Busy year for builders in Redgranite area 1930
Local reports show extensive home remodeling and new construction across Redgranite and nearby farms. Numerous residents, including John Calabresse Clifford Tice and Alfred Maberow, added porches enclosed rooms and expansions. The Willow Creek Creamery more than doubled in size, and Arden Booth converted the old cream station into a model dairy plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Calabresse
John Shetskie
Fred McBrair
Heer
Cliford Tice
Andersen
Clifford Tice
Robert Scorgie
N. McIntyre
John Krutkowski
Waler Lehr
George Davis
Frank Guck
Mantore Peterson
John Blair
Willow Creak Creamery
Ead Arden Booth
Crean
Fred Colpmins
Lwe
Ray Barrkston
Walford
Aechivicae
Joli Clary
Duniil
Borne Leads Expanding School Music Program
Music Supervisor E H Borne reports rising interest in band orchestra and glee club in local schools. About 100 students take lessons with 29 in violin and a 450 player band soon ready for April contest. Over 200 learn harmonica with a concert planned and a big surprise expected. Redgranite forecasts a bright musical future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Borne
Lesons
Borne
Redgranite
Charles Georgeson Injured by Falling Limb in Woods
Charles Georgeson was struck on the back by a dead limb while work ing in woods near Wild Rose last Thursday. Four ribs were broken and initial fears of internal injuries arose. He is under care of Dr. Carisse Dietrich and recovering as well as can be expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Georgeson
Wild Rose
Mr. Georgeson
Carisse Dietrich
Card of Thanks for John C. Allen
The Allen family expresses gratitude to those who assisted them during the illness and death of beloved husband and father John C. Allen. Eunice Allen and children extend their thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Allen
Eunice Allen
Dr Beglinger Opens Offices in Oshkosh Clinic Building
Dr H F Beslinger recently returned to Oshkosh from Vienna and has opened offices in the Clinic Building next to the old Post Office. He will specialize in diseases of the eye ear nose and throat after a year of study at the University of Vienna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Beslinger
Oshkosh
Vienna
Austria
Beglinger
University of
New Moon comes to Community Theatre Sunday
The all tilting adaptation of the Broadway hit New Moon arrives at the Community Theatre on Sunday January 25. It features Lawrence Tibbett and Grace Moore in their first joint film appearance and follows the Broadway production famed for a long Imperial Theatre run in New York. The showing was arranged by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer with top stars and production values promised. The local high school team faces Weyauwega Wednesday night from 12 to 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Lawrence Tibbett
Grace Moore
Metro-Golcwyn- Mayer
Serrow
Imperial Theatre
New York
Weyauwega
Marie Dressler
Polly Moran
Februay Sth
Charlie Riesner
Dressler-Moran
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Dressler
Miss Dressler
Polly
Protrayal
Min
Bill
Miss Moran
Mrrie
Birthday Burns observance at Community Hall event
Notice invites all British origin residents and friends to the Birthday anniversary of Robert Burns at the Community Hall on Monday night January 26. Attendees should bring two lunch items and notify the committee to ensure ample coffee and mail supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Burns
Redgranite Players Join Wautoma Curling Effort
The Waushara Argus notes Redgranite Scotchmen invited to Wautoma to show Lions Club members curling basics. Ira Gouldt found sixteen curling stones in his store basement and turned them over to the club which has named rink captains and plans to learn the ancient Caledonian sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wautoma
Lions Club
Waushara Argus
Ira Gouldt
TIMES
Redgranite
Annual Farm Program for Busy Folks features lectures
The Farm and Home program at Madison on February 26 offers farmers and their wives a chance to study new agricultural developments. Highlights include talks by C. H. Denman and Asher Hobson on farm and international conditions, with detailed preplanned sessions and reduced rail rates. Lohrville firemen host a masquerade dance on February 14 with cash prizes and complimentary refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Agriculture
Madison
Jorgensen
C. H. Denman
Federal Farm Board
Washington
Asher Hobson
International Institute of Agriculture
Rome
Italy
Hancock Ellage Hosts Tuscania Survivors Banquet
