Nonprofit formed by Colby leased land holders
At the Veteran's Memorial building nine stoop of lessees in the Colby plat organized a nonprofit to acquire ownership of properties under lease from Pickands Mather Mining Co. The Conglot area spans 160 acres with six lessees. Tax delinquency occurred May 7. Trustees Jonti, Paul Hoeft and John Turkal were named.
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Veteran's Memorial
Colby Plat
Pickands, Mather Mining Co
Cong Lot
State of Michigan
Jon Ti
Paul Hoeft
John Turkal
Louis Filippini
Elmer Sandin
Illiam J. Wagner
Colby
Sandin
Wagner
Michigan Department of Conservation
William Pellew
Uunty
Filippini
Visions of the Rabel Bill discussed with Filippini
A report notes numerous questions answered by Filippini as the pro Visions of the Rabel Bill were reviewed. The action must occur within 90 days after land title reverts to the state, dated May 7, with the city attorney offering services on related legal matters.
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Rabel
Filippini
Gogebic Clerk Named to State Office
Gebic County clerk Wa tersmeet Egizi was elected president of the Michigan State Association of County Clerks at the 55th annual convention held last Monday through Wednesday at King's Gateway Inn. He has 18 years in the county clerk’s office, served as deputy under the late Jacob Randa since October 1945, and as county clerk from May 1955 to now. He has been active in the state association, served on the board of directors, and in several capacities during eight years in office.
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Gebic
Michigan State Association of County Clerks
King’s Gateway Inn
Watersmeet- Egizi
Jacob Randa
State Association
Committees Rule the Three-Year Staff Roles in Officers
The text notes staff officers serving on committees for the past three years, with positions held as vice president in 1963 and as treasurer in 1961 and 1962. The fragment confirms ongoing governance duties and leadership duties across the period.
Sailor and Carrier Prepare for Caribbean Refresher Cruise
William D. Maki son of Mrs Waine O Maki serves as electrician aboard the aircraft carrier Independence, now on a five week refresher cruise in the Caribbean with a July 26 return. The ship recently finished a six month major deployment at Norfolk, and seven air squadrons joined the current cruise for training operations. In Cuba the ship will visit Guantanamo Bay and the Fleet Training Group before a planned seven month Mediterranean voyage with the Sixth Fleet in early August.
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William D. Maki
Acbele
Waine O. Maki
USS
Independence
Norfolk Naval Portsmouth
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Fleet
Norfolk
Sixth Fleet
Mercer Fiberglass Imports High Moisture Grain Storage Bin
Mercer Fiberglass Products Co a division of Mercer Boat Co Inc has developed a high moisture grain storage bin using only fiberglass panels. The firm aims to expand in agriculture, already producing fiberglass silage carts and planning more items. Theodore Barth president notes the method’s rise in popularity for corn storage and harvest efficiency.
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Mercer Fiberglass Products Co
Mercer Boat Co, Inc
Theodore Barth
Stanback Relieves Muscular Aches Quickly and Gently
STANBACK promises fast but gentle pain relief for tired sore muscles after exercise. This combination formula comes in tablets or powders and aims to free users from muscular aches, offering relaxation and comfort.
Western Michigan University honors 109 students on high scholarship list
Paul S. Re, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mario Re of Bessemer, is among the 109 WMU students on the high scholarship list for the 1963 spring semester. He is a sophomore in the librarianship curriculum with an English major and a 1957 A. D. Johnston High School graduate.
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Paul S. Re
Mario Re
N. Clayberg
Bessemer
Western Michigan University
Paul
A. D. Johnston High School
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Vern Hauta
Sc. Hematite - Bessemer
Dependable
Ressemer Pharmacy
Jincers
Perotti
Mercer
Zemo
Zoino
Herald
John Doe
The
Bessemer Herald
Rolaie
Tad
Pirone
Sophie Street
Traveler’s
Lindberg
Graham
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