The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-06-18

Mrs. Vinhkey. of Chicago, was a
guest several days last week of her
sister, Mrs. Ellison.
Over Sunday guests of Dolores Brow
nell from Milwaukee were Mr. and
Mrs. f. Open and son Frederick, Mrs
Flaherty and daughter, Lenore, Fran
els Open and Miss Weinshak.
County Superintendent Ihlenfeldt
gave out diplomas o140 eighth grad
yates at Paddocks Lake last Thursday
at the annual eighth grade gradual
ing exercises. Superintendent Ihlen-
feldt has set June 16 and II for the
teachers examinations to be held at
the Kenosha Court House. The Teach
ers Institute will be June 20 and 21st
at Kenosha.
The annual bazaar Of the Lutheran
Ladies Society will be held at the
Lutheran hall Thursday, June 25th. A
special booth Of aprons and numerous
pieces of fancy work will be display
ed for sale. Light refreshments will
be served afternoon and evening. The
ladies extend an invitation to the pub
lie to attend.
Mrs. c. A. Slime and John Sine of
Hebron visited last week at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy LOTUS.
Guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. j
Sutcliffe included T. Bogda, Salem
LeVerne Nolan Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs
T. Marone, of Kenesha.
Mrs. Fred Faulkner has been i'll the
past week.
A. C. Stoxen, Lloyd Stoxen and Mar
shall Williams were at Planfield, Wis
consin, Sunday.
Mrs. Spear Olson, of Lincoln Ne
braska, was forced by i'll health to re-
turn to her home last Tuesday short
ening her visit in this locality by sew
eral weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Thomas of Green
wood were Sunday guests of Mrs. A. G.
Stoxen.
Eldon Mulder and L. Weigal left by
automobile for Iowa City Saturday
Milton Mellor was at Madison for
several days the last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Spear, Sharon, Mr.
and Mrs. M. Anderson, Kenosha and
Paul Volbercht, Antioch, called at the
W. Volbrecht home, Sunday. 49,
Rev. S. Jedele and most of the trus-
tees of the Lutheran church here at
tended church meeting at the home
Of Rev. H. Diehl of Lake Geneva, Sun
day. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. John Moran Jr. of
GAINESVILLE were guests at the John
Moran home over Sunday.
James Carey was in Milwaukee for
the day, Friday.
With the class of the Union Free
high school and the Wilmot graded
school last Friday the faculty mem
bers left to take up their various ac-
.ivities for the summer. Principal FL
don Mulder is attending the Univer-
sity of Iowa; Milton Mellor will be at
Wilmot in charge of the Agricultural
project work with the exception of a
week spent at Chippewa when he at
tends meeting of Smith Hughes
Agricultural Teachers. Both Mr.. Null
der and Mr.. Mellor will be on the
high school faculty another year.
Miss Post is to take an extended
Grip through the western states this
summer and has accepted position
in the Home Economics department of
the North Milwaukee high school
Miss Edith Metcalf of the English de-
partment returned to her home in Mil
waukee for the summer. Miss Metcalf's
resignation has been widely regretted
by both pupils and people Of the com
munity as her work was most credit
able in her department. She Is to
spend some time in Wilmot as the
guest of Mrs. James Buckley later this
summer.
Miss Bice, principal of the graded
school is to attend the Milwaukee
Normal summer school, and Miss Olive
Hope of the Primary grades is at her
home in Salem. In August she expects
to take an extended tour through
Northern Wisconsin and Iowa Both
Miss Bice and Miss Hope have been
reengaged for next year. They receiv-
ed one of the best criticisms from the
state Inspector ever given the Will
mot grades, for excellence of school
work and appearance of school rooms
The graduating exercises for the
class Of 1925 were held at the gym
nasium Friday night, June 18th. Those
to graduate were Milward Bloss, Clar-
ence 10th, Elmer 10th, Wallace Mil
Ter, Louise Neumann, Astrid Peter
son, Norman Richards, Elsie Reiman
Rose Rush, Fred Schmalfeldt, Mar
guerite Schuelke, Elmer Stensel and
Margaret Stoxen.
The stage was attractively decorated
in the class colors of orange and white
and each graduate wore white car
nation, the class flower. The first
number on the program was an or
chestra selection, Principal Mellor
gave an address of welcome to the
large gathering of relatives and
friends, Wallace Miller, Glass saluta-
torian gave the class history, Astrid
Peterson the class will and Louise
Neumann the valdictorian the class
prophecy. Mr.. Harper from the depart
meut of public institution, Madison
gave the evenings address in place OF
Mr.. Jackson who was unavoidably de-
tanned at Madison. He spoke of the
educational facilities offered by the
State of Wisconsin in contrast now to
the early history of the state, on the
actual money value of an education
and gave many statistics on this phase
of the subject. Mr.. Harper completed
his remarks with few remarks to the
graduates on what they had accom-
plished and still had left to do. The
diplomas were distributed by Princi-
pal Eldon Mulder and with closing
orchestra selection the program was
completed.