First National Bank To Reopen On Unrestricted Basis
The First National Bank will reopen on Monday with the same officers as before the national bank holiday, except for a new director Stanley Tyack replacing Abe Matthews. Directors are Anton Ringsmuth, W. S. Peters, Victor Lepisto, Tyack, and Henry Olson, with Ringsmuth as president. Local Geroux Post No. 11 aided by purchasing 3000 dollars of preferred stock from Wakefield bank community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Comptroller of Currency
Washington
Stanley Tyack
Abe Matthews
Anton Ringsmuth
W. S. Peters
Victor Lepisto
Conservation Group Announces Camp Sites In Michigan
The department of conservation announced 43 work camps for state projects in Michigan with 8600 men for six months. Camp names list counties and general locations, while exact sites will be set by army officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Army
Harrison
Clare
Baldwin
Lake
Ogemaw
Pines
Crawford
Lunden
Montmorency
Pigeon River
Cheboygan
Traverse Grand Traverse
Alba
Antrim
AuSable
Oscoda
Higgins
Oran
Mackinac
Pioneer
Missaukee
Cadillas
Wexford
Brethren
Manistee
Fife Lake
Kalkaska
Roscommon
Tahquamenon
Pewa
Newberry
Luce
Manistique
Schoolcraft
Gogebie
Ells
Menominee
Hawks
Presque Isle
Sanford
Midland
Big Rapids
Mecosta
Apitz Sues Bessemer School Board Over Contract
Lawrence Apitz says he will sue for 2300 dollars against the Bessemer Public School for breach of a coaching and teaching contract. The board offered 2300 for 1932-33, Apitz attended summer school, then returned to find no obligation recognized and a new offer of 1800 which he declined.
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Lawrence Apitz
Bessemer
Board of Education
Apitz
Bessemer High School
Appitz
Townsite mine to operate full time starting July
Walter M. Webb, superintendent, announced that the Townsite mine at Ironwood will go on a full time basis July 1 and will load all ore from the stock piles. Other Republic Steel properties on the peninsula are similarly affected. The Townsite began loading ore this week and there is belief that other mining properties on the range may also reopen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ironwood
Walter M. Webb
Republic Steel Corporation
Epee Peninsula
Appointed Beer Inspectors Named for Districts
Appointed Beer Inspector Marvin Desonia of Ironwood and Edward Cameron of Trout Creek have been named inspectors for the Twelfth district. Sam Jacobs of Iron Mountain serves as one of the inspectors for the Eleventh district. Desonia formerly resided at Wakefield and is the son of Mr and Mrs Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Desonia
Ironwood
Edward Cameron
Trout Creek
Sam Jacobs
Iron Mountain
Esonia
Wakefield
Thomas
St Mary's Team Defeats Iron Belt to Lead Tri State Baseball
The St Marys baseball team leads the Tri State league after a Sunday win over Iron Belt, with Ramsay and Cary also posting top performances. Standings show Ramsay at .291, Iron Belt at .363? and others near .000. Sunday scores included Iron Belt 16 Ironwood 5, Ramsay 20 Wakefield 4, Cary 5 Montreal 4. Next games feature Iron Belt at Wakefield, Ramsay at Montreal, Cary vs Colby at Bessemer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s
Wakefield
Ramsay
Sunda Os Ss
Cary
Colby
Wong— Pet
Tron Belt
Montreal
Boandes
Iron Belt
Ironwood
Bessemer
Iron Belt Club
Poe
Ourth
Sidapac
St. Mary's
H. Ippolite
G. Erickson
Lahti
D. Carli
Immanuel Lutheran Church Trinity Sunday Service Notice
Immanuel Lutheran Church announces Trinity Sunday events with Sunday school at 9 30 a m and divine worship at 11 a m The sermon title Christ s Missi Command invites fellowship at homes if no chores Afterward Women s chorus rehearsal Wednesday at 7 Ladies Aid meets Thursday afternoon in church parlors hosted by Mrs William Roberge and Mrs H O Hanson Pastor Robert E Byquist
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
Ladies Aid
William Roberge
H. O. Hanson
Robert E. Byquist
Town Short News Roundup Highlights Local Visits
John Wilson stays weeks with his aunt Mrs. tin Tufts at Crystal. North Chicago coach Jonas Frederickson visits relatives. Miss Irma Ahola visits Chicago nurse sister. Charles Robinson leaves Brandt's camp for Camp Custer reforestation cook. Marenisco threatens street and possibly water shutdown due to funds. Wakefield and Duluth visitors noted. Wakefield city commission meets briefly. Robert A. Burns in Marquette for Matt Willing estate claims. Gordon and Arthur Tressel return from Northfield. Vernon Carr and family arrive from St. Ignace for summer. Margaret Olson returns from St Olaf. Local students home for summer from Michigan College of Mining and Technology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wilson
Tin Tufts
Crystal
Jonas Frederickson
North Chicago
Frederickson
Irma Ahola
St. Luke's Hospital
Chicago
J. J. McCoy
Charles Robinson
Brandt
Camp Custer
William Saari Jr
Wakefield
Arthur Sale
Ironwood
Anton Goth
Duluth
Marenisco
Elmer Dorr
Evanston, I
Lewis
Ivan DelFavero
Wakefield City Commission
Robert A. Burns
Marquette
Matt Willing
Full Industrial Commission
Gordon
Arthur Tressel
Northfield
Minn
Carleton College
Vernon Carr
St. Ignace
Carr
Margaret Olson
St. Olaf College
Minneapolis
Andrew F. Olson
George Monti
Nels Simonson
Ferdinand Remondino
Roy Porter
Larry Hauta
Funeral for Ivan Del Favero in Wakefield
Funeral services for the late Ivan Del Favero who died at his home will be held at Immanuel Lutheran church at 2 pm with Rev Byquist officiating. Burial in Wakefield Cemetery. Del Favero a longtime resident born in Italy in 1876, survived by wife Annie and two sons, with siblings and relatives listed. Also: city budget figure of 131159.37 plus 2840 bond tax to be voted June 21 and July 5, 14.11 net city and band total, 133999.37. Salary slashes implemented to trim the budget. A draft budget due June 21 by city accountant William Jacobson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan del Favero
