Lost boy found dead in woods after five days
Louis Phillippi a 19 year old son of Mr and Mrs Albert Phillippi Palms was found dead at 11 30 a m in the woods where he had been since last Saturday while hunting with companions in the Mattson area. He started southeast then followed a deer trail before getting lost as the party searched. He had been heard earlier by locals at a whistle and was guided by searchers.
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Louis Phillippi
Albert Phillippi
Palms
Mattson
Dirion
Anvil
Marenisco News Notes Highlights
Marenisco notes describe Presbyterian church services led by Rev. Fraser Tuesday evening and a Presbyterian Aid meeting hosted at Mrs E H Ormes home. Whitburn and son Donald return from Detroit after a week of medical attention and visits. A group of boys and girls enjoy skating at the outdoor rink in town during evenings and weekends. P T A session held in town.
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Presb
Rev. Fraser
E. H. Ormes
Whitburn and Son
Donald
Organize for Charity Work Unites City Agencies
All welfare agencies in the city and township formed a single unit for Christmas charity. A Thursday meeting appointed Mrs. R. B. Wortley president of the relief effort. Baskets will be placed in rooms. pupils may donate foods clothing and toys. Used toys will be painted repaired by pupils in manual training. Representatives from Woman's club churches fraternal societies Rotary club American Legion Legion Auxiliary and the city and school health departments attended.
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R. B. Wortley
Woman's Club
Rotary Club
The
American Legion
the Legion Auxiliary
Wolverines to Meet Ashland City Team Sunday at Community Gym
The Wolverines face Ashland City in the second game of the season Sunday afternoon at 2 30 PM in the Community gym. Bergland was the first opponent felled by the local squad last Sunday, though Berg presented a strong challenge and led the scoring at times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolverines
Ashland City
Bergland
Berg
Local notices and obituaries from Ontonagon area events
Reports include Miss Irene O Brien leaving for Chicago to be employed, Rev W S Francis at a missionary service, tidbits on weddings and engagements, Mary reais and Speck of honor at a party, Chas Lippola’s wife returning from Ann Arbor, burial of Joseph Joslyn aged 84 in Ontonagon county, a marriage in New York City of Sippola to Carl Kilponen, A A Bawden visiting Marquette, Julia Komove weekend in Ashland, Mrs Freeman Hasbrook’s visit, locals Huttinen returning from Ingston, a lost rosary case, and a fatal car crash near Cedar involving George Innis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene O’brien
Chicago
W. S. Francis
M. Church
Ironwood
Manley
China
Claude and
George Bedell
J. W. Bedell
Mary Reais
Chas. Lippola
Ann Arbor
Hijatmer
the Coasts Hospital
Joseph Joslyn
Ontonagon County
W. L. Francis
Church of Wakefield
Mar- Sippola
Chas. Sippola
Carl Kilponen
E. Wartiaien
Finni Lutheran Church
New York City
Tome
Emplo
A. A. Bawden
Marquette
Julia Komove
Ashland
Freeman Hasbrook
T. "Brien
Re Iago
John Huttinen
Reo
Ingston
Minn
A. F. Olson
Robert A. Burns
State Indust Accident Board
Jt Willing
Castle Mining Company
Rev. N. Korhonen
Ish Lutheran Church
United Churches of America
Misa Board
Suny
Thomas Desonia
Rge Innis
Cedar
Ashland Hospital
Innis
Mr. Is
Wakefeld Men Found Not Guilty of Theft
Reino Maki John Teppo and George Elevancee were found not guilty by a circuit court jury this week after allegedly planning and aiding a home theft involving about eighty dollars on August 31. The trio, living on a nearby farm, faced charges of burglary and conspiracy and await sentencing. Local police arrested the men the day after the theft was reported.
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Reino Maki
John Teppo
George Elevancee
Gagnon
Ahat
Mat
Dri
Cleon Motor Wins Bid for New City Truck
Cleon Motor Company was the successful bidder for the electric department's new truck. The city will obtain it without delay but no formal purchase until early next year when the budget is prepared and funds arranged. The action was approved at Thursday’s commission meeting with Mayor Hanson authorized to donate $100 to local charities for Christmas baskets.
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Cleon Motor Sells
Cleon Motor Company
Electric
Hanson
Two Masses Monday at St Marys Church
Two masses will be held Monday morning at St Marys Church. The first is scheduled for 6:00 and the second for 8:00 o clock followed by the benediction.
