Ironwood Daily Globe from Ironwood, Michigan • Page 11

THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 1941. IRONWOOP DAILY GLOBE, IRONWOOD, MICH. WAKEFIELD NEWS Miss Viola Hanson. Correspondent Telephone No. 5741 WAKEFIELD BROTHERS TOLD OF KIN'S DEATH COMMENCEMENT AT 8 O'CLOCK TONIGHT Sister of Arthur and George I Dr.

H. H. Eelkema, Duluth Cavender Dies Today. School Head, Speaker. Postmaster Arthur Cavender and Commissioner George Cavendar received word this morning of the death of their rister, Elizabeth, better known to residents of Wakefield as Miss Bessie Cavender or Sister Alfred.

She died this morning at the St. Mary's hospital in Duluth, where she had been a patient for several years. Prior to that time she was a teacher at Villa Scholastics, Duluth. She is survived by a sister, Mrs. Nellie Brewer, St.

Louis; four brothers. Arthur and George, of Wakefield, Walter of Superior, and Frank of San Francisco. Funeral arrangements nave not been completed. THOMASTON DEFEATS CONOCO NINE 8 TO 6 In the WPA City Softball league, the Thomaston team nosed out Conoco last evening 8 to 6. Jack Wojciehowski, Conoco's flashy shortstop, made some perfect put Commencement exercises of the Wakefield high school graduating class will be held tonight at o'clock at the theater at the Community building.

Dr. H. H. Eelkema, superintendent of Duluth schools, will give the address. William Keskey, class president, will be the chairman.

VICTIMS REPORTED IMPROVED The condition Mrs. Howard Duquette, Ishper.iing, who was injured in the auto accident at Tula early Sunday morning, is much im proved this morning. Mrs. Anthony Loncharte who was injured in the same accident, is also showing improvement, according to attendants, at the Wakefield hospital. Edwin Korpi, another son of Mr.

and Mrs. Gabriel Korpi, is now employed as a lineman for the American Telegraph company, and at the present time is located at Omaha. Mrs. Walter Knaacfc was the guest and a -single in four trips to the on the mound for plate. Newman was Thomaston while Sawaski was the pitcher for Conoco.

The umpires were James Davis and Richie Valesano: William H. Roberts was the scorer. Tlie individual scoring follows: Thomaston Evanoff, 3b Pelshaw, ss Golembeski. Ib Grumbeau, 2b Jacobson Newman, Jacobson, Lempke. sf Sholtz, If cf P.

Lempke, rf Conoco Elliott, 3b J. Wojciehowski, ss Golembeski, 2b AB II 4 1 1 0 2 0 2 2 i 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 er Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Emil Grasso, Pike location. Approximately 30 friends and relatives attended.

Cards were played. Honors in 500 were awarded to Mrs. William Gilbert and Mrs. Knaack, and in 500 rummy to Mrs. Jack Connors.

The guest of honor received many gifts. The hostesses were Mrs. Grasso and Mrs. James Davis. Mr.

and Mrs. John Edwards, 34 8 9 Sawaski, 4 Wasilewski. If 3 C. Wojciehowski, Ib 2 Green, 1 D. Maki.

cf 1 E. Wasilewski. cf 3 W. Grumbeau, rf 2 Yatchak, sf 2 2 3 1 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 29 6 7 HEALTH TALK AT WICO ANVIL BRIDE AND CENTRAL ON FRIDAY HONORED AT SHOWER Clayton, are guests of Mrs Bertha Hill. Mrs.

James Edwards, Mrs. Hill's mother, who spent several weeks at Clayton at the Edwards home, returned with them Peter Trezise. a student at Michigan State college, East Lansing, has arrived to spend the summer with his parents, Mr. and Mrs L. Trezise.

Miss Elizabeth a student at University of Wisconsin, Madison, will arrive today to spend the summer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Wortley.

ELEVEN Luxury Liner Now Troop Transport for Uncle Sam Point, formerly the luxury liner s. B. America, LEGION AT MERCER PLANS JULY 4 FETE Natrop Heads Post; Mrs. Murray, Auxiliary. (3y Dally Globe Correspondent) Mercer--Plans for an extensive Fourth of July celebration to be held at Grand Portage lake are being made by the Mercer post of.

the American Legion. At a recent meeting, of the post, John Natrop was elected commander; George Calkins, adjutant; Shirley Tousignaunt, employment officer; Louis Laffin, service officer; Jack Mayer, first vice commander; Mr. Mclsaac, second vice commander: C. S. Smith, chaplain; Palmer Hanson, finance officer.

Mrs. Earl Murray has been elected the new president of the Auxiliary, and Mrs. Natrop, vice president. Bessemer Township Dr. Georgia Mills, of the state department of health, will present I 65 A PartV another health talk tomorrow af- mlc TMuy ternoon at 1:30 at the Wico school and at 3:30 at the Central school.

The topic- will be "The Organization and Service of a Modern Health Department." She will lustrate and explain her topic full. The public is invited. The lecture is open to men and The series of lectures igiven at the Wico school is sponsored by the Wico-Plymouth Parent-Teacher association, and at the Central school by the Central Parent-Teacher association. SOFTBALL SCHEDULE The following Is the schedule in the local WPA softball league: Tomorrow night, Pike Pirates vs Castile. Monday evening, Hillside vs Con- oco.

Wednesday evening, Castile vs Thomaston. Friday, June 27, Hillside vs Pike Pirates. for Mrs. Joseph Savera. LOTTA SVARD TO MEET The Comet Jackson Lotta Svard group will meet Tuesday.

