Ramsay native tops township supervisor race in town election
John Fat Chiebowski of Ramsay won the nomination for township supervisor in Bessemer by carrying both precincts on the February 19 primary. Edwin Smith placed second, Peter Paitolero third, and Nesto Erickson fourth. Belmont Wilkins won township treasurer easily in a field of five. Lawrence Gaudette was re-nominated as township clerk without opposition. John Hanisek and Carl Sjoman Jr. were named Justice of the Peace for four years. All other offices were uncontested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Fat) Chiebowski
Ramsay
Bessemer Townip
Chiebowski
Edwin Smith
Peter Paitolero
Nesto Erickson
Lawrence Gaudette
Belmont Wilkins
John Hanisek
Carl Sjoman Jr
Justice of the Peace
Peoples Party
John Chiebowski
Peter Pastrolero Waeeeeee
Belmont Wilkins Wean
Henry Mattson
John Giacherio
Wilma Dianich
Waino Minkinewreest
Joe Succa
Board of Review
Joe Mooney
Axel Coleman
Justice of Peace
Erece
Sao
Anton Shefka
Carl O. Anderson
Park Commission
Wahlberg
Antti Lehtola
Steve Mussatt
Legassa
Onstables Vvivo Selineer Etecesree
Louis Chlebowski
Oscar Gustafson
Army 6th Groups France Hospital Units Summary
The 238th General Hospital of the U S Army Medical Department in France, led by Lt Col Raymond J Rarer, is among youngest general hospitals commanded by a junior officer. Activated Oct 10 1944 at Camp Barkeley Texas it trained staff for hospital work and landed in France Dec 15 after base and technical training.
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6Th Army Groups
France
U. S. Army
238Th General Hospital
Raymond J.rarer
Toledo
238Th
Army General Hospital
Camp Barkeley
Texas
Engergonnel
Elks Nominate Officers at Wednesday Lodge Meeting
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks members nominated officers at the lodge rooms on Wednesday. Exalted Ruler Robert A. Burns leads a slate that includes Leading Knight Leo Maccani Loyal Knight Dan S. Young Lecturing Knight Claire Haskins Secretary Frank J. Duda Treasurer Oscar Anderson Tyler Arnold Vispi and Trustee John J. Frick.
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Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Robert A. Burns
Leo Maccani
Dan S. Young
Claire Haskins
Frank J. Duda
Oscar Anderson
Tyler
Arnold Vispi
John J. Frick
Miner Giuliani Recalls Hazardous Mine Career
Giuliani, born in Zambel Austria, spent 33 years in mines across United States, from Colby to Penokee Ironwood. He survived cave ins at Colby Tilden and a 1925 Aug 7 shaft collapse where partner Adolph Stancher died and rescuers raced to free him.
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Mr. Giuliani
Zambel
Austria
Giuliani
Bessemer
Bessmeer
Colby
Presque Isle
Marénisto
Cushy
Newport
Mayville
Wis
Newport Mining Co
Oliver Mining Company
Tilden
Ironton
Penokee
Ironwood
John Lalich
Lalich
Mr. Lalich
Puritan
Lfe
Frank Cattelino
Galiani
The
Adolph Stancher
Mr. Stander
George Prestone
Carlo Guazzoni
Louis Duray
Jack
Funeral Services for J Soffietti
Funeral services were held Monday for Joseph Soffietti 51 who died in a mine accident at the Geneva mine last Thursday. He was born in Fiano Italy on June 20 1893 and married to Mrs Jennie Soffietti in 1921 at Wakefield. Surviving are his widow three sons six brothers and a sister in Italy. Burial was at Hillcrest with pallbearers named and relatives from Chicago Peoria and Kingsco present.
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Joseph Soffietti
Geneva
Thursda
Mr. Soffietti
Fiano
Italy
Jennie
Jennie Chiambretti
Wakefield
Oliver Iron Mining Co
John Cnnecar
Yeomian
South Pacific
Joseph
Marines
Kingston
N. C
Eugene
Atlantic
St. Sebastian's Church
Clifford Nadeau
Italian Mutual Society
Hillcrest
Peter Mallaini
Battista Soffretti
Anton Perotti
John Perotti
Desiderio Perotti
Charles Perona
Fimneras
Caroline Chiambretti
Chicago
Yaranda Soffietti
Peoria
Ill
Kingsco
N.C
Local Rifle Team Places Ninth in Hearst Contest
The A. D. Johnston high school ROTC rifle team placed ninth in a 101-team field in the William Randolph Hearst ROTC rifle contest for Sixth Service Command. Individual scores climbed with Marcellino Calabro totaling 182, Kenneth Kuivinen 1280, Rudy Lucas 177, Calvin Olsen 167, and Richard Hunt 158. The team tally reached 864 with several teammates named among participants. Coach is Szt. Gregorek, directed by Major Hawkins.
