Wakevainen Nominated For Supervisor In Township Race
Arvo Wakevainen topped Michael LeGassa by 3 votes for the Peoples Party nomination as township supervisor. On the Citizens ticket, T Martin Freeman beat Frank Marzzak by 6 votes. Other races show Charles Eppolite defeating Oscar Cossi and Albert Jacobson leading as mayor on the Liberty ticket. 650 votes cast with ward breakdowns and upcoming April contests listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakevainen
Peoples Party
Arvo Wakevainen
Peoples
Bessemer Township
Michael LeGassa
LeGassa
Citizens
Supervisor
T. Martin Freeman
Frank P. Marczak
Freeman
Marczak
Joseph Jurakovich
John E Mattson
Michael Vilencia
Lawrence Gaudette
Frank Rosa
Gaudette
Rosa
Albert Doney
George Sakalas Jr
Rade Ilibasich
Board of Review
Ernest E. Hill
Axel Coleman
Charles Eppolite
Oscar Cossi
Fifth Ward
Liberty
Eppolite
Cossi
Louis Dimperio
Joseph Stelmark
Albert Jacobson
Louis Obradovich
E. Genevieve Johnson
Charles Mascotti
Vretes
L. Obradovich
Genevieve Johnson
Citizens Party
Liberty Party
Celeste Barbacovi Jr
Richard Williamson
Donald Strelcheck
Roy J. Johnson
William C. Maceani
Arnald Vispi
Nordert P. Achats
Joseph Bogaudo
Albert Marzari
Joseph Baratone
Michael Martin
Uno. Selin
Albert Marsari
Maki Granted Probation After Civil Settlement Details
Eugene Maki and Walter Kuusisto were involved in a case concerning reckless use of a firearm. The circuit court noted a civil settlement approved in probate court and ordered $50 court costs. The judge cited the defendant's good character and the charitable acts of the father of the deceased in passing sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Kuusisto
South Bessemer
William
Berkovitz Appointed County Traffic Officer By Sheriff
David Berkovitz, a former Bessemer city police officer, was appointed Gogebic County deputy sheriff to fill the vacancy created by the revocation of George Georgie’s deputyship on December 5. Sheriff Frank T. Perlich made the appointment and notified the county board that he has the statutory right to appoint. The 1953 budget covers the deputy’s salary. The board, after discussion, adopted a motion to place the communication on file and heard Bulinski claim the prosecutor ruled county officers appoint their own deputies. A motion by Vispi directed the board to petition the state police for more area officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Berkovitz
Bessemer City
Gogebic County
George Georgie
Frank T. Perlich
Perlich
County Board of Supervisors
A. Bulinski
Prebish
Bulinski
Arnold Vispi
A. D. Johnston Cadets Eligible For Awards
A. D. Johnston High School is among 188 education establishments in 15 states the Chicago Tribune will award gold and silver medals to selected cadets in army navy and air force reserve officer training units during this academic year. The program includes 123 army 13 navy and 33 air force training detachments.
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A. D. Johnston High School
The
Chicago Tribune
Navy
Air Force Reserve
Miss Jean Michela Receives Nurses Cap at Duluth Ceremony
Miss Jean Michela daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Michela received her nurses cap at a ceremony held Sunday February 15 at St Marys Hospital Duluth She is a student nurse at the College of Scholastica in Duluth Attending were Mr and Mrs Joseph Michela Mr and Mrs Emil Marander and Mrs John Brack from this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Michela
Joseph Michela
St. Mary's Hospital
Duluth
Michela
College of Scholastica
Emil Marander
John Brack
Ramsay Parish Sponsors Noted Barbershop Quartet
Four brothers from the Schmitt family of Two Rivers Wisconsin headline a program by Christ The King Parish Ramsay at the A D Johnston gym in Bessemer on Sunday March 1 1953. The International champions of 1951 were part of a long public program showcasing harmony and civic service benefiting the community and troops, with a focus on entertaining shut ins and supporting civic activities.
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A. D. Johnston Gymnasium
Bessemer
Schmitt Brothers of
Two Rivers
Wis
Christ the King
Ramsay
Society For the Preservation and Encouragement of
America
Jim
Joe
Paul
Fran
Manitowoc
Toledo
Alaska
Bessemer Clothing Merchants Highlight Local Fashion Houses
A historical Bessemer Herald feature surveys major clothing merchants in Bessemer Northwest, praising Banner Bargain Store Liebenstone Co and J R Kramer, noting stocks, custom tailoring, and wholesale ties. It lists Chas Nagelstock, New York Clothing House, Chicago Clothing House, London Clothing House and others as leading local dealers with strong prospects.
