The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1923-11-22
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ShephefdS rare, NeNIhss DuIIefHeSJ
Lege; Mrs. Dolores Brownell, violin
solos "Adoration,p Borowski; "The
Secret" Gautier; Alfred Reschke ac-
companist, Mrs. Dolores Brownell;
vocal solos-"O Dry Those Tears
Teresa" Del Riego; "At Nightfall,"
Metcalf; Grace Carey, Alfred Reschke
violin. Mrs. Dolores Brownell piano.
Word of the death Sunday night of
Richard Klare at Madison where he
was a Senior at the University was re-
ceiycd Oh Monday morning. The de-
ceased was the only son of Mrs. Emma
Klare of Chicago, but had spent much
of his life at Wi1mot with his aunts
Miss Sophia Runkel and Mrs. c. Nor
gan. Richard was graduate of the
u. F. II. School in the class of 1920
and entered the University the next
fall He started in the agriculture
course but transferred to civil engi-
neering. Owing to ill health his work
was again changed to Journalism.
Surviving are his mother, Mrs. E.
Klare, Chicago; Mrs. C. Morgan, Miss
Augusta Runkel, Miss Sophia Runkel,
! Wilmot; Miss Julia Runkel, Chicago;
Miss Louise Runkel, Georgia; Henry
Runkel, Silver Lake.
The students enjoyed their six weeks
tests this week.
Milward Bloss and Elmer Rasch were
absent Monday.
regular meeting of the Literary
Society was held Friday. The follow
ing program was given: Star Spangled
Banner, Assembly; Signing of the
Armistice, Wallace Miller; Work of
the Red Cross During the War and
Now, Hazel Stoxen; In Flanders Field,
Gwendolyn German; Americas Answer,
Hazel Lubkeman; Making of Our
Countrys Flag, 1rma Schmalfeldt;
Popular War Songs, Assembly-led by
Ruth Curtis; Cornet Solo; Melvin Buff
ton; The Fool, Clarence 10th; The
Flag Goes BY, Lyle McDougall;
America, Assembly.
The students are all looking forward
to the first basket ball game of the
season which lis to be held at Rich
mond on Friday, November 20. The
line up will be as follows: Button,
L. F.; Becker, r. F.; Richter, c.; Dali
ton, R. G.; Stensel, L. G. The SUBJ
stitutes will be: Elmer 10th, Nor
man Richards, Clarence 10th and Fred
Schmalfeldt.
Mrs. A. Stoxen and Mrs. R. Ihlen-
/ feldt attended the Mothers and
Daughters Banquet at Union Grove,
Tuesday.
Mr.. Ihenfeldt spoke at banquet for
the Presidents of the of the P. T. A.
| Organization at the Elks' Club in Ken
osha, Saturday.
| The high school band played at the
| Fathers and Son Banquet at Silver
Lake, Friday night. 1t was the first
attempt on the part Of the band to put
/ on a program without the assistance
of their director, Mr.. Wright. They
were rather timid at first, and did not
do so we'll in the first selection but
did very we'll in the last two played.
Many students attended the banquet
and all reported very good time. DR..
| Behner's speech was thoroughly en-
| joyed by all who attended
Patron Teachers Meet.
| Tuesday night the regular meeting
of the P. T. A. was held. In spite of
the bad weather many attended. This
meeting was of particular interest, for
it was resume of the State Con-
vention at Milwaukee. Each teacher
chose some especial phase as re-
tport for the P. T. A. The speeches
were most excellently received.
A feature of the program was two
violin solos by Alfred Reschke. Mr..
Reschke played "Conzonetta," Pabst
and "Rococco," Drdla, both splendidly
rendered The P. T. A. program was
as follows: Community singing, Miss
Hope; The Convention in General
Prin., r. Ihlenfeldt; violin selection,
Mr.. Reschke, Side lights on the con-
vention; The Junior High School,
Miss Stallman; report of Glen
Franks speech, Mr.. Rescke; Some
Ideas About Teaching English, Miss
Metcalf; Nutrition of the School Child,
Miss Post; Modern Arabian Nights,
Miss Hope; Violin Selection, Mr..
Reschke; The Convention in General.
Prin., R. Ihlenfeldt.
Mrs. H, B. McDougall, president of
the Wilmot P. T. A. attended the P.
T. A. Convention at Kenosha on last
IDdtuIudy.
Some of the school board members
are planning on attending the School
Board Convention at Kenosha, Thurs
day. Inspector Dick will have charge
of the program.
Monday night the regular band prac-
tice was held. New band members
are: Ruth Barber, Gladys Button,
Donald Schmalfeldt, Elmer Elfers, Earl
Elfers, Edith Metcalf
A meeting of the High School Board
was held last Monday night The ques-
tion of heating the gymnasium was
considered.
Wilmot Grade Notes.
The Upper Grades organized Liter
airy Society Monday: The following
officers were elected: President, Ruth
Stoxen; Vice President, VIM. Schuelke,
Secretary, Windsor Madden, Treas
urer, Sophia Holtdorf
FOX RIVER