Goldman Backs Forest Plan Amid County Forest Drive
Supervisor Ben Goldman of Gogebic County favors a county forest and opposes a state federal land exchange. He notes Kimberly Clark sawmill employment supports the region, supports selective logging and reforestation, and argues for keeping lands in public hands while seeking a new county forest unit in Gogebic. The Gogebic board plans a Lansing visit to urge conservation officials to grant lands to the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Goldman
Wiarenisco Township
Goldman
Tamenisco Township
Govrelty
Itacs
Ier Lumber Company
Kiberly-Clark
Federal Forest Service
Richards
Harold J. Richards
State Conservation Commission
Forest Service
Iron River
Lake Gozebic
Green Siding
Wellington Tank
State
Porcupine Mountains
Gogebic County
Personal notices from Anvil area include visits and births
Mr and Mrs John Berini of Detroit visit for two months with friends. Adolph Stancher a Ferris student visits his parents Mr and Mrs Joe Stancher. Louis Calligaro and Ek left for Milwaukee for handware convention. Paul Sage a U Michigan student visits his mother Mrs Carolyn Sage. Edwin Heikkinen a U Michigan student visits his mother in Ramsay. Mr and Mrs Don Sutliff left for San Pedro after visiting Mrs Sutliff’s sister Mrs John Heikkinen and family of Ramsay and the La Fon Lyons in Bessemer. Supt E J Oas Miss Mary O Keefe and Mrs William Rice attended UP Association meeting in Marquette. John Chaich Jr enrolled at Superior State College in Superior last weekend. Birth notice: a son Thomas Michael born to Mr and Mrs Otto Lera of Evans ton Ill. Mrs Lera is Jeanne Pribble, daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Pribble of Anvil.
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W. O
Don Sutliff
San Pedro
Calif
E. J. Oas
Mary O'Keefe
William Rice
Paul Massie
Upper Peninsula Association of Superintendents
Marquette
Supt. Oas
Assembly
John Chaich Jr
John Chaich
Anvil
Superior
Wis
Superior State College
Thomas Michael
Otto Lera
Evanston, Ill
Lera
Jeanne Pribble
Thomas Pribble
Tarnaski Funeral Held Friday
Funeral services for Walter G. Tarnaski, 60, were conducted Friday at St Seinstiamn's church. The Rev. CC. i i the Swolhudts officiated at the ceremony held at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter G. Tarnaski
St Seinstiamn’s
CC. i i
Swolhudts
Honor Roll Names From A D Johnston High School
A long list of names appears to comprise the A D Johnston High School honor roll. The readable portion includes students such as Eileen Carlson Fran ces Chaich Chiapurie and many others, along with several surnames and partial givenNames, suggesting a comprehensive roll of awardees.
Wis.-Mich. League To Meet Monday
An important meeting of the Wisconsin Michigan League is planned for Monday. Members will gather to elect officers including President Harriet Varda, Secretary Deresa Corziat, Treasurer Vera Cene, and other posts noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wis
Bessemer
Afassatte Bowling News
Crganizacion
Harriet Varda
Yree
Marcelia Rutiman
Deresa Corziat
Vera Cene
Agnes G
Bishop Angelo Negris Visit To Bessemer
His Excellence Bishop Angelo Ne sri, Vicar Apostolico of East Africa Catholic Mission, will arrive Tuesday February 10 and stay several days in Bessemer. He will lecture February 11 at St Sebastian church. A Legion party with dancing, cards, and lunch is planned February to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angelo Nesri
Egginatorial Nile Catholic Mission
East Africa
Bessemer
St. Sebastian Church
Italy
American Legion Post
Legion Club Rooms
Legion and Anvillary
Bessemer Speedboys crush Wakefield in league win
Bessemer Speedboys defeated Wakefield 53-24 to extend their 1-W conference winning streak to five, with Kansas and Webber each scoring 11 points and Veda Wahetell adding 11 for the Speed. Wakefield struggled as Bessemer led 38-24 after three periods and held the Cards scoreless in the final canto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erladen Speedboys
Wakefield Carilisid
Thve
Maby
Pukema
Mui
Cardinals
Bessemer
Speed Bats
Kansas
Webber
Skwor
Barron
Wahetell
Wakefield
Cardinal
Chicago Collegiants to Be Here Monday
The Brown's Cafe basketball team of Bessemer will meet the traveling Chicago Collesians in a game at A D Johnston gym Moon. The Superior East high school team lost 43 140 to Bessemer Speedways who led throughout. Bessemer extended their season win streak to 12. The East squad featured Dave Webber with 13 points and Eugene Welshinger top scoring with 14. A Washington PTA meeting is announced for February 11 with Mrs. Percy Rose margy directing the program and Miss Gerber speaking on school dislike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown's Cafe
Bessemer
Chicago Collesians
A. D. Johnston Gym
Collesians
Superior East High School
Bessemer Speed Povs
Noncu
Telice
Superior Bast
Dave Webber
Bob Barron
Don Skwor
Ray Kan
Orientals
Eugene Welshinger
Don Dodge
Bengaseg Cots
Superior East
Hennessy
Bessen
Elais
Milton McKay
Ironwood
Richard Valesano
Wakefield
Ashland
Tronwood
Washingaton Pta
Percy Rosemargy
Empson
A. I Johnston High School
Civil Service Exams Open for Engineering and Photofluorographic Posts
The U S Civil Service Commission announced examinations for Highway Engineer Trainee in the Public Roads Administration and for Photofluorographic Operator Trainee and related roles in the Public Health Service. Positions are nationwide with Washington DC spots, salaries from 195 to 2644 dollars annually, trainee training 12 weeks, and various experience requirements. Applications must be received by March 24, 1948, from local civil service offices or the Commission in Washington.
