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The Wakefield News

Location

Wakefield, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1930

Page

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Headlight glare clears driver in fatality case

Roman Rydeski was exonerated of blame by a coroner's jury in Ironwood after a Tuesday accident on the old county road near Verona. Anton Gembolis, 48, a Wakefield Township resident, was killed when his path was struck by a car driven by Rydeski blinded by glaring headlights. The report notes a basal skull fracture and spinal injury as likely causes of death. Gembolis, Polish-born, left a wife and eight children. Funeral services were held at St. Mary's.

Roman Rydeski Anton Gembolis Ironwood Rydeski Wakefield Township Verona Old County Road Gembolis Wakefield Mike Gorski Grand View Hospital Sheriff’s Department Martha Helen Anton Michigan Tech Houghton St. Mary’s Church Mike Ryedski

Worst Michigan fire season ends after record year

Michigan closes its 1930 forest fire season, the worst in years, with 225000 acres burned and the largest blaze in Schoolcraft County at 25000 acres. More than 200 tower men and fire wardens have been reassigned to build firelines for next spring while reports on fires, totals, costs, and causes are compiled in Lansing. Public cooperation and reporting helped minimize losses despite the severe drought.

Michigan Lansing Omer L Demt Conserva Howard R. Sayre Schoolcraft Sayre

Election unfolds with five constitutional amendments on ballot

The general fall election will be held Tuesday in Gogebic county and the state. Voters show little enthusiasm for officer races though efforts are under way to register opinions on five proposed constitutional amendments. Levi B Rice challenges Denis O Leary for sheriff on the Democratic ticket. Wakefield uses voting machines with three set up and sample ballots posted. Polls open at 7:00 and close at 6:00 in Wakefield and Marenisco townships.

Gogebic Levi Rice Denis O’leary Iitle Wakefield Marenisco Ironwood Levin Rhce O’leary

Cheney announce birth of son Donovan E Roy

Mr and Mrs Howard Cheney announce the birth of a son named Donovan E Roy born Thursday morning at Wakefield General Hospital.

Howard Cheney Donovan E.roy Thursda Wakefield General Hospital

Mr and Mrs Ray Lowney Guests in Brule Wisconsin

Mr and Mrs Ray Lowney of Brule Wisconsin are the guests of Mr and Mrs George Karling.

Ray Lowney Brule, Wis George Karling

Personal notices from a North country township

Mrs. Ivan Buck Miss Viola Hanson and J. H. Kent and Thomas Ashland returned Sunday night from Battle Creek where they attended the annual convention of the IOOF and Order of Rebekah lodges. On the way home a car went into the ditch near Waters meet injuring Miss Hanson who required medical care. Other items note Hallowe'en gatherings at Sunday Lake Gun clubhouse and various visits and events including galas, funerals, and church activities.

Ivan Buck Viola Hanson J. H. Kent Thomas Ashland Battle Creek Order of Rebekah Lodges Watersmeet Miss Hanson Lily Heitikke Alme Rana Mary Napel Angeline Ferrando Sunday Lake Gun Hallowe’en Rose Sokal Oshkosh Wis Menominee Lishka Bertha Hill Louis Sacks Ben Desonia R. G. Weihe Wakefield High School Earl Griewski Wakefield Milwaukee David Trezise R. I. C. Prout Lansing Grand Rapids State Federation of Women’s Clubs James O. Johns Roy Johns Ishpeming John Drew Drew J. Johns John Lin Fossi Ironwood Ruth Ankuri Stambaugh Isaac Saari Detroit Chas. Lippola Ann Arbor Sulo Carr Margaret Lepisto Carr Flora Lepisto St. Mary’s Church John Krieski Chicago Sally Seppa Monica Walter Young Ladies Sodality Fred Brandt Kent Shawano Vienna Lippola New York City

Marenisco News Advises No Vote on Amendment

The Marenisco area reports a 12 to 6 prep gridiron win for the high school over Bessemer. Community events include a Royal Neighbors masque dance, a school play, and PTA Halloween party. A key letter by John F. Van Brocklin warns Michigan voters to reject a reapportionment amendment that would boost Wayne County representation at the expense of other counties.

Marenisco Bessemer Mil Town Arenisco Batista Couterio F. B Herman Beauchamp L. H En Pennock R. H George Bittner QO. B Clifford Diotte Norman Olson L. T Leo Arnstead L. G James Papin Okie Whitley R.G John , T Jack McNicholas Knanck Neman John Serbin Michigan Ayne County John F. van Brocklin Marquette County van Brocklin Wayne County Wayne Detroit United States House Senate Election Board

Michigan Republicans nominate seasoned leaders for ticket

The Michigan slate presented by the Republican party showcases Wilber M. Brucker as a standout leader. The roster includes experienced, unblemished public servants backing Brucker with strong records and clear knowledge of Michigan’s needs and wishes.

