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Newspaper
Wakefield Advocate
Location
Wakefield, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1922
Page
2
A nationwide movement urges parents to provide affordable, quality books for boys and girls. Emphasizing biographies like Roosevelt and Lincoln, classic adventures, nature writing, and poetry, it urges careful selection and regular library access to foster lifelong learning and character.
The Gogebie county Red Cross drive is under way praising the national organization and the local chapter. Officers note valuable work including aid to needy former servicemen, a broad rural health campaign, and ongoing community relief efforts.
County Red Cross chapters and partners like the American Legion and the Woman's Club provided relief to children and families during a harsh winter. Officials estimate relief spending surpassed 15000 dollars and will fund constructive, local programs in the coming year.
Winter in Oshkosh, Wisconsin spurs discussion of public tobogganing and revived interest in ice sports. The Northwestern notes a likely city role in skating rink development with possible citizen committee involvement, while enthusiasts urge adding a toboggan slide and related winter facilities.
The piece argues for establishing curling rinks before winter to boost local business and economy. It cites two main reasons: economic stimulus from winter sports and public health benefits through wholesome recreation, aiming to foster good citizenship and energetic daily life.
Cancer Week urges public awareness of cancer truths and early treatment. Dr M. G. Seelig notes 250 daily U S deaths from cancer but 190 000 free of risk if treated early, arguing knowledge reduces mortality and dispels fear. The piece stresses cancer is not hereditary or infectious and calls for widespread education.
Monday and Thursday evenings are designated Ladies Nights at Wakefield Bowling Alleys. The promotion offers discounts and potential special events for female bowlers, aiming to attract more patrons to the venue during the week.
Official records show a regular Wakefield city commission meeting held November 16 1922 with Mayor Alvin L. Rummel and Commissioners Hook Hornibrook Hart present. Actions approved included minutes, deposits and lease authorizations, and refunds for the Girls' Community Club to aid Memorial Community Building fund.
Geroux Post No 11 of the American Legion holds a regular meeting Monday at 8:00 PM in City Hall. All members urged to attend due to important business to be transacted. By order of the Post Commander Joseph Desontia Adjutant.
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