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Newspaper
Wakefield Advocate
Location
Wakefield, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1922
Page
2
Upstairs rooms for rent in the Avon Buildings opposite the Northwest station. Apply at the Advocate office for details and terms.
Wakefield City Commission meets in city hall with Mayor pro tem Hart presiding. Present are Hook Hornibrook Hart Strough, absent Mayor Rummel. Bills discussed include Marshall Wells Upper Peninsula Office Supply Wakefield Advocate and others totaling hundreds. Proposals for Memorial Building furniture placed on file for study. Seagrave demo invitation accepted. meeting adjourned.
City Commission of Wakefield Michigan will meet December 14 1922 at eight p m to open bids for painting the swimming pool room of the Memorial Community Building. Bids require a five percent certified check. Plans on file at city clerk. Mayor A L Rummel. Clerk William Jacobson.
Official notice records the Gogebic County Board of Road Commissioners meeting at Bessemer on November 8 1922. A county road described as beginning between sections 17 and 18 and extending along the Old County Road to the Little Black River in Wakefield is proposed for discontinuation. Deputy Clerk L B Sherman signs the notice. Also, a separate social note mentions a Mixers' event with Daly's cigars advertised.
Commissioners of Gogebic County meet at Bessemer on November day 1922 determine that road between sections 17 and 8 Town 47 N Range 45 West be taken as a county road. Road to be known as the Old County Road. Deputy Clerk L B Sherman signs. Date 1-S-15.
We extend our thanks to friends and neighbors for their kindness during the sickness and death of our son James. We assure them that their kindness will not be forgotten. Mr and Mrs Fred M Hilb
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