The Waushara county Tuscania survivors will hold their fifth annual gathering in Hancock on Monday evening with invited guests from the village board. About 75 Waushara boys served aboard the Tuscania. three were lost in the torpedoing of February 1918. The banquet starts at 7 with officers listed as President John Barnes Secretary Joe Pakin and Treasurer John McArdle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waushara County
Hancock
Berlin
Goodie
Hancock Village
Tuscania
John Barnes
Madison
Joe Pakin
John MeArdle
Redgranite
Arcede Corollo
Frank Sharp
Rites for John C. Allen Draw Attendees from Far Afield
Relatives and friends from out of town attended the funeral of Jack Allen held last Thursday afternoon. Among those present were Mrs. Sith Briggs of Greenfield Indiana, Mrs. Jar Reinecke of St. Paul, Mr. and Mrs. J. Couse of Fond du Lac, Irma, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Winchester and son Charles of Omro, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Jacklin and Pop West of Waupaca, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Skinner of Burr Oak Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Allen
Sith Briggs
Greenfield
Ind
Jar] Reinecke
St. Paul
Auc
Beet Couse
Fond du Lac
J. Couse
Irma
Charles Winchester
Charles
Omro
Ben Jacklin
Pop West
Waupaca
Harry Skinner
Burr Oak Valle
Baseball Benefit Dance Jan 29 Featured by Tom Temple Orchestra
Tom Temple and his orchestra will provide music for the Baseball Benefit Dance to be held Thursday night January 29. The popular outfit is expected to draw a large crowd and rally support from all baseball fans in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Temple
Red Ramblers to Play Winneconne Thursday
Fire Red Ramblers will host the Winneconne Legion five on their floor Thursday night January 29 for a preliminary entertainment prior to the dance to benefit the baseball fund. The Ramblers aim to avenge a loss to Winneconne from last Friday and improve their score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Red Ramblers
Winneconne Legion Five
Ramblers
Winneconne
Redgranite Loses to Wautoma in Narrow Basketball Showdown
Redgranite fell 15 to 8 against Wautoma last Friday night in Moor. The visitors built an early 11 to 0 lead in the first quarter and then managed only four points in the remaining three periods while Redgranite rallied for eight. The Redgranite players were praised for a brave defensive effort and a strong late push against a clearly superior foe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wautoma
Redgranite
Debate on chain stores at Redgranite High School
The Redgranite High School debates chain stores as detrimental with a two‑team round on Friday January 30 at 2:30 p.m. The affirmative includes Frank Ocain Sam Robock H. H Hobart, the negative John Rasmussen Greta Ekstrand Dorothy Zelinske Maizie Nicol. An Amherst trip follows February 5 with further debate and a busy yearbook and alumni section planned for the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Red Granite
Frank Ocain
Sam Robock
H. H
Hobart
John Rasmussen
Greta’ Ekstrand
Dorothy Zelinske
Maizie Nicol
Greta Ekstrand
Maizie
Nicol
Hymen Rabock
Esther Rabock
Kathryn Gogin
James Findlay
Amherst
Redgranite High School
Menasha
WHBY
State Department
Madison
Charlies Cappelletti
Bertha Scorgie
Johnnie Bjorkland
Chi- Cabo
Nick Calabresa
Rae Ines de Laura
Patricia Hobart
Elmer Lehr
Veikko Harju
Arthur Marson
David
Aid Lekelss
Thayer
Lome Benells
Baie
Aasa
Sluai Weens
Va Atv
Ghali Blvas
Imey
Lou NS
Community Hah
Negduve
Ailik
Inaule
Community Hall
Willow Creek Creamery Attracting New Patrons
The Willow Creek Creamery expands as twenty new patrons shift from Wautoma to the local factory. Overhead is low under Mr. L Baganz, who offers butterfat prices higher than rivals, boosting demand and signaling growth in the nearby dairy market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow Creek
Wautoma
Lbaganz
The
Argus
Court House
Bridgman
Stexnolders
Emberg
Walter Gram‘se
Gerry Darling
Wautbma
C. G. Bridgmann
Wautoma Creamery
Thei
Ita
Notice to Taxpayers for Redgranite 1930 Roll Collections
The tax roll of 1930 for the village of Redgranite is now in my hands for collections. Hours of collection will be from 9:00 A M to 3:00 P M daily at the office of the Wisconsin Granite Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redgranite
Wisconsin Granite Company
McGee Case Dismissed In Local Court
Judge F. Van Pelt dismissed the case against Paul Koniste charged with assaulting Joe McGee with intent to do great bodily harm. McGee and attorney Gad Jones of Wautoma appeared and asked for dismissal as the matter had been settled out of court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. van Pelt
Paul Koniste
Joe McGee
McGee
Gad Jones
Wautoma
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Cee Gevkecill
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Wilaah Bakewell
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