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A. D. Johnston High School
Willliam Randolph Hearst
Oerbo
Marcellino Calabro
Kenneth Kuivinen
Rudy Lucas
Calvin Olsen
Richard Hunt
Bob Happ
Harry Regis
Edward Savitski
Edward Lundgren
James Lucas
Szt
Robert Serbin S 1 C Honored With Party
Approximately 65 relatives friends and classmates gathered at Albert Julians home Monday evening to honor Robert Serbin S 1 C home on leave. Prizes were awarded in several games and refreshments served under red white and blue decorations. Hostesses were Mrs Thomas Vodopyu Mrs George Ikkuula and Mrs Albert Julien.
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Albert Julian
Robert Serbin
S 1-C
Smear
Brutzie Maccani
Bill ‘Lorkom
Low
Pinochk
Oscar Julien
Niilo «Anderson
Sao Rummy
Arthur Erickson
William Roekula
Thomas Vodopyu
George IkKuula
Albert Julien
Rescueres Reach Entrapped Worker Noon Eight Hours Pay
The rescuers reached him at 12 o'clock noon and during the eight hours of entrapment he received double pay from the company. Mr Stancher’s body was found hours later after the cavern incident. In 1920 Giuliani married Celia Zadra and they have four children Lena Ironwood Louis Milwaukee Domenic US Navy Mary at home. He enjoys gardening in summer and card games in winter and is present secretary of the United Italian Society.
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Stancher
Giuliani
Celia Zadra
Lena
Ironwood
Louis
Milwaukee
Domenic
U. S. Navy
Mary
Mr. Giullant
The
United Italian Society
Plohocky Rolls Near Perfect Game In Local League
Mrs. Mary Plohocky of the Varda team bowled a remarkable 235 in the Tuesday night league, striking in ten frames before an 11th frame split and finishing with eight pins. The performance is among the highest scores seen locally, with other notable totals from Arcos Tir Top team and bowlers Dolly Jasper Edna Lindberg and Ann Bertorello.
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Mary Plohocky
Varda
John Varalli
Dolly Jasper
Edna Lindberg
Ann Bertorello
Dolly Jasp
M. Fioscauto
Cnother Vage
Dolly Jasper Leads Aberman to 613 in Senior League
Dolly Jasper paced the Aberman clothing store team with a 613 series while the Senior league saw improved totals as Aberman rolled 2457, topping Arco Tip Top and setting new records on the local alleys. Jasper posted 105 247 201 games, approaching Ruby Tillner’s top season mark of 619.
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Lady Keglers
Aberman
Arco Tip
SUC
Dolly Jasper
Ruby Tillner
Miss Jasper
Record Scores Boost 245 Total. Mussatto and Fusion Shoppe Shine
Other scores to make up the record breaking 245 included E Ruivinen 453 E Lindberg 484 E Kent 255 I Menghini 489. Mussatto team dominated with 23 su and Mrs Plohocky totaled 525 for her squad. M Lundgren of Fusion Shoppe surpassed 500 with 506. Detailed scores appear in next week's Herald.
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E. Ruivinen
E. Lindberg
E. Kent
I. Menghini
Mussatto
Plohocky
M. Lundgren
Oas Reports China Relief Global Donations Rise
E J Oas, local chairman of United China Relief, announced that Americans sent more than 950000 to aid China in 1944, an increase of 912586.15 over 1943, bringing total contributions since 1941 to 24555341.27 through United China Relief, a member agency of the National War Fund since June 1943.
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E. J. Qoas
United China Relief
Todas
National War Fund, Inc
John F Puro Commissioned as Second Lieutenant
John F. Puro of North Bessemer has been commissioned as a second lieutenant in the air forces. He remains stationed at Selman Field in Monroe Louisiana where he studied aviation.
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John F. Puro
North Bessemer
Air Forces
Lt. Puro
Selman Field
Monroe
Army nurse Marion Chernak with 279th General Hospital England
Lt Marion Chernak of Anvil serves with the army nurses corps and is now posted in England with the 279th General Hospital. A Chicago Tribune photo shows her assisting a leg operation on a wounded soldier. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Chernak Sr and a graduate of Bessemer High School. Her brothers John and Paul also serve.
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Marion Chernak
Anvil
Army Nurses Corps
England
279Th General Hospital
Chicago Tribune
Ia. Chernak
Paul Chernak
Bessemer High School
John
Paul
Cpl Modjewski Killed in Action in Belgium
Cpl Bernard E. Modjewski 26 son of Mrs Frances Modjewski was killed in action in Belgium on January 31. He served with an anti aircraft unit for over three years and was overseas 30 months. Born April 14, 1918 in Bessemer, he had worked in Detroit before enlisting. Survived by mother sister Mrs Joseph Zawlecki and brothers Adam and Chester, all of Bessemer.
