Henderson Trio to headline final Lyceum night at new theatre
The Henderson Trio leads the last Lyceum program of the season at the Memorial Community Building Theatre next Wednesday evening. The act blends ensemble singing sketches readings and impersonations, with Scotch dialect songs and Harry Lauder impressions, boasting a Boston reputation and Canadian circuit praise. The group promises fresh, energetic entertainment for a wholesome, high quality show.
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New
Henderson
Memorial
Lyceum
Community Theatre
Harry Lauder
Boston
Canada
Boyve
Woman's Club To Elect Officers Next Wednesday
The Wakefield Woman's club will hold its annual officer election next Wednesday afternoon at the Community building. Several candidates seek the presidency as Mrs. R. J. C. Prout will not run again. All members are urged to attend. The banquet follows that evening at 6:30 at the same venue. Postcards are out for attendance replies. Mr and Mrs Walter Anderson and son Leslie of Kenton are staying at the Bullen home this week.
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Wakefield Woman's Club
R. J. C. Prout
Walter Anderson
Leslie
Kenton
Bullen
Relief bill expands veterans aid with new medical and burial provisions
Washington orders implement amended Sweet Bill expanding relief for Wakefield and Gogebic veterans. It covers examinations for neuri psychiatric or active tuberculosis disease within three years of discharge and increases burial aid and transportation costs for those dying without assets. It also extends hospital facilities to Spanish American War and Philippine Insurrection veterans with certain illnesses under Veterans Bureau provisions.
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Wakefield
Gogebic County
Washington
Marquette
Veterans’ Bureau
Insurance Act
United States Veterans Bureau
Eurgien
United States Veterans’ Bureau
United States
Baxce
United States Veterans
Union Church Sunday Services and Special Music
Union Church schedules Sunday School at 10:00, morning worship at 11:00, and evening worship at 7:30 with special music by the choir for each service. Pastor I. McDonald signs the notice.
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I. ©. McDonald
Wakefield opens new community center with large crowds
The Wakefield Memorial Community building and ex-service men memorial opened to the public attracting crowds over 12 000 on Thursday and Friday. Attendees from Ironwood Hurley Bessemer Ramsay and Wakefield praised the project. The program featured speaker remarks by Mayor A Rummel and ex-senator Knute Nelson, a strong home talent production The Glorious Girl directed by Fr Steven Wilkinson, plus a banquet and late-night dancing with a successful first home talent show on the range.
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Wakefield Memorial
Ironwood Hurley Bessemer
Ramsay
Wakefield
Elee
M. J. Bowman
Valparaiso Calver City
A. Rummel
City Commission
Steteceid Laivedien
Ald
Coomunety Center
Rowman
Tle
FP BE. Hook
Valparaiso
Plomas
W. S. Whiteshield
Chatham
Upper Peninsula
Triberin
Knute Nelson
Minnesota
Albert Swedberg
Bessemer
Swedberg
Steven Wilkinson
Lula Blair
A. Lorimer Stannard
Horatio
Don Carlin
Don
Paul Bloomquist
Molly
Bowery
George Hornibrook
Harlan Johnson
Joseph Flanagan
Wilkinson
Senate Passes Highway Construction Program
The Evans bill to relieve counties of trunk line highway costs passes the House 79 to 8 and heads to the Senate. It would have the state pay 90 percent of trunk line maintenance inside and outside cities. The measure ties to other highway bills, including gasoline tax revenue and county distributions, with the governor expected to act this week.
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Evans
House
Senate
Department of Conservation
Two Seek Chairmanship of Board of Supervisors
The county board race shapes as a hot contest with new members to be seated. Mayor A L Rummel plans no reelection but may be nominated. C W Holt seeks leadership with prior support. Veterans, changes in Ironwood, Bessemer, and Wakefield set the stage for a tense, reorganized board.
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County Board of Supervisors
Membrs
A. L. Rummel
Rummel
C. W. Holt
Tronwood
Wakefield Township
William Fritz
John Maki
W. J. Weston
Wakefield
Auguste W. T. Horn
Brook
Ironwood
Charles Pantera
Hre
Fox
John Finnegan
Richard Lutey
W. Holt
Albert Engberg
John A. Miaden Mott Pollari
Bec
Frank Abelian
Joseph Mi
Lti
Lenard Kalasavicz
Steve Pot Aid Herman Berg
Wakefield A. TL. Rummel
W. Hart
W. T. Novthcook
EL Hook
Tronwood Township
Emil Aili Erwin
William Kh. Helen
Township financial status shows big improvement
Eight thousand dollars was paid on the bonded indebtedness of Wakefield Township during the past year, reducing the total. The annual report shows bonded debt at $131,000 last year, with a balance of $4,089,383 in the treasury at April 1922. William Fritz won the supervisor race by a two to one margin. other officials and results listed with party concerns and polling details.
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Wakefield Township
Arthur Cavender
William Fritz
John Mak
George Limpert
Jack's’ Spur
Limpert
Jack's Spur
B.C. Hayes
Ed Massie
J. A. O'Neill
William Friz
John Maki
Ne'’s
W Jacheen
Arthur Nikula
Victor Londo
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Don Geary
Kerkes
Drn Geary
Milwaukee
Board OF Supervisors
A. .L. Rummel
Albert Reissel
Marenisco
W. P. Toomey
Watersweet
T. A. Kelly
Carlson
William Papin
American Legion
Fritz
Noah F. Laberdie
Nestor Nelson
Emil Nelson
Charles Johnson
Louis Scott
Victor Laine
Jacob Harju
Eufar G. Hamlin
Baall Limpert
P. Swatiski
W. Jorgenson
Nels Kuijinen
Joh Auester
Saint Ste. Marie
AL Fpl Olsen
Mr. Atester
Olson
Durham
Hardware & Wakefield
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