Michigan 1935 legislature ends with new budget powers
Gov. Fitzgerald gains authority to reduce appropriations if yearly revenues fall short, enabling pay-as-you-go budgeting. The 1935 session adjourns without day on June 22, with about 300 of 1,000 bills enacted, including tax exemptions, bar unification, and welfare measures, while few major reforms pass.
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Fitzgerald
Gov
Michigan
Messares
Michi
Michigan Supreme Court
Michigan State Bar
NRA
Civil Service
Securities Commission and Corporation Division
Secretary of State’s Office
Bill Would Alter Trout Season Date Dispute and Ore Stocks
The bill, backed by senate and house members, would open trout season on the last Saturday in April each year, aiding northern trout festivals. If signed by Governor Fitzgerald, anglers on pike and nontrout waters face varying seasonal rules and a need for updated rules. Iron ore stocks at docks and furnaces on May 1 total 26,536,856 tons, with Bethlehem Steel among the least active large producers and 28 months of furnace supply remaining.
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Fitzgerald
Steele
Michigan
Senate
House of Representatives
Fred C. Holbeck
Long Lake
Trout Lake
Pike
Trout Lakes
Conservation Department
Lake Superior
Bethlehem Steel Company
Sunday Lake
Plymouth
Wakefield
Local personals sweep Wakefield visitors and events
Mrs Ronald Kent of Detroit visits relatives here. Mrs Al Matis of Milwaukee visits her parents. Mr and Mrs Thomas Lane greet a newborn daughter born May 30 at Wakefield General. Jane Covert, former Mayville teacher, visits friends here. Winston Schuler, ex Wakefield instructor now in Marshall, Mich, spends week here. Families from Milwaukee visit Chester and Roman. Rotary dinner and dance hosts 40 at Little Bohemia lodge. Harlan Johnson headed to Sault Ste. Marie for federal traverse jury duty. Mrs E F W Neidhold returns from Appleton with son Dr Carl Neidhold. S N Tyack returns from Grand Rapids. mother remains there. Wakefield and Bessemer pupils of Orville Collick to perform in joint recital next Tuesday evening. No changes in Wakefield mine valuations. city appraiser Frank Pardee notes final tentative values. City budget preliminary draft to be completed early next week. Ben Erickson and Mrs Clarence Jacobson depart for Chicago. Erickson to attend lodge convention as Wakefield rep. Mida Tynni and Alicia Kumpula to travel to Finland then Paris for summer study, returning August. Stannards move into new home purchased from Henry Meyers. S T and nephews Thomas and John, and Hillis leave for Notre Dame year.
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Ronald Kent
Detroit
al Matis
Milwaukee
Axel Johnson
Bere
Thomas Lane
Wakefield General Tal
Jane Covert
Mayville
Winston Schuler
Wakefield
Marshall, Mich
Joseph Reddy
Nick Collet
Engel
Chester and Roman
Wakefield Rotary Club
Little Bohemia Lodge
Manitowish
Wis
Harlan Johnson
Sault Ste. Marie
Johnson
Traverse Jury
Federal Court
E. F. W. Neidhold
Appleton
Carl Neidhold
N. Tyack
Grand Rapids
D. Bullen
Bessemer
Orville Collick
Frank Pardee
Ben Erickson
Clarence Jacobson
Chicago
Erickson
Gra
Wakefield Lodge
Mida Tynni
Alicia Kumpula
Sesh
Pension to Old Age Assistance With New Law
The welfare director, c. Dillman, outlines a new old age pension plan to pay $30 monthly to eligible seniors starting July 6. Applicants need minimal real estate, a clean five year record, and be 65 or older. State funds $2,000 plus federal match. average pensions expected around $20, with about 5,000 people currently on pensions.
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al Vontaat
Old Age Assistance Board
C. Dillman
Diliman Teale
Dillman
Funeral Services For Pioneer In Wees Township
Funeral services for the late John in wees township, where he had made his home for many years. Death was due to a heart ailment. Born in Finland 74 years ago he had lived in toe Vanes Dantas Car SSS eee Se abenele for 13 yan. is vi by two one in Finland, one in Canada. The immediate relatives here are: John Niemala of Wakefield and Matt Nutio of Ram say, both nephews.
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John
Wees Township
Finland
Toe Vanes Dantas
Canada
John Niemala
Wakefield
Matt Nutio
Ramsay
Union Church Hosts Morning Program and Dance
Entertainment days for the 12th ment of the summer caucus open with officials outlining the agenda for the annual convention at Ma. Seay. A dance is planned at Union Church with a sermon on The Joy of Life and Sunday school at 10 30 led by J S Gilbertson. Capt and Mrs Joseph Winn plan a home visit from Truro, Cornwall, England next week after a two month stay.
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Upper
Ma. Seay Sss
Union Church
J. S
Joseph Winn
Mr. Winn
Truro
Cornwall
Eng
Game Bill Expands Seasons and Bag Limits In Alaska
A conference committee sharpens a proposed game bill that would lengthen hunting seasons on upland game south of the peninsula and set broader bag limits. The plan tightens restrictions on deer bear and small game, with sunrise and sunset hunting rules and a state wide quota system. The conservation commission would finalize season dates for muskrat otter beaver and prairie chickens while penalties apply to illegal hunting.