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Cpl
Bernard E. Modjewski
Frances Modjewski
Belgium
War Department
Modjewski
Servng
England
France
Germany
Belgum
Bessemer
Detroit
Joseph Zawlecki
Adam
Chester
Sessemer Sergeant Wins Silver Star For Gallantry
Sessemer sergeant Rovet A Brown of the 168th Infantry, Fifth Army in Italy earned the Silver Star for bold action under heavy fire. Crawling within 15 yards of a hostile machine gun he charged, fired a submachine gun, and killed three Germans, leading his squad to take the objective and capture prisoners.
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Fifth Army
Italy
Rovet
A. Brown
Ter Street
Bessemer
Michican
Haig
Hill
Brown
Col. Ayers Awarded Legion Of Merit
Colonel Loren A. Ayers of Bessemer is awarded the Legion of Merit for service with U S Army Supply Forces in Belgium. The present recognition follows his career in logistics and leadership roles with Allied supply operations.
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Col. Ayers
Legion of Merit
U. S
Belgium
Loren A. Ayers
Bessemer
Transportation leadership details in European Theater
The report notes Brigadier General EG Plank’s Advance Section of the Communications Zone oversees transportation planning in the European Theater. Col Ayers, a graduate of the semier Michigan high school and the United States Military Academy, coordinates the Tat Swet Express, the Army’s test freight system. His wife and two children reside at Saule Ste. Marie.
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EG Plank
Col. Ayers
Issian Railroaders
Rho
Gtr
Sultans
Col Avers
Michh'gan High School
United States
Miltary Acade
1Saule Ste. Marie
Funeral for Mrs Corolewski Held in Ironwood and Bessemer
Funeral services for Mrs. Corolewski 89 who died in Ironwood last week were held at her granddaughter’s home in Ironwood and at St Sebastian church in Bessemer. Rev Andrews Shulek and Rev C J Swoboda officiated. Burial followed at Hillcrest cemetery with pallbearers John Jankoviak George Zitkovich Trifon Dobinski Michael Samaratya Aduuph Skwor and John Rostchella.
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Cnstance Corolewski
Irsonwood
Cecile Peremsky
Inmwood
St. Sebastian's Church
Bessemer
Andrew Shulek
Hom
C. J. Swoboda
Hillcrest Cemetecy
Bruno Crenna Nominated for Mayor in Bessemer Race
In Bessemer's primary, Bruno Crenna won the mayoral nomination by 244 votes in a four way race against James Proctor John Lind and E Clarence Johnson. Carl L Swanson retained the city treasurer seat by 302 votes over Reino Koshi. Oscar Anderson was re nominated in the second ward for alderman and Frank Guzzo defeated E Clarence Johnson for supervisor in the fifth ward.
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Bessemer
Bruno Crenna
James Proctor
John Lind
E. Clarence Johnson
Carl L. Swanson
Reino Koshi
Swanson
Koshi
Oscar Anderson
Frank Drazkowski
Frank Guzzo
Earl M. Piper Promoted To First Lieutenant
Earl M. Piper of Bessemer Michigan receives a commission upgrade from Second Lieutenant to First Lieutenant at an Air Transport Command base in England. Piper, a navigator, joined the U S Army Air Forces in May 1943 and has served in the British Isles with the European Division for seven months.
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Air Transport Command
England
Earl M. Piper
Bessemer
Mich
U. S. Army Air
Bail S. Hoax
Opean
Usaaf Air Transport Command
Piper
British Isles
Usaaf Air Transport Comand
ATC
Local youths attend Gogebic Junior College in Michigan
A note mentions a student from Bessemer with ties to Ocean Saslags school and his sister Mrs. John Mesich living at 806 State Street in Bessemer Michigan.
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Oean Saslags School
Bessemer
Gogebic Junior College
Ironwood
Mich
John Mesich
Lves
State St
Arthur R. Knihtila Wounded Second Time
Private Arthur R. Knibtila, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Knightila of Yealo, is hospitalized in France with wounds from around January 18. He previously was wounded July 5 in France and spent three months in an English hospital before returning to action. He serves in an infantry unit overseas for about a year, entered service June 11, 1942, and left Camp Phillips, Kansas in March 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur R. Knibtila
Richard Knightila
Yealo
France
England
Pvt
Kaihula
Camp Phillips
Kansas
Wakefield Man Leo Patyk Dies Suddenly During Snow Shoveling
Wakefield resident Leo Patyk aged 42 died unexpectedly Thursday night likely from a heart attack while shoveling snow to free his car at his in laws’ home. Survived by two children, his wife and parents in law, plus two sisters and two brothers. His wife passed away December 8, 1938.
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Leo Patyk
Wakefield
Mike Olejniczak
Chilren
Tia
Marcella Patyk
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