Gogebic County Prosecutor Pellow seeks reelection
Gogebic County Prosecuting Attorney William Pellow announced his candidacy for reelection. He described the office as constitutional with broad duties and discretion, serving as chief law enforcement officer and legal advisor to county offices. He noted his service across state and local courts and his veteran and civic affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Pellow
Gogebic County
Pellow
Supreme Court of
State of
Michigan
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
Divine Infant Hospital News Admission and Discharge
Admission and discharge listings from Divine Infant Hospital for June detail patients by date, with names, origins, and treatment types. Notable entries include Wakefield and Bessemer patients, medical and surgical cases, newborns, injuries, and multiple family notes.
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Divine Infant Hospital
WSCS General Meeting In Church Parlors
The WSCS of the Methodist Church will hold its general meeting on Wednesday June 20 at 2 30 p m in the church parlors. New officers will lead the session, first of the current year. Mrs James Davey and Mrs John Haglund will run the program. hostesses are Mrs E J Goed ney and Mrs Arnold E Swanson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Methodist Church
Carent
James Davey
John Haglund
E. J. Goodney
Arnold E. Swanson
TV Improvement Assn Files Friday Meeting on Subscriptions
Local solicitors for the Wakefield TV Improvement Association report only 250 subscribers remain to reach a 400 goal. A meeting is set for Friday June 15 to present a project report and urge further contributions. Contact district solicitors or drop donations at First National Bank Range Cab or the Wakefield News to ensure your name appears on the contributor list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TV Improvement Ass‘n
Bessemer
Wakefield TV Improvement Association
Wakefield
First National Bank
Range Cab
Wakefield News
Don Borgaro
Isabelle Graikoski
Frank Stempihar
Carl Kleimola
Charles Daniel
Anthony Trolla
E. L. Dalbec
Peter Bruno
William Kuivinen
James Cudahy
Harold Halberg
Joe Negri
Axel Jacobson
Venner Johnson
Alfred Laxstrom
John Veda
Gilbert Kin
Names and items from a crowded late manuscript list and safety tips
A lengthy OCR fragment lists numerous personal names, including Brown Jim Davey Robert Lawrie Mrs M Wright and many others, interspersed with stray place and organization fragments such as Rydeski Building Balkan Inn and Club 287. It ends with safety guidance on bicycles and boating, urging visibility at night, checking chains, and pedestrian rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest von Sampson
Tuomela Garage
Peter Petranek
Ernst Trettin
Isabelle Anderson
Stanley Wasselew- Mauritz Bye
George Miheve
MacDonald
Andrew Luoma
Tony Zelinski
Zeno Zielinski
Ellsworth Halberg
Donovan Laessig
Evert Kivi
Donald Perettti
Anja Lehtinen
Ted Langa
Eugene Vittune
Alfie Windberg
J. R. Franck
John Negri
Andrew Yatchak
Arthur Doucette
Victor Nurmi
Anton Cassietto
James Cassietto
Renaldo Negri
Esther Hyppa
Paul Jasbers
R. Cloon
Phyllis Kuiawa
Sylvia Oja
Lorriane Johnson
Arne Peltonen
Tauno R. Koski
Joseph Radowski
William Novak
William Harvey
Rydeski Building
Wilbert Junttila
Joan Maki
Nels E. Seppa
John P. Delmet
Ziggy Urbanski
Robert Anderson
Arnold
Trooper Basola Promotes Bicycle Safety at Schools
Trooper Basola of the Michigan State Police spoke to MacDonald and Central School pupils on bicycle safety on Thursday morning June 7. He outlined rules: ride on the right, signal turns with the left hand, stay near the road center when turning, ride single file or no more than two abreast, and cautioned against riding two abreast beyond safe space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert
Escanaba
Kleimola
Miss Simpson
Wakefield
Basola
Michigan State Police
MacDonald and Central School
Unemployed Registered at City Hall Report
City records show sixty one unemployed residents registered at city hall. Of these bread winners forty four own homes and forty three are over forty five years old. Eight receive small pensions and fifty three have dependents. The group has been unemployed about twelve months with an average age of forty seven point eight years and average town residence of forty point six years. Average dependents two point eighty two. Property owned totals eighty nine thousand one hundred twenty five dollars with an average property value around two thousand seventy five dollars and average yearly city tax sixty four dollars. Twenty nine unemployed have not registered.
Welfare role lists workers seeking jobs in community
Names appear on the welfare role with remarks that some may be unregistered due to temporary employment. The registration aims to identify available labor quickly when jobs arise and to know the types of persons ready for work.
Tank Surface Event Near Sunday Lake Engine House
Residents reported a natural phenomenon last week near the Sunday Lake engine house on the road to Castile. A 10,000 gallon crude oil tank used during mining rose from beneath the ground, leaving a large pit exposed. The tank, empty of oil, had filled with air as rains eroded soil, creating a hazard for children at play. The site was fenced to prevent accidents.
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Sunday Lake
Castile
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Peter Delmet
Louis Mezzano
Kenneth Bertetto
Michael Louis Bertetto
Geroux
School Board
Michael Modjewski
Surgical
Janice Warren
Axel Nord
Susan Pedrin
John Korpela
Wakefield Medical
Marianne Arnestad
Marenisco
Tracey Niemi
Peggy Duray
Theodore Prosser
Cesar Danielson
Elmer Monk
Besse
James Antonino
Ironwood
Medical
Ceasar Balistreri
Milwaukee
Ann Stolz
Cudahy
Ronald Tourville
Richard Annonson
William King
Kewaunee
Frank Francisco
Wilbur Youngquist
James Spencer
John Niemela
Rudolph Rivisto
Russell Black
Catherine Rajk
Ralph Evans
Ramsay
Emil Nevala
Jackie Johnson
Bergland
Kathleen Haapala
Bruce Crossing
Douglas Heikkinen
Roman Pawlusek
Anvil
Peggy Durav
Gerald Mattson
Pelkie
Northland Oil
Hawley Lumber Co
IEH Builders
Ontonagon
The
Board of Education
Violet Rintamaki
Wakefield Township
the School Board
Wakefield, Michigan
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