The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-06-19
WILMOT

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Holtdorf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Reynolds and
Sabin Scherf spent Sunday visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. G. Kinredd at Mar
engo and Mr.. and Mrs. R. Kinredd at
Belvidere.
Loretta Peacock and Arthur Huff of
Chicago were in Kenosha Sunday,
At the last Parent Teachers assoc
iation meeting the following officers
were elected for the coming year:
President, Mrs. Harry McDougall;
e-President, Mrs. R. Ihlenfeldt;
Secretary, Miss Olive Hope; Treasurer,
R. S. Ihlenfeldt.
The u. F. H. school closed on last
Friday for the summer vacation. Four
pupils were not absent during the en-
tire school year: Fred Forester, Ger
trude Gauger, Irva Dowell and Lyle
McDougall. Commencement exercises
were held on Thursday evening and
were very largely attended. The stage
was attractively decorated in blue and
white streamers, the class colors, and
with spring flowers. Superintendent
Holt Of GAINESVILLE, who gave the ad-
dress, was an exceptionally interesting
talker and his remarks on "The Com
mencement'' which he had chosen for
his topic were well received. Musical
numbers were furnished by the glee
club, the high school orchestra and a
violin solo by Alfred Reschke. The
diplomas were given to the 10 members
of the class of 1924 by the principal,
r. S. Ihlenfeldt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Carey were in
Milwaukee for few days last week
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Anderson were
out for the weekend from Kenosha at
the home of Ernest Peacock.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Murphy entertained
the members of their card club from
Kenosha last Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Nett and children
Mr. and Mrs. John Nett and Mrs. B
Lentz of Bassetts motored to Holy
Hill Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. f. Gertenback and fam
lily of Racine spent Thursday of last
week with Mr.. and Mrs. William Vol
brecht. Zelda Gertenback remained
for a short visit with Rhode Jedele.
Mr.. Grove left Monday for Nebraska
where he will visit relatives.
The annual bazaar, given by the La
dies Aid of the Evangelical Lutheran
church, will be held Wednesday, June
25, afternoon and evening. The ladies
have large display of fancy work fol
sale and will serve their usual good
dinner
Blanche Carey was weekend guest
of Rose HELEN of Chicago.
With the close of school, the teach
ing staff of tire U. F. H. school have
departed for their vacations. Miss
Edith Metcalf left Sunday for Milwau-
exec where she will be employed in the
library of the JournalNews. Miss
Post has gone to her home in Mime
sofa. Both Miss Metcaf and Miss
Post are to return next fall. Alfred
Reschke left Monday for his home al
Superior During the summer he will
attend Madison University. He has
been engaged to teach in the high
school at Merrill, Wis, another year
Principal and Mrs. r. Thlenfledt and
sons will leave shortly for Manitowoc
Mr.. and Mrs. Ihlenfeldt are to leave
from there for circle tour of the
principal eastern cities, including
Washington, New York, Baltimore, Bos-
ton, Atlanta and several places of in
Mr.. Ihlenfeldt will attend the N. E
Teachers convention, credits Cor this
will be used for those applicable to the
Smith-Hughes agricultural require
ments. In connection with the Smith.
Hughes work, Mr.. Ihlenfeldt is to at
tend weeks institute at Oshkosh in
August.
Guests of Violet Beck over the week
end were Mathilda and Mildred Rich
ards, May Osher, Mayme Witt and Err
ma Ealand of Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. p Meyers and children
of Kenosha also spent Sunday at the
Beck home.
Miss Stallman, principal of the Will
mot grades, left for her home at Mil
waukee the first of the week. Miss
Stallman has a position in a school,
near Milwaukee for next year.
Margaret Madden was out from Ke-
nosha for the weekend with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Madden.
Guests at the Edward Murphy home
Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland
Mr.. and Mrs. Shaefer and daughter OF
Kenosha, Celia Mcdonald and Emmet
Duffy of Chicago
About 80 of the U. F. H. school stu
dents and faculty attended the senior
class picnic at Lake Geneva last Fri.
day. Principal Ihlenfeldt was severely
injured when hit by a baseball bat tina
accidently flew out of the hands of Cy'
raj Dalton who had been up to bat il
q game of "Work-Up." The bat strucl
Mr.. Ihlenfeldt just below the nose, cut
ting a bad cash and loosening severa
teeth. He was knocked unconscious
A doctor at Lake Geneva was called a
once and first aid remedies applied
but he did not regain consciousness un
til the next morning. DR.. Becker tool
charge of the case here and Mr.. lhlen
feldt has recovered nicely.
Lawrence Fleming was member o.
the graduating class at Marquette Uni
versity from the civil engineering
course. The commercial exercises
were held at the Milwaukee Audi
forum Wednesday night, June II
Mary, Tom and James Fleming attend
ed.
Mrs. tombstone and daughters %:
California who have been making al
extended visit at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. G. w. Lewis left the first o.
last week.
The Lake Geneva baseball team viii
play the Legion club at Wilmot mex
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