Dorcas Society Meets Tonight at Sharon Lutheran
Miss Ethel Johnson hosts the Dorcas Society of Sharon Lutheran Church this evening. The Mission Society also meets Thursday at 2 30 p m at the home of Mrs J R Johnson. A birthday surprise honors Mrs Ole Olson with music and lunch for twenty guests.
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Ethel Johnson
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Sharon Lutheran Church
Mission Society
Mission Society of the Sharon Lutheran Church
J. R. Johnson
Farewell Program Honors Departing Group Members
A remembrance gift was presented by many friends at a farewell program featuring Plane duet by Mrs. Anton Mazanec and Miss Grace McDonald, vocal selections by Miss Margaret Lester, piano pieces, readings by Cummins Nemacheck, and songs by Agnes and Mary Paschernick. Rev Fr C J Swoboda delivered a brief address, and a social hour with 500 and Bunco followed. Prizes went to Mrs John Cychosz and Miss Frances Petranek in 500, and to Mrs Carl Repinski in Bunco with consolation prizes to Miss Petranek and Mrs Prebble. Sixty guests enjoyed a lunch afterwards.
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Anton Mazanec
Grace McDonald
Margaret Léster
Plano
Darley Crenna
Cummins Nemacheck
Agnes
Mary Paschernick
Local residents undertake longer visits and family travel
Mrs Erwin Becker and son Ver non left for Ashland Thursday morning to visit relatives for several days. Mrs Robert Miesbaner lter and Albert Linderot were with Mr Mies. Mrs James Morrison. Wizard Heard and son departed for Iron Mountain to stay with Mrs Heerds relatives. Jane Rizzie had tonsils removed at Newport hospital. Miss Cletha and Hetty Mary left for Mercer to camp ten days. Miss Mary Braga returned from a motor trip to Duluth and Minneapolis. Elsie and Lillian Larson returned from Chicago to visit parents for two weeks. Mrs G B Roosen returned from Iron Mountain. Lews Caloin had tonsil surgery at Newport hospital. Mrs Horace Dearth and children from Dovey, Minn, visiting Mr and Mrs Joan Larson.
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Erwin Becker
Vernon
Ashland
Robert Miesbaner
Albert Linderot
Mies
James Morrison
Wizard Heard and Son
Iron Mountain
Heerd
Inlaw
G. M. Roosen
Jane Rizzie
Henry Rizzie
Newport Hospital
James Fora
Cletha
Hetty Mary
Saturcey
Mercer
Mary Braga
Duluth
Minnapolis
Elsie
Lillian Larson
Chicago
John Larson
G. B. Roosen
Lews Caloin
Marriage Licenses Issued At County Clerk’s Office
Marriage licenses were issued to Slavko Petrovich and Mary Stanc zak of Ironwood Michigan John V Dragish and Lennea Gustafson of Ironwood Michigan John E Hanges and Mary Russo of Walefield Michigan William H Morgan of Kenosha Wisconsin and Minnie Carlson of Ewen Michigan Ernest Keskinen and Mary Ollila of Ramsay Michigan Francis M Higgins and Helen M Carew of Royalton Wisconsin Carl Bergstrom and Gertrude Soderberg of Mellen Wisconsin Frank Broski Bernard Wisconsin and Bernice Senkowski of Ashland Wisconsin Percy Rowe of Ironwood Michigan and Helen Robbins of Eveleth Minnesota John Thomson of Marengo Wisconsin and Elfen Klappa of Highbridge Wisconsin
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Slavko Petrovich
Mary Stanczak
Ironwood
Mich
John V. Dragish
Lennea Gustafson
John E. Hanges
Mary Russo
Walefield
William H. Morgan
Kenosha
Wis
Minnie Carlson
Ewen
Ernest Keskinen
Mary Ollila
Ramsay, Mich
Francis M. Higgins
Fire Devours Great Western Mine Structure in Crystal Falls
A Thursday blaze at the Great Western mine in Crystal Falls destroyed the west wing machine shop storage room and adjacent facilities. Strong westerly winds hampered firefighters as flames spread through the boiler room engine room blacksmith and carpenter shops under one roof, causing about 50 000 dollars in damage to the mine and 30 000 to McKinney Steel company local property.
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McKinney Steel Company
Crystal
Great Western
Figures of T. E. Johnson Superintendent in 122-23
The Michigan State public instruction chief notes enrollment at 1917 students for 122-23, with last year’s figures showing a jump. The statement reflects a rise in pupil numbers under the superintendent’s tenure.
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T. E. Johnson
Michigan State
Mber
Fire destroys mine buildings and vehicles in Sherwood incident
A blaze engulfed a mine facility with oil soaked grounds and coal dust coating the engine room as two cars and two trucks burned. Firemen fought from 1:30 PM to near 6 PM to spare nearby structures including the district mine office. insurance did not cover the loss. Sparks briefly set nearby roofs alight but caused only nominal damage. The fire was spotted by a steam shovel operator and by office staff about 200 feet away. Adjacent town oillights remain in use in Sherwood.
Michigan Exports Ranking 1924 Goods List
Michigan’s 1924 export pattern ranked autos, wheel tractors, copper, lard, adding machines, medicinal and pharmaceutical preparations, chemicals. The state placed eighth in total exports.
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Michigan
Fish deaths rise in Michigan lakes during warm spawning season
Conservation officials report widespread fish fatalities across inland Michigan lakes and streams this year due to elevated water temperatures during spawning. Both male and female fish are affected as the die‑off continues.
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Michigan
Lost Heifer Seized by City Pound Returns to Owner
A one year old black and white heifer with a white star on the forehead is being kept at the city pound. The owner may recover the animal by contacting the poundmaster and paying all incurred expenses. City Poundmaster.
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City Poundmaster
State of Michigan Bank Statement Page 1923
State of Michigan Gogebic County bank statement sworn by cashier M A Hagerman. The document lists assets including loans, discounts, bonds, mortgages, securities, reserves, and deposits. Notarized by Clarence A Otto with directors Goldman Ochiss and Rummage validating correctness as of July 1923.
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State OF Michigan
Aacob Goldman
Joseph Ochiss
J. S. Rummage
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Margaret Corgiat
Crown Point
Wakefield
Erma Camille
Esther Vigo
Katherine Lucca
Flora Matrella
Katherine Monti
Dana Verragno
Yolanda Chirioni
Louise Devietti
Scandinavian Lodge No. 5
Wakefield Lodge No. 40
Mons Gabrielson
John Olson
Julius Velin
Marie Velin
August Gustafson
Torsten Eggen
Matilda Olson
Alma Sundquist
Slecter
Marie Erickson
Janet Guard
Clarence Gustafsen
Marie Olson
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Elsie Silampa
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Anna Kostelo
Evelyn Thebert
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Reche Baird
Ruth Hagerman
Marie Johnson
Ethel Wiliams
Tyyne Karsjula
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Inez Gorman
Florence Trier
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Mae Basket
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Harris Abelman
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