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Salcha Iecer
Lower
Straits
Conservation Department
R Peninsula
Uper
Lower Peninsula
Conservation Commission
Young Peoples conference to meet at Hancock next year
The Suomisy Young Peoples conference will hold its next convention in Hancock. Delegates elected officers including President Rev. E. Isaac Mass City and Vice President Rev. Herman Matero Ironwood. Friday featured talks by Rev. Carl Tamminen and Rev. Douglas Ollila, with Wakefield choir performances. Bible Camp at Fortune Lake is Aug 3 to 11 with a $5.50 registration. Delegates attended from Ishpeming Ironwood Hancock South Range Pelky Nisula Mass City.
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Hancock
Young Peoples Conference of the
Suomisy
E. Isaac
Mass City
Herman Matero
Ironwood
Otto Kaarto
Negaunee
Alma Ranta
Wakefield
Hupert Rupp
South Range
Carl Tamminen
Duluth
Douglas Ollila
Floodwood
Wakefield Young Peoples Choir
Edward Isaac
Mass
Fortune Lake
Ishpeming
Pelky
Nisula
Urbanski-Cebolski Couple Wed At St Marys Church
Cebolski-Urbanski Miss Pearl Urbanski daughter of Mrs John Mazurek married John Cebolski son of John Cebolski Sr of Bessemer at 9 o'clock Tuesday morning in St Marys church. Bridesmaid Bernice Urbanski Maid of Honor Celia Kaczmarek Best man Edward Adams. Frank Urban brother of the bride served as r. Reception at Mazurek home. They will live on a farm near Bessemer.
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Cebolski-Urbanski
Pearl Urbanski
John Mazurek
John Cebolski
Bessemer
St. Mary’s Church
Cronan Flynn
Bernice Urbanski
Edward Adams
Celia Kaczmarek
Frank Urban
Gogebic County to Hold Fair August 15 17 1935
The Gogebic County Board of Supervisors decided to hold a county fair August 15 16 17 1935 after two years of postponement due to finances. The fair will run with limited funding and feature an agricultural committee chaired by Wm R Hellen with Erwin Township as secretary.
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Board of Supervisors
Gogebic County
Agricultural Committee
Wm. R. Hellen
A. W. Holmberg
Ironwood
U. P
Local residents union for holiday departures and visits
Memorial Day plans feature Mr and Mrs R B Wortley and family at Houghton. Mr and Mrs W S Carlson visit Norway relatives. Leonard Osborn travels to Detroit for an undetermined stay. Ole Saxwold heads to Waukesha Wisconsin for several days of medical treatment. Mrs J E Ericsson and daughter and Ben Benson's family from Chicago visit H L Trezise home as Estelle Ruth enjoys a Decorah Iowa mother’s visit.
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W. S. Carlson
Norway
Leonard Osborn
Detroit
Ole Saxwold
Waukesha
Wis
J. E. Ericsson
Ben Benson
John
Chicago
H. L. Trezise
Estelle Ruth
Decorah
Iowa
Ruth
Fred Trewyn
W. R. Wood
University of Iowa
Catherine Galmatz
Upper Peninsula
J. H. Brown
Margaret
Albion
Albion College
Mary Brown
Matt Komove
Kunneen
Patrick
San Francisco
Cal
Mary Komove
Wakefield
H. J. Mitchelson
Edwin Gilbert
William Gilbert
Mitchelsons
West
Mitchelson
Mae Gilbert
R. I. C. Prout
National Federation of Women
Re-examination of relief rolls in Gogebic county
Gogebic county begins a county wide reregistration and investigation of all relief clients led by Rosendahl starting Watersmeet. The program aims to verify need and budget deficiency while checking insurance stocks bonds bank deposits and possible income sources. Applicants must provide documentation including policies deeds auto titles and last payment receipts under federal guidelines from Harry L Hopkins.
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Gogebic County
Harry L. Hopkins
William Haber
Michigan
O Po
de Gogebie
Watersmeet
Rosendahl
Federal Department
Tians
Wakefield Mine Ships First Ore Carload This Week
Wakefield mine, with a crew of 70, begins iron ore shipping this week. The first carload is expected to depart for Ashland, with annual tonnage near 200,000 tons as in the previous summer. The operation can be viewed from the east pit observation platform. Ore is loaded by electric shovels into pit trains and painted for delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakefield
Neaean
Ashland
Bhovela
Mickigas
Immanuel Lutheran Church Sunday Activities News
Immanuel Lutheran Church announced Sunday school at 9 30 a m every Sunday year round. Baccalaureate services follow at 11 a m with the sermon Life's Two Ways and musical vocal solo by Miss Alfie Windberg. The Board of Administration will meet Monday evening in the church basement.
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Immanuel Lutheran Church
Alfie Windberg
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