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On Monday May 1st, the Wagner Red Raiders hosted the Hanson Beavers for a double header. Hanson opened up the scoring in the first game, tallying two runs in the first inning, but Wagner answered with two when Sydney Cournoyer singled on a 2-2 count, scoring one run.
Read moreThe Wagner Red Raiders lost the lead late in a 12-7 defeat to the Beresford Watchdogs on Friday May 5th. The game was tied at six with Beresford batting in the bottom of the fifth when the Watchdogs scored on a stolen base.
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On Tuesday, May 2, Wagner traveled to Armour to compete in the LMVC track meet. Both teams would end up in third place at the end of the day.
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Imagine how just over one hundred years ago, nearly ⅓ of people in the upper Great Lakes and upper Midwest regions walked around with a goiter on their neck. A goiter is a lump on the throat, which could be as big as an orange, a grapefruit, or larger. Actually an enlargement of the thyroid gland, a goiter can come from an overactive thyroid gland, an under-active thyroid gland, or an autoimmune condition, but in the United States before the 1920s, the reason was almost always deficiency of iodine.
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President Elect Becky Brunsing called the Wagner Rotary Club to order last Wednesday, May 2 as President Rachel Woods had an unexpected development at her home. One of the fire calls that day was a grassfire in a corn field north of her residence, so she made a quick exit to be there and keep watch over the development. A good reminder for everyone to be on the alert for fires this spring. We are still very dry in this area. Farm machinery can accidentally start a fire when equipment comes in contact with rocks and sparks fly. Use caution everyone.
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The American Legion Greer Post #11 and The American Legion Auxiliary Greer Unit #11 would like to honor Roland and Mayme Crisman for their 70 and 65 years of continuous membership respectively. On April 20th, 2023, they each were presented with certificates by The Wagner American Legion Commander, Clayton Rados at the monthly meeting.
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