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Rober E. Byquist
Wakefield
Wr. DelFavero
Italy
Iron Belt
DelFavero
Annie Anderson
Virginia
Minn
Woodbridge
Wakefield Iron and Mines
Bansford
Roland
Louis
Joseph
California
Elmer Dorr
Evanston, Ill
William Jacobson
Hammer Places Second at Interstate Collegiate Meet
Morgan Hammer, a Michigan State College sophomore, placed second in the Interstate Collegiate track meet at Margarete University Milwaukee Wis last Saturday. He also competed in the National Collegiate Art College meet at the World's Fair Chicago Friday. Fr Maher announces army clothing arrived early this week and is ready for distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan Hammer
Margarete University
Milwaukee
Wis
Chicago
Morgan
Michigan State College
Rebekah District Meet Opened Here With Officials
Members of Rebekah lodges from the district gather in Wakefield to open at 1 30 this afternoon. State officials will attend. Afternoon business sessions, a banquet at 6, and a dance tonight will be held at the Wakefield Community building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
Wakefield
Sunstroke Victim John Tynala Buried in Wakefield
Funeral services for John Tynala of Wakefield township were held Wednesday afternoon for a death attributed to sunstroke suffered while working on a Wakefield township road south of the city Monday afternoon.
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John Tynala
Wakefield Township
General Rod License Enacts Fishing Permit For All Michigan Residents
Michigan legislature enacts a general rod license requiring every resident over 18 to obtain a 50 cent annual license to fish inland waters, replacing the trout-only fee. The rule, effective with the 1933 season, aims for broad compliance, with enforcement beginning June 25, and nonresidents facing separate rates including temporary ten day licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Department of Conservation
George R. Hogarth
Hogarth
Great Lakes
Grasshopper Warning From Gogebic and Ontonagon Agents
Agricultural agents C E Gunderson of Gogebic and Milton Francis of Ontonagon warn farmers of a coming grasshopper plague. Farmers should report signs to Gunderson, while Francis arranges molasses poison and banana oil bait, costing little per acre with bran supplied by farmers. Death from the bait is delayed but insects stop feeding once exposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Gunderson
Milton Francis
Gogebic
Ontonagon
Francis
Mrs. Sylvester Maki Buried Thursday Afternoon
Last rites were held for Mrs. Sylvester Maki 47 at the Finnish Evangelical Lutheran church. She died at her home Sunday night. Survivors include husband Mr. Maki and their nine children Wil bert Lula Reina Arnold Samuel Annie Vienna Hilda and Irene. Reverend N Korhonen officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester Maki
Finnish Evangelical Lutheran Church
N. Korhonen
Maki
Wilbert
Lula
Reina
Arnold
Samuel
Annie
Vienna
Hilda
Irene
Maitalla Death In Accident At Lee Camp Pit
A man was fatally injured when a pile of logs rolled on him at the Lee camp near the Wakefield Iron Co open pit. The coroner ruled the death accidental. Maitalla had recently arrived from Duluth. Miss Phiscilla Peters of Carleton college Northfield Minn is home for summer vacation.
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Lee Camp
Wakefield Iron Co
Maitalla
Duluth
Phiscilla Peters
Carleton College
Northfield
Minn
Authorities Investigating Sathre Murder Near Shack
Authorities probe the death of 57 year old shacker Andrew Sathre found Monday in a swamp near his shack. A blunt force head injury and a ransacked cabin suggest homicide possibly tied to hidden money. a gold watch was found on Sathre. Neighbor Axel Peterson discovered the body and notified officials leading to sheriff Denis O Leary’s investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Sathre
Shacker
Sathre
Axel Peterson
Sabre
Peterson
Rudolph Cloon
Wakefield
John B. Chappell
Ironwood
Sat
Deer Ratios in Michigan Deems Bucks Outnumbered
Michigan conservation officers logged 17 676 deer in six months ending December 31 1932. Bucks numbered 1 867 and does 4 789 yielding a one to 2 5 ratio overall with notable regional variations between upper and lower peninsulas.
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Michigan
Game Division
Department of Conservation
Upper Peninsula
Lower Peninsula
Straits of Mackinac
Conservation Department
U P Bread Prices To Increase One Cent A Leaf
The Upper Peninsula Bakers' association announced a June 12 price rise of one cent per leaf for bread. They cited higher costs for grain and other ingredients, noting many loaves sold at no profit and promising improved quality with the higher margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Peninsula
Upper Peninsula Bakers’ Association
Truettner Elected Assistant VP at National Bank of Detroit
Walter F. Truettner, formerly of Bessemer and former cashier at First National Bank of Bessemer, has been elected assistant vice president of the new National Bank of Detroit in Detroit.
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Stanley Track
Conservation Group
L. Apitz Sues Bessemer School Board
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Kson
Lobes
Carli
W. Erickson
Vukovich
B. Sullivan
I’n Belt
Cramer
Tron
N. Barsabe
I. Matrella
Hellman
Nordquist
Marella
LeRoux
M. Hammer
Fr. Maher
Charles
MR. Jones
eRies
Bucks
U. P
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