The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-10-02
WILMOT

Union Free High School, Notes.
The Juniors had the honor Of ~in-
ming first place for High school foAss
in the parade held at the West Keno
sha county fair at Wilmot Friday
morning. Their car was beautifully
decorated In orange and white fringe
covering the entire car. Nah Jongz
decorations cleverly placed on the car
added to its attractiveness.
The senior float received second
award. Orange and white were their
colors also. The car had been cover
ed with white cheesecloth and orange
colored fringe was fastened to she
cloth N a scallopped pattern. 'she
class motto IF we rest we rust" in
fringe design covered the spare tire
and design for the year 1925 in
fringe was on the front of the car.
Third place was awarded to the
freshmen. 1t was attractively decor
ated in green and white. A white
trimming covered the car and green
fringe and Union Free High school
shields on the sides, lear and front
of the car were used as decorations.
The sophomores received fourth
place. This class used small racer
and. covered it with a checkerboard de-
sign in red and white.
The following awards were given
the Union Free High school entries at
the West Kenosha county fair:
Best history notebook Astrid
Peterson; End, Elmer 10th.
Best set of mechanical drawings -
Reginald Epping.
Best biology notebook-1st, Elmer
10th; End, Astrid Peterson.
Best specimen of penmanship - 1st,
Florence Fiegel; End, Ruth Pacey.
Best original story Louise Neu-
man.
List of mounted weeds = Fred
Schmalfeldt.
House dress II Ruth PAcey.
Domestice science notebook = Ruth
Pacey.
Best notebook in cookery Gladys
Button.
Best chemise Ruth Pacey.
Best book on infant care .st, IVA
Dowell; End, Florence Fiegel.
Best book on house furnishings -
LIST, Beatrice Dalton; End, Hazel Lub-
keman.
Best notebook on English GLADYS
Button.
Best notebook on English tst,
Beatrice Dalton; End, Ruth Pacey.
Best notebook on English - Elme.
10th.
Best notebook on English - LIST,
Hazel Stoxen; End, Edna Brinkman.
Miss Stallman, former principal Nef
the Wilmot grades was a visitor at the
fair Saturday.
Mrs. Metcalf of Milwaukee, and Miss
Dottie Mathews of Milwaukee Were
weekend guests of Miss Metca!f and
attended the fair.
| The noon period Wednesday was
given to assembly singing.
| The primary department under Miss
Olive Hope received $11.50 in prize
awards for exhibitions in penmanship,
drawings and booklets in the educa-
tional exhibit at the West Kenosha
county fair.
! Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
z. Murphy during the past week were I:
Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Corr and daugh-
ters, Rose Mary and Jane, Mrs. Elmer
Smith and Elmer Jr., Lloyd Thomey
and Louise Corr, Hope Marie Wells,
Mrs. j. Duffy, John Duffy, Mrs. C,
Chamberlain, Mrs. Joe Sweeney, Linus
Murphy and Charles Schaefer, Keno
sha, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Rice, OF
Racine.
Fred Beck visited his daughter, vi
olet, who is a patient at the August
ana hospital in Chicago Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Peterson and
children, of Kenosha, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde Kinreed and children, of Ma.
rengo were Sunday guests OF MIR. and
Mrs. Alfred Reynolds.
The Misses Emma and Elizabeth
Kruckman of Kenosha were entertaina
ed at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Kruckman during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Holtdorf, ac-
companied by Mrs. C. Mecklenburg and
daughter of Richmond, drove to Elgin
Sunday for a visit with Charles Meek
lenburg who is patient at the Shes-
man hospital. Mr.. Mecklenburg is re-
covering very slowly from the effects
of very serious operation performed
few weeks ago.
Mrs. Dolores Brownell entertained
her niece, Oral Brownell of Milwau-
kee several days the last of the weak.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lafayette Owen, of Ks-
nosha, were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
James Owen during the past week.
Mrs. M. l.. Wright was in Wilmo,
during fair week.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Bruel announce
the birth of son Saturday, Sept 27th
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Pribnow of Whitewa-
ter were guests at the home Of Mrs.
Charles Bruel last week.
Mrs. A. Shuelke, who recently fell
and broke two bones in her left leg
is recovering as well as can be ex.
pected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Stoxen and
daughter and Miss Edna Brinkman and