Local Social News From The Gogebic Area
Miss Dorothy Piazzi of Chicago visits her mother Mrs L Plaz ai. Attending funerals are Mrs John Bant from Calumet for niece Miss Lillian Rowett and Mrs William Rowett from Virginia Minn. A daughter, Joan Irene, born to Mr and Mrs Earling Velin of Appleton Wis. at Grand View hospital. Multiple brief notes record arrivals, visits, and departures among local families plus ads and announcements about products and events.
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Dorothy Piazzi
Chicago
L. Plazai
John Bant
Calumet
Lillian Rowett
John Kallander
Grand View Hospital
William Rowett
Virginia
Minn
Mr. Rowett
Clara Fish
Zenda
Agile River
Wis
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Rummage Sale Set for Saturday
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid society will hold a rummage sale on Saturday, Ike. 3, at the Lake Superior District Power Co. office. Sale starts at 10 a.m. and lasts through the day.
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Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
Lake Superior
Foresters Hold Social and Business Meeting
The Women's Catholic Order of Foresters gathered Wednesday evening at the Odd Fellows Walk for a social and business session. A lunch was served by a committee led by Mrs. Peter Wrobleski.
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Women's Catholic Order of Foresters
Odd Fellows Walk
Peter Wrobleski
Open Meeting Noted By The Barber PTA Group
The Barber Parent-Teacher Association announces an open meeting in the school building next Wednesday evening November 9. A program will be presented followed by social activities including cards and Bridge games.
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Barber Parent-Teacher Association
Rummy and Siggity Games Offered With Prizes
A community event invites the public to join 600 rummy and siggity games with prizes for high scores and refreshments provided.
Bessemer Business Woman's Club Hosts Thanksgiving Dinner
The Bessemer Business Woman's Club held a Monday dinner at 6 30 at the Business Men's Association office with 40 guests. Prizes in puzzle games went to Mia D Laughlin, Misa Katherine Corona, and Misa Lola Waters. Next meeting December 19 will be a Christmas party.
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Bessemer Business Woman's Club
Business Men's Association
Covera
Mia. D. Laughlin
Misa Katherine Corona
Misa Lola Waters
Elsie Hellman
Matilda Pesciarelli
Marriage Announcement for Winifred H Frankovis and Rupert W Wrobleski
Miss Winifred H Frankovis daughter of Mr and Mrs George Frankovis of this city marries Rupert W Wrobleski son of Mr and Mrs William Wrobleski. The ceremony took place October 7 in the parsonage of St John s church Three Oaks Michigan with Rev Louis H Kling presiding. Mrs Wrobleski is a Bessemer High School graduate class of 1927 and trained as a nurse at Chicago Memorial hospital. Mr Wrobleski is a 1917 graduate of local high school and a 1923 University of Michigan alumnus. The couple reside on Iron Street in this city.
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Winifred H. Frankovis
George Frankovis
Rupert W. Wrobleski
Willam Wrobleski
St. John’s Church
Three Oaks
Mich
Louis H. Kling
Wrobleski
Bessemer High School
Thanksgiving Day Wedding in Ironwood at St Ambrose
Miss Leonel M. Duba and George L. Mazanec were wed yesterday at 9 am in St. Ambrose church Ironwood Rev J B Moriarty officiated in front of relatives. The bride wore Burgoyne velvet with matching turban and carried a talisman roses bouquet. A noon dinner for 15 was held at the Curry hotel. The couple will reside on North Moore street after a honeymoon trip to Chicago Milwaukee and Two Rivers.
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St. Ambrose Church
Inronwood
Leonel M. Duba
John Duba
Ironwood
George L., Mazanec
Anton Mazanec
J. B. Moriarty
Mis
Denis O'Leary
Bernard Mazanec
Curry Hotel
Anna Mazanec
Two Rivers
Wis
Mazanec
O'Donnell Seamens Store
Peoples Styte Bank
Bessemer
Anvil School Announces Thanksgiving Program
Fifth and sixth graders under Miss Lucille O’Mallery presented a Thanksgiving program Wednesday afternoon in the school gymnasium.
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Anvil School
Lucille O'Mallery
Sehool
Indian Village Craft in First Grade Sand Table
First grade pupils create an Indian village in a sand table with wigwams trees and little Indians. Squaws weave carpets from bright colored yarns adding lively details to the scene.
Honor Roll Named for Anvil School Pupils
The first quarter honor roll at Anvil School lists kindergartner Mary Ann Repinski and students across grades from Ulijas Hampa in first to Henry Mattson in ninth. Notable names include Lindy Allen, Howard Peterson, Charles Edward Anderson, Marco Jurakovich, Anna Stemphiar, John Aho, Earl Piper, Jennie Matti, Mary Babich, Betty Rigotti, Domenic Napo, Anton Mourtusich, and Henry Mattson.
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the Anvil School
Mary Ann Repinski
Ulijas Hampa
Lindy Allen
Howard Peterson
Charles Edward Anderson
Marco Jurakovich
Anna Stemphiar
John Aho
Earl Piper
Jennie Matti
Mary Babich
Betty Rigotti
Domenic Napo
Anton Maurtusich
Henry Mattson
Anvil Wins Trophy in Township Spelling Test
Anvil led with a score of 78.0 in the township spelling test for seventh graders. Ramsay followed at 74.1 and Harding at 64.2 with Puritan remaining unlisted. The trophy is displayed in the school hall.
