The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-06-04

The bride was very becomingly at
tired in white satin faced beaded
canton crepe dress and wore silk
net veil and. a wreath of orange bios
SONS. She carried shower bouquet
of Opehila roses and lilies of the val
ley
They were attended by Gladys Lett
ing and Elmer Rasch and Emma Win
Ike and Frank Weiderman.
Miss Letting wore a light green
georgette gown and Miss Winke an
orchid georgette. Both carried boQuets
1 of carnations.
A reception and dinner for hun
dred and fifty relatives and guests
followed at the home Of the brides
parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Rasch. Mr..
and Mrs. Letting left on honey moon
trip through the west and will make
their home on their return on the
| Charles Raseh farm at Wilmot.
Commencement exercises for the
class of 1925 are to be held at the
Wilmot gymnasium Thursday, June
18th. The program will open with a
selection by the school orchestra. The
! Salutatory, which is to be in the
form of the class history will be
! given by Wallace Miller. Several selec-
tions by the Glee club will follow. As
| trid Peterson is to read the class will.
Louise Neumann, Valedictorian, is to
deliver the class prophecy. M. H. Jack
! son, of Madison, will deliver the COM
mencement address, "The Flat Tire"
and Principal Eldon Mulder is to pre-
sent the diplomas at the conclusion of
his talk. The exercises are to close
with an orchestra selection.
County Superintendent Ihlenfeldt
has announced June 18th as the day
selected for the Rural school gradua-
ton exercises at Paddocks Lake.
The annual Alumni banquet for the
members of the class of 1925 and
former graduates of the Union Free
High school is, to be held at the Will
mot gymnasium Saturday night, June
sixth. County Superintendent Ihlen-
feldt has been secured as toastmast-
er for that evening and the following
program arranged: Welcome to the
class of 1925, Arthur illegal; Alumni
president; Class-Response, Louise
Neuman; Talks-Principal Eldon Null
der, Cyril Dalton, Elmer 10th, Clario-
net solos, Norman Jedele, accompani-
ed Rhoda Jedele; Vocal solos-Mrs.
Arthur Panknin; vocal solos Grace
Carey accompanied by Dolores Brow
nell.
The members of the graduating
class to be entertained are: Milward
Bloss, Clarence 10th, Elmer 10th,
i o,,;.o Noun,o1 Morr,ari+a CobuoIko
Norman Richards, Elmer Stensel Wal
lace Miller, Fred Schmalfeldt, Astrid
Peterson, Elsie Reiman, Rose Rush,
Margaret Stoxenf
A dinner Of several courses is be-
ing arranged and will be served by
the mothers of the present Alumni
officers. An orchestra for dancing has
been secured and pleasant evenings
entertainment arranged by the coni-
mittee in charge.
Mrs. R. Ferry Of Lake Forest spent
the weekend with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. T. C. Lotus.
Miss Metcalf was hostess to house
party of eight from Milwaukee over
the weekend at the. John Gauger
home.
Mrs. Guy LOTUS was in Hebron last
Friday night to attend the gradual
ing exercises of her sister, Elizabeth
Slime from the Hebron High School.
The North Shore started bus SER
vice between Kenosha and Lake Gene
va through Wilmot on Decoration Day.
Buses leave here going east at 1929
a. M, 2:29 p. M, 629 and 1929. Go
| ir1r Of 1nsH7 Osd7 n m
6:47 and 10:47.
The graduates from the Wilmot
Graded School under Miss Bice who
will receive diplomas at the Rural
school exercises at Paddock Lake, June
18th are listed as following according
to ranking averages: Windsor Mad
den, Dean LOTUS, Norman Jedele,
Lyle Pacey, iona Newell, Earle Blood,
| Naomi Ellison.
| Co. Supt. Ihlenfeldt attended a
school meeting at Somers Friday night
when that district voted to build a
modern school building costing $4,000
with all modern conveniences, equip
ment and community gathering
room.
| Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John Gauger
over the weekend were, Mrs. A. Han
neman and sons, Floyd and Leland of
Milwaukee.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. v. Vol
brecht during the past weekend
were Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Anderson,
| Mrs. Goslin, Kenosha, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Spear, Lois Spear, Sharon, Mrs. Oh
son Lincoln, Nebraska, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Harm Richmond,
WiImot Baseball Team Victorious.
Wilmot defeated the Kenosha Eag-
les Sunday, coming from behind in the
! last half of the ninth inning and
driving in four runs for a 1915 win.
The game was marked by hard hitting
on both sides. The local club made
| twenty-one hits and the Kenosha club
| thirteen. Feltis, the Wilmot second
! baseman was the hitting star of the
/ day with five hits in six times at bat.
| Klaus and John Richter each made
| three hits one by Klaus being a
home run. Buckley produced two time
| ly hits for Wilmot and ran the bases
with all his old time speed. Next
! Sunday Wilmot travels to Antioch to
play the first game of series with
that club.
American Legion Post No. 361.
The Memorial Day exercises at the
Wilmot gymnasium were. largely at
| tended. Preceding the program ger
anium plant was placed on each sol
/ dier's grave in the two cemeteries at
New Munster, Salem Mound, Liberty
| Corners and the two cemeteries at