Wakefield City Commission holds November 29 1939 meeting
City officials in Wakefield Michigan meet at City Hall with Mayor Wilson and commissioners Colberg Cavender Trebilcock present to approve minutes, pay a dynamite bill, file snow removal and water analysis reports, review WPA projects, utilities statements, and discuss funding and band constitution before adjourning.
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Wakefield
Michigan
Wilson
Colberg
Cavender
Trebilcock
Kuivinen
At Your Service Fall and Winter Menus
Homemaker tips highlight baked apples with cinnamon whipped cream and squash dishes as seasonal crowd pleasers. Includes Baked Apples with Cinnamon Whipped Cream and Baked Squash with Bacon, plus a Creole Bean Soup recipe using navy beans and tomatoes. Encourages varied preparations and milk inclusion in meals for balance.
Health Education Warns Against School Attendance With Colds
A joint health education report urges isolating children with colds to prevent pneumonia. It presents a Boston family outbreak tracing Type 5 pneumococcus across eight members, stressing early bed rest, medical calls, and strict hygiene to contain spread.
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Vincent
Margaret
Ruth
Greyhound Sets Perfect Winter Operating Record
Greyhound Lines reported a flawless winter season in the Upper Peninsula with no missed scheduled runs despite heavy snow. Traffic Manager J L Williams credits Michigan and county highway departments for road clearance and notes Greyhound’s two main routes from Calumet to Chicago and Duluth to St Ignace with strong winter performance and accessible connections. Dec 1 Dec 22 PROBATE NOTICE Order For Publication Final Administration Account State of Michigan Gogebic County December hearing set for Mary Running estate with final account by Alice Pellerin and public notice in Wakefield News.
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Greyhound
Upper Peninsula
J. L. Williams
Northland Greyhound Lines
Williams
Michigan State Highway Departments
Minnesota
Dakotas
Calumet
Chicago
Duluth
St. Ignace
America
State OF Michigan
Gogebic
Bessemer
Said
M. E. Nolan
Mary Running
Alice Pellerin
Wakefield News
Time Appointments For Hearing Claims State of Michigan
The Probate Court of Gogebic County Bessemer orders creditors to present claims against the estates of Irene Paul Kyle and Andrew Huume by specified dates in 1939 and 1940. The order appoints the time and place to examine and adjust all claims and demands against the deceased estates.
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State OF Michigan
Gogebic
Said Court
Bessemer
Said County
M. E. Nolan
Alex Helberg
Wakefield News
Irene Paul Kyle
Andrew Huume
Gonebic
Reinhold Paul
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Frank E. Hook
Congress
Lansing
The
Works Projects Administration
Department of Accounts and Finance
Sunday Lake Street
Chester A. Rydeski
Service
Joint Committee On Health Education
Michigan State Medical Society
University of Michigan
Michican Department of Health
Wayne University College of Medicine
Michican Public Health Association
Michigan Hospital Association
Michigan Tuberculsis Association
Michigan State Nurses Association
Michigan State College
Michigan Division of the American Red Cross
Wayne County Medical Society
State Conference of Social Work
Probate Judges Association of Michigan
Woman's Organization For Non-Paritan Reform
Michigan Education Association
Michigan State Dental Society
Michigan School Health Association
Michigan Association of Sanitarians
Michigan Congress of Parents and Teachers
Michigan State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Michigan Home Economics Association
Michigan Physical Education Association
State Department of Public Instruction
Detroit News
Children’s Fund of Michigan
W. K. Kellore Foundation
Boston
John W. Brown
Maxwell Finland
Helen
David
John
Mrs. X
William J
Nancy
Arthur
Mrs. J
Mary
Silvio L. Mascotti
Inga V. Anderson
Deputy Register of Probate
Michela CO
Lumser
Alfred Kallander
A. Kallander Agency
Adlerika
Chas. Johnson
Wakefield, Mich
WM. C. Smith
Agency
Sunday Lake St
Kentucky
Virginia
South
Wakefield Lumber. Co
Ironwood, Mich
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