School Board Proceedings Elect Trustees and Officers 1925
The meeting opened with President Truettner and members Hagerman Nemacheck Lintelmann and Massie present. Trustees for a three year term were elected Charles E Stevens and James E Nemacheck after canvassing July 13 1925 election results. Secretary Massie and President Truettner chosen. meeting adjourned. The article notes Gila monster saliva is nonpoisonous from the upper jaw but deadly from the lower jaw, with limited harm to humans due to penetration issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Truettner
Messrs. Truettner
Hagerman
Nemacheck
Lintelmann
Massie
C. E. Stevens
Board of Election Inspectors
Board of Education
Coan EB
Stevens
James E. Nemacheck
Jorepe Perets
Wichael Ge
Biges
Board of Election
Chas. E. Stevens
Jane Q. Massie
Gila
Arizona
Mother's Liberal Mother and Daughter Exchange Barbs
A witty dialogue shows a mother questioning her daughter about a man named Watkins. The daughter demurs calling him a cubist artist, provoking the mother to quip about her daughter's association with a crap shooter, in sharp familial banter.
Grove to Stay Until Oct. 15 in Prohibition Reorg
Marquette office of the federal Prohibition department will remain in operation until October 15 while plans for a restructured agency unfold. Leo J. Grove reports the new department aims to function by mid October with merit based promotions and district administrators empowered to staff their areas. All unclassified employees face termination by October 15 unless reassigned, as an orderly transition to a professional, merit driven agency is prepared. Hot Pence d Leon, a Florida hotel, is noted for electrical facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquette
Federal Prohibition Department
Leo. J. Grove
National Headquarters
Prohibition
Royal &. Decker
Internal Revenue Service
Department
Acerd
Blair
Haynes
Washington
St. Augnstine
Florida
Isss
McKinney Steel Men Are Promoted
E. J. Gseald, longtime superintendent at Ocgers mine Crystal Falls, gains charge of Tobin mine during the week. Teebim lacks a superintendent since Captain Pennguls retirement years ago. Al Christensen, formerly chief engineer for McKinny Steel Co in the region, is named mining captain at Teebim after a career in Minnesota, Bessemer, and Crystal Falls, a promotion earned by long service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Gseald
Ocgers
Crystal Falls
Tobin
Pennguls
Oswald
al Christensen
McKinny Steel Co
Teebim
Christen ‘Sem
Minnesota
Bessemer
Marriage Licenses Issued in County Clerk Office
A list of marriages licenses shows Heine Jacobbsen with Ina Colby Irom River Mich Benjamin Hiebel Ripon Wis and Lillian Kboelin Pickett Wis Thomas Morgich Ironwood Mich and Mary Pascoe Bessemer Mich Otto Morstead River Mich and Ethel Friberg Montreal Wis Alfred Sadebem Regina Miarger Phillips Wis Andy Epgenr Aida Shaver Sanborn Wis Apbthesy Cicak Mary Carvenka Phillips Wis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heine Jacobbsen
van Buskirk
Wie
Ina Colby
Irom River
Mich
Benjamin B. Hiebel
Ripon
Wis
Lillian E. Kboelin
Pickett
Thomas Morgich
Ironwood
Mary L. Pascoe
Bessemer Township
Regina P P Miarger
Phillips
Andy W. Epgenr
Aida L. Shaver
Sanborn
Apbthesy Cicak
Mary Carvenka
Indian Chief Silvertongue on Gogebic Fair Program
Chief Silvertongue of the Hoopa tribe will headline the Gogebic County Fair amusement program. Known as the Indian Caruso, his tenor voice is praised for purity, clarity, and reach from the grandstand. He is a noted vaudeville performer with broad appeal and outstanding ability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silvertongue
Hoopa Tribe of Indians
California
Gogebic County
Chief Silvertongue
Also Mentioned on This Page
School Board
Pekec
IBM
BY A. B Chapin
Alt
U. P. Prohibition
The
Herald
Herald Publishing
McKinney Steel Men
the Herald
General Insurance
Surety Bonds Steamship Agency
Notaries Public
Adolphe J Gedda
Insurance Agency
West Mary St
Hoopa Tribe
Heinrichs
Velin Abelman
Bessemer, Mich
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Gogeric
Ellman Amusement Co
Michigan
Caruso
Novikoff
Lil Kerslake
Gogebic County Fair
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