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Wakefield Advocate

Location

Wakefield, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1922

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Ore Shipments Planned From Morgan Mine This Winter

The Morgan mine stockpile of about 20 tons will be shipped this winter directly to Thomas Furnace Co in Milwaukee once the railroad spur is completed. Mining starts in December with steam loading and full crews underground. Wakefield and Plymouth pits will operate through winter. 3500 tons remain for secondary piles at Sunday Lake. Ten janitor applications for the Community Memorial building have been received. gymnasium opens soon and may be dedicated after final building acceptance.

Morgan G. A. Richards Thomas Furnace Co Milwaukee Ashland Wakefield Plyimouth Honiver Flay Sre Annibale Ravelli J. A. Rumhout TL We Jucobson Joseph Tichacek Avensi Fritz Jelur Sotmela George Colberg David Trutlen Isaac Keskey Thomas Ashland Warren Sibley I Louis Oster Hornibreok Frank Hook William Stronghand W. HH. McNamara City Prehusing Pagent Qeconataat Thursiday Jeveringe Chicago Reh Naples Voninies

Damages Sought From City Over Sidewalk Grade Change

Elizabeth Ayvette, operator of a tailor and repair shop in the Sehil ha building on Sunday Lake street, seeks damages from the city after a sidewalk grade change. Attorney S. W. Patek filed the claim at Thursday’s city commission meeting amid limited other business. Plans for widening Lake Shore Drive and related fill work east of Sunday Lake street were approved. Meanwhile, the Range service garage at the foot of Sunday Lake street nears completion with roof trusses in place. finishing work should finish before Christmas, aiming to be a top auto and gas service station at the M28 and Sunday Lake street junction.

Sunday Lake Elizabeth Ayvette S. W. Patek Loon Simday Lake Street Fuiday Old County Road Sunday Take Street

Wakefield Hardware Store to Open in Former Hotel Building

SPW Hardware Store plans a grand opening next week in the old Wakefield Hotel building on South Minday Lake Street. Owners Alex Waris of Remesay and Ernest Swanson bring a full line of hardware and home supplies, aiming to aid local households with tools, farm, and shop needs. The exact opening date remains uncertain due to week‑to‑week deliveries.

Wakefield Hardware and Parnt-Time Wakefield Hotel Miinday Lake Street Alex [Waris Remesay Ernest Swanson Tron River Swanson Tame Maddell Verens Imi Itiver Revere Hopters Aiart Basen See

Thanksgiving Day Proclamation by the Governor 1922 Michigan

Governor Charles M. Deland proclaims Thursday November 30 1922 as a day of Thanksgiving and prayer in Michigan. He cites abundant harvests and industrious citizens while reaffirming faith in American institutions and dedication to government.

Commonwealth Michigan United States

International Show Planned by Wakefield Women’s Club

Wakefield Woman's club schedules an international entertainment and exhibit for the coming meeting at City Hall Wednesday evening. The event, run by the Americanization committee led by Mrs Ed Neidhold, features nationalities in costumes with songs and dances, plus exhibits of native crafts, literature, and products. Admission will be charged for the program. attendance urged.

Cevhil’r Wakefield Woman's Club City Hall Ed Neidhold Wrman China Jobo P Yarehak Mary Weeslow Anton Yarehak Norwowan Celia Kestalnik John Hansem A. Tanson Victor Hanson Fini Alving Matiola Fon Keskey Neils ‘Poppe Jennie Ronnie Sohemiane AL Jerhes Coppendle J. Z. Rommel Adam Selsemyer Erendh Mes Tony Pellerin Mere Thomas Desenin W. J. Davies Alfred Kallander Eaglivh Lilian Gilbert Albert Trehilcock Will'am Gilbert Louis Sacks A. Brand

Petition Aims to Restore Morning and Evening Passenger Service

S. T. Bourne leads a petition to Chicago and Northwestern officials demanding restoration of the new pattern service in Wakefield. Similar actions are expected in Bessemer with petitions sent to Chicago railroad officials soon. The drive seeks the return of the morning and evening “scouts” to the timetable. Wakefield Bowling Alleys Open for Season as manager Patyk announces Monday and Thursday open evenings. A staff instructor offers lessons for newcomers to bowling.

S. T. Bourne Chicago Northwestern Jasking Wakefield Bessemer Boal Lovening Patyk Tader

English Lutheran Services at Union Church Schedule

English Lutheran services will be held at the Union Church next Sie rday afternoon at 3200 Velock. The services will be conducted by Rev Pensader of Bessemer. On Tresday evening the Field Secretary of the Seersima Synod Rev Olander will conduct services at 9 00 o'clock at the Union Church. John Henzik, employee at the Plymouth mine, sustained a laceration of the left eye when a wrench he was using slipped and hit him. The accident occurred Thursday and he will be confined to his home for several days.

Union Church iPensader Bessemer Seersima Synod Olander Jehn Henzik Plymouth

Mail Your Christmas Packages Early Urges Postmaster

Postmaster Gilbert urges early mailing of Christmas parcels to ensure delivery. Foreign mail deadlines state parcels to foreign countries must be mailed by November 25. Parcels should be securely wrapped and plainly addressed with sender and recipient details. Do not use outside Christmas stickers that could delay inspection or opening. The post office warns of limited train service and busy holiday rush. Local official Wakefield notes staff appointments and cooperation needed to keep mail moving.

Postofice Alm Gilbert Bnsy Tess Wakefield Hhe Chrishnas

Many Hunters Return Without Big Game

Deer hunters report few signs of large game as snow cover remains light. A Pattare of miles suggests migratory patterns are limited, with many hunters returning empty handed after weekend outings.

Hibbing High Cost Near Five Million For New School

Hibbing Minnesota reports the cost of the new high school, touted as the largest and most exclusive in the state, pegs the building at near 5.06 million dollars. The project, termed the richest village project on the iron range, will house 600 pupils with a junior college course, include an auditorium, library, shops, sewing and home economics, and a full gym. The structure rises on the new site, replacing an old earth dump, and is set to open with a dedication featuring state and national speakers.

Hibbing Phi Ahmoest St. Paul Thanilion Sehoel Tobryn Buildine

Jury Terms Set With Embezzlement Cases At Wakefield

Readers see selections of jurors for the term as W. Durkee and W. de Weston face preliminary hearings on embezzlement charges. The session may include both cases, with testimony not yet completed. Local jurors from Wakefield and nearby townships are listed for service.

Chueene W. Durkee W. de Weston Fingely Wakefield Township S. T. Bonine Alfred Katlander Tony Pellerin Itn Teaver

Hook Case to Supreme Court On Rail Road Lawsuit

The Chicago and Northwestern railroad seeks to take its damage suit to the Supreme Court after a recent jury verdict in Antigo Wisconsin. The case centers on injuries and alleged misconduct tied to a prior arrest and related legal actions.

Chicago and Northwestern Railroad Braok TD Supreme Court Wunouween Deeks Com Cotipunn HS Forks Hook Mae Antigen Wis Antigo Sever! Lions Vie

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