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The Wakefield News

Location

Wakefield, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1933

Page

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Budget Savings Lose In Tangle Of Overdrafts

Budget analysis explains 1933-35 allocations creating 27 million in new state expenses for emergency welfare aid and aid to schools. It notes deficits from prior years, reliance on sales tax, and adjustments to local funding, warning that property tax relief and new revenues alter Michigan's red ink trajectory with the 1933 measures. It previews a Grand Rapids convention of Michigan’s American Legion with debates over moving headquarters and potential dues reduction.

W. J. Brown Michigan University of Michigan State College Grand Rapids American Legion Detroit Lansing Women’s Auxiliary Wayne County Charles Gray Petoskey Don Beardslee Greenville Veterans Administration Legion United States Arthur H. Vandenberg Paul V. McNutt Indiana The Louis A. Johnson Clarksburg William A. Comstock Frank Parker C. H. Albee Peoria Til

City Election Tuesday Polling Place and Candidates

City voters go to the second floor polls from 7 AM to 8 PM to elect two city commissioners one constable and voting on four amendments. City Commission candidates include Frank Bellmore William Bolen Ernest Carr Mose Giansanti John Gilbert William Kuivinen Joseph Patyk John Strough Joseph Vetelainen. Constable candidate Adam Selsemeyer Jr. Amendments cover county board membership meetings city department assignments borrowing for calamities. Election board members are John Haglund chair Joseph Urbanski Mrs Thomas Lane Miss Viola Hanson and Miss Margaret Amirangioli.

City Commission Constable Frank Bellmore William Bolen Ernest E. Carr Mose Giansanti John Gilbert William A. Kuivinen Joseph H. Patyk John Strough John Haglund Joseph Urbanski Thomas Lane Viola Hanson Margaret Amirangioli

Gogebic Highway Projects Are Approved

Federal Public Works program approves county highway projects in Michigan including Wakefield to Tula surfacing 6.3 miles at 40000 and Chaney farm to Jackson Creek 3.3 miles at 2000. A Presque Isle bridge east of Tula carries an estimated cost of 45000. Immanuel Lutheran Church schedules Sunday school at 9 30 a m and services at 11 with the sermon A Changed Heart. Junior choir meets Tuesday at 7 p m.

Federal Public Works Pro Michigan Seedhe Department Highway Department Wakefield Tula Chaney Farm Jackson Creek Presque Isle Immanuel Lutheran Church RT E Byquist

Local Residents Gather for Visits and Reminiscences

Anna Edwards visits Sir Gesahins in Chienne while Mae and Sy Ahola call on Agues. Many residents travel to and from Wausau Detroit Duluth and Milwaukee, with birthdays celebrated and a funeral held for James R. Curtis in Wakefield.

Favors Lower Cost For License Plates

Legislative council study in Lansing on highway finance recommends reducing license plate costs to three six and nine dollars based on vehicle weight. Secretary of State Frank D Fitzgerald argues current motorist charges and taxes approach confiscation and urge reform before the next session.

Legislative Council Council Lansing Frank D. Fitzgerald Fitzgerald

Elizabeth Ahola Weds Elmer Lusa at Ishpeming

Elizabeth Ahola and Elmer Lusa united in marriage at Ishpeming last Saturday afternoon. Rev. H. Hillila officiated with Miss Mae Pa and Mr. Albert Hangenen as witnesses. The couple hosted a reception in Wakefield, with out of town guests from Ashland and Michigam, and plan to reside in Wakefield after a Minneapolis honeymoon. Mrs. Lusa, a former nurse, is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Ahola of Wakefield.

