The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1923-01-11
GENOA JUNCTION.

Gospel Church - Sunday school at
10 a. m, preaching at IL a. m. Subject:
Spiritual Progress" Evening preach
ing at 1880. Subject Gel Shaddai."
Prayer service and Bible study at 1880
Friday evening. The congregation had
the privilege of hearing Rev. Green
last Sunday. Brother Green was Wis
iting in the village and was given the
puplit for the day. He preached two
soul-stirring sermons and the people
were we'll blessed by his presence.
Methodist Church Notes F. w.
Church says he is Christian because
1T means an adjusted relationship be-
tween myself and man and between
myself and God, and I want to be in
harmony with all creation. Also I
do not want to miss the place they
call Heaven, and so far as know the
only sure way is through, the Chris
tian life" Next Sunday morning we
have our Junior church service for
January. 1t is gratifying to see the
interest in these services, both on the
part of the parents and the young peo-
pie. : Sunday evening the pastor has
been asked to speak on the question of
prohibition. The theme will be "What
Does Prohibition Mean to Your" Mrs.
j. M. Carey, one of the pioneer mem
bers of our church was suddenly taken
i'll Sunday morning. We hope that she
will soon regain her usual health. Rev.
Welch's Sunday school class visited
Kenneth Bjerning Sunday afternoon
Kenneth is member of the class and
has been suffering FROM sumach pois-
oning the past week. He is better and
hopes soon to be out again. A teach
er's training class is being organized
for the benefit of anyone interested
in the work. If we can secure the books
in time the first meeting will be held
Saturday evening. January 90
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. K. Jones returned
home Wednesday from a few days
visit in the H. S. Miller home at Rock
ford.
"Grandpa" Bill has been quite sick
with the flu.
Mrs. G. Soderstrom and two children
of Twin Lakes, visited friends here Sat
urday.
Miss Nellie Lundberg of Elgin, spent
Sunday at her home here.
Misses Ella Prouty and Grace Stone
were Lake Geneva callers Saturday
6yening.
Twenty-siX new members were tax
en- into the Congregational church at
the morning service last Sunday.
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in the M. x. Jones home Friday.
The Genoa Junction high school bas-
ketball team (frst team won a de-
cisive victory Friday evening when
playing Delavan high school (first
team by score Of 38 to 4. The sec
ond teams also played and Genoa won
7 to 5. The surrounding towns have
learned that the locals are hard to de-
feat and they are teams of which we
may well be proud.
Miss Ella Prouty returned to Water
ford Sunday to resume her school
work, after spending the holidays here.
M. and Mrs. Harry Lundberg are
the happy parents Of baby boy, born
Tuesday, Jan, 2.
A. w. Hyde is quite sick with the
flu.
NJ. X. Jones motored to Lake Geneva
and Harvard Friday.
School reopened Monday after hav-
ing been closed for two weeks holt
day vacation.
Messrs. E. o. Kull and A. w, Hofs
were reelected as directors to the
Farmers Fire Insurance company at
Lake Geneva Tuesday.
Dorothy Kaddatz of SHADES Corners,
has been spending a weeks holiday va
cation with her grandmother, Mrs.
Amelia White.
The K G. Bill family is undergoing
siege of the flu.
The Genoa Junction Cemetery asso-
citation was recently organized. The
following officers were elected: Direc-
tors G. D. Blanke, G. A. Swenson, AL
fred Darling, C. H. Prouty, Ed. Miller,
N. E. Dairs, A. W. HATS; president, A.
W. HATS; secretary, Alfred Darling;
treasurer, N. E. Dairs; custodian for
trust funds, c. H. Prouty. The So
called Ladies Cemetery Aid has now
withdrawn from the organization.