Lomira Girls Cross Country Shines with First Place Finish at Horicon LOMIRA CROSS COUNTRY On September 26, the Lomira girls’ cross country team continued their impressive season by securing first place out of 15 complete teams at the River Run Invite in Horicon. The Lions showcased their strength with four athletes finishing in the top 20 out of 128 runners with Whitney Witkowski in second

Lomira Volleyball Picks Up Two Wins During Busy Week BEN PRIESGEN JOURNALIST On September 10, Lomira volleyball played three games in the Ripon Quad. Lomira (3-8) beat Ozaukee (0-5) 2-1 in their first match of the day with the scores 25-22, 19-25, 15-7. The visiting Lions lost 2-0 to Ripon (4-7) during their second match by scores of 25-18 and 25-20. Lomira beat Green Bay East (0-3)

What Was Lost A Marker Tree with Fused Branch KARL MCCARTY CONTRIBUTOR Upon the completion of South Eden & 17, I am now able to return to research with respect to the Native American ties within the area. The What Was Lost series focuses on the last Native American stories, and one that was quite prevalent was the use of trees as directional markers. Clearly there are marker trees

ANTI from page 8 his congregation, volunteer to act in the capacity of agent in the taking of applications for bonds and the placing of the applications with such banks as the members may desire.” “Liberty Sundays” were also requested of all religious leaders to use the pulpit to ask their church goers to buy Liberty War bonds and U.S. savings stamps to support the war effort. The edict