Redgranite Defeats Omro High 28-14 in season closer
Redgranite defeated Omro High 28 to 14 in a late season home game. Griffith led with multiple field goals, while Calabresa and Johnson added points as Redgranite built a 17 to 3 halftime lead. Omro narrowed the gap in the second half but could not overcome the first half deficit. On Friday, Redgranite visits Adams-Friendship for the final regular game, with Big Six implications if Westfield and Adams-Friendship win.
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Our Boys
Omro
Kittie
Omro Boys
Griffith
Polakowski
Calabresa
Johnson
Redgranite
Mackey
Fore
Adams-Friendship
Westfield
Beck
Stone Bieber
Nelezen
Rieben
G. Littlefield
Dell Beece
Redgranite Y Griffith
Poliakowski
F. Macky
Berray
Ceman
C Thoresen
Norton
Redcran
W. L Pet. Redgranite
Adams
Friendship
Montello Aide
Omro “Iy
Wautoma
Parish Notes From Ripon And Nearby Visits
Parish Miss Edrna Decker spends weeks in Ripon and Waupun. Walter Smoody from Poy Sippi visited the Jay Clerk home Sunday. Berlin shoppers Mr. and Mrs Charlie Gill Saturday. Halsey Sprague and daughter Margaret from Berlin with Mr and Mrs Clarence Gust e of Ripon were guests at the Harry Paulson home Sunday. Grace Decker visited Margaret Clark. Horace Decker called at the Earl Chapman home Monday noon. Ralph Duro and son of Poy Sippi were guests of Frank Kresal and family Sunday. Mike Sobieski visited Wautoma Sunday evening. Clifford Larson of Merton and James Larson of Eagle spent weekend with Louis Larson’s parents. Louis Larson went to Madison Monday to consult a health specialist. Fred Booth and son Merritt of Raymond, Mrs V Besth of Wautoma, and Frank Jennings were Sunday visitors at the Barnnie Booth home. A farewell party was held at the any onan home last Saturday. Joe Taylor of Red Granite. Clifford Larson of Merton. James Larson of Eagle. Arlenselsing of Wautoma were Sunday visitors with Mrs Ross Gaylord and family. Harley Monroe family moving from Leach farm to Holcombe farm near Red Granite. Julius Jarvis of Wautoma will move to Leach farm. Thomas Durkee and Art Wallschleger of Spring Lake visited the Cockerill home Friday. Marion Grant of Red Granite visited Mrs Otto Simpson Sunday.
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Edrna Decker
Ripon
Waupun
Walter Smoody
Poy Sippi
Jay
Earl Chapman
Rilph Duro
Frank Kresal
Mike Sobieski
Clifford Larson
Merton
James Larson
Eagle
Louis Louis Larson
Madison
Fred Booth
Merritt
Raymond
V. Besth
Wautoma
Frank Jennings
Banmnie Booth
Onan Homis
Schwersiaki Et Nice
Harley Monroe
Leach Farm
Holcombe Farm
Redcranite
Julius Jarvis
Thomas Durlee
Art Wallschleger
Spring Lake
Cockerill
Marion Grant
Rederanite
Otto Simpson
A. G. Walker
Paul Schmackel
Herman Schmackel
Louis Maggie
Waukesha
Florian Hess
Wm. Hess
Joe Secora
Felix Piechowski
Mike Brotkowski
Art Kolpin
Neshkoro
Fred Paulsen
John Piechowski
Milwaukee
Eldo Kolpin
Torsten Johnson
Lynn Perry
Chester Schrock
Dave Pierotti, Jr
Thomas Hughes
Green Bay
Louie Barber
Wil Jock
Green Lake
Edith Spaulding
Plainfield
Chas. Rasmussen
John Rasmussen
Joe Buckberger
Colebrook
Carl, Buckberger
Fred Mantle
Ed Keehn
Berlin
Chas. Schalk
Farewell and social visits note New Berlin area
Forest Cotterell of Atwoot visited the Carl Cotterell home for several days. A farewell party at the Frank Rodencal home Monday evening drew about fifty friends and relatives with cards and lunch. George Hoeft hosted friends Saturday night. Peter Holsworth and daughter were guests at M Mathison’s in Larson Sunday. Herman Kissinger and daughter, Fred Smoody, and Dan Coville visited Glen McGrego’s home Wednesday. Fred Smoody attended a call on Berlin Monday.
