafter M. Burke named
member of executive committee of
fund to raise 100000 for Catholic
institutions in Wisconsin. - Word
reaches Kenosha of marriage of Miss
Marian Wilcox and J. Lester Brown in
Chicago Kenosha plans to usher in
the New Year with fitting ceremonies,
the features of the celebration being
the annual New Years ball at the Elks