The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1924-09-18
WILMOT
u. F. II. School Notes.

u. F. HI. School Notes.
Class meetings were held during the
past week for the purpose of electing
officers for the coming year. The fol-
lowing were elected: Senior class
President, Elsie Rieman; Secretary
and Treasurer, Margaret Schulke.
Junior class-Presiden Irva Dowell;
Secretary, Ethel Hahn; Treasurer,
Beatrice Dalton. Sophomore-Presi-
dent, Carol Stockwell Treasurer,
Reginald Epping; Secretary, Gertrude
Gauger Freshman-Preside Ger
trude Mathews; Vice President, Emer-
son Senmalfeldt, Secretary, Raymond
10th; Treasurer. Adeline Getting.
The High school Is to be represent
ed at the parade at the West Kenosha
County Fair by floats from each class.
Each class is certain of getting first
prize.
The Social Problem class is studying
debates.
Wallace Miller was absent Wednes-
day.
Harvey Watts from Twin Lakes, and
Virgil Pacey have enrolled as Fresh
men.
The Senior Physics class is enjoy
ing the experiments performed by
Principal Ihlenfeldt.
Last Wednesday night Miss Olive
Hope entertained for the faculty mem
bers at her home in Salem. Her guests
were the Misses Metcalf, Florence
Hope, Laura Post, Ruby Bies, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Ihlenfeldt, Mr.. Mulder.
Glass Colors have been selected, the
Seniors choosing orange and white,
Juniors, orange and white, Sophie
green and white.
The Misses Post and Metcalf were
in Milwaukee over the week end, Miss
Bies at Union Grove and Mr. Mulder
at Chicago.
+ American Legion.
/ Fred Semrau Post 361
About fifty per cent? of the members
attended the special meeting of the
Fred Semrau Post last Thursday
evening. The Fair concessions for the
West Kenosha County Fair at Wilmot
were discussed and several committees
appointed.
| One com mittee consisting of Com
mander Raymond and Ira White went
to Union Grove to secure tents for
concessions Friday.
| The purchasing committee appoint
| ed was: Clarence White, G. w. Lewis,
and Commander Lewellyn Raymond.
Mr.. Lewis will report after he returns
from the Red Arrow reunion at Mil
waukee on prices of merchandise nee
1essary to run the stands.
The radio for the opening dance of
the Legion 1924-25 season to be held
at the Rademacker pavilion, Is to be
three hundred dollar Radiola Super
Hetrodyne and will be purchased from
"A. G. Hartnell of Salem. Mr.. Hartnell
| is giving this wonderful set at cost.
Another merchant who hasn't forgot
ten the boys of 1917-19.
| Mrs. Ferdinad Beck and daughter
| Violet left for Chicago Thursday
where Violet entered the Augustana
hospital for a spinal operation that
was performed the first of this week
| Mrs. Walter Carey and daughter
Blanche were guests of Mrs. VIM.
O'Mara of Austin several days this
| past week
John Nett and Mrs. B. Nett spent
Thursday in Chicago. e.
/ Miss Pearl Citizens is visiting at the
August Krahn home at South Bristol.
/ Mr.. and Mrs Frank Kruckman spent
Friday in Chicago.
| Rev. j. Brasky entertained his
father Joseph Brasky of Watertown
last week
| Mr.. and Mrs J. Moran of GAINESVILLE
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Moran,
ST., the past week.
| AUnnc McG11ira FROM CT Fyo,a 81 @
was recent Wilmot visitor.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. Wheeler of Milwau-
kee were at the G. w. Lewis home
while Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis were in Mil
waukee for the Red Arrow reunion.
Rev. S. and Mrs. Jedele, Norman
and Rhode Jedele drove to Milwaukee
for the day Saturday.
Miss Hannah Shosted of Oak Park
is a guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Swenson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Reynolds, Fred
and Sabin Scherf drove to Marengo
and Belvidere Sunday to visit Mr. and
Mrs. G. Kinreed and Mr.. and Mrs. R..
Kinreed
John Sutliff has been busy putting
new roof on the M. E, church this
week. Cement steps are to be built
also. and the interior re-decorated.
William Button and Sabin Scherf
who have been visiting relatives and
friends in the vicinity for the past
ten days started back on their drive
to their homes at Withee, Wisconsin,,
Monday.
Mrs. Trainte of Madison, spent the
past week at the A. C. Stoxen home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. VIM and children.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. C. Burton of Rich
mond were guests Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Hegeman.
William and Rose Rush, Mr. and
Mrs. Johnson and children motored
to Crystal Lake for the day Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Stoxen and
daughter Hazel, were at Popular Grove,
| ILL.,, Sunday.
| Guests over the week end of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Volbrecht were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Anderson, Kenosha; Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Volbrecht and family,
/ Bassetts; Mr., and Mrs. j. Collision and
! family, Richmond.
! Mass at the Holy Name church next
| Sunday will be at 1880 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Ihlenfeldt were
dinner guests Sunday of Rev. and Mrs.
Wakeland of Silver Lake.
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