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The Wakefield News

Location

Wakefield, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1939

Page

2

Vandenberg Aims for Line Go to Convention Michigan Preview

Senator Vandenberg seeks the Republican presidential nomination with pledged delegates to back a majority at Cleveland. The Michigan delegation is expected to go down the line, while trades from New York to California will shape the strategy. Howard C. Lawrence of Grand Rapids is named possible convention organizer. Munshaw may target the Senate seat, with Mapes and other figures shaping the field as the 1938 campaign pace quickens.

Arthur H. Vanden Michigan Grand Rapids Campain Cleveland Alf M. Landon Herbert Hoover Vandenberg New York Texas Ohio Illinois Indiana California New England Democratic Solid South Howard Lawrence Thomas E. Dewey Empire Robert A. Taft Buckeye Warren G. Harding Taft Theodore Rosevelt Bull Moose Party Woodrow Wilson Roosevelt Capitol Howard C. Lawrence Grand Lwrence Michigan Trust Co Fred W. Green Fitzgerald Lawrence National Committee Munshaw U. 8 Senate Es0 Washington Earl W. Munshaw Kent County United States Senate Carl E. Mapes Mapes Wilber M. Brucker

Michigan's Osborn Era Echoes In State Government

A 1939 Michigan snapshot notes Governor Osborn's warning about centralized power as Dickinson era measures expand state control. Milk price and apple commissions, licensing acts, and a push for pay-as-you-go budgeting show a legislature reshaping governance while deficits loom and a July special session nears.

Governor’s race looms with wide open Republican field

The piece notes a large Republican slate for statewide posts with potential candidates including Loren D. Dickinson and Felix H. Flynn. It mentions possible runs by L. C. Smith, Vernon J. Brown, and Arthur E. Wood among others, and discusses prospects for lieutenant governor bids. It also flags Dickinson’s possible candidacy and calls Old Dick a provocative factor in a fluid political contest.

Vandenberg L. Smith Troit Lawrence Vernon J. Brown Loren D. Dickinson Dickinson Felix H. H. Flynn Cadillac Arthur E. Wood Detroit Joseph C. Foster East Lansing Ernest T. Condon Grand Rapids

Albino Robin Seen in Ionia Reports Local Sighting

Residents of Ionia reported an albino robin seen in sunlight appearing white with a faint red chest glow. The bird, described as unique in color, was observed in a quiet neighborhood and is noted after the initial startled reaction.

Ionia MPR

Trail Talk on Michigan fish bill and lake regulations

Michigan conservation measures shape commercial fishing rules as bills near enactment. Provisions affect nets, pike seasons, lake specific protections, and stricter enforcement across lakes Michigan, Superior, and Huron with license fee changes and nonresident limits. Separate oil regulation rules await final approval at a June conservation commission meeting.

Dickinson Pottagannissing Bay Island Harbor Pike Bay Expaneve Island Garden Bay Lake Michigan Lake Superior Saginawa Otario Waoisin Ohio Pennsylvania Illinois New York Lake Huron Ontario Fred A. Westerman Fish Division Potagannissing Bay St. Mary's St. Clair Saginaw Bay Lakes Michigan Superior

Brown and Delmet to serve as jurors at federal court

J. H. Brown and James Delmet will leave this weekend for Sault Ste. Marie to serve as jurors at the term of federal court. The Wake field assessed valuation for tax purposes this year is 9 182 310 dollars, down 335 205 from last year, largely due to a 363 000 decline in mine values. The city may raise 136 984 65 for municipal purposes. The board of review finished, adopting state tax commission mine-value figures after last week’s tentative 605 000 cut. Mr and Mrs George Jolliffe and family spent Sunday with relatives at Crystal Falls. Mrs Fred Sutter welcomed a daughter born Tuesday morning at Wakefield General Hospital. Thursday was the hottest May day in 20 years, temperature reaching 98 at noon. John Eliason’s son Ernest telegraphed from Newport News Va that he arrived safely at Camp Stuart, Va, from overseas and is well. Arthur Cavender and James Trebilcock with Frank Martnofner looked over the northwest of Tula Sunday, noting beaver dams and damage.

