Yale Ladies' Guild plans picnic and dances
The Yale Ladies' Guild hosts a July 3 event led by Mrs. William Karpus with chairs including Eugene Winkowski and Leonard Reinerio. Activities feature social booths entertainment and a luncheon from 2 to 11 pm served by guild members. co chairs Roy Malmbert and Emmanuel Facchinello coordinate.
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Scola
William Karpus
Ladies’ Guild
Eugene Winkowski
Leonard Reinerio
Arthur Novascene
Wilkham Strelcheck
Famil Novgesone
Joseph Janov
Norman Czajkowski
Edward Prohocki
William Maki
Ed Lundgren
Charles Rasello
Robert LeClaire
Elmer Sandin
Florence Shaw
Leslie Anderson
Frank Kacsir
Joseph Modjewski
Donald Strelcheck
Irene Boline
Dominic Guglielmotto
Yale Ladies’ Guild
Roy Malmbert
Emmanuel Facchinello
Andrew Relich
Anton Ippolite
Joseph Pertile
Vincent Ippolite
Hugo Ippolite
Andrew Ciesielczyk
Howard Peterson
A Anna Vortila
Mary Marvetta
Henry ‘i Akala
Joseph and
Michael Evigh
Francis Tannheimer
Oscar Cassi
James Maccani
Cashiers
Social Security benefits in Gogebic county rise in 1965
In December 1965 Gogebic County residents received 1,773,065 dollars in social security benefits across 23,746 people in the Marquette district. The report by George C. Franzen notes an annual increase of 155,657 dollars and details breakdowns by beneficiary type including 2,112 retired workers and 1, etc. The article also covers local events: American Legion Auxiliary picnic at Black River Harbor with new officers, a birth announcement for Bradley William Carlson, and organizational updates for Gogebic County Association for Retarded Children and Camp plans.
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Maronette
George C. Franzen
Marquette
Alger
Baraga
Gogebic
Houghton
Iron
Keweenaw
Ontonagon
Franzen
Gogebic County
American Legion Auiliary
Black River Harbor
Beverly Adams
Gloria, Custer
Frank Gray
Mary Johnson
Marcella Rutiman
Barbara Crenna
Dolly Works
Cora Tomczak
June Johnson
Gerry Burt
Ann Massie
Elizabeth Sabol
Thea Filippini
Alice Abelman
Paul Hoefts Feted on Fiftieth Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hoeft celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a June 25 reception at the Bessemer Masonic Temple attended by more than 300 area friends and relatives. A family dinner preceded the event. gifts and congratulatory messages poured in from relatives unable to attend.
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Paul Hoeft
1St Ave
Bessemer Masonic Temple
Rebekah Lodge
A. W. Boline
Roy Johnson
John Bergman
Leo Carpenedo
Albin Dahlgren
Emily Fauhl
Carl O. Gustafson
Myrtle Johnson
Clarence Gustafson
Peter Contratto
Theresa Sundin
Harry Erickson
Ralph Olson
Edmond Rodd
Debbie J. Erickson
Bron’s Cafe
Mr. Hoeft
Hoeft
Ethel Allen
Bessemer
Bessemer Methodist Church
Paul Liljegren
Stanley
Bessemer Board of Education
Ironwood
Dor
mLl Lluk Cas
Icastern Star
Wesley Methodist Church
Rigoni
Detroit
Allen
Southfield
H. L. Carlson
Royal Oak
William Hoeft
Farmington
Arthur Rigoni
Paul
William
Debbie
Jeff
Candice
Susan
Farm
Charles Boggetto
Howard Siem
Ed Broemer
Eutting
Patricia Boggetto
McDermott
June Davey
Raymond McDermott
Richard
Gale
Robert
Bessemer Auto Co
Isaac Kulampaa
Phillips
Wis
Gale McDermett
Larry Brown
Herbert Brown
Minecqua
Mans
Gretchen Wamink
Milwaukee
Palmyra
Ann Arbor
Connecticut
California
Ashland Driver Killed In Two Car Crash Near Hurley
An Ashland man, John Hogan 45, was fatally injured Friday in a two car collision seven miles west of Hurley on US 2. Rena Klatzky, driver of the eastbound car, and her two daughters were injured but alive. heavy rain hampered the investigation. Hogan, a Bechtel Construction engineer, Navy veteran, and former worker at Consumer's Fuel Co, Armour Packing, and Ashland Daily Press, is survived by a wife Ruth, a daughter Diane, two sons Dennis and John Kent, a sister Ann Moran, his mother Evelyn Hogan, and a brother Mickey. The notice also lists local parade plans and visiting relatives in the region.
