The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-01-08
Joseph Knipfer Continues
in This Office Under
New Regime.
RAY WILLEMS TURNKEY
Thomas Jester Named Night
JaiIer and Miss Margaret
Tully Lady Bailiff.

Joseph Knipfer, who has served as
undersheriff under the last two sher-
ifs of Kenosha county, will continue
in this office under Sheriff-elect Frank
"Baldy" Willems, according to the an
nouncement made this morning by the
latter regarding the personnel of the
sheriff's force for the next two years.
The only change in the personnel of
the sheriffs staff will be in the office
of turnkey, which, under the new re-
Eime, is to be filled by Raymond A,
Willems, son Of the sheriff elect
Thomas A. Jester, who has been
night jailer under Sheriff Fred Pabst,
will continue in this Office under the
new sheriff. Miss Margaret Tully, who
has served as lady bailif, position
made necessary when women jurors
came into vogue, will also continue in
this office. Motorcycle deputies Mich
olas Otto, Stanley Rauen and Steve
Robinson were also reappointed. The
special motorcycle deputy sheriffs for
the summer season will be named
later.
Takes Office on Monday.
Sheriff Pabst will turn over the keys
of the jail and the courts to Sheriff
elect Willems on Monday, the law stip-
ulating that the new officials are to
assume their duties on the first Mon
day in January. Technically the new
term starts at midnight Sunday and it
is possible that the formalities of
turning over the keys" will be per-
formed at that time.
Undersheritf Joseph Knipfer, who has
been reappointed, was first named to
this Office by former Sheriff William
Rauen and reappointed by Sheriff Fred
Pabst. He has served four years in
the office and is thoroughly experience
ed in It's duties.
Also Names Deputies.
Sherifr-elect Willems also announc-
ed q list Of deputies which he has nam
ed. The list includes men located in
all parts of the county, many of them
being reappointments of deputies nam
ed by former sheriffs. These deputy
sherifFs will receive their warrants
within a few days.
The list of deputy sheriffs follows:
CITY.
Frank Wells, Thomas J. Arneson,
VIM. e. Lindblom, A. B. Mccall, P. j.
Moohan, Hugh ]. Rafferty,, ]. H. Brine,
j. w. Schumacher, Anthony Wirtz,
ST., Dominick Doom, E. J. Willems,
J. B. Orth, j. J. Willems, George Lin
derman, Fred Stemm, George Friedle,
Lewis Heller, George w. Harbaugh,
VIM. Morroway, Chas. Anderson, Fred
Pabst, D. Harry Smith, Jake Rosen-
bloom, Elmer Smith, G. II. Ernst, Alex
Willems, Mark Hansen, Jas. A. Cros-
sin, Joe Cardinal, Walter Bennett,
Chester Isermann, Steve O'Hanlon,
Edward Samson, Harry Krautkramer,
VIM. Engelhardt, Joseph Quick, Jean
Saftig, Norbert Thomas, VIM. Keenan,,
John Leikem, Jos. Mossey, Chas. Sa-
1ranski, Herbert Thomey, Adolph Van
Landuyte, Frank Grasser, Matthias
Supp, Mike Smith, Frank Haines, John
WilIems, Geo. Milhaupt, John Dozen
magen, Chris Metten, Art w. Olsen,
Anthony Schorn, Henry Wanden-
berg, Edward Haag, Lewis Gentle,
Paul Saftig, VIM. Senne, Leonard
Montenegro, john Vale, walter
wells, d. NJ. Gastaldi, Ollie Thomey
Jacob Rauen, Arnold Benedick, Gre
CORY Gallo, Terry Rice, John Ward
G. L. Villnow, Eugene Cox, Mingo
Ruffalo. Henry Timme, Jack Powell
VIM. Striek, Albert Conforti, Peter
J.. Kneipper, Otto Kohls, B. Fay, Gaet-
ana Gallo, Adolph Strangberg, A.
Steinberg, Elmer Mitchell, Thomas
Montemorro. Fred Jorndt, d. N. Evan,