The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-05-08
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Splendid playing was done by the
Richard brothers, Richter, Franzen,
Wedekind and Mercile Next week the
fast Eagle Lake team visits the Legion
park here.
Did you notice the new 1924 score
book at the Legion game? The Legion
naires are asking the fans to patronize
the advertisers in the scorebook,
whenever possible. The score book is
36 page book, an increase Of 8
over last year.
You will know all the local Legion
naires in the near future by their en-
blems Of which new supply has been
ordered.
Hurrah! Carl Gauger brought that
long promised cake Monday night. L.
sure was worth waiting for. From now
on until fall the coffee at the Legion
meetings will be favored with real
cream as the milkman membef-Ira
White, has started his summer route
and promises all the whipping cream
needed at each meeting.
U. F. II. School Notes.
The baseball players played at
Union Grove Friday afternoon. Our
boys won with score of "a. The
lineup for the the year is: Cyrile,
Dalton, catcher; Norman Richter,
pitcher; Stanley Becker, lib; Melvin
Button, 2b; Elmer 10th, 3b; Fred
Schmaltfeldt, IS; Clarence 10th, rf;
Norman Richards, If; Joseph Kamin,
CT.
Regular band practice was held
Mondav
Hazel Lubkeman spent Saturday in
Kenosha.
Gee club practice was held Friday.
Ruth Freeman was absent Thursday.
A card party and dance was given
Monday night in the gym for Inc bene-
fit of the band.
Evelyn Benkhe spent Friday in Bur
lington.
In the race between Spark Plugs and
Sassy Susies, the Sassy Susies won
and worked up good appetite FOR the
big feast to be given by the Spark
Plugs.
Single hobs seem to be getting
popular with the Union Free high
school girls.
The Glee club will sing at the
Salem P. T. A. Wednesday night.
Saturday morning at eight o'clock
Miss Helen Marion Neidl, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Neidl of Twin
Lakes, was married to VIM. Duford of
Milwaukee at the Holy Name church.
The ceremony was performed by the
pastor, Rev. j. Brasky.
Lohengrin's wedding march was
played by the organist, Mrs. Dolres
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as her sisters bridesmaid, preceded
the bride to the altar. The bride was
becomingly attired in a dress of blue
flat crepe and hat to match. She car
ried a colonial boquet. The brides
maid wore Molly crepe. They were
met at the alta by the groom and his
attendent Joseph Dunn of Milwaukee.
While the ceremony was being per-
formed, Mrs. Brownell played Handel's
Largo very effectively. The program
of songs during the mass were sung
by Honorah Mcclure of Chicago and
were as follows: Regina Caeli-Veni
Jesu; Gounod's Ave Maria, Miss Carey,
Give Me Thy Heart, Miss Caeli;
Mendelssohn's march was played by
Mrs. Brownell as the party left the
church.
A breakfast for the bridal party and
the intimate relatives was served at
the home of the brides parents follow
ing the ceremony.
Mrs. Duford has been a popular
kindergarten teacher in the Kenosha
schools, and the groom who is
senior at Marquette holds an enviable
athletic record in the school. He was
star for three years in both football
and basketball teams and was captain
of the 1922 basketball team.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duford will make their
home at Rhinelander, Wis, after June
1st, where the groom has a position
as recreation director.