Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1925-07-09
LoganUille Has
Big Celebration

The celebration given by the LO-
ganville fire department was a
grand success from start to fin
ish The events of the day were
started by a salute at sunrise on
the Ninnamann hill. The weather
was ideal for the occasion. Ed
Stretch, world war veteran, led the
parade carrying the flag. Follow
ing him in order were the follow
ing: village board, Loganville band,
Lorna HasZ as Goddess of Liber-
ty. Wanda Hart as u. S. A, AS
little girls and boys representing
the states in the union, Mrs. Albert
Gluth and Mrs. William Yoss in
charge, Is girls carrying MaypOle
in red, white and blue in charge
of Mrs. Sam Dearholt, Betsy Ross
float, represented by Mrs. Herman
Timke, Cupids float, Joan Ham
mermcister and Warren Hart. The
| following business firms had floats.
Albert Burmeister, Herman Vein
Ike, Conrad Kruse, Carl Koenig, Lo-
granville Telephone company, Lo-
ganville state bank, A. o. Tuhus,
Loganville Fire department, Anne
rican Legion Band Of Reedsburg,
Albert Kocnig, F. C. Ninnamann.
! These were followed by a darby
group consisting of farm boys,
Barney Google and Spark Plug,
Eddie Giese on his bicycle and
Jockey Eddie Wienke.
LoganviIle's old fire equipment
was we'll represented by Rhinhart
Hasz and Bobbie Riggert driving a
team of mules with a little hand
pump throwing a small stream Of
water. This was followed by num-
erous clowns and other comic
characters.
The judges of the parade were
George Hasz, Herman Albers and
| Gust Horstman
Award Prizes 3
Prizes were awarded as follows:
Fancy float, Cupid, decorated by
Mrs. E. Hart and Mrs. H. Voss.
Best business fIoat-F. c.. Min
namann.
Best comic group-Darky group,
and Spark Plug group and Logan
Vile Fire Equipment
These were all good and were
hard for the judges to decide SO
the prize was divided
Through the kindness of the
| judges they made up a purse and
presented it to the children rep
rescnting the states and Maypole,
also the Goddos of Liberty
After the parade picnic dinners
at the parks and on lawns were
enjoyed by those bringing their
| dinners
At 100 p. n. speech was deliv-
cred by Hon Charles Perry of
! Milwaukee which was enjoyed by
all Next. on the program was the
races.
Boys Free for all LIST prize,
Raleigh Retloff.
Boys Three Legged race - 1st
prize. tie, George Murphy, Kenneth
Whalen and Porkhurst Bay, Ray
mond Westedt; End prize, Paul
Westcdt and Freddie Kohlmeyer.
Girls Free for all 100 yds. =
1st prize, Martha Luet.-eas; End
prize, Laveta Meyer.
Boys under Is ~ars, so yds. =
1st prize, Vernie Lopan, End prize
Harold Baumgarten.
Girls under 13 years, so yds. -
prize1st prize, Eileen Wheeler.
Bottle race, under IL years -
list prize Harold Baumgarten; End
prize Walter Luetk ems.
Obstacle race = LIST prize, Ken
meth Wheeler; End prize, George
Murphy.
Pie Eating contest 1st prize,
! RAYMOND Farber; 2nd prize, Gard :
ner.
Sack race - 1st prize, Harold
Baumgarten.
Next came the tug of war, after
this the fire run was made by the
company. This ended the afternoon
program, allowing plenty of time
for the people to go home and get
back for the water fight at 7
o'clock. The water fight was held
! in the Henry Kruse pa @ture, bee
/ tween Myron Rowland and Calvin
Scoles' of Reedsburg against Allen
/ Niemann and Lawrence Baum
garten of Loganville, which result
cd in a tie, the water having given
out. Time of fight was so minutes
Fire works were set of on the
Ninnamann hill at dark. Then the
dance at the Scotland hall was
enjoyed by 23S couples. Music was
furnished by PeterJon's seven