The Ironwood Times from Ironwood, Michigan • Page 6

SIX THE IRONWOOD TIMES Friday, May 13, 1938 New York, N. like every week there's an award for something or of 'em for the best for for this year to make things even for the playwrights the critics chose John Steinbeck's 'Of Mice And Men', the Theatre club chose Rachel Crothers' 'Susan And God' while the Pulitzer prize astonished nobody by going to Thornton Wilder for 'Our why not an award for the shortest run of the were three shows which lasted one night any one of them was worse than the other parade up Broadway and over to Queens to the World's Fair preview was a 'Motorcade' and you can write it down for your grandchildren that a band in a bus will never get the cheers of the old oompah-oompah on foot with a drum major strutting ahead, and a hero in the back seat of a car looks just 3.2 percent as impressive as a hero on a prancing horse Father Knickerbocker ought to saw over a thousand parades in Legion eighteen hours and counted its marchers in the hundred thousands smallest had fourteen people nobody remembers what they hoofed it around a block twice a day for five no, Nellie! weren't ed summer Starlight Roof of the Waldorf with Corinna Mura Marden's Riviera across the G. Washington bridge with a swell change from the usual 'beautiful but dumb' beautiful all right but they each have a piece to 'em 'actresses' by a comic strip charcter died the other day the tabloid which runs the strip got three different wreaths for the when 'Plngo' the pup In the 'Aunt Effie' strip was ailing a dog biscuit maker sent a box of the the old days no star was star until a cigar was named after Tobacco Road had to run for five years before somebody named a race horse after in case you didn't read it, Simone Simon up and said she was day now we expect to hear that Shirley Temple has been voting for years two conservative morning dailies jumped their prices to three cents and they say Wall Streeters have opened 'Lending rent the paper for an hour a in a tabloid 'Idle Miss Cops' but it didn't mean the peliefers were poor seems a nag named 'Idle Miss' won the first race at State Land To Be Recommended For Auction LANSING, May largest acreage of state land offered at any one time since December, 1936, for oil and gas leases will be recommended for auction, to the state conservation commission at its meeting this coming Friday. Applications for the leasing of approximately 54,650 acres in six counties, including two in which no state land has ever been offered for oil and gas leasing, have been received by the lands division of the department of conservation. The two new counties in the oil and gas field are Otsego, where 1,700 acres are being sought, and Montmorency in which 16,500 acres are listed.

New territory in Crawford county also is included in the recommendation, 3,8,00 acres in Maple Forest township and 5,400 acres in Frederic township, being listed. The largest acreage proposed for leasing is located in Roscommon county and totals 27,650 acres. The rest of the acreage is made up of 1,500 acres in Osceola county and 1,300 acres in Midland county. If approved by the commission, the land will be offered early In June and the auction will probably be extended over two days. The December, 1936, offering the largest sale on record, totalled approximately 88,000 acres.

civic organizations have announced intention of sending ions to the meeting, and numbers of reservations have already been booked. It is desired that as many reservations as possible be made In advance, in order to plan arrangements for attendance, and they should be filed early with the Ironwood Association of Commerce or he bureau office at Marquette. The association and the city are sponsor- ng the affair, and a good time and plenty of entertainment are promised. There will be no charges other the regular meal tariffs. Rains Relieve Forest Fires LANSING, May the forest fire season developed earlier than usual this year, rains during the middle and latter part of April )i-ought a temporary relief.

Records of the department of conservation up to the last week of the month show that compared to the Irst two weeks of April, during which more than 80 fires burned approximately 1,350 acres, compelling an early call for the return to duty of fire wardens and towermen, the hird week brought a decided respite. Only 18 fires were reported during his seven day period and they were confined to 67 acres. Trees Set Out In Mackinac State Forest REXTON, May near ideal planting conditions, thousands of young trees have been set out in the Mackinac state forest this spring by CCC enrollees from Camp Mackinac, the majority of whom are from large cities. Areas being planted this season are located within the Mackinac state forest in the neighborhood of Epoufette. About 100 enrollees, who are being trained intensively in the art of tree planting, are engaged in the department of conservation program which is under the direction of Arthur Dalton, junior foreman; Ollie Minor, semi-skilled worker; William Pesonen and B.

M. Coulston, junior assistants to the technician. Approximately 140,000 seedlings were set out during the first week of operations. Another job recently completed by the Camp Mackinac enrollees has been the landscaping of the forest headquarters grounds. Newly laid out drives and paths help to emphasize the natural beauty of the place.

Numerous trees and flowering shrubs have been planted on the premises. This work was done under the supervision of Henry Lamerson, junior foreman, and Bernard Coulston, junior assistant to the technician. OP MICHIGAN, The Probate Court for the County of Gogebic. At a session of said Court, held at the 'rebate Office in the City of Bessemer, in aid County, on the 4th day of May, A. D.

938. Present; Hon. M. E. Nolan, Judge of 'rebate.

In the Matter of the Estate of Charles Cebolski, Deceased. Eegina Cebolski having filed in said court ler petition praying that the administration jf aaid estate be granted to herself or to ome other suitable person, It Is Ordered, That the 1st day of June, A. D. 1938, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, it Bald probate office, be and is hereby ap- for hearing said petition; It Is Further Ordered, That public notice hereof be given by publication of a copy this order, once each week for three suc- essive weeks previous to said day of hear- ng, in the Ironwood Times, a newspaper DPinted and circulated in said county. M.

a NOLAN, Judge of Probate. A true copy. W. B. FAUHL, Register of Probate.

iIcGinn Kueber, Attorneys for Petitioner, Justness Address: Escanaba, Michigan. "College Swing" At Ironwood Oracle Allen, George Burns and Martha Raye, whp panicked ahdi- ences In "College Holiday," head the nil-star cast of the new Paramount musical comedy, "College Swing," which will open today and Saturday at the Ironwood Theatre. In this story of a collegiate nitwit who takes over a leading American university and runa it to suit herself, the three gay clowns are assisted in their antics by Bob Hope, who climbed into the top drawer of stardom by virtue of his single performance as the master of ceremonies in the recent "Big Broadcast of 1938." The story of "College Swing" is the hlgh-geered fantasy which has always provided Burns and Allen with their most successful material. It opens in Puritan times with a wealthy old New Englander making a will bequeathing the college he has founded to the first female member of his family who passes an examination In it. The camera then slides on down two centuries and shows Oracle, his descendant, getting herself in shape for the big test.

