The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-07-16

The case of James Christman, 1e1 i
Linderman court, arrested on the /
charge Of assault and battery, has
been continued to July II.
Director o. Finance H. c. Laughlin
announced this morning that the next
meeting of the board OF review of the
city of Kenosha would be held Mon
day morning, August Srd, at tenl
o'clock.
The city engineering department is
continuing its practice of repairing
city sidewalks. Workmen from that
department. are covering the section
of the city south of Grand avenue and
north of the Chicago and Northwest !
ern tracks.
Work on the new courthouse is pro-
crossing slowly. A longer delay than
was anticipated in the securing of the
steel furniture has been handicappine
those in charge of the work and will
probably force q longer postponement
of the opening of the building.
DOLORES Gwendlyn Ancevic, the in
FAINT daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Ancevic, 661 Garden street, died at the
Kenosha hospital on Monday evening. z
The funeral services were held at two
o'clock on Tuesday afternoon with in !
terment at Green Ridge cemetery.
Ellwood Shollenberger of Allentown,
Pa, arrested by Police Officers Nit I
chell and Reynolds for intoxication, 4
pleaded guilty and was fined So and
.y1
court. He was picked up on Wash :,
ington Island, sitting in car but not ,
driving it.
Joe Novak of Racine was picked up
by Police Officers Tusler and Rhode at /
the corner of Dayton street and Free !
mont avenue. He had fallen down. Z
DIR. o. W. McClusky was called to at /
tend the man at the police office, but
there appeared to be nothing amiss.
He was sent upon his way.
The funeral of Mrs. Anna Dobler
who died at the Carmelite Home on
Monday evening, will be held at the
st. James church on Thursday morn
ing at nine o'clock. The remains will
lie in state at the Crossin chapel UNI
til the time of the funeral. Immedi-
ately following the funeral at the
church, the body will be taken to May
vile, Wisconsin, for burial, ;
Anton johnson, arrested for operat-
ing a motorcycle without a license,
paid the costs this morning in ths
municipal court and the case was dis
missed. Johnson had a money order
issued to the secretary of state which
he had failed to mail, considering he
said whether he should keep the wheel
or sell it. He was ordered to get the
license at once or not use the vehicle.
The case against Joseph Conradi,
charged with assaulting a girl, is re-
vived again by the police. The police
said that the family had consented to
send the young man away to an insti-
tuition but that he is still at liberty,
and the father of the girl who made
the original complaint to the police
has again entered protest because
nothing has been done in the matter.
L. R. Kenny has been arrested on
the charge of non-support. He plead
ed not guilty this morning in court
anu ACLIlB JuuBS DdhST gave Il SioA y
continuance in the case, telling the
defendant that in the meantime he
should get work and show his inter
est. "We all have work to do that we
don't like" said the judge, "and you
must realize your obligations and do
your best to do your part"
City Manager C. NJ. Osborn was
notified this morning that the avia-
tion race which is being held by the
Wisconsin News, a Milwaukee news
paper, on next Sunday was to have
Kenosha as the turning point of it's
course. Aid was asked of the city to
provide facilities for landings if these
were necessary and to make arrange
ments whereby the aviators could Sc
cure gasoline if it was needed. Keno
sha will cooperate with the newspa-
per in staging the race.
Police officer Lue Behnke reported
to headquarters at $3.50 a. m. today
that someone had tried to get into the
soft drink parlor at 654 Elizabeth
street, at a. m. The proprietor, who
lives next door, had been awakened
by his wife who heard the noise. Look
ing out of the window he saw two
men trying to get into the building.
They had ,pried the screen off. The
proprietor fired two shots in the air
and the men fed. They had not sue
ceeded in getting in.