Wakefield City Council held June 4 1956 regular meeting
Regular Wakefield City Council meeting dates June 4 1956 at 7 30 p m in the council chambers with all five councilmen present. Bills totalings approved and paid. multiple reports and hearings on water sewer and public works. donations to American Legion and Wakefield Ball Club. budget approved. bids called for patcher and tamper. land lease and theatre bid actions reviewed. public notices for probate estates and name changes noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake
Bugni
Lusa
Maki
Kent
International City Manager’s Association
Alberta
Canada
Demeter Stoyanoff
Wakefield Boat Club
Smith Street
3Rd Avenue
Mr. Stoyanoff
State OF Michigan
Gogebic
Bessemer
Robert R. Wrigh
Darlene Schimke
Judy Schimke
John Schimke
Geraldine Order Schimke
Robert
Schimke
James
Publica Schimke
Ken Tionneth Schimke
Doreen Seymour
Seymour
Wakefield News
Robert R. Wright
Probat
Peterson Transferred Within Forest Service to Kisatchie
Donald W. Peterson, long time Assistant Ranger at Bergland District Ottawa National Forest, will transfer June 4 to Kisatchie Forest in Louisiana. He began with the Forest Service after Minnesota forestry degree in 1951 and Navy service. Frank J. Kopecky will replace him at Bergland, transferring from Wayne National Forest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald W. Peterson
Louisiana
Foestry Department
W. J. Dayharsh
Ottawa National Forest
Peterson
Bergland
Ottawa
Kisatchie Forest
The
Forest Service
University of Minnesota
St. John’s University
Colleyville
Minnesota
Navy
Ely
Park Falls
Wisconsin
Frank J. Kopecky
Wayne National Forest
Ohio
Roberts Transferred to Minnesota Forest Post
J E Buck Roberts moves from Ironwood where he led land and wildlife work on the Ottawa to a staff role at Chippewa National Forest in Cass Lake Minnesota by June 17. He is a Michigan native and alumni of Michigan State University. His wife Gwen and sons will follow. Luther Burkett replaces him from Nicolet National Forest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth Works of Steel and Wire Division
Don C. Kraus
Duluth Works
American Steel and Wire Division
H. C. Ness
Mr. Kraus
U. S. Steel
Norwalk
Ohio
Cleveland
Fenn College
American Steel and Wire
Cuyahoga Works
Kraus
Clifford
Richard
Duluth
Thomas
Ohio Wesleyn University
Willoughby
Lakeshore Blvd
Willoughby Board of Education
Eastlake
National Association of Cost Accountants
Lake Superior
Minnesota Waterways
J. E. “Buck” Roberts
Minnesota
T. E. (Buck) Roberts
Chippewa National Forest
W. J. Dayharsh
Ottawa National Forest
Mr. Roberts
Ironwood
Ottawa
Michigan
Negaunee
Michigan State University
Forest Service
Huron National Forest
Lower Michigan
Marquette
Upper Michigan
Kenton
Chippewa Forest
Moorehead
Roberts
Cass Lake
Gwen
Tom Russell
William
Luther Burkett
Nicolet National Forest
Wisconsin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lake Superior District Power Company
Current Purchase
Daughters of Isabella
Sherbeck
Secretary of State
Gogebic County
Wakefield Township
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Alois J. Kerkes
Councilman Lake
Fire Department
Elmer Weidman
Bomaster
Bark River Culvert and Equipment Company
Verona
Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company
City of Wakefield
M-28
Tillner
Bugin
Keweenaw Land Association, Limited
City of
Wakefield
Wakefield Iron
Dominic Valesano
American Legion
Legion
Eino Nirva
Wakefield Ball Club
Joseph Patyk
Alcherman Street
John Zigorski
Brebnar Manufacturing Company
Peter Napel
Walter Nunnmaker
Chamber of Commerce
Ironwood Daily Globe
Madison Heights
Council
Stoyanoff
Eddy Park
Civil Service Commission
Martha Juoppers
Carl Helm
Arthur Peterson
Ruth Peterson
Joseph C. Bria
R. FE. Larson
B. E. Larson
Mary Anderson
Said
Henry Eplett
Henry Eplett, Jr
Register of Probate
L. J. MecMawman
O Bessemer
Armas T. Willing
Armas Toivo Willing
Amas Willing
Clifford A. Thethewey
Robert R
Clifford A. Tithewey
Suffolk S. Ironwood
Calvary Baptist Church
Corner Lahti & Peters
Paul King
Tel
Bible School
Township OF
County of Gogebic
Board of Education
Eli Mustapaa
Carl W. Pikka
Charles Walesano
Theodore R. Wasielewski
Lempi M. Saari
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