November 16, 1893 Dodge County Pionier A lending library has been established in R.E. Muenchow’s music store with 300 volumes which are available to readers at the rate of five cents per book per week. The doors of the new St. John’s Lutheran Church were opened Sunday morning by the pastor, the Rev. Philip Wilhelm, for dedication services. The church was built largely by men of the congregation.

ed their 55th wedding anniversary, while Mr. and Mrs. Otto F. Zietlow of rural Iron Ridge observed their 50th anniversary. Deaths: Mrs. Louis Pribnow, 72, nee Ida Gutenschwager, of 204 N. German St., a native of Town Theresa; Mrs. Gustav Rackow, 70, nee Ortman, of 940 Horicon St.; John Scharf Jr., the four-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. John Scharf Sr. of rural Brownsville; Mrs. Ralph Widmer, the

Take Advantage of Wisconsin’s Mentored Hunting Law this Fall WIS. DEPT. OF NATURAL RESOURCES The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) encourages experienced hunters to share their skills and knowledge with beginner hunters by taking advantage of Wisconsin’s Mentored Hunting Law. Since 2009, this one-on-one mentoring opportunity has given new hunters a chance to try hunting

MUSIC from page 5 the brain power of music, there is the facet of reading a universal language and being able to communicate with all walks of life where age, nationality and ability have no bearing. Communication is paramount in every single occupation and relationship be it personal or professional, and music is a common ground that often allows people to appreciate someone’s individuality

Reflecting on Lions’ Cross Country Run The Lomira girls cross country team and one boys individual qualified for the state championships. Read their reflections on the experience below. BEN PRIESGEN JOURNALIST On being first Lomira cross country team to reach state in 31 years... How does it feel to reach your preseason goal of reaching state? “I am so proud that we were able to achieve