Wakefield Township Board Proceedings May 21 1934
Wakefield Township held a regular meeting at Thomaston Town Hall with Supervisor Salmela, Clerk Kronberg, Justices Moran and Hongisto present. Bills were approved for payment including snow fence labor, auto supplies, and current for town hall. Licenses to sell beer were granted to two applicants, and the board authorized consultation with the Wakefield Board of Education on painting the Thomaston Town Hall. The meeting adjourned.
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Wakefield Township
Thomaston
Richard H. Salmela
George A. Kronberg
Louis A. Moran
Nick Hongisto
Auwer Weetivom
John Sampson
Snow Fence
Henry Haanela
Labor
Cleon Motor Co
Wm. Johnson
Isaac Carr
Cacegens Moses Koski
Aera
TG Ood Rr
Oon Nna Endasapsinaiethicann
Gust Lehto
Aleeabin
H. A. Hanson
Election Board
Ae Raudeekeenibe News Record Printing Co
A. Ringsmuth
Sore Richard H. Salmela
Herman Koski
Hjalmer Mattson
Mike Nurmikko
Labor Peoples Garage
Lake Superior District Power Co
Matt Marusich
Bert Morrison
Kronberg
Hongisto
Wakefield
Gogebic
State of Michigan
Township of
Michigan
Moran
Wakefield Board of Education
Richard F. Salmela
Wakefield Township Board OKs short term tax anticipation loan
A special Wakefield Township meeting, led by Supervisor Richard F. Salmela, authorized borrowing up to 3150 dollars in anticipation of the 1934 tax levy. The resolution cites Act No. 26 of 1931 and sets a six percent maximum interest, repayment by March 1, 1935, as a general obligation of the township.
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Loan Board
Wakefield
Public Acts of
Michigan
Gogebic County
State of Michigan
Township of
Montreal Routs Pirates To Face Ironwood Tomorrow
The Pirates came within an ace of their first Inter state league win on home ground last Sunday but lost 11 to 9 to Montreal in the ninth. Gorski pitched nine innings for the Pirates allowing ten hits. Montreal benefited from two costly Pirate errors. Sleepy Yatchak filled in behind the plate in the fourth but showed still limited polish. The Pirates’ hitting was solid, and if continued could yield better results next game.
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Pirates
Montreal
Gorski
Pikka
Yatchak
Wakefield
H Saari
D. Sjoblom
Connors
Beber
T. Sjoblom
Es Kujula
T. Yatchak
V. Yatchak
S. Moreschini
Darin
Max
Valery
Hornich
Barto
Pasqalucci
A. Moreschini
Twilight League Opens with High Scoring Tilt
The Twilight League season opened with Pike Pirates beating Castile Tigers 17 to 15 in a ragged game. The senior division opener between Rotary Club and Firemen was played amid rain and wind, though team rosters were incomplete, casting doubt on whether it will count as a game. Four teams—Firemen, St. Marys, Rotary and Engineers—kay set to compete this summer.
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Pike Pirates
Castile Tigers
Rotary Club
Firemen
St. Marys
Rotary
Engineers
Pirates anticipated Sunday win with Gorski on mound
Gorski will likely start Sunday against Mellen with Tubby Yatchak in reserve. Other pitchers available include Salmi and Lane, the lone lefty on the staff, who will be showcased before the season progresses.
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Mellen
Gorski
Pirates
Tubby” Yatchak
Salmi
Lane
Junior League Season Opens With Big South Side Win
The Junior league season opened with South Side defeating West Side 19 to 6 last Saturday. On Tuesday Pike Juniors lost 11 to 6 to Castle Juniors. Pike led early, Hilltoppers rallied in the fifth, and Willa pitched for Hilltoppers while Salo pitched well for Pike. Notable players include Jarvinen Wahlberg Salo and Willa. The league runs until the annual tournament during the Firemen's week in August, with W. R. Wood selecting an all-star team for city representation and at least 12 teams expected.
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Pike
Castile
Hilltoppers
Willa
W. R. Wood
Names Proposed for Local Youth League Divisions
The senior division teams include Castile and St Marys among others with games on Monday and Wednesday while the junior division fields six teams and plays Tuesday through Friday. A reader suggests naming the senior group the National and the junior group the American and asks fans to send submissions to W R Wood who will oversee league affairs this summer.
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Castile, Pike
St. Marys
Yankees
Thomaston
Plymouth-Verona
W. R. Wood
Tri County and Inter County League Scores
In Tri County play Niagara beat Iron Mountain 7 to 1 and Kingsford defeated Iron River 5 to 4. Crystal Falls won 6 to 2 over Norway. In Inter County Gwinn defeated Marquette Browns 5 to 3. North Lake beat Marquette Sham rocks 5 to 3. Republic routed Chatham 18 to 9.
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Niagara
Iron Mountain
Kingsford
Iron River
Crystal Falls
Norway
Gwinn
Marquette Browns
North Lake
Marquette Shamrocks
Republic
Chatham
Peninsula Stars to Los Angeles Meet
Two upper peninsula boys enter the International field and track meet in Los Angeles next month. Morgan Hammer will run the two mile for Michigan State, while Roger Keast from Crystal Falls runs the 440 yard dash for the same team.
Michigan tourism chief urges permanent resort image
Lansing officials stress civil treatment of visitors to grow the tourist and resort business. H A Montgomery says the state should become a permanent vacation destination, with satisfied guests the best advertisement and profiteering avoided. 1934 season opens. courtesy and hospitality urged for repeat visits. Also note Marco Polo travels feature in The American Weekly in Sunday Chicago Herald and Examiner.
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Michigan
Michigan Tourist and Resort Commission
Lansing
H. A. Montgomery
Commission
Marco Polo
American Weekly
Chicago Herald and Examiner
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Singer Electric
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