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Newspaper
Wakefield Advocate
Location
Wakefield, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1922
Page
8
The United States Veterans Bureau trains rehabilitated veterans for vacancies in the Northern State area. A marquee branch oversees training in Green Bay and nearby shops, coordinating job opportunities and employer contacts. Officials stress Red Cross support and veteran employment drives as essential to postwar reintegration.
The Ladies Aid met at Mes. Feal Tressel’s home with a luncheon for attendees. The Lowl Epworth League will be entertained by the Bessemer League on Tuesday evening. Lily Gilbert will represent the Sunday School at the Epworth Lowe Conference in Henglington next Thursday. Mrs. Peter Stair, a young workers speaker, will address Union Church Sunday morning November 20. Sunday services feature Morning Worship at 10 and Vestry Worship at 1:30 with Pastor J. McRonald. Also notes Chenee Steine and family’s return from Detroit and Chester Jacobson’s hospital stay as he plans to return home.
Want column listing for sale chickens near High School by James Cabelli. Upstairs rooms for rent in Avan Building opposite N W station. Lands for sale near Wakefield with bank inquiry. Delivery man position at Rulsarian Bakery and Grocery P Q Box 497. Timber land for sale near Wakefield within mining region. Help wanted for chamber work or cook assistant. Hosiery offers for men women and children by Eliminate darning sellers at 330 per week.
The Michigan Probate Court in Gogebic County schedules hearings for the estates of Andrew Johnson and Antonio Mazzane. Petitions seek administration to John A. Johnson or to the petitioners, with notices to be published in Wakefield Advocate for three weeks prior to hearings in December 1922 and December 1982 respectively.
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