The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-01-08

Mrs. John Sutcliffe and family.
Anne Murphy has been i'll from
vaccination the past week.
Ernest Peacock was a guest Sunday
of his daughter Mrs. Martin Ander-
son in Kenosha. Mrs. Anderson re-
turned with him for a short stay here.
George Faulkner was Ill and under
the care Of DR.. Becker the first of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Sutcliffe and family
and Mrs. Fred Faulkner were in Ke-
nosha Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Carey and
daughter Anna Marie were entertained
by Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Holtdorf on
New Years day.
Mrs. C. Mcclellan, Paul Ganzlin and
daughter Doris were guests New
Years day of relatives at Kansasville.
Hazel Schools spent the past two
weeks with her grandmother Mrs.
Nelson in Kenosha.
Messers. Blood, Schools and Owen
spent Monday in Kenosha.
The sale at the late home of VIM.
Frazier was well attended last We'd
nesday. The home was bid in by Mr.,
Hicks Of Milwaukee.
The last of very enjoyable series
of dances was held at the M. w. A.
hall New Years Eve.
Olive ID. Hope, primary teacher of
the Wilmot graded school received a
letter from Rural School Inspector Mr..
Dick last week highly commencing the
work she has done in organizing a
Good Citizens league in her school
room. Mr.. Dick saw demonstration
Of Miss Hopes league when five OF
the primary pupils from here appear
ed before the County School Board
and Teachers meeting held just be-
fore the holidays at Kenosha. Miss
Hope first gave an explanatory talk
concerning the organization. The
Good Citizens league is an organiza-
ton open to any child who is read
err Of the magazine Child Life. The
member promises to live up to the
m responsibility, the creed, live
in one of the. best countries in the
world and wish to do all l can to make
it better. The pledge-Every day
will do at least one thing to show
am a good citizen. In connection with
the last pledge an honor roll is kept
for each day and sent at the end OF
the month to the magazine. The child
receiving $50 honor marks in twelve
months is awarded prize. The chill
dren in Miss Hopes room have been
very enthusiastic about the league and
Mr.. Dick was so impressed with the
demonstration that he wishes to es-
tablish the league in other schools
and highly praised Miss Hope fol-
taking the initiative in the matter
here. &*# Z
The Union Free high school P. T
A. is to show the motion picture
"rhe Spirit Of the u. s. A. at their
next meeting at the gym Tuesday
night, January IS. The local P. 7. A.
is fortunate in securing this wonder
full film produced by Emory johnson
in which Mary Carr and johnnie
Walker are starred. Fans will recall
cover the Hill". which was the work
also Of Emile Johnson, the author
of "The Spirit of the U. S. A." and
was also produced by her son Emory
Johnson. Mary Carr and Johnnie
Walker achieve national fame in their
parts in "Over the HILL" and are even
better in "The Spirit of the U. S. A."
The picture again presents these
two noted film actors in the relation
of mother and son, and they are sup
ported by a brilliant cast. Actual
war scenes filmed in the fighting front
in Flanders, Chateau Thierry and al
Somme from a picturesque and dra-
matte feature Of this picture. The
story is laid in rural America then
carried through the World War and
back to America. 1t is strong plea
for universal peace and for the ven
Grafton Of Motherhood. Do not tail
to see the film when shown January
10.