School Lad Dies in Six Accidents in Gogebic County
Walter Nyman of Bessemer was cleared of responsibility for the death of Nicholas Liubakka 10 of Wakefield struck by a car he drove. Two more Gogebic county auto fatalities this week raise six since January first. Liubakka died at Wakefield hospital after being struck near Sunday Lake engine house en route to Central School.
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Walter Nyman
Bessemer
Nicholas Liiubakka
Nyman
Gogebic
George Bonnie
Marenisco
Abraham Liiubakka
Wakefield Hospital
Nicholas
Sunday Lake Engine House
Andrew
Waine
Mary
Emil
Elizabeth Havikko
Wakefield Oo
Hugo Lehto
Tula
Ginger to Take Census and Start Work Monday
John Gilbert known as Ginger, a youthful truant officer, will begin the school census next week. The census determines apportionment of state primary funds for districts. He advocates a uniform for school officials, joking about a brass buttoned suit with his auburn hair.
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John Gilbert
Gilbert
Ben Tregonning
Wakefield
1600 Miles in 50 Hours by Car
Mr and Mrs ard Thompson of Moss Point Mississippi drove non stop to Wakefield to attend their brother in law's burial arriving 50 hours after leaving Moss Point. They averaged 32 miles per hour with a Chevy coupe and spent over three hours in Chicago delays. They alternated driving and eating while a lunch was kept for the trip. Burial ceremonies were delayed to allow viewing of the body.
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Ard Thompson
Moss Point
Miss
Wakefield
Mr. Thompson
Chicago
Verona Woman Dies of Flu
Mrs. Dominec Bravatto died Wednesday evening after a brief illness with influenza. Stricken only Saturday, her condition grew serious shortly before death. She leaves a husband and six children including John, Louis, Joe, Mario, and Mary. She was 40 and had lived in Wakefield 22 years. Funeral services were held this morning from St. Mary’s Church.
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Verona
Dominec Bravatto
John
France
Louis
Joe
Mario
Mary
Bravatto
Wakefield
St. Mary’s Church
Rock blast injures city light and power chief
Oscar W. Mackie superintendent of the light and power department was seriously injured by a rock fragment 600 feet from a blast. The accident occurred near Aschermann and Harrison streets at about 9 30 AM. He received medical care at Grand View hospital with X rays showing possible skull fracture and facial injuries. Thomas Desonia public works superintendent stood nearby as rocks rained down and cars narrowly escaped.
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Oscar W. Mackie
Light and Power Department
Thomas Ashland
Mackee
Grand View Hospital
R. I. C. Prout
Mackie
Aschermann and
Harrison Streets
Teachers’ Club
Thomas Desonia
Public Works
Schilka
Bedell Motor Company
City Electric Wins Plumbing Contract at Grand View Hospital
Wakefield firm City Electric & Plumbing won the plumbing work contract for the Grand View Hospital nurse home. Among eight bids, City Electric offered the lowest price of the plumbing work. General contracting bids ranged from 26,500 to 30,180 dollars with Rosemurgy submitting the low general bid.
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City Electric & Plumbing Company
Wakefield
Grand View Hospital
Bentzen Coe Compa
Iron Wood
Alex Rosemurgy
Genera
Paul Sauter
A. F. Sackett
Rosemurgy
P. J. Nickel
Sailor Bob Opens Navigation On Sunday Lake Swim
Veteran Norwegian sailor Robert Jergensen known as Sailor Bob formally opened navigation by completing a round trip from Sunday Lake street dock to Eddy Park and back in 40 minutes. At 64 he to begin a busy lake season, a longtime local tradition.
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Bob
Robert Jergensen
Sunday Lake Street
Eddy Park
Jernsen
Public safety versus private rights in Lake Street blasting
An editorial decries a prolonged blasting operation on Lake Street endangering pedestrians and vehicles. It accuses owner Thomas Ashlund of ignoring public safety rules and calls for municipal action despite political and social pressures.
Hit and Run Driver Arrested After Man Found Dead
John Polovich of Marenisco was arrested on a charge of killing a man with his car and leaving the scene. The victim, identified as George Bonnie, was found in a roadside ditch. Polovich allegedly confessed after his car, with damage, was found. authorities say he was drunk at the time. Mothers Day service at Finnish Lutheran Church Sunday will feature a girls program in Finnish at 7:30 p.m., with several readings, songs, and a sermon by Rev. N Korhonen.
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John Polovich
Marenisco
Polovich
Hornibrook
George Sparapani
Cay
George Bonnie
Republic
Lillian Luoma
V. Hill
Ida Korhonen
Sanna Kujala
Elizabeth Ahola
Syma
Jaaateeeee
Oneunday School
Am ‘Ahola
Gladys Yikkola
Bertha Maki
Irma Ahola
Mildred Lepisto
Alma Ranta
Rev. N. Korhonen
Finnish Lutheran Church Dinner Supports Debt Reduction
The Finnish Lutheran congregation will host a noon dinner in the church basement to raise funds for reducing the debt on church property. The public is invited to attend and plan to join the event on Decoration Day.
