Lake View Inn Is Recreation Center Of Range
Lake View Inn at the corner of US 2 and M 28 is newly remodeled to offer dining, drinking, and bowling with six Brunswick alleys. Built by John Ozzello, the complex features modern booths, upgraded kitchens, and an audience-friendly bowling hall, aiming to be the Northwest’s premier recreation center.
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W. H. Roberts
Lake View Inn
John Ozzello
Us-2
M-28
Upper Peninsula
Ozzello
Gile
Peter Bracket
Frank Kelly
Michigan
Johnson & Lundsrud
Ironwood
Nywood
Lake View
W. S. Peters
N. Albert Nelson
James H. Trebilcock
Brunswick, Balke, Collender Co
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Finland Relief Program Slated At Memorial Auditorium Ironwood
Mayor Wilson names Sunday to pray and aid Finns urging church attendance and contributions. A special program under the Committee for the Relief of Sufferers in Finland will be held Sunday night at the Memorial auditorium in Ironwood. Speakers include Karl Silberg, Erwin Frank E Hook, and E A Alltio the Finnish consul.
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Wilson
Suggesfield
Committee For the Relief of
Finland
Memorial Auditorium
Ironwood
Karl Silberg
Erwin Frank E. Hook
E. A. Alltio
Duluth
Car Crash Fatality After Skid and Tree Impact
An injured man died Wednesday morning after a car skidded off the road, overturned on hitting a tree. His brother Toivo escaped by cutting a hole through the roof, and the injured man was dragged from the wreck and taken to the hospital.
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Toivo
Pital
Michigan educators discuss 12 year curriculum plan progress
J Cecil Parker director and J W Menge assistant director of the Michigan Secondary School Curriculum Study group report ongoing conferences with Wakefield teachers. Wakefield is among 18 Michigan schools participating in the 12 year plan funded by the state Department of Public Instruction and the General Education Board of the Rockefeller Foundation.
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J. Cecil Parker
J. W. Menge
Michigan Secondary Schools
Michigan Department of Public Instruction
General Education Board
Rockefeller Foundation
Wakefield
Wakefield Schools Close For Wednesday And Thursday
Wakefield schools will close Tuesday for Wednesday and Thursday. During Christmas recess the buildings will be cleaned with floors scrubbed and waxed and furniture varnished where needed. Janitors and bus drivers will carry out this work.
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Wakefield
Vanguard of Students to Return Home for Holidays
The vanguard of students is expected to arrive home for the holidays Saturday morning. Most colleges will resume on January 3, 1940.
Couple Granted License to Wed in City
Gets License to Wed Miss Mildred Pikka and Toivo Luoma both of this city have been granted a license to wed by the county clerk. The young couple plan to marry today Friday and will make their home in Wakefield.
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Mildred Pikka
Toivo Luoma
Wakefield
Immanuel Lutheran Church Sunday Schedule particulars
Sunday school begins 9 30 a m with divine worship at 11 00 a m. A rehearsal for the Sunday program is set for Wednesday evening at 7 o clock. The Senior Departments will be given Friday evening at 8 o clock.
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Immanuel Lutheran Church
City commission seeks loan to relieve unemployment
The city commission adopted a resolution declaring a calamity and applying to the Public Debt Service Commission for permission to borrow 20000 to ease unemployment. Treasurer William Jacobson cited 315 men unemployed and ineligible for WPA, as the city bears its share of debt while awaiting Presidential approval on a superseding assessment project.
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City Commission
Public Debt Service Commission
Commission
William Jacobson
WPA
Ter
County Council of the Veterans of the Foreign Wars
Ironwood
State Legion Leader to Visit Wakefield January 15
State commander Everette DeRyke of Michigan will visit Wakefield for a Gogebic county Legion meeting on January 15. His party includes Adjutant Carl Goetz and national vice commander J. B Fitzgerald with others named as main speakers, as the auxiliary prepares for the annual Christmas party with the Legion. A Monday auxiliary meeting plans the party details and Santa Claus visit, with a dinner menu of meat potatoes salad rolls ice cream milk or coffee.
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State Legion
Everette DeRyke
Department of Michigan of the
American Legion
Wakefield
Gogebic County
Carl Goetz
Alice DuCharme
Charles Westlake
J. B Fitzgerald
Wil
Auxiliary of the American Legion
Auxiliary
Santa Claus
Ben Novak
Lake free of ice on Sunday for first time in memory
Lake Sunday remained ice free as of Sunday after a Wednesday snowfall. A light Tuesday night rain turned to snow, creating about an inch of covering that melted in mild conditions. The mild weather reduced coal and wood usage and cut public works operating costs with no need for snow plows yet.
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Sunday Lake
Public Works Department
Night school enrollment reaches 170 observers
Supt. John Thomas announced to the board that 170 students enrolled in the adult education class this week. Instruction is by Mrs. Joseph Johns and Mrs. John Kangas with WPA funds, while regular high school staff contribute their services three nights weekly without extra pay.
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Board of Education
John Thomas
Joseph Johns
John Kangas
WPA
High School Adds Two Electric Welder Units
The manual arts department will install an electric welding unit soon, giving two modern electric welding machines for student instruction. The board also authorized purchase of an air compressor for the school garage.
Hammer family travels to Chicago for medical school commencement
Mr and Mrs J M Hammer of Plymouth left this week for Chicago to attend the University of Chicago medical school commencement where their son Morgan Hammer is graduating with a medical degree from the institution.
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J. M. Hammer
Plymouth
Chicago
Medical School
University of Chicago
Morgan Hammer
County Supervisors Meet Tuesday at Court House
The regular monthly meeting of the county board of supervisors will be held Tuesday at the court house. A complete financial report of the county and its various activities will be presented by W. B. Fauhl, county auditor.
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County Board of Supervisors
Court House
W. B. Fauhl
Logging Threat Poses End for Black River Wilderness
Ben East reports Gogebic county faces logging at the Black river gorge after Underwood Veneer Co. notified plans to begin before December. The region includes Great Conglomerate falls and four major waterfalls, with a vast virgin hardwood tract between Lake Superior and the Porcupine mountains. Local officials note the value of preservation and federal purchase plans under the Ottawa forest bill, seeking $10,000,000 to protect scenery and sustain local employment through managed timber use.
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Black River
Upper Peninsula
Michigan
Ben East
Gogebic County
Underwood Veneer Co
Wausau
Parks Commission
County Board of Supervisors
Valley of the Black
Veneer Company
Ironwood Daily Globe
Conglomerate
Lake Superior
Gogebic County Road Commission
Black River Road
Presque Isle
Porcupine Mountains
United States
Mississippi
United States Forest Service
Great Conglomerate Falls
Lake of the Clouds
Ottawa National Forest
Congress
Forest Service
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Liquor Control Commission
Claude B. Carney
Kalamazoo County
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John C. Wickstrom
Norway
Grand Rapids
W. F. Gormely
Newberry
Grand Rapids Times
Gormely
Carney
Pluy
Comstock
State Department of Labor and Industry
Michigan Bar Association
Mayme Ross
Blanche Watson
Ross
Mrs. Ross
Elec
State Department of Education
County Relief Commission
Board of Supervisors
Wakefield School
Plymouth School
Bessemer
F. J. Duda Insurance Agency
Releif
Social Security
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CCC
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