The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-09-24

A Ford sedan stolen from Henry
Rudd, SIG Market street, was reeov-
cred by Police Officer Anton Borden.
Mrs. Anna Regh has now opened a
maternity home at 269 N Oak street,
to all who wish these services. Phone
S199, - Advertisement. (2S)
An adjourned meeting Of the Keno
sha post of the American Legion is
to be held in the Legion club-rooms
on Tuesday evening at eight o'clock.
The annual election of officers will
take place at that time.
Adolph Holmes, driving a WHITTIER
touring car north on Rowland avenv
and Alex Prokop, driving a Jeffer,
touring car east on Middle street,
collided at the intersection of the two
streets Sunday afternoon.
The American Legion band motored
to Milwaukee on Sunday where they
put on concert before the Veterans
hospital in the afternoon and in the
theater of the Old Soldiers home in
the evening.
Funeral services of Mrs. Anna Eliza
beth Platts were held Sunday after
noon at the home of sister in Twin
Lakes with interment following in the
Mt. Prairie cemetery.
Max Rabuchin, Chicago, was arrest
ed for speeding Sunday at TIA p. M,
by Police Motorcycle officer Arthur
Larsen, when found speeding 40 miles
an hour on Milwaukee avenue. He left
bonds for appearance in court.
William Rexine, aga Edward street,
reported to the sheriffs office this
morning that his Ford sedan was
stolen from where he had parked it at
the Simmons parking space at the
corner Of Pearl and Exchange streets.
Louis Lezzo is in the city lookup
this morning on the charge of forgery.
He was arrested Sept. 20 at 1920 p. m.
by Sergeant Meissner and Detectives
Breidt, Tusler and Chase of the police
Office.
Betty Jane HaboA, the three-day-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Swend
Haboff, 439 Balm avenue, died Sunday
morning at the Kenosha hospital. The
funeral services will be held Tues
day afternoon at two o'clock at the
Hansen Funeral home with interment
in the Green Ridge cemetery.
Anton Noyth, 1869 Middle street,
was ordered to appear in court for
violation of a city ordinance this
morning. He will appear on the COM
plant of Police Motorcycle Officer
Paul Rhode, who says the man failed
to keep to the right Of the mushroom
light at the intersection of Prairie
avenueS and Newell street.
The funeral services Of Edna Helen
Miethke, the little girl who died as g.
result of injuries when she was struck
by an automobile several days ago,
were held at ten-thirty o'clock this
morning at the Hansen Funeral home,
after which the remains were taken to
Harvard Illinois, for interment In thu
family plot in the cemetery there.
Edgar Best, colored, 16s Lake ave-
nue., was arrested Saturday at
$3.50 p. m. on the charge of reckless
driving by Police officer Behnke. Best
was driving Chevrolet touring car
west on Elizabeth street when he ran
into street car which was going east.
Best said that his brakes failed to
hold. He was ordered to appear in
court today.
Arthur Smith, TOO Market street,
was another of several arrested over
the weekend for failing to observe
the stop and go signal at the inter
section of Prairie avenue and Sheri-
dan road when it registered stop.
Police Officer Ambelang made the ar
rest. Smith was ordered to appear in
court today at 10 o. m.
Henry Steinhoff, 7O2 Dayton street,
was arrested Sept. 10, at A p. m. for
failing to observe the traffic signal
at the intersection Of Sheridan road
and Prairie avenue, when it read
"Stop" Steinhoff was driving a car
west on Prairie avenue, and accord
ing to Police Officer Ambelang who
made the arrest, he drove straight
past the traffic signal when it read
"stop."