The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1922-04-13
WILMOT.

"A regular meeting OIL tH6 aren't
Teacher association was held in the
auditorium on Tuesday evening. The
question as to whether or not the dis
trict shall attempt to secure Smith
Hughes aid for the work done in agri-
culture was discussed. Through very
little effort on the part Of the district
it would be possible for the district
to receive approximately seven hun
dred dollars additional in the form of
aid. This aid would be received after
recommendation by Inspector G. w.
| Gehrand of the state department Of
vocational education. Mr.. Gehrand
visited our school some time ago, and
after careful inspection, advised US to
apply for additional aid. Principal
Ihlenfeldt has just received word from
Mr.. Gehrand advising him of the ex-
tent to which special aid may be
granted, and advising him to call a
meeting of the people interested to de-
eide whether or not an attempt shall
be made to secure aid.
County Agent j. Williams spoke to
the parents and teachers at the P. 4.
A. meeting Tuesday evening.
Mrs. R. S. Ihlenfeldt attended the
reunion of the p T. A. workers which
was held at Kenosha on Friday, April
7th~
Band practice will be held on Fri
day afternoons and evenings after the
next rehearsal. The next rehearsal
will be held on Thursday afternoon
and evening due to the fact there is no
school being held on Good Friday.
Principal R. S. Ihlenfeldt attended
the meeting of the club boosters held
in the Office of County Agent Williams
at Kenosha on last Thursday after
noon. Prof. T. L. Bewick, state club
leader, spoke at the meeting.
Mrs. Sarah Madden Of Kenosha was
called to Wilmot Friday by the ill
ness of Jack Madden,
| Madeline Swenson was home from
the Oak Park hospital the last of the
week,
August Smith made a business trip
to Chicago on Friday.
The American Sand and Gravel COM
pany have secured the contract of fur
nishing gravel for the new paving on
the Lake Geneva road. The gravel
will be tucked from the pit here.
Frank Burroughs spent Saturday in
Kenosha.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams and Roy mo-
tored to Milwaukee Sunday. Mrs.
! Staver returned with them for an ex-
tended visit.
Do not forget the Easter Monday
dance given under the auspices of the
Holy Name church at Columbia hall,
Silverlake,. Percy Roweli's orchestra
will furnish the music. Refreshments
will be served and the committee plan
several novel features. A very good
time is promised.
Mrs. Young and daughter, Maud, of
Kenosha, were weekend guests of Mr..
and Mrs. R. G. Shotliff.
Arthur Dowell is occupying the new
home that has recently been complet-
ed for him.
Mrs. NJ Anderson left for home at
Crystal lake last week after spending
several weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Kruckman.
There will be services at 10 a. M.
Coed Friday at the Evangelical Luz
theran church. On Easter morn
ing there will be a German SER
mon with community at nine-thirty
o'clock and that evening at 1880
o'clock an English sermon with COM
munion.
Miss Hanson was a guest of her
mother, Mrs. Hanson, of Milwaukee,
over Sunday.
Miss Jamison spent the weekend
with friends at Burlington.
The Ladies' Aid of the M. E. church
extend an invitation to the public for
their monthly supper to be held in the
church dining room Thursday night
April Goth.
Work on our new ball park is being
rushed right along. The grand stand
is practically completed and work on
the diamond has been started Antioch
will play the Wilmot team at Wilmet
Sunday, April both.
The Twin Lakes Boat and Motor COM
pany are staging display of rewbests
S&AAo1 anu AhObONR tnt 01pH6U
building in Kenosha this week
The Girls Athletic club of the U. F.
H. school are making very elaborate
plans for the opening dance at the
Rodemaeher hall, Twin Lakes, which
they are to give Friday hight, April
Fl. They invite you all to be present.
Percy Rowell orchestra will be on
hand.
Rev. and Mrs. Jedele, Norman and
Rhoda Jedele were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Raiman, Sunday.
It is rumored that a local syndicate
of Wilmot capitalists are planning on
a bank for the village in the near
future,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Owen, Pearl Owen.
Kenosha; Dr.. and Mrs, R. Owen Chi
eago; Charles Owen, Denver, Colo. !;
Mr.. and Mrs, De Long of Racine; DR..
Martin of Kenosha, were entertained
| by Mr.. and Mrs, James Owen, Friday.
Services at the Holy Name for Holy
week will start Thursday morning with
a High Mass at 500 o'clock. The serv-
ices Friday and Saturday mornings
will be at $500 o'clock also. Friday
evening there will be devotions at 7:30
and Easter Sunday High Mass at 10:a0.
The program that has been arranged