School heads urged to refer out of school youth
State education officials and NYA administrator seek help from school superintendents and county commissioners to refer 16 year olds who are out of school and unemployed to the National Youth Administration for the out of school work program. The program aims to place teens in part time jobs to gain work experience amid industrial expansion and defense orders. NYA projects to raise total assignments to 20,000 by January 15, up from 12,493, funded by new congressional allocations.
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Red Cross
Jackson Nya
The
NYA
Erin W. Kaye
Eugene B. Elliott
Michigan National Youth Administration
Kate
Kaye
National Defense R.cte
National Youth Administration
Congress
Highway Maps Available From Herald Office
The Herald offers free Official Highways maps of Michigan for winter 1940. The latest edition includes improvements on US 2 between Iron River and Watersmeet with new pavement south of the village and connects to the old road. Once finished, US 2 will be fully concrete or macadam throughout the Upper Peninsula.
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Michigan
Herald
Iron River
Watersmeet
U. S.2
Upper Peninsula
Kingsford land use plan leads in northern Michigan reform
Kingsford, a 5,500 population village on the Wisconsin border, becomes the first in northern Michigan to receive municipal development control under tax delinquent land use. The state conservation commission approved Kingsford’s plan, transferring residents from 23 outlying lots to centrally located ones reverted to the state, with 213 more parcels withheld from sale for public use. Sixty more lots were acquired for public purposes at one dollar each. 32 for park space, 11 for rights of way, and one for a water main. Breitung Township and its school district obtain two lots for parking, while the School District receives eight lots for the Church of St. Mary and St. Joseph in Kingsford Heights. Public administrator notice outlines creditor claims due by February 7, 1941.
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Kingsford
Dickinson County
Wisconsin
Michigan
State Conservation Commission
Muskegon Bay
Conservation Department
Breitung Township
Church of St. Mary and
St. Joseph
Kingsford Heights
Department of Conservation
Michigan Municipal League
Hunters Dominated State Violations Amid Gun Law Push
In November conservation law arrests totaled 577 with about 500 involving hunters. Of these 125 were for loaded guns in autos and one fourth of arrests cited improper possession or handling of firearms. Trappers faced 56 cases and 16 were fishing-related. Fines and costs totaled $8,000 and $3,500 with 955 jail days. conservation officers lost one case.
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Michigan
Notice of administration grant for disappeared heirs
Notice is hereby given of the grant ing of administration of the estates of the above named persons who have each disappeared and have not been heard from for a continuous period of more than seven years, on the 2nd day of December 1940, by order of this Court, to William Baird, a public Administrator for said county, upon the petition duly filed of Gaylord W. Bebout, State
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William 8. Baird
Gaylord WN. Bebout
Williams. Baird
Gaylord N. Bebout
William S. Baird
Bessemer
Michigan
Bessemer Herald
Notice of Granting Administration and Hearing on Claims
A probate court notice in Gogerc County Michigan lists numerous disappeared and missing persons and estates. At a December 2 1940 session in Bes semer Courthouse Judge M KE Nolan presides. The notice sets an administration hearing on claims for listed estates and names many individuals and companies as potential claimants or parties.
Probate Court Orders Public Administrator Notice and Hearing
The Gogebic County Probate Court on December 2 1940 orders William S Baird Public Administrator to receive claims by February 7 1941 under escheat laws for disappeared persons and heirs The matter of Louis Kutiewicz deceased requires hearing January 15 1941 at 10 am at the Bessemer Probate Office with publication of notice in the Bessemer Herald for three weeks.
Tax Deed Notice of Lands Redeemable in Michigan
Public notice of tax sale reconveyance right lists land in Gogebic County Michigan southeast quarter of northeast quarter section 2 town 47 range 46 with amounts paid 108.00 and taxes 1931 through 1935 totaling 10.80 plus 5.00 per description, redemption 123.80 plus sheriff fees. Names Oscar Falin and others appear as purchasers or claimants, with date 12-6-13.
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State of
Michigan
Gogebic
Sene
Oscar Falin
Bessemer
Waldo M. Johnson
Flora A. Johnson
Winifred J. Carson
Paul Kopay
License to Sell Estate Real Property Ordered
In Gogebio semer County the Probate Court, Hon. M. B. Nolan presiding, set January 8, 1941 at 10:00 a.m. to hear John Godlewski petitioning for license to sell the Rosalia Godlewski estate real property. Interested parties must appear to show cause why license should not be granted. Public notice by publication for three successive weeks prior to the hearing.
Probate order sets February 1941 claim deadline in county
In said county on December 11 1940 Judge M E Nolan presiding in the matter of the estate of Hilda Bjornson deceased the court orders creditors to present claims by February 19 1941 at ten in the forenoon at the probate office for examination and adjustment. A copy of the order is to be published for three consecutive weeks in the Bessemer Herald. INGA V ANDERSON Deputy Register of Probate 12-20-1-10
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Bessemer
M. E. Nolan
Louis Kutiewicz
George Nordling
Bessemer Herald
Silvio L. Mascotti
Said
M. B. Nolan
Rosalia Godlewski
Rosie Godlewski
John Godlewski
Hilda Bjornson
Inga V. Anderson
M. EB. Nolan
Martin Pennetti
Estate ofEdward Fink Deceased Probate Hearing Notes
In Michigan county on December 11 1940 Judge M E Nolan presiding over the probate matter for the estate of Edward Fink deceased. The entry sets the claim presentation time.
Notice to creditors hearing Feb 1941 Bessemer Herald
The court orders creditors to file their claims at the Probate Office by February 19 1941 at ten o'clock in the forenoon. A copy of this order will be published in the Bessemer Herald for three successive weeks before the hearing. County notice published December 18.
Appointment to settle estate of Martin Pennetti
In said county on the 23rd day of December, 1940, the Probate Court orders that claims against the estate of Martin Pennetti be examined and adjusted. A time and place are set at the Probate Office to receive proofs and allow or disallow all claims by March 5, 1940, at ten in the forenoon. Register of Probate.
Notice of Hearing on Will Probate in Bessemer County
In said County on the 23rd day John Alfred Jacobson deceased Arvid Brors filed petition to admit an instrument as last will and testament and grant administration to Arvid Brors and Charley Anderson or another suitable person Hearing is set for January 22, 1941 at 10 A M at the Probate Office. Notice to be published in the Bessemer Herald newspaper.
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Bessemer
M. E. Nolan
John Alfred Jacobson
Arvid Brors
Charley Anderson
Bessemer Herald
Silvio L. Mascotti
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Henry Norris
Hubert Nelson A. Paavolotti
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George Sarn
O. P. Sather
Joseph Wachita
George Wikander
B. A. Warner
Barry Allisandria
Charles Anderson
Matt Aho
American Marble & Mosaic Co
J. M. Ahola
Martin Anderson
Albinson Construction Co
American Tile & Marble Co
John Ahlstrom
J. Carrie
A. W. Craig
James Crosbie
Joseph Cousin
Joseph Contessi
Peter Clementi
Josephine Castagna
W. L. Cook
Edgar Cross
Cloverland Cream Co
A. Crocker
Central Baking Co
C. N. Cramer Co
Everett Cox
Tony Castagna
H. Cox
R. Carter
Charles Champagne
Frank Diego
Dunn
the Probate Court
Gogebio
Michgan
Edward Fink
D. Gogebic
Bessemer Township
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