Reckless Driving Fined in Wakefield District Court
John Tanka pled guilty to reckless driving and was fined 32.25 in Justice Bracket's court Saturday evening. The complainant said Tanka raced another car on the Wakefield Iron Company hill.
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John Tanka
Justice
Death Claims Two Wakefield Workers and Arson Case
After a long illness John Ferdin Thompson an employee of Wakefield Iron Company died at Grand Giew hospital. He was born in Ironwood and survived by a widow three sons and several siblings. A preliminary hearing was held for Samuel H Shankey and his son James on arson charges involving a Bergland store and township hall, with bail set at 5000 and 10000 respectively as they await circuit court trial.
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John Thompson
Samuel Shankey and Son
Berg
Hospital
Town Hall
John Ferdinand Thompson
Wakefield Iron Company
Grand Iew
Ironwood
Lempi Joan Riipinen
Arthur
Lyle
Norman
Charles Kleimola
Albert Hanson
Victor Hanson
Fred
Plymouth
William
Pasadena
California
Edward
Moss Point
Mississippi
N. Korhonen
Oscar Montan
F. C. Ohman
Korhonen
Ben Erickson
Jacob Torkko
John Turula
Alex Puumala
Oscar Kumpula
Paul Thompson
Ed Thompson
Matt Kangas
Topaz
Mich
Matt Thompson
North York
Wis
Anna Johnson
Marengo
Carl Kleimola
Amasa
August Silvola
van Buskirk
Simon Silvola
Herman Marander
Lee Kleimola
Bessemer Township
Justice Spelman
Ontonagon
Samuel H. Shankey
James Shankey
Bergland
John B. Bennett
Thomas Jeffery
Justice Court
St. Paul
Shankey
Messrs
van Slycka Bay
J. M. Donnely
Shankeys
P. B. Bennett
Justice Spellman
Wakefield Township Census Shows Near Doubling Population
Preliminary census data released by F. E. McKindles shows Wakefield township rising from 533 residents in 1920 to 1009 this year. Sixty farms are listed. no returns yet for Wakefield, and two enumerators worked there, unfamiliar with local conditions.
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Wakefield Township
F. E. McKindles
Hancock
Wakefield
Inland executive Clarence Randall elected vice president
Clarence B. Randall, formerly assistant vice president at Inland Steel in Chicago, was elected vice president this week. He will still oversee raw materials as Inland Steel plans a new shaft sinking on the Greenwood property near Ishpeming after his rise from Ishpeming and Harvard Law School to a Chicago executive role.
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Clarence B. Randall
Inland Steel Company
Chicago
The
Inland
Lake Superior
Greenwood
Ishpeming
Randall
Harvard Law School
W. P. Belden
Cleveland
France
Berg, Clancy & Randall
Inland Company
Ndall
Lake
St Marys Parish Plans Mother’s Day Communion
St Marys Church to honor mothers with Holy Communion at both Sunday services. Pastor urged sacred Christian parenthood and family unity, inviting the congregation to an outpouring at the Holy Table. The day also marks the Men’s Holy Name Society general Communion Sunday.
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St. Mary’s Parish
Men’s Holy Name Society
Fishing licenses set sales records in Ironwood season
More than 200 testing licenses have been sold to date by the Myers company in this city. The demand for the licenses is greater than in any other year. Last week they could have sold a hundred more if on hand. Ironwood reports a sale in excess of 750 for the season.
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Myers Company
Henry Myers
Ironwood
Hearings on Gogebic Mine Valuations Next Week
Annual public hearings on the valuations of Gogebic county mining properties will be held next Thursday afternoon at the Community Building in Ironwood. The meeting starts at 2 00 o clock with tentative assessment figures announced then. It is expected the total valuation will be reduced about 10 percent. The public is invited to attend.
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Gogebie County
Ironwood
Community cooking school showcases electric kitchen aids
About 90 people attended Lake Superior District Power Company’s cooking school for members and friends of the Wice Plymouth and Central School Parent Teachers associations. Mrs. Adelaide Fellows demonstrated practical uses of electric appliances while lunch was served and prizes awarded for cooking favors.
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Lake Superior District Power Company
Wice- Plymouth and
Central Schools
Adelaide Fellows
John Tutu
Einer Wahlberg
Carmel Cassette
Arthur Haapoja
Court Opens Monday for May Term of Circuit Court
More than a hundred criminal civil and chancery matters are on the calendar for trial at the May term of circuit court which opens Monday. The term length depends on calendar arrangements and will take all court hours Monday. Jurors are ordered to appear for duty.
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Circuit Court
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Ginger
CKIE
City Electric
Light and Power
Hancock Street
Thomas Ashlund
Stier
Berd
U. Reis
Electio
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