06 Aug 1938
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Newspaper
The Wakefield News
Location
Wakefield, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1938
Page
1
Editor quotes Governor Murcof on old age relief, arguing against direct relief and urging pension reform. He laments the administration's purge of aged aid, noting thousands forced from assistance and compelled to prove pauper status before receiving any state support. The piece cites a burial fund and warns against degrading citizenship due to age.
A Plymouth County tax payment is made under protest concerning city taxes totaling 226 613 31. The dispute centers on assessed real estate values and an unresolved local board action. State tax implications and an advisory college matter are noted as part of the protest process.
City office reports increased cases over a month with three key incidents noted. Officials warn residents to remain vigilant as health measures are stepped up.
A police report states that the incident involved Mrs. Herbert moving east on Avenue and that the subject, referred to as Renwood, was treated for a minor condition after the lease. It notes Pachuski license but says there was no operator's license according to the record.
The St church hosted the wedding of Rydeski Elliott, with the bride given in marriage by her uncle William Bellmore of Chicago. The gown featured ivory satin with a silk illusion veil. she carried a white prayer book with ribbons and pink rosebuds. Attendants included a cousin maid of honor and a bridesmaid in green taffeta. Best man was Louis Sawaski. usher Albert Elliott. A breakfast at Lakeview Inn followed, then a reception at the Sawaski home with assisting guests noted.
Trudesco chosen to lead the WPA band in Gogebic County as the county WPA plans a March event. The first public performance is set for the county fair on the 17th to 19th with two music groups on stage. Rudolph Bolich notes recreation classes and a pageant program will feature songs and dances of Polish people.
Lucien Olejniczak withdrew his nomination petition for the city commission on Friday. He had sought the office of commissioner of accounts and finance. Other candidates for the two city commission vacancies to be filled on August 23 include the constable position and commissioners for a three year term and a one year constable term.
The article notes a consensus that the event was highly enjoyable for the workers and their families, with ample refreshments including ice cream served during the afternoon. The description conveys a festive mood and communal appreciation for the gathering at groves.
Six Wakefield 4-H members Lorette Gremore Veronica Petrone Mary Louise Bonino Stanley Wasielewski John Urbanski and Savinski travel to Chatham for a week encampment funded by the board of education Miss BoninoRecent honors in style review will model an oxford gray suit with red accessories at the event Winners of the style review earn a summer trip to Detroit The group held a picnic and get together at Ramsay Park with all county 4-H honor members present
National labor hearing details violence in Michigan Wisconsin strikes tied to Connor Co. unions. Kenneth Allen and W J Weston arrested on kidnapping and assault charges. Testimony links $500 payment from Connor Co. to a foreman and a planned attack to drive CIO from Laona. Connor Jr. pledges cease and desist action. labor board to review Michigan practices.
At the Wednesday noon meeting the city commission allowed accounts totaling more than 16 000 including a payroll for the last half of July of over 6 300 and current bills. Major items included 1400 for a water truck, 11 for insurance, 648 for assets, 202 for wreckage and supplies, and a final payment on a FWD truck with 240 of it as interest.
The board of education approved a 176618.84 budget for school purposes at a recent meeting. It raises 114305.10 by taxation, with the balance from state funds and other agencies. A 12 mill school tax is set on district property valuations, subject to review adjustments. Salaries total 93795 for teachers. building operation 33756. transportation, fuel, library total 16145.2. New superintendent changes noted as staff shifts and a new attorney and bank depository named for the district.
The steel industry reports its ingot output at the highest level in years, with production at 40 percent capacity and plans for a 50 percent rise by auto season. J A Rowan notes the gain creates work for current workers and hints at hours increasing toward 35 to 40 weekly, with new hires to start.
The Bone of the Legion drum and bugle corps wowed about 5000 at Calumet Friday night exhibition. Though formed only four months earlier and not in the contest, spectators praised its marching and salutes as the classiest on the field. New white uniforms and caps added to the striking appearance. The Wisconsin American Legion convention was held in Ashland and drew large crowds.
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