Trust deed for Michigan housing project in Bessemer
The Local Authority declares a trust over Project No. MICH-12-1 in Bessemer Gogebic County Michigan to secure Bonds and Permanent Notes issued to finance low rent housing of about 30 dwellings. It binds the Local Authority to keep title, permits certain limited dispositions, and ends when all indebtedness is paid. The instrument is executed by authorized officers in 1952 and witnessed.
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Bessemer
Gogebic
State of Michigan
PHA
County of Gogebic
State of
Michigan
Towit
City of Bessemer adopts resolution on sleigh ride hills
City officials approve a resolution after roll call with all listed ayes and no nays. The meeting adjourns following a motion by Stelmark, second by Marzari. Chief of Police is to place notices in papers designating hills for children's sleigh riding this winter. Louis Obradovich, City Clerk. Albert B. Jacobson, Mayor.
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Sandin
Michelli
Williamson
Maccani
Stelmark
Josciak
Marzari
Contratto
Order for Publication Determination of Heirs Gogebic Probate
Legal notices from Gogebic County Michigan probate court dated December 1952 announce hearings to determine heirs for the estates of John Theodore Vitto and Vern a Storms, with appointment of administrators, notices to creditors, and dates for hearings in Bessemer. The notices require publication in the Bessemer Herald for three consecutive weeks and service to known parties of interest by registered mail.
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Said Court
Bessemer
Said County
Robert R. Wright
John Theodore Vitto
Frank J. Duda
Bessemer Herald
Vern A. Storms
Mary Toomey
Mary B. Toomey
Said
Marie Re
Michigan
Looking Backward Continued from Page 2 Mining Promoters React
A brief selection notes reception of Looking Backward by mining promoters in Superior district. The Puritan Hotel in the city, modernized by C. D. Fournier and reopened in March 1901, enters its second year of revival and reports solid business. Henry Hoffman installs electric lights at home on the north side. Sam J. Williams begins as bookkeeper at First National Bank. A sleigh load of Bessemer youths attend a band dance in Wakefield as cold week continues with temperatures dipping.
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Superior
Puritan
C. D. Fournier
Henry Hoffman
Sam J. Williams
First National Bank
Bessemer
Wakefield
Mine tragedy claims life at shaft. James Jr. visits friends
John Anderson, an employee at the Yale mine, was instantly killed by a shaft fall on December 10. He had been absent for five years and was visiting friends. Extra copies of the Herald are available at the Ben Franklin store and the Herald office.
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James , Jr
John Anderson
Yale
The
Herald
Ben Franklim
Herald Office
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Common Council
Jingers
Joe
Trapa
City OF
Louis Obradovich
Albert B. Jacobson
Robert J. Hellman
William F. Pellow
Bessemer, Michigan
Nina Storms
William S. Baird
Register of Probate
B. E Larson
Ironwood
Northwestern Motor Bus Co
Florence’s Beauty Shop
Puneen
Herald Publishing Company
Joe Marsh
Hammy Jackson
Maple Avenue
Library
Hammy
Way Street
Ear
United States Brewers Foundation
the Bessemer Creamery
Reino M. Hauta Insurance Agency
E. Mary St
National Ass
Mutual Agents
R. J. Mullen
J. J. Frick Co
Studebaker
America