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Bessemer
Anvil
Ramsay
Puritan
FAO
Harding
The Book Court Presented by Better English Club
The Better English Club gave a playlet titled The Book Court last Friday in the Anvil school assembly room. Written by Alice Rigotti and Louise Napo, the cast included Judge John Borich Court Clerk Laura Zadra Sheriff Frank Perpich and other named players.
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Clue Gree
Anvil School
Alice Rigotti
Louise Napo
John Borich
Laura Zadra
Sherif
Frank Perpich
Ernestine Favero
Catherine Jurakovich
Margie Wills
Betty Rigotti
Mise Johnson
Mr. Sabin
Eva Babich
Fred Namage Sam Sakatan Names Listed
Fred Namage and Sam Sakatan are listed alongside William Pestroy and Rinaldo Pagnano with Rose Smarty and Margie ilis in the readable items.
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Fred Namage
Sam Sakatan
William Pestroy
Rinaldo Pagnano
Rose Smarty
Margie
Ilis
Senior Needy The Anvil Sewing Club Meeting
The Anvil Sewing Club met at the Anvil Club House last Friday evening to sew dresses and items for the needy. A lunch and social time followed. Hostesses were Mrs. Vincent Bianchi and Mrs. Thomas Pribbie.
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Anvil Sewing Club
Anvil Club
Anvil
Vincent Bianchi
Thomas Pribbie
Bridge Club Hosts Evening At Ramsay Residence
Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. Rummage hosted the local bridge club Saturday night with four tables in play. Bridge honors went to Mrs. G. N. Eade and Walter Olson. Refreshments followed with covers laid for 16.
Meteor Girls Club Cards and Bunco Night Prizes
Members played cards and bunco during the Meteor Girls club Tuesday evening. Louise Vigo won the 500 prize while Helen Vukovich earned bunco honors. Hostesses Eleanor Gustafson Dagny Gustafson and Lauretta Lipke served a luncheon after the games.
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Meteor Girls’ Club
Louise Vigo
Helen Vukovich
Bunco
Eleanor
Dagny Gustafson
Lauretta Lipke
Ram say school gymnasium winter schedule listed
The winter schedule for Ram say school gym shows entries for Junior High School basketball, Ram say Cubs, Ram say Athletics, Ram say Ramblers, Cas tile Mining Co, Ramsay Athletic Club, and J. H. S. Basketball across Monday to Friday with varying time blocks.
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Ramsay School
Ramsay Cubs
Ramsay Athletics
Ramsay Ramblers
Castile Mining Co
Wanto-No-lt Junior High Club Elects Officers
The Wanto-No-lt club held its first meeting of the school year with four new members: John Holmquist, Carlo Heikkanen, Bertha Kahara, and Joe Rocco. Harvey Gygil spoke on Activities the Club Should Perform as officers were elected: President Peter Torreano, Secretary Irene Kinnunen, Treasurer William Sommers, Sergeant-at-arms Joe Rocco. Scout Richard Dulebohn.
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John Holmquist
Carlo Heikkanen
Bertha Kahara
Joe Rocco
Harvey Gygil
Peter Torreano
Irene Kinnunen
William Sommers
Richard Dulebohn
Local residents plan holiday visits and travel
Misa Carmen Eade arrives from Hibbing to spend the holidays with her parents, while Hibbing Junior College student Misa Eade steps home. Mr. and Mrs. John Del Ponte and son Donald plan a Chicago return after a month with relatives. Ben Savage returns to Bur ingwood after visiting here. Jettas Kettula family heads to Hancock with son Jacob visiting Suomi College. Victor Fink returns from Minneapolis and St Paul. A W Carlson and Mrs Carlson arrive from Champion to visit C E Carlson. Katherine Willesen of the Rameau School spends Thanksgiving at Duluth home.
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Misa Carmen Eade
Hibbing
Tn. Eade
Misa Eade
Hibbing Junior College
John del Ponte
Donald
Chicago
Katherine Willesen
Rameau School
Duluth
Church Notices and Historical Georgia Legislation Mention
The Presbyterian church schedules Sunday School at 10 30 a m Puritan Community School at 2 00 p m Young Peoples Society at 6 30 p m and Evening Service with special music led by C L Harries The article notes a Georgia legislative bill from years ago that would have made riding horseback astride by women a non misdemeanor offense.
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Presbyterian Church
Puritan Community
Young Peoples Society
Georgia
Gogebic County Bond Debt Low Despite 1932 Data
Gogebic County reports bonded indebtedness of 55 000 for Grand View Hospital bonds with no issues since 1924, while the Economy League rankings raise questions about county tax and levy fairness. The audit compares counties across the Upper Peninsula noting Gogebic’s strong position despite wider state outlooks and emphasizes the League’s data limitations and need for per capita expenditure analysis.
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Michigan
Gogebic County
Grand View Hospital
State Treasurer's Office
Wayne County
Economy League
Genesee County
Cogebic County
League
Upper Peninsula
Keweenaw
Alger
Othe Economy League
Ted Ttis
Betems League
Detroit
Othe
Uryet Peninsula
Upper
Besosla
Ecomemys Bscue
Insula
Alemenor
Malas
Fitzgerald Pivot Man of G. O. P. Fitzgerald Pivot Man of G. O. P.
Michigan Republicans prepare for the 1979 general election with Frank J. Fitzgerald at the center. His long party service and strong state office organization helped his apparent victory, while others faltered amid patronage and investigations across license plates and taxes.
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Janeing
Frank J P. Fitzgereld
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