Order appointing time for hearing claims in Hanisko estate
Probate Court of Gogebic County orders creditors to present claims by July 23 1963 at 10 a.m. for Julius Hanisko deceased. Public notice to be run in the Bessemer Herald for three consecutive weeks. Judge Leonard J McMannan signs. Ann S. Massie registers. A Hussar was originally in the light cavalry of Hungary and Croatia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessemer
Leonard J. McMannan
Julius Hanisko
Bessemer Herald
Said
Leonard J. McMawnan
Barbara Sholar
Bessemer, Herald
Leonard J. McManman
Order appointing time for hearing claims in probate
State of Michigan orders appointing time for hearing claims for Barbara Sholar deceased. Time fixed for hearing on or before July 9, 1963 at 10:00 a.m. in the probate office in Bessemer. Leonard J. McMannan signed notice as publisher of The Opossum article note.
Order Appointing Time for Hearing Claims
Notice from Michigan court appoints July 9 1963 at 10:00 AM in Bessemer for examination and adjustment of all claims against HALFTAN J Hansen deceased. Names Leonard J McManman Ann S Massie listed in the order. Public notice of probate proceedings dated April 25 1963 in said county.
Wakefield Area Art League Exhibit Draws Hundreds
Wakefield Area Art League showcased 117 artworks last weekend in Legion quarters ballroom drawing about 200 visitors. The nine judges and officers praised the oil, watercolor, pastel, and ceramic entries, noting high technical and imaginative quality with ten paintings commissioned. Grand prize went to Mrs. Richard Schweig for the abstract oil Inner Splendor. judging was by Mrs. Albino Rigoni, a former Range Art Association member and educator with U.S. government service at Lac du Flambeau and Odanah. Newly elected officers include President Mrs. Edwin Johnson and Vice President Mrs. Stanley Gem-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakefield Area Art League
Legion Quarters
Legion
Richard Schweig
Schweig
League
Albino Rigoni
Range Art Association
Layton School of Art
Milwaukee
Northland College
Gogebic Junior College
Central State Teachers College
Stevens Point
Wis
Rigoni
U. S
Indian Service
Lac du Flambeau
Odanah
Haskell Institute
Lawrence
Kansas
Edwin Johnson
Stanley Gem
New Healing Substance Shrinks Piles Without Surgery
Science reports a breakthrough with Bio-Dyne now offered as Preparation H in suppository or ointment form. Case after case shows relief from hemorrhoid pain and swelling without invasive procedures, with sufferers noting piles have ceased to be a problem.
Local Club Posts Ballot of Officers and Retirements
Bolis serves as secretary with Mrs Paul Jas berg as treasurer Mrs Richard Schweig as historian and Mrs Ralph Olson as publicity chairman and art director Retirement of secretary treasurer Mrs Joseph Cloon noted as part of club leadership changes and ongoing administration replacing retirements with new roles within the organization.
Charles Swanson feted at dinner in Wakefield
Charles H. Swanson former Bes semer businessman was guest of honor at a Lakeview Supper Club dinner in Wakefield on Sunday May 19, marking his 86th birthday the day before. Attending were his sons and families as well as relatives from Milwaukee Danville Oakland Grand Rapids and other areas with many messages and gifts arriving.
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Charles H. Swanson
Bessemer
Lakeview
Wakefield
Swanson
E. Ayer St
Ironwood
Clayton Swanson
Charles Swanson Jr
James Bessemer
Charlotte Swanson
Carl Swanson
Milwaukee
Ray Swanson
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Walter F. Long
Danville
Calif
Doris Potvir
Oakland
George Swanson
Grand Rapids
ARA Graduation Held In Ironwood
The second ARA graduation exercises were held at Sleight School on Wednesday with twenty five students receiving certificates in the Cooks and Bakers training course run at the Bessemer Indianhead Hostel over the past 16 weeks. The program was funded by federal grants totaling 24 130 for retraining and sustenance, with remarks by officials from the Michigan Employment Security Commission and Gogebic Community College. Names of graduates include Albino Pasqualucci and Esther De Mario among Ironwood attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ARA
Bessemer Indianhead
Thomas Rowe Sr
Ironwood
Gladys Knight
Lansing
Michigan State University
Albino Pasqualucci
Sulo Mattson
George Rahkonen
Olga Koski
Esther DeMario
Elma Trevarthen
Edith Stefaniak
Elsa Brors
Rose Jiongo
Ramsay
Jane Niemi
Bessemer
Mildred Smith
Rose Saarela
Miriam Wanink
Alice Wenkler
Grace Negro
Peter Eschenbauch
Linda Bertetto
Bertha
Local names listed amid Hancock notices and cross references
A collection of names including Newman Wakefield Ivory B. Hollard Virginia M. Bachand Mareniseo Robert Kopsi Bruce Crossing William Kolehmainen Steven Haataja Frank J. Lokar and Lillian Hyvonen appears in a Hancock notice. The fragmented text suggests a roster or community list tied to local notices or social records.
Michigan State Flag History Through 1911
The first Michigan flag was presented in 1837 to the Brady Guards, later Company A of the 425th Infantry. One side showed the State Seal with a soldier and sailor, the reverse a portrait of Stevens T Mason. A 1865 redesign added blue field with state arms on one side and US arms on the reverse. In 1911 the Legislature fixed the blue field with state arms and omitted national arms on the reverse.
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Michigan
Brady Guards
Michigan National Guard
Stevens T. Mason
United States
Two Persons Injured In Separate Accidents
Niih Nurmi and Werner Blomberg were involved in a Sunday jeep crash on Route 1 south of the Johnson Road intersection. Nurmi failed to navigate an S curve as steering trouble sent the jeep into a ditch. Blomberg escaped unharmed. A separate Monday collision on US 2 near Moore Street injured Mrs. Richard Guth, with medical transport to Divine Infant Hospital. Milton Seeke’s car was westbound on US 2 and the investigation continues.
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Niih Nurmi
Bessemer
Johnson Road
Gogebic County
Nurmi
Werner Blomberg
N. Bessemer
Richard Guth
Divine Infant Hospital
Seniors To Get Special Privileges At High School
The upper-classmen at A. D. Johnston High School will receive special privileges during the last two weeks of May allowing a senior to go anywhere during study periods, provided he is responsible.
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A. D. Johnston High School
Privileges for Seniors Tied to Classstanding and Tickets
The senior privilege program requires passing grades, spotless citizenship with signed teacher approvals, and four tickets sold for the senior class play. Teachers may deny privileges for poor marks or citizenship. The trial aims to test effectiveness and encourage a trustworthy, disciplined senior class.
For Sale: East Iron Addition three-bedroom ranch home
Three bedroom ranch home with garage attached and patio in East Iron Addition. Features include built in stove carpeted living room tile bath room and hot water baseboard heat. Contact Bessemer 667-1431.
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East Iron Addition
Bessemer
Also Mentioned on This Page
State of
Gogebic
Ann S. Massie
Hungary
Croatia
Halftan J. Hansen
Donald H. Mills
Optometrist
E. Aurora St
Seaman Bldg
Adeline
Beauty Shop
Adeline Relich
Senet U. — A
Area Art League
Gillette
Ustable
Charles Swanson
Pat
Lindberg
New Settlement
Dandee
Graham
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