Postal filing notice from Ironwood Michigan message
Entry made at Ironwood post office for transmission through malls as second class mail matter.
24 Dec 1926
Page 1
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Newspaper
Ironwood Times
Location
Ironwood, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1926
Page
1
Entry made at Ironwood post office for transmission through malls as second class mail matter.
Lions clubs in Marquette pressed for accountability from the Upper Peninsula Development Bureau. George Bishop outlined the bureau history and programs, with a committee report accusing neglect of Dickinson County and Ford development, plus routing tourists away from the county. Bishop traced the bureau's 14 year origin from Menominee and its leadership lineage through Mott, Rowell, and Doelle.
Secretary outlined the bureau's broad program including agriculture conservation road building tourism and coastal development across the peninsula. He stressed cooperation with agricultural extension workers the Dickinson county progress and the bureau’s effort to avoid discrimination while guiding tourists and promoting diverse local industries.
In the matter of the estate of Carrie M. Ormes deceased the court orders a hearing January 18, 1627 at ten in the forenoon on a petition by Harold Ormes for administration to Roderick McDonald or another suitable person. Public notice to run weekly for three weeks in Ironwood Times. Judge Harry K. Day. Register of Probate C.N. Erg. Attorney William S. Haird for Petitioner.
The Probate Court of Genesee County Michigan orders hearing January 10, 1927, on Eugene A. Ormes last will and testament with administration sought for Roderick McDonald or other suitable person. Notice to be published weekly for three weeks in the Flint Times. Judge Harry K. Jay presiding. R. C. Sgolderg, Register of Probate. William S. Haird, attorney.
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