The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-03-19
SOMERS

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On Friday evening of this eek an
entertainment under the auspices OF
the Ladies, Aid society of the Somers
Congregational church will be given
at Woodlands Hall.
The program is selected with WIS
dom and is made up of choice selec-
tions and promises a rare treat.
The program follows:-Piano solo,
Miss Helmi Wien, Kenosha; tenor
solo. Irving Oneson, Racine; reading,
Miss Helen Stearns, Kenosha; vocal
solo. Miss Rosila Baker, Racine; violin
solo. Miss Marjorie Bullamore. Three
numbers by Congdon School, Kenosha.
Duet, Irving Oneson, Frank Guy, Ra-
cine Classical dance, Miss Helen
Frederickson. Solo, Miss Dorothy
Frederick. Reading, Mr.. Henry kog-
ers, Racine. Music, Miss Rosila
Baker, Racine.
Community Club.
A capacity house attended the meet
ing of the Community Club at Wood
man Hall on Thursday evening. The
program presented is as follows: =
Community singing led by James Il.
Bullamore. Solo, Miss Florence Hugh
es. Miss Hughes responded to a
hearty applause.
Two piano duets by Mr. Friedericks
and his daughter Edna that were
thoroughly enjoyed.
Then followed the debate Re
solved "That the Rural Schools OF Dis
tricts No. 1918 should be consolid-
ated to form a consolidated school IN
the village of Somers."
The affirmative side was represent
ed by Harry r. Dixon, Frank Mcneil
and Earl Yule.
The negative by j. William. Miller,
George P. Leaf and Axel Y. Ras-
mussen.
Good arguments pro and con were
presented by each side and the judges
appointed decided unanimously in fav-
or of the negative. The judges We're:
Prof. Davis of the Kenosha High
School faculty, N. E. Thompson and
Rev. Mr.. Turner. The critic, Miss
Harriet M. Spence.
The next meeting will be Thursday
evening, March 26.
Gateway Quartette at Somers.
An appreciative audience assembled
at Woodman Hall on Wednesday even
and enjoyed musicale presented by
the Gateway quartette of Kenosha
with Mrs. Marjorie Miller Rich at the
piano and Mrs Coyla Mcneil reader.
Program given was: ~ Winter
Song'i, Bullard, Gateway Quartette.
"There is Just Bit of Heaven, Dano,
Ross Rathbone, tenor. Reading by
Coyla Mcneil. "Old PaP, Ball, by
Morris Turkelson, basso. Use Gwine
to Sing" Milligan; "My Love is as
Fair as the Blossoms, Osgood, Gate
way Quartette. Reading by Mrs. Nc
Neil. "In A Little Town." Harris,
by Ralph Gaibrielson, tenor. Reading
by Mrs. Mcneil. "No Limit" Crist,
Christ Nelson, baritone. Zone, Two,
Three. Four La Mede. "When You
and / Were Young" Butterfield; eva
cant Chair" Root, by the Gateway
Quartette.
Little Kenneth Bohm student at
the Pike River School narrowly es-
capped drowning in Pike river on
Thursday Several of the pupils had
gone to the river to play and he fell
in and had it not been for the thought
and quick work of two of his little
playmates he might of drowned as the
water was deep and he went down
the second time. Two little Miller
boys pulled him out.
Mr.. Wallace, representative of the
Children's Home Finding association
of Milwaukee spent Tuesday in
Somers.
Eugene Gascoigne held an auction
sale on Tuesday afternoon.
Yule and Smith shipped car load
of cattle to Chicago on Monday.
Mrs Myron A. Gould is visiting at
the home of her daughter Mrs. Otto
Tabbert, Milwaukee.
Miss Marjorie Bullamore Of the
Bush Musical Conservatory, Chicago
broadcasted from Station WMAQ on
Friday afternoon and many of her
friends enjoyed her selections. Miss
Bullamore is a violinist.
Birthday Party for Miss Ruth Fink
A delightful surprise party was Civ
en- for Miss Ruth Fink at her home on
Saturday evening in honor of the an
niversary of her birthday. The house
was artistically decorated in st. Pat
rick colors. Luncheon was served
Miss Ruth received many beautiful
gifts. Games, music and radio mum
bers added to the evenings pleasure
The guests who attended were Misses
Lillian and Florence Jorgenson of Ra-
cine, Misses Marie Sorenscn, Flor
ence and Lavilla Hughes, Adelaide
Richards and Alicia Fox, George Sor-
enson, Walter Middlecamp, Anthony
Demig, and Ben Kloeb and Louis Min
ton of Kenosha. Mr.. Shutters, and
Mr.. Rork of Racine
| On Saturday afternoon of this week
| the Somers Town Caucas will be
/ held at the town hall for the purpose
of nominating the town officers and
transacting any other business that
may properly come before such meet.
/ ing.
| The attendance at the Congregation.
al Sunday school on Sunday, March
| Is was So.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Corbett anc
Mr.. and Mrs. Kastler spent THURSDAY
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