Model Health Unit Set Up in Gogebic County
The second Sunshine Camp will open at Grand View hospital on June 25 with greater enrollment expected. The camp aids undernourished children, operating five afternoons weekly, funded by local organizations and individuals. Dr. Walter C. Reineking highlights Gogebic County health efforts and a 1927 reorganization consolidating clinics under the Gogebic County Health Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand View Hospital
Pauline Michaels
Walter C. Reineking
Gogebic County
Cramer Co To Be Dissolved After Liquidation Plan
C N Cramer Co, a wholesale grocery house in Ashland for 35 years, has begun liquidation under trustees. The firm, with major Gogebic range business, will dissolve after creditors are paid and assets distributed to stockholders. Most stock has been shipped to Ironwood and Duluth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. N. Cramer Co
Ashland
Gogebic Range
Ironwood
Duluth
Cramer Co
C. A. Cramer
Cramer
Odd Fellows to Hold Big Picnic at Lake Gogebic
Odd Fellows and Rebekah lodges of Gogebic and Ontonagon counties announce the first annual picnic on Sunday June 23 at Sand Beach Resort Lake Gogebic between Merriweather and Bergland. Ten lodges will participate with music speaking and sports. Prizes for land and water races will be awarded. Lunch baskets are welcome and coffee is free on the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows and Rebekah Lodges
Gogebic
Ontonagon
Sand Beach Resort
Lake Gogebic
Merriweather
Bergland
Steve Gallie
Bessemer
Oda
Rebekahs
Ontonagon County
Gunderson Twirls As Ashland Wins 12 To 1
Jack Gunderson of Bessemer AL allowed nine hits and one strikeout in Ashland s 12 to 1 victory over Rice Lake last Sunday. The lone Rice Lake run came in the first inning when ambient center fielder Amundsen hit a homer to left field. The article then shifts to a health clinic home visit program detailing nurse outreach, patient follow ups, and hospital admission coordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Gunderson
Bessemer
Ashland
Rice Lake
Amundsen
Commencement Exercises at Bessemer High School 1929
Commencement exercises held at Washington Gym on June 14 1929 at 8 pm with Theresa Shefka delivering the salutatory Mrs Florence Gorman solo Clyde Williams valedictory Adams Puffer addressing the class and A J Matteson presenting diplomas Dr C E Stevens presenting diplomas class officers listed led by President William Bates Vice President Reno Tonsi Secretary Treasurer Goldenm Selin class colors rose blue and silver class motto we learn not for school but for life.
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Bessemer High School
Washington Gym
Theresa Shefka
Plorence Gorman
Clyde Williams
Adams Puffer
A J. Matteson
C E. Stevens
William Bates
Reno Tonsi
Goldenm Selin
Former resident Sophia Pender dies at 75 in Wakefield
Sophia Pender, a Cornwall-born former resident of Bessemer, died Tuesday night at her daughter’s home in Wakefield at 75. Survived by four daughters and four sons including Thomas, Burnett, Willis, Mrs. Lavers, Mrs. Bullen, and Mrs. Williams. Funeral at Beth Israel Church with Rex Henry Rogers officiating. interment at Hillcrest Cemetery.
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Sophia Pender
ING
Wakefield
Bessemer
David Bullen
Cornwall
Englard
Pender
Beesemer
Thomas
Exgliee
Burnett
Moumraim
Willis
Grand Rapids
J. Lavers
David Bullem
Agnes Williams
Emslam
Chester Daven
Hibbing
TA Grote Children
Methesbet
Rex Henry Rogers
Blillrest
Fabiny Jr. Dies After Ten Year Heart Illness
Jacob Paul Fabiny Jr. dies at 3 am after a decade of heart trouble. He had worked for the Chicago and Northwestern in Chicago. Survived by his father and three brothers, with services planned at a local church and burial in Hillcrest Cemetery later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Paul Fabiny
Herm
Chicage Ane Northwestern
Jacobs Palins
Amd
Veesemer
Tieethard Witrhington
Matrella Waterturs
Divry
Clyde Hikewes
Kuleus
Fotira
Lave
Whim Miemi
Aris Vumerul
Aeleeting
Gogebic's Quota For C M T C Being Filled
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a military training camp at Port Brady and efforts to fill quotas at Gogebic's C M T C. The garbled text mentions enlistment, elections, and public sentiment, but readable details are limited. The item appears as a clipped, damaged report on recruitment and community involvement with no clear dates or names.
Fragmentary OCR Reads Like Incoherent Note
A garbled text fragment appears, containing unclear words and names. The legible parts do not establish a coherent event, person, or place, making a definitive summary impossible from the readable material.
Red Jacket Becomes Calumet in Village Name Change
The village council approved the June 3 special election results with 172 of 179 votes in favor of changing Red Jacket to Calumet. Signs and legal documents will be updated to Calumet, while most clerical equipment needs only minor alterations.
