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Newspaper
The Wakefield News
Location
Wakefield, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1920
Page
1
Governor Albert Sleeper proclaims June 14 1920 as Flag Day with Neighbor s Day on June 12 and Community Sunday on June 13 urging display of flags on public and private buildings to honor the flag and unify neighborhood service across Michigan.
A Baltimore Sun poem urges facing life with a smile and song. It counsels cheerful trust and faith that kindness returns, noting the sun and velvet skies above, and that a hopeful heart will earn a smile and a song in time.
W. C. Hart of Wakefield Iron returned last week from Marquette after handling company business and visiting relatives. He attended Shrine meetings during the trip.
Gunnard Eliason returned Tuesday from Cleveland where he has been attending school. He has accepted a position at the Wakefield Iron and will work there during the summer vacation.
Mrs A Noall announces the cafe opening on Monday next with readiness to serve regular meals or short orders at all hours.
The Michigan Anti-tuberculosis Association dedicates its June issue of Michigan Out-of-Doors to the Modern Health Crusade. A large edition will be mailed statewide to supporters. State Superintendent Johnson and many city superintendents endorse the effort to foster lifelong health habits among pupils. The issue features prize essays from Michigan students, a crusade story by Ellis Parker Butler, and multiple articles on the movement.
Major General Clarence R Edwards urges ex soldiers with tuberculosis to rest and become passive until well. The advice, echoed by the Michigan Anti Tuberculosis association, warns that fighting disease requires learning to be a jellyfish and a drone. Edwards cites his 1906 battle against laryngeal tuberculosis as proof rest aids recovery.
The railroad started the fish run on May 20 and will run another train on Sunday June 6. Summer service to Marenisco will continue on Wednesdays Saturdays and Sundays throughout the season.
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