With the aid of a resourceful young student, Bob Hope, Oracle discovers a short-cut to knowledge which would make Einstein look like a piker. She passes the examinations with flying colors and takes control of the university immediately. Under Oracle's regime, an educational revolution takes place. "Liberal education" is made "liberal" In every sense of the word, with Oracle as "Dean of Men," Martha Raye as a member of the faculty and Hope as "Professor of Applied Romance." He "applies" it to, of all people, Martha, thus forming the screen's newest love team. Edward Everett Hortoii fresh from his role as Claudette Colbert's conniving father in "Bluebeard's Eighth Wife," plays an important part as the woman-hating multi-millionaire who learns about romance from Oracle, and, what is even stranger, likes it! George Burns appears as his secretary, who is unable to vent his master from becoming entangled in the wiles of America's most novel "educator." Spring Edition Of Highway Map Available LANSING, May spring edition of the official Michigan highway map is just off the press and is available for free distribution to the public.

The Times has a supply of maps which were received from the State Highway department, and may be had without cost. Similar in most respects to previous editions of the map within the last year, the new issue has two new features. They are a simplified mileage table and a reproduction of most of the official warning and regulatory signs used on the state highway system. The map, as usual, contains the latest corrected information on the state trunklino highway system, the state ferry schedule, a table of state parks, a listing of cities with a key to their location on the map, and locations of state police posts, airports, state game areas, national and state forests, and Individual maps of the larger cities of the state. The accordian fold, first introduced two years ago, i retained iu the new editoin.

Public demand for the official highway map is indicated by the fact that 400,000 copies were distributed last year. The map can be obtained at no cost by writing State Highway Commissioner Murray D. Van Wagoner. The Pictured Rocks on the Lake Superior shore are perhaps the Michigan scenic attraction most famous la Europe. Upper Peninsula Development Bureau Meet Here Ironwood, of the larg' est and most successful gatherings ever held by Upper Peninsula Development bureau officers, members ind friends is expected to assemble here Friday and Saturday June 10 and 11, when the bureau will hold its 27th annual meeting.

The Michigan Press association will hold a summer meeting in this city, for the first time in the Upper Peninsula, ou the same dates. There will be one or more combined sea sions of the organizations, who convene in the city's hotels and the Irouwood municipal building. Since they have many common objectives, speakers will discuss topics of in terest to both in joint sessions. One of the principal addresses will be made by James H. Gheen of New York City, noted inspirational speaker who has been for years con nected in an executive capacity with eastern civic groups.

Mr. Gheen's reputation as an outstanding orator will doubtless insure a capacity audience. It is expected that he wil appear at the closing session gat urday evening, June Several Minnesota and Wlboonsln May May 27 Appointment of Administrator PROBATE ORDER April 29 May Final Administration Account PROBATE ORDER STATE OF Probate Court for the County of Gogebic. At a session of said Court, held at the Probate Office in the City of Bessemer in aid County, on the 25th day of April, 1938. Present, Honorable M.

E. Nolan, Judge of Probate. In the Matter of the Estate of Augusta Bergqujst, Deceased. Mabel Bcrgyuist Harris, having filed in said Court her final administration account, and her petition praying for the allowance thereof and for the assignment and distribution of the residue of said estate, It is Ordered, That said 25th day of May, A. D.

1938, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at said Probate be and Is hereby appointed for examining and allowing said account and hearing said petition; It is Further Ordered, That public notice thereof be given by publication of a copy of this order, for three, successive weeks previous to said day of hearing, in the Ironwood rimes a newspaper printed and circulated said County. M. E. Nolan, Judge of Probate. A true copy.

W. B. FAUHL, Register of S. W. PATEK, Attorney for Executrix, Business Address: Ironwood, Michigan.

4 I I April 22 May 18 Appointment of Administrator PROBATE ORDER STATE OF MICHIGAN, The Probate Court for the County of Gogeblc. At a session of said Court, held at the Probate Office in the City of Bessemer In said County, on the 16th day of April, A. D. 1938. Present: Hon.

M. E. Nolan, Judge of 'rebate. In the Matter of the Estate of Charles N. Richards, Deceased.

Eliza Jane Richards having filed in Bald court her petition praying that the admln- stratlon of said estate be granted to her- elf or to some other suitable person. It is Ordered, That the 18th day of May, A. D. 1938, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at said Probate Office, be and Is hereby appointed for hearing said petition; It Is Further Ordered, That public notice be given by publication of a copy of order, once each week for three successive weeks previous to said day of hear- ng, in the Ironwood Times a newspaper printed and circulated in said County. M.

E. NOLAN, Judge of Probate. A true copy. W. B.

FAUHL. Register of Probate. DR. RAYMOND J. MULLEN BESSEMER, MICH.

Gas X-Ray DR. W. C. CONLEY Physician and Surgeon UPSTAIRS ALBERT BUILDING Office houti 9 to 10 A. 1 to 2 P.

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