Fire Fighters Merged In Oneco Fire Department
Wakefield Fire Department consolidates Nos 1 and 2 into a single company under Chief William Novakoski. Commission action creates 42 members, limits future intake, and preserves an honor roll of retirees. New department officers and members listed including Hood Lane Michaels Hood Hrbacek Ashlund Boni e Brackett Bedell Carter Cormier Desonia Edwards Evenstad Granato Harvey Johns Jacobson Kanieski Kelley Keskey Lane McGinty Novakoski Niemi Olson Olejniczak Pezzetti Pellerin Rummel Raess Stevenson Trudgeon Tregoning Walstrom Walton Witts Brown Hammer.
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Wakefield Fire Department
William Novakoski
Hillip Hood
William Lane
Jobo Michaels
Andy Hood
George Hrbacek
Thomas Ashlnnd
John Boniie
Anton Brackett
Roy Bedell
Edwin Carter
Erwin Cormier
Joe Desonia
James Edwards
Axel Evenstad
Vincent Granato
William Harvey
Thomas Johns
Clarence Jacobson
Frank Kanieski
Frank Kelley
Walter Keskey
John Lane, Jr
Mike McGinty
Ren Novakoski
Theodore Niemi
Albert Olson
Mike Olejniczak
John Pezzetti
Finest Protean
Anton Pellerin
Jay Rummel
Daniel Raess
Peter Salo
Gotfred Stevenson Carnet Trudgeon
Ben Tregoning
Nels Walstrom Filmer Walton
John Witts
JH. Brown
J. M. Hammer
Riding on Sidewalks Forbidden by Ordinance
City police chief announces enforcement against riding bicycles kiddie cars or carts on sidewalks to curb accidents and protect pedestrians. Parents urged to teach children traffic rules and safe street play amid recent sidewalk hazards and two child deaths in auto incidents. Nearby road work updates note Lake Shore drive resurfacing by W S Peters crew starting soon with limited progress on Tula road. Plymouth mine ships ore regularly as Wakefield Iron docks see intermittent activity. John Bonino leaves for Wauwatosa Wisconsin for an indefinite period.
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J. W. Bedell
W. S Peters
Lake Shore Drive
Sunday Lake Street
Old Pike
Tula Road
State Highway Department
Peters
Plymouth
Wakefield Iron
Club completes school election successful year
Wakefield Woman's Club reports a busy year with six departments functioning. The Americanization effort reached 13 nationalities through night and day classes and social evenings. Citizenship Training focused on local issues to improve community citizenship as the group transitions from Americanization.
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Wakefield Woman's Club
Peter Delmet
Federation of Clubs
Houghton
Delmet
Nother
Department of Americanization
Boomerang Comedy to Open at Community Theatre
The 1924 graduating class presents The Boomerang a one act farce next Wednesday evening at Community Theatre. R G Weihe coached the cast and the show is expected to be one of the most finished home talent productions seen here.
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R. G. Weihe
Principal Weihe to Return to Wakefield Next Year
Principal R. G. Weihe of Wakefield High School will return for another year. This summer he will pursue graduate work at Teachers College Columbia University in New York for a Ph.D. He plans in absentia research during the year and will address the school’s past problems. He has received offers to lead larger schools in Colorado and New York but prefers continuing graduate study now.
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R. G. Weihe
Wakefield High School
Wakefield
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
New York
Colorado
New York State
Buss Shows Loss For April City Bus Line
The city bus operation posted an April loss of 400.29 due mainly to a near 400 repair and parts bill from Bessemer Taxi Co for a three month period. The year to date shows a profit balance. A new Mack bus is expected to be received Saturday and put into service without delay.
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Bessemer Taxi Co
Mack
W S Baird to Speak at Memorial Day Observance
Judge of Probate William Baird will headline the Memorial Day program here next Friday morning. The parade forms at 9 00 at the Community grounds led by the city band, proceeding to the cemetery for principal exercises. An evening program and banquet for ex service parents follows at 6 00 in the Community Building, then a theatre showing.
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William
Baird
American Legion
Rat bounty time extended and Woodward case settled
The city commission extended the open season rat bounty to June 21 with 15 cents per rat carcass. City accountant W. H. McNamara will oversee payments. $30 has been paid for 200 rats. The commission also authorized settling the Woodward case for 766 dollars over ground rental and possession disputes. A Saxon Wisconsin observance speaker and other local notes follow.
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W. H. McNamara
Woodward
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E. F. W. Neidhold
Lansing
Royal Arch Masony
Bessemer
Hook
Saxon Commission
Frank EK
Saxon
Wis
W. C. Hart
Wakefield Iron Co
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Geroux Post
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