School Notes Overview of Banquet and Exams
Henry Myers reports on a Service Club banquet at the Community Building where the basketball teams were guests and a gift was given to Mr. Claley. Faculty picnic follows, with a boys team loss to the women 50 to 5 and a post lunch dance. Seniors face exams Thursday and Friday, with B-average exemptions. Echoes staff and new year plans outlined, including numerous faculty changes and about 70 teachers expected next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Service Club
Claley
Little Girl's Point
Yivisaker
Echo
Miss Horner
Mr. Christopherson
Grace Olson
Mildred Plichta
Alvin Hanson
Santern Bonka
Gladys Eliaso
Anna Rydeski
Gretchen Myers
Mary Brown
Henry Myers
Annette Laante
Margaret Amirangiou
George Monti
Fannie Burnham
Mary Clevenger
Gordon Seger
Mr. Cluley
O. L. Grender
Frederick Schneider
Nadia Thorpe
Florrice Tanner
Velma Sherrod
Edna Gilbert
William Wood
Margaret Chiles
L. A. Cluley
Milton Johnson
Earl Griewski
Katherine Landon
Callienetta Cobb
Evah Ives
Mary MacDonald
Central School
H. L. Yivisaker
Elizabeth Adams
Ellen Carlson
William Carter
Dan Chamberlain
Personal notices reflect Wakefield social circle activity
A long list of Wakefield area residents and visitors covers business trips to Duluth Wausau Marquette Milwaukee and Pontiac. Highlights include Abe Mathews and Miss Junia Chovan hosting visits, Sylvia Tusa Edith Oman and Jennie Bugni seeking new posts or voice training, and Harry Matthews preparing for India forestry service. Several others plan trips to Europe or Michigan colleges while friends and families visit in Wakefield and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fox
Emy Mollenhoff
Iron Ver
Wis
Erick G. Hedquist
Jennie Bugni
Kerkes
Milwaukee
Elmer Johnson
Leonard
J. ©. Peterson
Duluth
Johnson
Arthur Johnson
Wakefield Iron
Wakefield General Hospital
Carl Yauch
R. R. Trengove
A. J. Ca
Marquette
John Hammer
New York
Europe
Murray
Abe Mathews
Mel Milan
J. F. Holmes
Ironwood
Mathews
A. F. Olson
Pontiac
State Masonry
Louis Cohen
Proposal for a One House Legislature and Continuous Session
Corliss promotes a six year term, 18 senators, and ex officio members with floor seats but no votes. The plan envisions a continuous session with yearly salaries of 7500 for senators and the lieutenant governor. It would require 60000 signatures to place the amendment on the ballot, aiming for fall 1990 and full effect in 1933. The proposal claims increased efficiency and reduced gerrymandering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Boards of Supervisors
Corliss
Registration Days for School Election Announced
Registration days for the school election on Monday July have been announced as Saturday June 29 and Saturday July 6. Two vacancies will be filled on the board of education this year. Terms expiring are Abe Mathews and Mrs Marian Delmet, both candidates for re election. The second item is a humorous dialogue about a scalp seen on a bedroom table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Abe Mathews
Marian Delmet
Also Mentioned on This Page
Christopherson
Virginia Densmoor
F. W. Duffin
Margaret Horner
Irvin Ibrig
Emelia Olson
Fannie Rentola
E. A. Rerucha
Abe. Mathews
Junia Chovan
Phelps
Mike Polovits
Roy W. Bedell
Wausau
O. W. Richardson
Highland Park
Milton Clark
Oshkosh
William Bodoh
Sylvia Tusa
Minneapolis
Mrs
Sanna Tusa
Edith Oman
Detroit
Howard Cheney
Ashland
Thomas Desonia and Sons
Frank Wydotski
Jimmy
Eee
Castoria
Mrs. Wilbur
Racar
Little Dairy
Wakefield
Michigan
Union Church
Gilbert
Acto
Gogebic County
Barron Woolen Mill CO
Barron, Wis
Fat
Franklin
First National Bank OF Wakefield
Louis Sacks
Wakefield, Michigan
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