Melville B. McPherson Lowell Republican Michigan Social Welfare Commission TePhersen State Emergency Relief Commission Carlton H. Runciman Lowell Oliver P. Gibbs Rochester Louis C. Miriani Detroit Runciman Commission Gov. Dickinson McPherson Dickinson Frank D. MacKay Edward N. Barnard Miriam William J. Norton Richard H. Scott Lansing John Rom Three Oates F. Grn Ishpeming James T. Gladstone Weaned Morley Three Rivers W. Rice Houghton Stanley Powell Tonia Norton State Hospital Commission Children’s Fund of Michigan Scott Reo Motor Car Co Aeces Dry Day State Befare Commission Gries Marquette Branch Jones Morley Eee Onie Grange Nathan S& Detroit Pete. T. Winegar Detroit Automobile Factory State Welfare Commission Earnest C. Brooks Holland William A. Neithercut Flint SERC Arthur H. Sarvis Genesee Emergence Relief Commission Edupam and Kelley Grand Rapids Coe Oie J. H. Brown James Delmet Sault Ste. Marie Federal Wakefield Board of Review State Tax Commission

Ten Years Ago June 1 1929 Seniors Near Graduation

In the Tatiler column the seniors look forward to commencement only a few strides away. The class of 1929 will graduate with 29 members, one of the smallest in recent memory, while the class of 1930 is expected to grow to nearly seventy. Playlets for commencement are written and performed by students Dorthey Collins Grace Mars Martha Kuivinen Arthur Cavender and Helen Laakso. Prof Evemneldo Cairelli and Harold Brandt return from Stout Institute in Menominee Wis where Cairelli signs to teach in Kenosha Wis and Brandt plans further studies.

Tatiler Dorthey Collins Grace Mars Martha Kuivinen Arthur Cavender Helen Laakso Evemneldo Cairelli Harold Brandt Menominee Wis Stout Institute Cairelli Stout Kenosha Brandt Memoninee

Wakefield High School to Graduate Twenty Nine in 1924

Fifteen years ago on May 31 1924 Wakefield High School announced twenty nine pupils would graduate at the June 10 commencement exercises. The graduates include Joseph Cohen Evelyn Olson Peter Bugni Anni Lepisto Harry Matthews Mary Komove Reuben Linn Jennie Simonson Oiva Jokinen and others. Miss Mildred Olson visiting with her parents A FP Olson is a nurse at Wesley Memorial Hospital Chicago and was accompanied by Dr R K Hubbell.

Wakefield High School Joseph Cohen Evelyn Olson Peter Bugni Anni Lepisto Harry Matthews Mary Komove Reuben Linn Jennie Simonson Oiva Jokinen Laila Teppo Ermelinda Caivelli Waino Kanninen Beatrice Edwards Theodore Keskey Sore Saari Viela Teppo Clarence Hillis Anna Ni Mildred Olson A, FP. Olson Miss Olson Wesley Memorial Hospital Chicago R. K. Hubbell

Wakefield Schools Grow From 810 to Nearly 1600 Pupils

In 1911 Wakefield reported 810 pupils in its schools and by 1919 enrollment neared 1600. Second Lieutenant John Kuivinen Jr. has returned home after an honorable discharge from army service.

Wakefield John Kuivinen, Jr John

25 Years Ago May 30 1914 in Marquette Notes

Ed Neidhold attends ceremonial session of the Francis M Moore Consistory in Marquette with Judge S S Cooper, Orville Collick and M McDonald of Ironwood. John Oman and others fish at Lake Gogebic reporting a good catch. A class of 73 is initiated into Knights of Columbus at Ironwood. Wakefield attendees listed. Mr and Mrs Frank Welnetz welcome a bouncing baby boy born Tuesday evening.

Ed Neidhold Marquette Francis M. Moore S. S. Cooper Orville Collick M. McDonald Ironwood John Oman Joe Ringsmuth Joe Mars Walter Anderson Lake Gogebic Knights of Columbus Conches Wakefield H. J. Donald Thos. Desonia J. W. Gill John Strough J. F. Finnegan Milo Finnegan Bonino Tony Pellerin John Bonino A. J. Mayhew Aug. Erspamer Frank Welnetz

Health and Rabies Control Through Public Education

Public health note from the Wakefield News details rabies prevention via dog control and vaccination. It cites a two year muzzling period, responsible ownership, and Pasteur vaccine as methods to immunize dogs for about a year with possible renewals. Diagnosis relies on clinical signs and lab brain testing to confirm mad dogs.

Wakefield News State Joint Committee On Public Health UN State Medical Society University of Michigan Michigan Department of Health Wayne University College of Medicine Michigan State Dental Society Michigan Tuberculosis Association Michian State Nurses Association Michigan State Conference of Social Work Wayne County Medical Society Committee On Education State Department of Public Instruction Michigan Division of the American Red Cross Michigan State College Michigan State Hospital Association Bri Isles Pasteur

Legion to Sponsor Summer Mystery Show by Marquis

The American Legion Geroux Post No. 11 plans a gala summer event featuring Marquis the magician. The Wakefield theatre show is set for Friday night June 30 at 8 30 with Marquis and staff bringing two trucks of scenery and modern lighting. Tickets will be sold by Legionnaires.

American Legion Geroux Post No. 11 Marquis Wakefield North Country Son Wakefield Theatre Jon Houdini America

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