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Frank Nemacheck
Yale Ave
Divine Infant Hospital
Appleton
Wis
St. Mary High School
St. Thomas College
St. Paul
Minn
St. Thomas
Crystal Falls
Bessemer
Eleanor Brooks
Corrigan-McKinney Steel Co
McKinney Steel
Republic Steel
Walter
Francis
Racine
Joe Willett
Manitowoc
James
Chicago
George
Frick-Zielinski
Frank Leineke
Hill- Walter Newman
John Sattercrest
Norman Berg
Howard Brown
Charles Lauzon
George Honkala
Francis Nemacheck
Ned Nemacheck
Brook Nemacheck
David Nemacheck
Oak Creek
Annie Klesges
Thomas Brooks
Eleanor Couch
Ashland
Hurley
Us-2
Gogebic
Ontonagon
Michigan
Iron County
Wisconsin
John Hogan
Bechtel Construction Company
White Pine
Rena Klatzky
Hancock
Ruth Carlson
Consumer’s Fuel Co
Armour Packing Company
Ashland Daily Press
Ruth
Diane
Dennis
John Kent
Ann Moran
Evelyn Hogan
Mickey of
Mundelein
William J Wagner honored by Ironwood Knights band
William J Wagner of Bessemer received a top tribute Saturday at St James Hotel Ironwood from the Knights of Columbus council. Toasts, letters from Pope Paul IV and governors Williams Romney highlighted the event with a plaque for outstanding services and a bust presented by the Ironwood council.
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William J. Wagner
Bessemer
Michigan
State Council
Mackinac Island
St. James Hotel
Ironwood Council Knights of Columbus
Robert Knutson
Pope Paul IV
G. Mennen Williams
George Romney
Supreme Council Knights of Columbus
Wagner
Ironwood Council
John F. Lahaie
Michigan Knights of Columbus
Order
Heals
Lahaie
Michigan State Council Knights of Columbus
Irorwood Council
Upper Peninsula
Delegates Named for VFW Auxiliary National Convention
At a recent meeting delegates were chosen to represent the Bessemer Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary at the national convention in New York. Mrs Carl Newhouse and Mrs William Rookala named delegates. Mrs Arthur Erickson and Mrs Banar Johnson as alternates. The Baton & Drum Corps will march in the Fourth of July parade and the Hiawatha parade in Wood July 16. corps now has 53 members. Mrs Arthur Erickson named cancer chairman replacing Mrs W K Gray, who died recently. silent prayer observed for Mrs Gray.
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Bessemer Veterans of Forge In
Raymond Passini
Raymond Barbacovi
Camille Switzer
Arthur Erickson
W. K. Gray
Gray
Sesesear
1956 Class Reunion Plans Move to Lakeview Supper Club
The 1956 class of A D Johnston High School will hold a reunion Saturday July 2 at Lakeview Supper Club Wakefield changing from Powderham Mt Chalet. A 6:30 to 7:30 cocktail hour is planned. Volunteers to decorate the VFW Hall for Friday’s event should arrive Thursday at 7:30 PM.
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A. D. Johnston High School
Lakeview Supper Club
Wakefield
Powderham Mt. Chalet
Veterans of Foreign Wars
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Mark Borseth
Jim Milakovich
Servne
Albeck
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Escanaba
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Robbins, Ill
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Roanoke
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Vonne Dyar
Walter Newman
This City
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Gogebic County Association For Retarded
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Edith Jacobson
Arthur Anderson
Sulo Kangas
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Green Bay
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Atlanta
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Plymouth
Ilelen Levsich
Dorothy Hill
Jackson
Mich
Eino Syreini
Anvil
Wayne Lappi
Ferndale, Mich
Mr. Lappi
Matt Koivula
Edward Hoeft
James Weitengruber
James Webber
Donald Hoeft
Sport
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Duluth
William Wagner
Vaughn St
Forte-Johnson
Clar
Sandra Jane Forte
Once Forte
Woolsey St
Daniel Philip Johnson
Berard K. Johnson
Hadiey St
St. Sebastian Catholic Church
Chester Franczek
Miss Forte
Bhick
Dennis Mattson
Rockne
Johnson
Milaukee
Cordy’s
Lace Gogebic
A.D. Johnston
Gogebic Community College
BAY
Ray
Yale
Arm
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Howard Niemi
Byron Coron
Louis Kulik
Charles Howvretty
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