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United States Civil Service Commission ix
Public Roads Administration
United States Public Health Service
Washington
D. C
United States
Nick
Bessemer
Civil Service Regional
United States Civil Service Commission
WastOtt 25
U. S. Civil Service
March
Comant Dot Botuw
Initiation Features Isabella Group Meet in Elks Club
Initiation of candidates for membership featured the Our Lady of Guadalupe circle of the Daughters of Isabella. Tea applicants took obligations in ceremonies. Decrees will be conferred in spring at formal initiation ceremonies. Qualified Monday night: Mrs. Ardit h Niemola, Mrs. Ursula Kulik, Mrs. Marjorie Mascotti, Mrs. Viria Priceco, Mrs. Marjorie Marcel lo, Miss Theresa Bjartell, Mrs. Maret Erickson, Mrs. Eileen Ionolus, Mrs. Florence Shaw, Mrs. Anne Ponchaud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of
Junior High Honor Roll 1947 48
Junior high announces second semester honor roll for grades six through nine with citizenship and course grade requirements. Names include Nelda Leeke Eleanor Gas Janet Brown Jean Cole man Sally Ann Erickson Ruth Hansen Evelyn Supercynski Kathleen Chiambretti Marian Coleman Marilyn Coxey Jean Gamache Patricia Newman Ruth Nyman Carolyn Oas Barbara Jean Olson Dorothy Johnson Carol ine Marshalek Jean Michela Valeria Polkus James Boggio George Vukovich and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelda Leeke
Eleanor Gas
Janet Brown
Jean Coleman
Sally Ann Erickson
Ruth Hansen
Evelyn Supercynski
Kathleen Chiambretti
Marian Coleman
Marilyn Coxey
Jean Gamache
Patricia Newman
Ruth Nyman
Carolyn Oas
Barbara Jean Olson
Dorothy Johnson
Caroline Marshalek
Jean Michela
Valeria Polkus
James Boggio
George Vukovich
Eleanor Oas
Frederick Lindeman
Edward Schilling
Adla Marie Anderson
Sally Erickson
Jon Lir¢gist
Kenneth Masse
Arthur Walz
Jean Servia
Clarence Hoeft
Lee Maccani
Robert Venberg
Margaret Lester Concert Feb 10 Protestand Benefit
The Daughters of Isabella of Bes semier will protest Margaret Lester Miller in a two command performance at A. J. Johnston fish school on Tuesday February 10. Mrs Miller will also present her daughter during the program featuring a varied selection from classical and operatic arias and tender songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Isabella of Bessemier
Margaret Lester Miller
A. J. Johnston Fish School
Legion post to host Mrs Miller reception after concert
The local American Legion post will entertain Mrs Miller at a reception in Legion club rooms after her concert. The Daughters of Isabella will assist. The reception is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Legion
JOHN BRACH BOWLS 620 SERIES
Johnny Brach led White Birch to a 620 series despite Steiger countering with strong totals. Scrubby Scavar da topped the winners with 571, while Bob Anderson added 569 on 236 single. Steiger’s John Bartini led the losers with 508 as Old Style Lager swept three over Johnson Beverages. Harding duo Eddie Anderson and A Nurmi surpassed 500 for the Ribs, Costello led Heralds with 533, and Tule Ulvinen paced the Grocers with 475 as league action tightened standings. Mrs. Hoeft and Mrs. Grigg depart for Detroit and Lansing while Mrs. Mae Johnson flies to Chicago for business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Brach
Steiger
Scrubby Scavarda
Bob Anderson
Birch Kezler
John Bartini
Hoeralds
Heralds
Kelto
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Berini
Detroit
Adolph Stancher
Ferris Institute
Xtr
Joe Stancher
Louis Calligaro
Milwaukee
Paul Sage
University of Michigan
Carolyn Sage
Edwin Heikkinen
Ramsay
Kok OK
Tarnaski
A. D. Tohnston
Loves Bulinski
Eileen Carlson
Frances Chaich
Chiapurie
LaVerne Eastman
Erickson
Ruth Grabowski
Custaison
Janet Hellman
Phyllis Isdebski
Warutra Johnson
Ruth Hallander
Kathleen Kavish
Diane Kent
Beverly Koski
Marion Krakovec
Patricia Kuusisto
Anabel Lee
Margaret Lucas
Delores Matreila
Betty Mikkola
Shiri Nahe
Bonita Nolan
Shirley Or
Marcia Ostapinski
Evehhu
Dorothy Ruusuija
Denise Saari
Lou Shogren
Bernice Stengard
Jane Tr Then
Harriet van Holla
Helen Wiemert
Lucille Zaneti
John Cierpenedo
Kenneth Dawson
Domenic DeMarte
Raymond Gedda
Eugene Giliant
Dona Eikkinen
Arthur Alvin James Nesult
Newm
Idad
Dae
Baekmstre
Howski
Ski
Chortos Kunsiste
Eschi Ortora
Lois Ellis
Betry
Angelo Negri
Bessemer Speedboys
Speed Boys
SOX
Harold Anderson
Clarence Solander
Stambaugh
Chicago Collegians
PTA
John ‘Stoo
P Jones
LeRoy Pryor
Bob Powel
Jim Avery
E. Brownne
Sree Eres
U.S. Civil Service
Margaret Lester
Rizee
Torna
Sorrento
Haydn
Dvorak
Trish
Jane Miller
Schubert
Pace
Mio Dio
Verdi
Scott
Theo Ee
John Brach
Paul Hoeft
Adeline Grigg
Lansing
Mae Johnson
Chicago
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