Fur Michigan Wilber M. Brucker

Plans For Older Boys Conference In Iron Mountain

Arrangements for the seventeenth annual upper 7 older boys conference to be held in Iron Mountain November 14 to 16 are advancing. The conference quota is set at 550 and aims include standards social relations and vocational and educational counseling. Prominent speakers include Dr Thomas W Graham dean of Oberlin Theological Seminary and R T Craigo of the Dunwoodie Institute with 15 years in vocational counseling. Michigan Y M C A leaders and professors from Lawrence College and Michigan Tech will participate. Banquet speaker and song leader to be announced later.

Iron Mountain Ironwood Thomas W. Graham Oberlin Theological Seminary Oberlin Graham Anmermene Ie Tate R. T. Crai Dunwoodie Institute Minneapolis Craigo Fred B. Freeman Ray Johns E. A. Byrum Michigan State Y. M. C. A Norman Knutsen Lawrence College Appleton J. T. Nachazel Michigan

Nationalism's Rise Amid Broad Global Competition

Fragmentary text discusses nationalism and strategic aims amid wide international competition. It references efforts to gain control and sketch the developing ideological landscape. The passage is unclear and incomplete, but centers on national consolidation and external pressure shaping policy.

County Auction Sells Two Monarch Tractors

Bedel Motor Sales won the county sale this week bidding on two model 75 Monarch tractors. The firm proposed to sell the two machines for 12,220 and offered a deduction of 1,300 for two ten ton Holts tractors. Three bidders competed in the sale.

Bedel Motor Sales Company

Miss Myrtle Hager Visits Relatives in Iron Mountain

Miss Myrtle Hager spent the weekend visiting relatives in Iron Mountain and returned with news of family updates and local chatter.

Myrtle Hager Iron Mountain

Obituary: Kon tanty Liebertoski Dies After Illness

Kon tanty Liebertoski died at Grand View Hospital after an illness of more than a year with complications. He had lived in southern Michigan before returning to the area months ago, where he remained under medical care. He is survived by Mrs. Mike Li and two children, with further family in this city.

Kontanty Liebertoski Grand View Hospital Michigan Mike Li Ciey

Logging Boom Remains Quiet in Lumber Market

The logging business shows little improvement with lumber demand sluggish and prospects for a turn in the market uncertain. Brandt Brothers report few hardwoods until next year, while paper mills eye pulp wood at low prices. Contracts for several million feet of logs are year long near Sidnaw and Wellington, but actual work this season is doubtful. Mining timber demand remains weak with mines buying logs mainly to keep workers employed.

Brandt Brendt Brothers Asin Fox River Haroyn Tuenmnen Sidnaw Underwood One Wellington

Insurance withdrawals hit Gorebic and Ontonagon districts

An insurance firm cancelled all policies at midnight October 31 citing excessive losses in the territory. The company reports premiums of a thousand dollars yielded over five thousand dollars in claims in the past year in Gorebic and parts of Ontonagon counties. Southern Surety followed by pulling out in the same area as Travelers had previously withdrawn all auto policies here.

Rn Insurance Company Gorebic County Ontonagon County Southen Surety Travelers Insurance Company

Senator Richardson Unopposed in District Race

Senator C W Richardson of Marquette runs unopposed for senate and urges district voters to vote no on the present amendment text presented to voters. He has served one term in the senate and several terms in the house.

C. W. Richardson Marquette Lay House of Representatives

Big Dairy Meet Arrives Across Gogebic County

Michigan State College plans a multi town dairy tour in Gogebic county next week with demonstrations at Erwin Central School Roosevelt school Ironwood Wakefield town hall Harding school. Experts Horwood Bell discuss dairy housing ventilation stalls and cow health as local producers expect strong interest and potential premium prices. The Hurley Midgets face Wakefield Cardinals in a local football game this afternoon.

Michigan State College Gogebic County Peninsula Erwin Central School R. E. Horwood Upper Peninsula A. J. Bell Roosevelt Ironwood Township Chicago C. E. Gunderson Hurley Wakefield Cardinals

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Marenisco News America Vivian Virginia Priscilla Peters Virginia McNicholas Walter Sneck Winevar Sneck Marenisco High School Roosevelt Auditorium Little Red Nickels Maren’s Co P.T. A Hallowe'en C. A. Pratt Racker Auditor General Oramel B. Fuller Paul W. Voorhees Lurel D. Dickenson Secretary of Frank D. Fitzgerald Howard C Lawrence Supreme Court Henry M. Butzel Fimal Grand View
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