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Red Jacket
Calumet
Many UP Schoolmen to New Positions This Fall
Prominent Upper Peninsula educators change posts as term ends. Lewis Holliday leaves Crystal Falls for Hillsdale to head a district, succeeded by Walter Thorsberg. Bernard Davis moves from Hancock to Hillsdale as high school principal. Greenawalt becomes Jackson vocational director. Hertz to superintendent in Norway. Murray to principal there. MacFarlane leaves Ishpeming for Mount Clemens. Malony resigns Ironwood principalship. Gwinn superintendent O'Hara takes new lower Michigan post. Coaching changes follow with Black resigning Ironwood, Newcomb and Cluley succeeding, Wood moving Wakefield, Anderle taking Lake Linden, Hertz to Iron River, and Noblet succeeding Harvey at Michigan Tech.
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Upper Peninsula
Michigan
Lewis P. Holliday
Crystal Falls
Hillsdale
Mich
Walter E. Thorsberg
Bernard L. Davis
Hancock High School
G. L. Greenawalt
Norway
Jackson
Clyde E. Hertz
James A. Murray
Monte MacFarlane
Ishpeming High School
Mount Clemens
MacFarlane
Michigan High School Athletic Association
George B. Malony
Ironwood High School
Ironwood
Max Newcomb
Black
L. A. Cluley
Wakefield
William Wood
Lake Linden
Cluley
Harry Anderle
Bessemer
Wood
Frank WW. Hertz
Trout Creek
Stan Kuick
Iron River IL
Ro Harvey
Michigan College of Mining and Technology
Houghton
al I. Noblet
Michigan State College
Four candidates file in township election
Four candidates have filed for the Bessemer township school election to be held Monday July 8. Reelecting three year terms are Benjamin Brockbank and George F Prarkovis. Malcolm L. Dezendorf and Dr C E Anderson are the other township candidates. City candidates include Arthur Lintelmann John A Kallander and George W Koronski. Registration closes soon with boards meeting June 29 in the city and July 6 in the township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessemer Township
Benjamin Brockbank
George F Prarkovis
Malcolm L. Dezendorf
C. E. Anderson
Arthur Lintelmann
John A. Kallander
George W. Koronski
Boards of Registration
Gogebic Farm Tour Next Week Schedule Announced
The Gogebic county farm tour set for next Wednesday June 19 aims to draw larger attendance aided by cooperation from the Freewood Commercial Association and Kiwanis Club. County officials and city leaders are invited to view farm progress including dairy, crops, and housing at sites along the route starting at 4 40 am and ending around 3 40 pm with dairy judging and lectures by Michigan State College experts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gogebic County
Freewoed Commercial Association
Therenwom] Kiwanis Club
New Walks for County Grounds Plan Unveiled
The county launches a beautification program for the courthouse grounds this summer with 2100 square feet of cement walks and sidewalk replacements funded by bids due June 19 at 6 20 p m. The courthouse jail and grounds committees expect an appropriation to finish the parklike upgrade, including replacing an iron fence with shrub borders and removing trees to create flower beds and other improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
New Catholic High School At Ashland
A new Catholic high school will be built south of the Mt Agter grade school site in Ashland. The completed campus, to be named De Vadue High, will honor Mr Anthony of Vedas as patron of the school.
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New Catholic High School
Ashland
Catholi High School
Arhiane i
Mt Agter
Tomlinean
de Vadue High
Anthony of
Vedas
Schow
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Michigan Tuberculosiw Reseviation
Gogebic County Health Council
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Jen
Gunderson
Rose
Harriet H. Abelmah Toivo Aho Esther Hildegarde Ahola Alvere M. Anderson
Rachel E. Baird
William S. Baird
Anton J. Banovetsz
William A. Bates
Grace L. Beissel
John F. Bergman
John L. Bria Albert J. Brody
Helen A. Busch
Raymond J. Buchkoe Rose M. Cabianca Paul J. Contratto
John A. Corona
Kathryn T. Corona
Peter C. DaPra
Louise FE. Deviette Benny Dionich
Ruth M. Eastmap
Joseph C. Per
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Maki
Elsie S
Nannie
Marshalek
Carolyne C. Martini Prates
A Marwsich
Hilda Mattson
Ireme Mattson
Frank J. Mesich
Sigrid J. Nelson Cari
Nelson Naafred
Newman Hareké
D. Nober
Lucille C. Nomas
Reth
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Howard A Probelski
Rasmond
John Ragozi
John Reeis
Witlem
J. Rosemargy
Gogeric
Tragebie
Ramge
Eureka
Ramsay
Irogten
Corrigan ‘Seine
Corrigan
Es Steel Co
Butte Watton
Bet Avesd
Allte
Halmere
Thes
Fabiny
Enveldh
Port Brady Bee
Pereibie
U.P
A. D. Burrington
Memers
Cgogeble County Board of Supervisors
Gogeble Farm
Ranger Mets
Marringtom Dairy Specialiot
Tiogetic County
John Siltanpas
Keisietu
EK Jehaw
Suari
Ripgeela
Luke Seoviin
Alfred Jashoot
Laetetee Prukeon
Biga Kaipinee
Carty & Pews
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