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J. R. Kramer
New York
M. A. Mittenthal
Chicago Clothing House
London Clothing House
Bessemer
Bersbach
Apartment Damaged By Fire On Yale Avenue
The Charles Morris apartment at 901 Yale Ave was heavily damaged by water smoke and fire last Friday night. Firemen cut holes in the siding to reach the blaze which was controlled after two hours. The two-story home housed Mrs. John Melanen on the second floor who was not home. The origin is suspected to be spontaneous combustion of an oil mop near an oil heater.
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Charles Morris
Yale Ave
John Melanen
Seaman Burt Assigned to Barin Field Alabama
Foley Ala HTNC announces William P Burt a commissaryman seaman USN newly reported to the U S Naval Auxiliary Air Station at Barin Field near Foley. The entry lists Burt with address 307 Clayberg street Bessemer Mich and notes the Barin Station is newly opened with Barin Field serving as a commissary department event.
Wakefield Hospital Fund Report Summary
The Divine Infant of Prague Hospital at Wakefield reports $42,896.88 collected to date for the fund. The Gogobic Area Memorial Hospital Association confirms hospital facilities are available to all licensed physicians who apply under the hospital’s Rules and Regulations and follow American College of Surgeons guidelines.
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Divine Infant of Prague
Wakefield
Gogobic Area
Divine Infant of Pragtie Hospital
American College of Surgeons
Last Rites Held Saturday For Yale Resident
Mrs. Ely Hah tala aged 69 of Barber street died at Grand View hospital after years of heart illness. Born in Finland in 1883 she came to the U S in 1907 and lived in Ironwood before settling in Yale. She married Mr Heh tala in Ironwood in 1910 and was active in St Paul’s Lutheran Church Ladies Aid. Surviving are her husband two sisters two brothers and several in laws. Funeral was held Wednesday at St Paul’s Lutheran with entombment at Riverside cemetery. Pallbearers included Elmer Erickson Toivo Lustig Frank Makela Axel Maki Charles Hellanen and Andrew Jarvi. Out of town mourners listed from Chicago Waukegan Ashland and other areas.
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Ely Hahtala
Barber Street
Grand View Hospital
Hehtala
Carl Tensen
Finland
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Rev
Peter Johnson
Robert Marga
Irving Ahola
Warkegan, I
Larry Samtamaa
Ashland
Ida Eskola
Marengo
Wis
Bessemer Soldier Joins 47th Armored Infantry Battalion
Pvt. Charles F. DeMarte, son of Mrs Dominic DeMarte of Bessemere Michigan, is assigned to Company C, 47th Armored Infantry Battalion, 5th Armored Division for basic training at Camp Chaffee Arkansas. He will spend eight weeks on soldiering fundamentals and infantry weapons, then eight weeks on artillery techniques with the 105 mm howitzer, before duty with an Army artillery unit. DeMarte is a Johnston High School graduate who attended Gogebic Junior College in Ironwood Michigan.
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Camp Chaffee, Ark
Charles F. DeMarte
Mra
Doménic DeMarte
Speecher St. Bessemer, Mich
47Th Armored Infantry Battalion
5Th Armored Division
DeMarte
Johnnston High School
Gogebic Junior Ecollege
Iromwood
Mich
Perfect Safety Record For 1952
G A Donald president of Lake Superior District Power Co announces the Bureau of Safety Employee Accident Award for the company’s perfect 1952 safety record. Employees logged 562 721 manhours with no lost-time accidents, far better than the bureau average of 549 per million hours and the 1951 electric industry rate of 121.9. Donald credits comprehensive cooperation of employees and supervisors.
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G. A. Donald
Lake Superior
United States
Donald
Local soldier receives discharge from Camp Atterbury
Corporal Jorenh J Modjewski son of Mr and Mrs Adamee of the city was discharged from active duty with the U S Army at Camp Atterbury Cor corporal Modjewski served in the Food Service Section of the 200th Infantry Regiment and was awarded the Combat Infantryman Badge and the United Nations Service Medal.
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Cpl
Jorenh J. Modjewski
Ant Mra Adamee
U. Aemy
Camp Atterbury
Corroral Modjewski
200Th
Padee
United Nations Service
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Epposite
Cassi
Eugene Maki
Berkovitz
A. D. Johnston
Ramsay Parish
Famous Quartet
Schmitt Brothers
Bessemer ‘Ight
J. C. Fedell
Wekene
Northwest
Messrs
J. C. Brooks
Bersback Block
J. Liebenstene Co
Sceneral Stores
Clancy
Seaman Wm. Burt
Alabama Air Station
Wakefield Hospital Fund
Yale