Wakefield School Election Date Change and Local Updates
The Wakefield school district moves its annual election to Monday July 1 at the high school. Two trustees will be elected. Freeman Hasbrook returned from Lansing after five weeks as a House page. Lempi Hill comes back from Marquette to teach next year. Mrs Al Larigne and daughter plan an extended visit to Negaunee. A petition seeks revocation of the Potato Time resolution. Standard Time returns widely. Wakefield defeats Ironwood NA C 3 to 2 in 12 innings. Peterson strong in his first game. Hornibrook solid behind the plate. Novakowski shines with five put outs. Wakefield second team loses to Winchester 7 and 14.
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Wakefield
Freeman Hasbrook
Lansing
House of Representatives
Lempi Hill
Marquette
The
Normal
al Larigne
Negaunee
Ironwood N. A. C
Peterson
Hornibrook
A. Novakoski
Winchester
Wakefield Records Six Weddings In One Week
The Wakefield area marked a record with six weddings last week. Notable ceremonies included Elsie Walton marrying Joseph Rowell at her mother's home with Rev. Miller officiating, and the couple planning to honeymoon in Minneapolis. Other unions featured Martha Crown and Alfred Bosley in Duluth, Genevieve Krieski with Thomas Styx of Chicago, and Margaret Syersine with Willyam Johan. Additional ceremonies included Clara Salspous and Eanna Salspous on Wed afternoon, with couples to follow on winter trips and city homes.
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Wakefield
Elsie
C. E. Walton
Joseph Rowell
Miller
Martha Crown
Alfred Bosley
Vlice
Catholic Estech
Johneoa
Misa
Clargaret
Syersine Te
Eanna
Willse Johan
Kev
Elvy
Church of A PA
Miss Whiten Dewtes
Jete
Felewhc
Mar
Carr
Mondolinson
Marquette
Community News Notes From Davis Location and Surroundings
Mrs Sam Wantaja and daughter Mayme returned from Milwaukee on Wednesday where Vey consulted an eye specialist. Families including Kleimola Korpi Sievilla and Maki members joined picnics and trips to Lake Superior during the week and Mid-summers Day celebrations. Miss Hakinen, guest of Miss Wantaja, returned to Buni Minnesota. Elma Holma of Marengo arrived to visit Grandmother Mrs Hakala. Fannie Koskela left for Ishpeming after attending school with her sister Mrs Sivrv is.
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Sam Wantaja
M Mayme
Milwaukee
Vey
Henry Kleimola
Jennie
John Korpi
Joseph Sievilla
Mayme
Wantaja
Miss Hakinen
Luke Superior
S. Maki
Eino Maki
Hakinen
Mayme Wantaja
Buni
Minn
J. Hakala
John Hakala
Newport
John Mattson
Elma Holma
Marengo
Fannie Koskela
Ishpeming
Sivrvis
Emil Wesa
Hjalmer Kangas
Picnic and travel notes from Bessemer area echoes of midsummer
Friday evening gatherings include Mrs Jack Torvi and daughter Helmi, Mrs Heimo Ylisto at Thompson's Park for Mid-summers Day. Work on new houses halted by Oliver Company as mining conditions lag. Mrs Alex Sale and daughter Ida hosted by Mrs John Mattson. Hjalmer Kangas heads to Copper Country for several months. Miss Mayme Mattson and aunt E Rintala plan a Duluth Cromwell and Cloquet visit. John Korpi and wife drive to Iron Belt for a Sunday picnic.
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Bessemer
Jack Torvi
Helmi
Heimo Ylisto
Thompson’s Park
Oliver Company
A. Antilla
Alex Sale
Ida
Bonnie
John Mattson
Hjalmer Kangas
Wedding and community notices from Ironwood region
Anvil News reports Beda Tillner attended Florence Olson’s wedding in Ironwood on Wednesday. Charley Short recovering from surgery at Anvil-Palms hospital. American Legion Band concert at Anvil-Palms Pavilion drew a large crowd. Local families from Ironwood and nearby areas visited Tillner cottage at Lake Gogebic for the weekend. Participants in the Ironwood circus parade and a midsummer lake picnic are listed among attendees.
