Hastings to Open Up-to-Date Restaurant in New Lanchard Building
Carl Hastings has leased the new Lanchard building and will open an up-to-date restaurant. There being no hotel accommodations and only one restaurant, Hastings selects a first class location. John Anderson and Verner Lillrose have gone to Miami Arizona for work. Chas Babicky Jr. spent part of the week in Copper country on business. Mrs George Knobloch and daughter Frances visited Ironwood. Mr and Mrs John Meyer returned from Iron Belt after attending his father’s funeral.
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Eggen
I. G
Copper
George Knobloch
Frances
Ironwood
John Meyer
Iron Belt
Colby mine worker dies at Gogebic hospital
Matt Rudovaick aged 26 who had been employed at the Colby mine died Wednesday evening at Gogebic hospital. The brief notice notes his death as a local tragedy within Iron county events before the holidays.
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Matt Rudovaick
Colby
Gogebic Hospital
John Rowett
Bessemer
Iron County
Annette Phelan
Peshtigo
Wis
Gerard
Ralph Knight
Eveleth
Minn
James McKie
Houghton
Michigan College of Mines
Arthur Hansen
Coleraine
Birth of baby girl at Kevern home last week
Fifty years ago The Herald reported the birth of a baby girl at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Kevern Jr. She arrived on the 5th. F H Lesselyong of Ironwood visited on Tuesday. Louise Baker of Chippewa Falls Wis. was visiting her aunt Mrs. Thos Skelton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
James Kevern Jr
F. H. Lesselyong
Ironwood
Louise Baker
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Thos. Skelton
Tommy White Observes Birthday
Little Tommy White, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gilmore White of Kenosha Wisconsin, celebrated his fifth birthday with family at his grandparents home. Guests included Mary Ann Bonovetz Eugene Pricco Carol Ann Czaj kowski Teddy Oberst and others with gifts and prizes for attendees. A special guest was grandmother Mrs Richard White Ramsay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy White
Gilmore White
Kenosha
Wis
George Womastek
Mary Ann
Johnny Bonovetz
Eugene
Frank Pricco
Carol Ann Czajkowski
Teddy Oberst
Tommy Johnson
New Bekelite Filter Enables Safer Blood Transfusions
Harper Hospital Detroit researchers unveil bekelite impregnated cotton cloth as a new blood filter. The 90 to 100 mesh resin treated fabric proved efficient, disposable, and inexpensive, with over 11,000 transfusions performed and adoption in four other Detroit hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper Hospital
Detroit
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Hareper Hospital
Sa Pregpares
Red Cross
Christmas greetings and Renaissance art at church events
Readers are treated to color reproductions of Renaissance sacred art alongside modern nativity scenes. Reverent greetings fill pages with churchgoers in snow, ringing bells, and joyful children’s choirs. Brief biblical excerpts appear throughout.
Michigan to Study Pollution Cases on Fish Kill Damages
Michigan officials meet with Ohio conservation leaders to adopt pollution impact methods for fish killings. They aim to quantify habitat damage and seek out of court settlements similar to Ohio’s near fifty thousand dollar recoveries in two years from large manufacturers.
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Ohio
Michigan
F. A. Westerman
Conservation Department
Fish Division
T. G. Gallagher
Its
Conservation Commission
Gallagher
Westerman
Columbus
Ohio Conservation
Nicholas Olds
Paul Hickie
Jack
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Little Rabbit
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Mehhigan State Medical Society
Mazanec
General Insurance Agency
Peoples State Bank
Besseme
Clock Coal
Stoker Coal
Stott Briquets
Pocahontas Egg
Michela Co
Wakefield
Bethlehem
Jesus
A. 8. Hazzard
Ann Arbor
Department
Institute For Fisheries Research
B. L. Wick
Liff
Joseph F. Ford
Lee Roach
Gogebic County
McNess Company
Dept. A
Freeport, Ill
Phillips 66 Products
Newman’s Service Station
Tomczak
East Sellar ST
Steiger Mill
Barbacovi’s
Bessemer’s
Joe Regis
Atratio
Cities
C. T. Negri
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