The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-04-28
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TEN DISTRICT NINE
TEAMS IN LEAGUE
STARTING IN FALL
Thursday, April %, 1888
By Emma johnson

By Emma Johnson
Milroy-SiX man football will
replace regular football here next
fall, it is planned, following a
meeting of district nine school,
men at Marshall Thursday eve
ming at which six man football
league was organized
Superintendent E. M. Bosch,
Coach Wagner ard John Baldelli
attended the meeting. Ten teams
joined the league which will be-
gin activities in the fall. H. E.
Frisby of IVanhoe was elected
president, the coach at Tyler,
secretary and Mr.. Bosch, treasur-
er. They will attend to details of
the organization and arrange a
schedule.
Each team in the league will
play six games with member
teams each fall. If possible three
games will be at home and three
away.
The towns in the league are:
Balaton, Cottonwood, Hendricks,
Ivanhoe, Lynd, Milroy, Russell,
Ruthton, Tyler and Wood Lake.
The advantages of SiXman foot
ball for smaller schools include:
More schools participate, adding to
the interest; there are fewer
players to equip, reducing the
cost; there is more open field
running adding to the interest and
the chances of injuries is greatly
reduced.
Martha ROLAND returned to st.
Olaf college at Mortified We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Lucy Redding and daugh-
ter Lucille and son Harold were
callers at the Paul Stolp home at
Marshall Sunday.
William Shipka and daughter
Sylvia and Steve Shavlik visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Dobesh at
Sioux Falls Sunday.
Moving has been in order in
Milroy the past week. The Lond-
-gren family moved to Lynd where
they have built an oil station,
the Clarence Penkes to the apart
ment vacated by Londgrens, the
Howard Hults from Mrs. Edna
Morgan's house to the front
apartment of the bank building
and the Arthur Hansens from
above the hardware store to the
Julius Hansen house.
Easter Sunday dinner guests at
the Pete Soupir home were Mr..
and Mrs. Walter MiIbradt and
son and Mrs. B. c. Frisk of Min
neapolis, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
johnson and son of Cottonwood,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Macht and
family of Lucan and Mrs. v.
Novak and family.
Mrs. Tena Reynolds and Mar
tin Grunden of Gales called at
the George Flesner home We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Olson of
Madelia, Myrtle and Norma Grot-
to of Hanska, Inger Slette of La
Sale and Mr.. and Mrs. Math
Ahlness and daughter Miriam
were Sunday dinner guests at the
Mike Parmentier home.
Those from Milroy who attend
ed the Woman's club rally at
Walnut Grove Saturday were
Mrs. Lillian Mellgren, Mrs. Ger
trude Smith, Mrs. E. M. Bosch,
Mrs. Sarah Broutie. Mrs. Cert
rude Hickey, Mrs. Erma Dysart,
Mrs. Anna Welter, Mrs. Julia
Murphy, Mrs. Rose Regnier, Mrs.
Mary Ann Reed, Genevieve
Glynn, Carrie Lande and Helma
Englurd. After the rally they
were luncheon guests of Olga
Steen at her home there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Klein of
Vesta visited Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Penke Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa McCulla
visited Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Bee
bout at Tracy Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Peterson
and son David and Mrs. Josie
Levig visited relatives at Monte
video Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Dorum,
Emma Johnson and Oscar Solseth
visited Ole Lovald in the Mar
shall hospital Sunday.
The Senior class play will be
presented May 6 and 7. The title
is ''Chirtz Cottage"
The choir of Our Saviors Luth-
eran church gave a sacred con-
cert Sunday evening. Among
guest entertainers were Ernest
Peek and Merton Strommen of
Lamberton and a girls trio of
Hendricks. The concert was for
the benefit of Augsburg college
which netted SIG
Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Dresow and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Hansen and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Vernon Norman and daughter
ard John Dresow all of Lucan
and MIR. and Mrs. Surpernant and
family of Currie were dinner
guests at the Melvin Manguson
home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Christen-