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Beda Tillner
Florence Olson
Ironwood
Charley Short
Anvil-Palms Hospital
The
American Legion Band of
Bessemer
Anvil- Palms Pavilion
Local residents plan outings and canoeing trips
Dak, Carl Johnson and Elmer Sandin, Perena Favera and Art Waltz are noted among local names. The day featured rowing and bathing. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Leonard, Mrs. Erwin Becker and son Vernon, and the Carlson family motored to Manitowish on Sunday. Elmer Sandin, Werner Johnson, Victor Jacobson, and Jack Tillner left Monday for the Tillner cottage at Lake Gogebic for a week.
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Alb. Tillner
Viola
Ruby
Myron Tillner
Emil Moberg
Ida
Linneah Peterson
Ironwood
Tillner
Lake Gogebic
Emil Leonard
F. H. Carlson
James Ford
Erwin Becker
Vernon
Mildred Sand
Ramsay News Locals Mention Social Activities
Tom Johnson of Washington served as Ramsay caller Thursday. Ells returned Saturday from Mellon after a weeks camping. Helen Nelmark spent Saturday with friends in Ironwood. Joe Ruks was an Ironwood caller Friday evening. Mrs. Jack Hetherington and Mrs. Charles Uren shopped in Ironwood Saturday.
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Tom Johnson
Washington
Mr. Ells
Mellon
Helen Nelmark
Ironwood
Joe Ruks
Local Society Notes and Minor Traffic Incident
Mrs William Hocking returned Friday from Crystal Falls after visiting friends. Issac Lamona collided with a fence between Ramsay and Bessemer Monday. no injuries though the car was badly damaged. William Richardson visited from Bessemer Monday. William Moyle spent Saturday with Mrs LaCross of Ironwood and Sunday at the Bodah home. Lydia Anderson resigned from Eureka Mining office. A lumber consignment recently shipped from a western state to Chicago valued at 300 dollars. freight charges reportedly 800 dollars. Think All men know a few things, but no one knows less than the other fellow.
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Lamona Monday
Ramsay
Bessemer
William Richardson
William Moyle
Ironwood
Mrs. LaCross
Bodah
Chicago
Pinchot Endorses Scouting for Forestry Education
Gifford Pinchot, Pennsylvania forestry chief, lauds the Boy Scouts' First Book of Forestry. He says scouting builds real boys into real men, fosters citizenship, and prepares youth for life. He notes forests sustain life and goods like wool remain vital for years to come.
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Gifford Pinchot
State of
Pennsylvania
The
Boy Scouts
Joseph S. Hick
Pennsylvania Department of Forestry
Scouts and forest protection to grow conservation effort
The passage urges scouts to render value to the nation by understanding and protecting forests. It notes rapid growth in forest conservation knowledge among bay scouts, with forestry badges rising from 153 in 1917 to 51 in 1919, and encourages more awards in Pennsylvania. It advises scouts to study the book, apply lessons outdoors, and know the forest as home of scouting and essential for human welfare.
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Pennsylvania
Family Visit Sparks Busy Dinner Gravy Rush
A domestic scene unfolds as Mr and Mrs Smith visit with their terrier Perfox. Just before dinner Buddy rushes to the kitchen as mother cooks a chicken and advises making extra gravy for the unexpected company.
Woman Writer A festive touch for croquettes a big raisin hidden
A note from the Boston Transcript suggests adding a festive touch to croquettes by hiding a large raisin in the center of each. The playful tip reflects era kitchen humor and creative serving ideas.
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Boston Transcript
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Wakefield News
Strasser-Carpentier
Davis
Anvil News
Lake Gogebie
Edna
Jack Tillner
Francis
Pete Chiapozio
Harry
Ed, Engberg
Kate Mary
Yolanda Novasecone
John
Joe Fleull
Julia Bjornson
Oscar elNason
Emily Pearson
Charles Bo
Ramsay News
Jack Hetherington
Charles Uren
William Hocking
Crystal Falls
Lydia Anderson
Eureka Mining Office
Fred Otto
Michigan
BOY Scouts Fe
National Council of the Boy Scouts of America
Pinchot
United States
Agust
Baints &Oils Sas
Brick Cement Coal Wall Board
le R.aes Propriet Pr
Just
Wanen
Huse, Garter Top
Cevoratie
U.S
Sea Island
Girls Athletic Union
Dimitiz
Top Union
Goldman
Bessemer, Michigan
Great Northwest
Duluth Flora Co
Duluth
Goodrich
Silvertown
Silvertown Cords
B. F. Goodrich Rubber Company
cAkron, Ohio
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