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Forest Cotterell
Atwoot
Carl Cotterell
Frank Rodencal
George Hoeft
Peter Holsworth
M. Mathison
Larson
Herman Kissinger
Fred Smoody
Dan Coville
Glen McGrego
Hirs
Uerge Callar
Berlin
School notes announce all school musical program date
Principal Martin announces March 14 as the all school musical date at Community Hall. Full program to be published next week. Thursday evening features Clintonville High School negative team debating our affirmative team for the first home debate, with judges to decide. Debates start at 7 30 with speakers Margaret Sncahan Robert Hobart and Ralph Simeone. At Antigo meeting last week five of eight district tournament teams were set: Wisconsin Rapids Stevens Point Nekoosa Weyauwega Redgranite. Remaining three selected were Weatfield Iola and the winner of Waupaca Manawa game. The Stevens Point district tournament starts March 1st and is a fine end to the season.
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Martin
Clintonville High School
Margaret Sncahan
Robert Hobart
Antigo
Stevens Point
Wisconsin Rapids
Nekoosa
Weyauwega
Redgranite
Weatfild
Iola
Waupaca
Manawa
Hold Elimination For Extemporaneous Reading
An elimination contest for extemporaneous reading was held after the fifth period in the main room. From sixteen contestants, six were chosen to represent the school later in a league contest. Judges Miss Eileen, Miss Zelvise, and Miss Hildebrand announced the winners: Genevieve Bannerman, Mary Preston, Frances Tice, Wilma Martin, Bernice Skinner, and Kathryn Baird.
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Milke
Schcos
Eileen
Zelvise
Hildebrand
Garcia
Mary Majeski
Wilma Martin
Olwyn Roberta
Bernice Skinner
Gavroche and the Elephant
Genevieve Bannerman
Man
Mary Preston
Donald Wryzinski
Frances Tie
Kathryn Baird
Redgranite Loses First Debate of the Season
The Redgranite debate team traveled to Menasha for a conference clash that ended with Menasha winning the decision. Delays caused by a missing judge and late start did little to lift Redgranite’s performance, marking their first defeat in five conference debates.
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Menasha
Declamatory Work Prep Sets Stage For Student Contest
A cohort of students signals willingness to participate in declamatory exercises. Miss Milke mentors those who have already completed three sessions. The program will require an elimination scheme and practice in extemporaneous reading to prepare for upcoming competition.
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Miss Milke
Spring Lake Hosts Green Lake Rivalry on Thursday Night
Weeks ago, a local basketball squad readies to face Green Lake at Spring Lake. Spring Lake has never lost to the locals on their home floor, while nearby residents recount weekend visits and small town gatherings. A star football player suffered a dislocated shoulder after a younger brother kicked him in his sleep. A police incident in New York ended with a fatal shooting from an accidentally discharged revolver. State seed laws fail to protect mail order seed from out of state, warns A L Snone, seed and weed control official.
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New York
Out-of-state seed dealers and cattle abortion program notes
Wisconsin farm notes discuss seed dealer oversight, noting out-of-state vendors may ship inferior seed. Mt. Morris Waushara County boasts cattle certified abortion free, while another Holstein area reports nearly 2,000 cattle enrolled in an abortion clean-up effort. Landscape guidance advises large lawns but warns against excessive features, and dairy feeding tips recommend balanced limestone and bone meal with minerals. Milk bacteria are common but require cooling to prevent spoilage.
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Wisconsin
Waushara County
Mt. Morris
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