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

at the CongreRaClonaI cnuTcH.
A large class of boys and girls from
the town of Somers received their di-
plomas at the Rural school graduating
exercises held at Paddock's Lake on
Thursday. Many of our people at
tended and enjoyed the afternoons
program.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Irving E. Gardiner
went to the Augustanna hospital, Chi
cago on Friday On Saturday fore
noon Mr.. Gardiner submitted to an
operation and large internal goitre
was removed.
Ellsworth j. Gardiner ST., passed
| Saturday with his son, Irving E. Gardi-
ner at the Augustanna hospital, Chi
cago.
/ Miss Gladys Birchell has accepted
| the Sylvania school for another year.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Richards were
on account of the serious illness of
| her father.
| Children's Day services were held
at the Congregational church on Sun
day morning. A very good program
was presented by the Sunday school
and was appreciated by the 271 peo-
pie who attended. At the baptismal
service twelve babies were batized.
Miss Janet Miller of the Kankakee
ILL.,, public school faculty, has return
ed home.
The Art and Needlecraft club will
meet at Woodman hall on Thursday
afternoon.
The Kenosha county camps, Royal
Neighbors of America, will hold con-
vention at Woodman hall on July II.
Mrs. E. G. Ozanne attended the
meeting of the Emergency Guild at
the home of Mrs, Holmes in Racine on
Friday afternoon.
George P. Leet and son, Leverett,
Fred w. Leet, John Yunk and Ira
Burgess motored to Sheboygan Falls
on Wednesday and attended Hol-
.stein stock sale.
Miss Frances Smith who has been
ill at the Kenosha hospital for weeks
has returned home and is rapidly re-
gaining her strength.
Mrs. Fannie S. Gibbon of Evanston,
ILL.,, visited with the Misses Minnie and
Maude Gibbon during the past week.
On account of the rain storm on
Thursday evening there was a small
gathering at the Community club
meeting. The program was good. The
Kreuscher Bros. quartet sang; Misses
Orilla Bailey and Viola Jensen sang a
pleasing duet; moving pictures, "The
Progress of Man" were instructive as
well as interesting.
Mrs. Everett Corbett who has been
| i'll at the home of her mother in RAJ
cine for several weeks, is improving.
/ Mrs. Corbett contracted a severe cold
that developed into pneumonia.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the con-
gregational church met with Mrs. Jay
w. Rhodes on Friday afternoon. There
was q large attendance. A most de-
| lightful feature of the afternoon was
linen shower rendered Miss Edith
Haigh by the members TO the Aid
society and the Sunday school teach
ers Miss Haigh, who will be mar
ried to Albert Christensen on We'd
nesday afternoon, June ID, received
many useful and handsome gifts. The
hostess was assisted in entertaining
by Mesdames John Umland, Irwin De-
Smidt, Earl Yule, William Davis, w.
H. Norton and Edward M. Longmore.
Miss Hester Miller and Homer Had
ley of West Allis and Miss Alice Kear--
ney of Milwaukee, passed the weekend
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Will
liam Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Caystile and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert j. Bohm and son
of Racine and Mr.. and Mrs. Axel ".
Rasmussen were guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. William Miller on
Sunday.
Miss Novina finland and Lorin Bish-
OBJ, graduated from the Kenosha High
school with the class of this year.
Mrs. Chris A. Jensen, who h been
i'll for some time, is convalescing.
Everett Corbett took truckload Of
fat hogs to Milwaukee for John Kllnk-
hammer on Tuesday.
Dalton Ozanne passed the week end
with friends in Racine.
Rev. Hammond of the Plank Road
Congregational church will exchange
pulpits with Rev. w. H. Norton Sun
day, June %.
Memorial.
Mrs. Mary Lois Tower departed this
! life just after noon on Friday, June
IS, 1924, at the Kenosha hospital fol-
lowing an operation of week ago for
appendicitis.
Mary Lois Ozanne was born in
Somers, June 8, 1872, and was daugh-
ter of John B. and Almeda Ozanne,
pioneer residents of the town of
/ Somers.
She had lived in this locality and
in Kenosha all of her life. In early
! life she became member of the
Methodist church and for many years
was a most faithful and conscientious
worker in all it's organizations. She
was also a member of the Woman's
Relief Corps of the Grand Army of
the Republic and of the Lily of the
Valley lodge of Rebekahs. A good,
true woman has passed TO her re-
ward, She was helpful, sympathetic
friends, loving wife, devoted moth
er and !. an energetic worker in all
good causes.
She was united in marriage to Ira
N. Tower who with a daughter, Mrs.
Earl Walden; one son, Chester /. Tow
err, one grand daughter, Lois Walden.
survive Also her aged mother, Mrs.
Almeda Ozanne, two sisters, Mrs.
Harley Corr of Homestead, Florida,
Mrs. Blanche Tower of Kenosha and
one brother, Albert E. Ozanne of Co
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