The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-05-07

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we're out-classed by the local team.
The lineup for the Wilmot team is as
follows: Eugene Frank, catcher; Elmer
10th, pitcher; Clarence 10th, firs'
base; Elmer Stencil second base;
Fred Schmalfeldt, shortstop; Norman
Richards, third base; Joe Kamin, left
field. Lyle McDougall, center field;
Norman Richter was the star batter
and Elmer 10th pitched very good
| game.
R. G.. Shotlif announces the open
ing of his fountain for the summer
months. Mr.. Shotliff has installed 2
refrigerating system this past week.
The local fire department met last
/ Tuesday evening. Reports of the sew
/ eral committees were heard. Charles
Kanis had secured $S4 towards the
i funds for better equipment. Alfred
Reynolds resigned owing to poor
health as first assistant fire chief and
Harry McDougall was elected to take
his place. William Stensel, is second
assistant and John Sutcliffe was elect
ed third. There will be another meet
! ing shortly.
Elaborate preparations are being
made by the junior class at the Union
Free High school of the annual prom
this Friday evening. The gymnasium
is bower of green and pink crepe
/ paper decorations and Irva Dowell,
class president, and acting as chair
man of the arrangement committee,
has planned many unique novelties
for the evenings entertainment. The
grand march will be led by County
Superintendent and Mrs. R. S. Ihlen-
feldt. The Blackstone orchestra from
Kenosha is to play.
Walter Carey and Louis Schmidt
were in Kenosha Monday.
Harold Julius was up from Chicago
for the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Joyce.
Mrs. William Stensel, Elmer Stem
sci, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Holtdorf,
Mrs. +. Kruckman and Dale Kruck-
man were among Wilmot people who
were in Burlington last week.
A pet cat kept at the mill by Ernest
| Peacock wandered into the substation
Wednesday evening and, in climbing
about the mstering equipment, was in
stantly electrocuted, and the patrons
of the electric company we're put OF
4 service for a few minutes in conse-
squence.
High School Notes.
A program consisting of the fol-
lowing numbers was given at a meet
ing of the literary society Thursday:
Current topic, Lyle McDougall; vocal
duet, Ruth and Margaret Stoxen;
| sketch, Joseph Kamin, Ruby Riggs
Ruby Rrandes, Hazel Lubkeman and
! Beatrice Dalton; violin solos, Prin-
cipal E. ]. Mulder, accompanist, Beat
rice Getting; echoes, Emerson Sch
malfeldt and William illegal.
Play practice for the senioor class
i play was held Monday, Tuesday and
/ Thursday nights.
! Several of the girls ushered at the
play-"The Arizona Cowboy Monday
night.
The boys baseball team played their
first game of the season Friday after
noon. The opposing team was the Al
landale team. The game resulted in q
victory for our boys with score OF
z to 2.
The orchestra received high. praise
/ for the splendid playing they did at
the Union Grove school fair last Sat
urday. Both the band and orchestra
have made, excellent progress under
Principal Mulder's teaching. Hear
them in concert at the gymnasium
Tuesday night, May IL.
Grade School Notes.
At the elocutionarys contest recent
ly held in the primary room, awards
were as follows: First grade, Dorothy
Schold, 1st; Dale Ihlenfeldt, End; Har-
ley Shotliff 3rd. Second grade, Ray
mond Schold LIST; Viola Kanis End; Al
vim Pagel 3rd Judges were Mms. Nc
Dougall and F. Gauger. Musical mum
bers were given by the second and
third grades.
Wilmot won second prize offered by
the West Kenosha County fair for
school exhibits at Union Grave, May
q.
Carlotta Foulke, Liberty Corners
! visited Wilmot grades today.
Tmerican Legion Notes.
Several of the Post members plan
to visit the Racine Post Thursday
evening Mr.. Bracket of national
| headquarters, George Hewitt and A
H. Petersen Of state headquarters are
to be the evenings speakers. They
will talk on the Legion endowment
fund and the Wisconsin rest camp.
Several schools have volunteered Sc
lections for the Decoration Day pro-
gram, the second Memorial Day pro-
gram to be put on by the auxiliary.
Mrs. F. H. Moen, wife of Adjutant
Moen, is improving daily in health
The number of Post members has
reached the total of SO, an increase OF
4 % new members over last years rec
ord. The credit for this membership
increase is due to the cooperation OF
both the members and officers.
"The Arizona Cowboy" played to
standing room only at the Wilmot
| gymnasium Monday evening. The cast
was we'll chosen and the parts portray
ed were singularly fitted to each indi-
vidual Special mention could be made
of the excellence of each character
Lynne Sherman, Iris Wicks, Violet
Beck, Elmer Schmalfeldt and Lyle
Kirloff carried the leading parts anc
their work was very creditable. The
glee club and orchestra from the I'm
ion Free High school furnished must
cal selections between acts.