Ralph Rose Escanaba Hammer Plymouth Karran Wakefield General Hospital Sault Ste. Marie Gordon Tressel Richard Buck Morgan Hammer Sand Beach Paul Kingsmuth Menominee Wis Anne Kolar Nashuak Minn Cloon Wico L. Stannard Laua Relier Alvin Hanson and Son Milwaukee H. L. Trezise Gust Johnson Fred Johnson Duluth Agnes Hammer Vershaw Eagle Harbor Key’s Walter Hoffman Glenview Ill Chicoee Henry Ockstadt Sam Chabot Lake Linden Harold Gustafson Houghton Wakefield Pickands Mather James R Innes Tee G. G. Curtis Union Church Edwin Carter Jose Smith Ben Tregonning John James C. Johns Michael Grasso George Ashland Thomas Ironwood M. Hesgrove Kelly Lake Mildred Messner Hibbing Burnell Karin Johnson Johnson Hesgrove Elizabeth Ahola Elmer Lusa Ishpeming H. Hillila Mae Pa Albert Hangenen Lusa Wield Chicago John Ahola Wakefield In Company

Wakefield Iron Plans to Load 80 000 Tons

The Wakefield Iron company will enter active shipping today or Monday with ore shipments from stock in the pit. Contracts unofficially call for 80,000 tons, about one third of ore in stock. Last shipment from Wakefield mine was in 1931. Go Gebic range July ore totaled 469,709 tons, versus 5,568 last July. Lake Superior district July shipments reached 3,430,785 tons, up 436 percent from last July’s 639,884. Season totals to August 1 show Gogebic range shipments at 589,804 vs 179,914 last year, with rail shipments in Lake Superior at 5,695,798 tons, up from 1,028,340, an increase of 453.88 percent.

Wakefield Iron Company Wakefield Gogebic Lake Superior Gogebic Range Lake Superior District

Upper Peninsula Missionary Poyseer to Retire December

The Rev. William Poyseer archdeacon of Marquette resigns to take effect December 31 after 41 years of service. A widely known missionary, he has served across the diocese, traveled by foot dog team train and auto, and held multiple church and civic roles in Crystal Falls including education and Rotary leadership.

Upper Peninsula William Poyseer Marquette Howard Ablewhite Poyseer Mes Aso National Council Archdeacon Poyseer Crystal Falls

Father and Son Drown in Montreal River Tragedy

Edward Exworthy aged 50 and his 11 year old son Robert drowned Sunday afternoon in the Montreal river below the Oliver pumping station. Sam, Robert’s twin, narrowly escaped. Jack Exworthy witnessed the tragedy. A H Buell and Marjorie Palmer recovered the elder Exworthy, while Charles Kravatz recovered the boy. Artificial respiration was attempted at the scene and both bodies were sent to Grand View hospital where they were pronounced dead on arrival.

Montreal Edward Exworthy Robert Oliver Sam Exworthy Jack A. H. Buell Curry Street Marjorie Palmer Pewabic Street Mr. Exworthy Charles Kravatz Grand View Hospital

Child Specialist Holds Clinic Here Thursday

Dr C W Roe of Duluth, a renowned Northwest pediatrician, will conduct a children’s clinic at the Community building under the Woman's club. Assisted by Drs Tressel Prout and nurse Esther Herrington, the sessions run 10 to 12 and 2 to 4, for infants to age three, excluding acutely ill or contagious cases. Theodore Keskey, a University of Minnesota summer student, is expected home today.

C. W. Roe Duluth Northwest Woman’s Club Rowe Tressel Prout Esther Herrington Theodore Keskey University of Minnesota

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Harry Jacobson Chester Jacobson Clarence Jacobson Collins Jacob Jacobson James Jacobson and Son Miss Pearl Pearl Post Lake Anna Edwards Gesahins Chienne Mae Sy Ahola Agues Gretchen Myers Henry A. J. Kerkes Wausau Robert Burns Marinette Wiston Hellen Vernier Patricia Maurice Rye Mae M Loewe Chia Ronan Jelley C. W. Benner Mick Beatrice Wees Fae Green Max Bielenberg Dene Aes Charlie Jack Barnes Smith Wakefield Iron
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