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St. Mary’s Church
Dismantle Drying Plant At Wakefield Mine Site
Rations are being made at the Wakefield mine to dismantle the drying plant unused for years. The plant, started in 1918 to dry wet ore from the pit before shipping to Ashland, operated briefly but was too costly to continue. M A Hanna Co, operators, experimented first on the Messaba range before Wakefield opened, and the project was abandoned due to high expenses.
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Efield
Ashland
M. A. Hanna Company
Wakefield
Messaba Range
Logging Still Quiet In Regional Timber Market
The logging industry remains subdued with contracts anticipated in December still unsettled. R. Connor Co, the district’s largest operator, employs about 100 men but plans cuts soon as shipments drop to its own mills at Stratford and Laona Wisconsin amid expectations of a market break in the new year.
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R. Connor Company
Ford Motor Company
Stratford
Laona
Wis
Minister Couple Share Pulpit in Honeoye Church
The Rev. Mrs. Nora T. Madsen and her husband the Rev. Niels G. Madsen co officiate at Honeoye Congregational Church in Honeoye New York. Mrs. Madsen is a William Jewell College graduate in Missouri.
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Nora T. Madsen
Niels G. Madsen
Asone
Honeoye Congregational Church
Honeoye, N. Y
Madsen
William Jewell College
Missouri
Steel trade in doldrums hit by holidays and slack
Pickands, Mather and others pause four day weeks at Newport Ironwood Cary Hurley and Sunday Lake mines. Output falls to 39 percent of capacity while rail demand shifts work to rail makers. United States Steel at about 45 percent. Independents around 35 percent with declines from holiday effects and lower rail production.
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Pickands, Mather & Company
Newport
Ironwood
Cary
Hurley
Wis
Sunday Lake
Wakefield
Corrigan, McKinney & Company
Cere
Ironton
United States Steel Corporation
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Inland Steel Company
Steel Corporation
Bonino Brothers Begin 1931 Auto Plate Issuance
S T Bonino returns from Lansing ready to issue 1931 automobile license plates to applicants. He reassesses commission and outlines handling problems. New plates arrived this week and are available at Plymouth Location Coed first set Tuesday. Plates may be obtained at the Bonino Brothers.
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Lansing
S. T. Bonino
Bonino
Anne
Plymouth
Bonino Brothers
Ladies Sodality to Meet December 15 at St Marys Church
Semi monthly gatherings of the Ladies Sodality of St Marys Church will follow new by laws adopted at a recent meeting. The next meeting is set for December 15. Current club membership stands at 60. Holy Communion will be received at St Marys Church on Monday December 8.
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Te Ladies Sodality
St.ry’s Church
St. Mary’s Church
Union Church Sunday Services Emphasize Go-to-Church Day
The Union Church outlines a 10 a.m. Sunday School and 11:15 a.m. Public Worship with the Universal Bible Sunday sermon titled One Book for All Men. Evening worship occurs on the 2nd and 4th Sundays. All are welcome to attend.
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Union Church
Italian Consul Praises Life in Italy at Rotary Meeting
Cav. A Castigliano of St Paul Italian consul for Michigan Minnesota and a prison of Iowa spoke to a Rotary Club and guests about life in Italy under Mussolini. He praised industry hydro power and irrigation projects while noting Italy’s growing merchant marine and improvements since 1922.
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Italy
Benito’ Massilini
Cav. A. Castigliano
St. Paul
Michigan
Minnesota
Iowa
Otary Club
Rome
Massilini
Pep
Castigliano
Rotary
St. Paul Club
America
Charles Bonino
Hurley
Bugal Family
Montreal
Finland
School Notes Preview Season Ticket Offer and Seven Home Games
A ticket selling drive started last Monday offers season tickets to students who sell five books of adult tickets at two dollars per book or a free season ticket for ten books sold. Seven home games are listed including Glidden, Stambaugh, Ironwood, Hurley, Iron River and Bessemer with dates from December to February. The piece also covers assembly entertainment by Bob Briggs, a social hour, and notes on The Tattler funding and a December Dopkins water pageant.
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Ao.land H
Glidden H. S
Stambaugh
Ironwood
Hurley
Iron River
Bessemer
Bob” Briggs
Tminity Building
John Martinkoski
Sahara
Dopkins
Miss Jacobs
Ing
Neptune
God of the Sun
Glidden
Wakefield
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Ramsay
Wakefield High
Marenisco News
Marie Moorhead
Wattenberg College
Springfield
R. B. Wortley Leader
Wakefeld
P. M. Copany
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