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Newspaper
The Wakefield News
Location
Wakefield, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1925
Page
8
Wakefield Michigan City Commission meets at City Hall with Mayor Gilbert and five commissioners. Bills approved for power, supplies, and services. state and local tax questions discussed. communications reviewed. bids for coal accepted. transfers of funds approved. rotary snow plow purchased. meeting adjourned.
John Maki visited the Republic this week while Frank B. Hook returned from a Duluth business trip. Y H Hanson was a business visitor at LAnse and Marquette range cities. Albert Broccone went to Cleveland Ohio for a new position. Miss Leis Walton of Chicago visits her mother for several weeks. Jack Rintamaki and Joseph Jobas visited friends at Crystal Park. For sale a team of mules and set of harness apply at Plymouth Mine Office. Mrs J L Scinto and Miss Violet ONeil left for Detroit to accompany her to Milwaukee. M J McGinty former Wakefield policeman was a business visitor from Avem. Mr and Mrs B R Hillis and Peter Earl Walton and Clarence Hillis, recently at Detroit, visit their homes for an unspecified period. Miss Elisabeth Abbola left for Ashland for nurse training at Ashland General Hospital. Nephew and Mrs Fease and daughter of Adams Wis visited the J J Rummel home this week. Mrs Mike Hook called to Superior as her daughter was seriously ill from a nervous breakdown. her condition is greatly improved. Arthur Mann is a patient at the Anup Arbor hospital.
A Wakefield caller reports that Mr and Mrs R F Hasbrook welcomed a daughter born August 28 in Mapleton Mina. Herman Hook, long employed on a logging railroad, fractured his right wrist and will miss weeks of work, his fifth such injury. A Kerkes apartment gathering honored Mrs Tpacehag e tubbey Enabweanet with a pink and white tea and gifts. Victor Niemi of Ramsay was fined 50 and had his license revoked for 90 days after drunken driving. G B Cannon and Fred Cayia were involved. Abe Mathews seeks a Michigan College of Mines board seat, endorsed by M M alumni. J M Bush of Cleveland Cliffs lands dept is endorsed to succeed Potter. The Angel Gabriel HRRSELF could not have changed the House of Commons, per Lady Astor.
Community theater schedule lists no Family Night event at Strand Community Theater on Thursday October 15. Patrons are advised to check with box office for any changes and upcoming performances.
A waiter asks a guest if he ragged, after ten minutes of silence. The guest responds that he was talking and thought the waiter believed him dead, clarifying the confusion in a terse exchange.
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