The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-05-01
WILMOT
Unon Free High School Notes.
Regu.ar band practice was he'd

Re6nAaf Ddnd practlce Was He'c
Monday.
Florence B!oss. Hazel Lubkenman,
Ruth Pacey. Beatrice and E'ysra Oct
ing went 10 see David Ws'-fe!d In the
Merchant of Venice at Milwaukee on
Wednesday.
Inc seniors have decided to Il e
the Eoodoo a farce in three scss 1or
their slsss play.
SIX weeks examinations were held
last week.
A contest is being conducted ~
sckoo; Cor che beceft OF the band.
The sehoo. mas agreed to sell suit.
scrlptioos to the Country Gentleman,
on a profit shxr:ng basis. The school
Supies, with Cyril Dalton, manages
I'D Rhode Jedele, as sale smanaEsr
fo- the i.st team, The second team -
named the Spark Plugs. Beatrice
Oe9ti9g, manager. and Merton Hart
mel. as Ss.esma.ager.
Giee cub practice was held FriGay.
American Legion.
{Fred Semrau Post 361)
On Saturday eYenlcg tina FED Sem
rau Post No. Col &c Wiimot gaze q
very successful dance st the I:ad4e
lnncker pavilion, at Twin lakes. NJ.
Carl Rademacker estimated the crowd
of from 1000 TO 1000. This was a pre-
opening Janco as the regular opening
dance is to be given by Mr.. R. Rade-
macEcr, Saturday evening, May Bird.
Chicago, Milwaukee, Kenosha, Lake
Geneva, Burlington and Harvard were
well represented in the attendance,
wbila the residents of towns III the y
cinity turned out almost to 3 person.
The legionaires introduced new
features at their dance. One was q
hot dog stand This stand did thriv-
ing business during the evening. dis
posing Of 81 pounds of f-ankfurts.
Another feature WEES the frat appear
apce OF Boomers Ice cres:l II IN
d:v:Gaal bricks. This innovation ;ooI;
exceptionally we'll and was oil sod
before midnight.
The crowd rode the pop wagon bard
tina evening, drinking 81 cas- IS of pop
and looked for more. They Fad 20
quench their thirst with coffee and
water.
The radio set given away goes. TO
Clarence Peterson of Salem, Wiscon-
sin. Mr.. Peterson is to congratulated
as he will now be the possessor of a
very fine set.
Many remarks have been passed by
those who attended the dance on how
orderly the dance was conducted and
how much all enjoyed the evening.
This concludes the dances of the sea-
son of 1923 and "a. Early in the fall
the opening Legion dance of 1924-25
season will be announced.
The legion baseball season opens
May the 9TH, with a game against
the First National bank team of Ke-
nosha Johnny Wedekind will again
be on theemound for the Legion hurl-
ing that class of ball which makes
him the idol of the local fans and
much respected by opponents. The
First National bank team is said to
be the fastest amateur team in Keno
sha and hot contest is expected.
This year the Legionaires will run
the team under the name of the Will
mot Legion club, instead of plain Will
mot as last year. The Fred Semrau
post has it's clubhouse and ball park
at Wilmot, but members are drawn
from wide territory thus: Silver
Lake 5; Bassetts Z; Twin Lakes 5 !;
Trevor 8; Bristol /; Powers Lake 1;
Camp Lake and Wilmot 8, making
total of 33 members. The quota as
: sent out by the state department calls
for 80, members at this post. Thus tho
over the top the Fred Semrau Post Is
still signing them up.
The local OOst pya11 tad
on the municipal jury having Ira
White and John Runge, drawn.
The local post was we'll represented
at the Legion rally at the Elks' club in
Kenosha last week, Tuesday. Com
mander l.. Raymond. adjutant; Ira
White, athletic officer, r. Hegeman
and Bill Frazier attended. All tell how
much they were impressed by the way
the businessmen of Kenosha stand
solidly behind the post.
The local Eastern Star organization
is giving card party at the gym this
Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose Moran of ne-
nosha were oIt Sunday for a visit
with Mr. and sgrs. 2. Moran.
Miss Margaret Moran spent S4tur-
day in Kenosha.
Mrs. Edward Murphy was In Keno-
STA over the week end.
Mrs. NJ. Mcclure and daughters
Honorah and Katherine motored out
from. Chicago Monday for weeks
stay at their Wilmot cottnge.
Edward Lonie left Friday AFTER a
shor. visit with Mr.. and Mrs. R. G.
Shot:df.
Mrs. Fred AIbrecht and Mrs. C.
Schultz spent Saturday in Kenosha.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Beath and Andrew
came cut from Chicago Saturday and
arc at the home Of Mrs. s. Boulder.
The Beaths arc planning TO become
permanent residents Of Wilmot.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Reynolds entertain
ca Sunday Tor Mr.. and Mrs ~. Hoff-
r1sa and daughters % Basset.s.
@rs. Ionu Eanis o. Randall Is very
IL.
Mrs, Jane Motley left Saturday for q
wa cf several week. at Sharon gith
hSc daughter Mrs larry Speaf.
Rev. S, Jedele attended Lo.h~ran
eonEerenc: st Motion Grove, ILL.,, Tor
sc sersi osys the first % the week.
Louis Seidschlag of English Prairie
~as to undergo an appendicitis oper-
ation this Wednesday at Janesville.
The Misses Healy, Kane and Kline
ally OF Chicago were over Sunday
lVIest4 Of Blanche Carey.
There will be May Devotions and
Bca J;ction af The Holv Mama church