June 24 Mid-Summer Day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Waino Korpela, Jackson Creek. A business meeting will be conducted at 2 o'clock, followed by a program. Lunch will be served i throughout the afternoon and evening -with Mrs.

Korpela as hostess, REBEKAHS TO MEET The Loyalty Rebekahs lodge will meet Tuesday evening at the Odd Fellow hall at 8 -o'clock. A business session will be conducted with Mrs. Jerry Pellerin, noble grand, presiding. A social hour with refreshments will follow. KALEVA LADIES TO MEET The Ladies of Kaleva will meet turned tomorrow evening at 7:45 at the Kaleva hall on the boulevard.

Refreshments wUl be served Anvil--A post-nuptial shower was held Tuesday night at the Anvil club house in honor of Mrs. Joseph Savera. Anvil, the former Chula Remington, Bessemer township librarian. Sixty-five guests played cards during the evening and presented the recent bride with many gifts, one being a chest of silver given by a number of friends. Prizes in cards were awarded as follows: Auction bridge, Mrs.

Zelda Dulebohn, Ramsay, high, Mrs. Carl Repinski. Anvil, low; 500, Mrs. John Pavlinski, Ironwood, high, Mrs. Carl Johnson, low; 500 rummy, Miss Mary Ann Chiach, Anvil, high, Miss Vienna Letho, Ramsay, low; old maid, Miss.

Mary Helen Pribble, Anvil, high, Miss Dorothy Giuliani, Anvil, low; briscola, Mrs. Frank Savera, Anvil, high, Mrs. Floyd Ossanna, Anvil, low. Lunch was served by the hostesses, Mrs. Chester Sanders, Miss Nita Napo, Miss Irene Pavobek Miss Mary Sakalas, all of Anvil, and Miss Blanche Erickson of Harding.

REVEAL ENGAGEMENT OF LEONE J. PRIBBLE Anvil Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pribble, Anvil, announce the engagement of their daughter. Miss Leone J.

Pribble, of Milwaukee to Corporal Gordon P. Hewitt, of Camp Claiborne, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. L.

Edson, Minneapolis. ATTEND WEDDING Mr. and Mrs. J. S.

Gilbert, son Ronald and daughter Ettte Mae re' Tuesday evening from by the hostesses Mrs. Arvo Liuha, Mrs. John Lampi and Mrs. Ida Saari. Mr.

and Mrs. James Merhart Brookfield, 111., Mrs. Lyle Groth of Chicago, and Mrs. Elmer Bjork, of Waukesha, are guests of their Bertha Hill, Sunday sister, Mrs. Lake street.

They came here to attend the high school commencement exercises as their niece, Florence Hill, is a member of the graduating class. Arnold Korpi, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Korpi, Sunday Lake location, a student at the teachers college at Marquette, spent a few days here at his home, before leaving for Detroit to be employed this summer. ENJOY SUMMER more in a new PERMANENT WAVE Marianne Beauty Salon Bessemer Phone i Doors East of Post Office MEAT SPECIALS LUNCHEON MEAT, HAMS, STEER BEEF STEAK Ilibasich Cash Market Ramsay, Michigan wkv u7 ciiijig ijuni Strandquist, Minn.

They attended the wedding of their son, Percy Gilbert, to Miss Fern Hougard of Strandquist, Sunday af Neil Sandin left Thursday for Marquette to be employed. Grenada is an island of the West Indies. ICE COLD POP! MRS. MENGHINI'S PASTY SHOP Pasffes-Sandwiches-Malted Milks Phone 81 US-2 Opp. High School ONTONAGON AUXILIARY HAS DINNER, MEETING 'By Dally Globe Correspondent! Ontonagon Twenty-four members of the Ontonagon Auxiliary to Smith Adams post, American Legion, enjoyed a chicken banquet at Silver Court Tuesday evening.

Following the dinner, they returned to Ontonagron, where they held their regular meeting in the" Legion club rooms. Reports on the sale of pop- ples on Poppy Day and on the sale 01 magazines were given by Mrs. Fayabelle Townsend. Mrs. Helen Schober, rehabilitation chairman reported for her committee.

Following a discussion on the Legion Fourth of July celebration in which the Auxiliary voted to cooperate, the meeting adjourned. Members present were Alice Hegg Alice Stevens, Fayabelle Townsend' Leona Jones, Dorothy Cote, Ida Russell, Dorothy G. Aubrey, Dorothy Hills, Madge Marley. Anna Beck, Anna Campbell, Hilda Mannen, Lillian Born, Helen Schober, Julia Harris, Esther Davidson, Marie Hales, is Wolfe, Emma Schneck, Mrs. Steven Labyak Mae Weigel, and Marjorie Dobbek, Lillian and Elizabeth Cuneo.

ONTONAGON PARTY ON ISLE ROYALE CRUISE Russia reported under Nazi pressure to permit passage of troops for round-about rear guard attack on British Mediterranean Sea Nazis May Try Back Door Attacks on British in Syria Britls mv TM rt Vl? Bri tls gualds Sea a 'P roach es to Syria. German troops may try a roundabout rear guard attack through Russia and Iran to hit allied- forces now occupying Syria Map shows greater transit distance involved on possible attack routes, and railroads of the region (By Dally Globe CoLTcspondcntJ Ontonagron--A party of ten Ontonagon men left Wednesday evening for a cruise to Isle Royale. aboard Tousignant's "Yvonne The men expect to do a lot of fishing. Members of the party are Joseph Wolfe, Llyle Roehm, Earl Ham, Francis Stork, Raymond Labyak, George Parker, Max Bay, Deputy Sheriff Albert Stenfanlch; Sargent Ray G. Katke, of the state police at Wak-efield, and Captain De.mmary Marquette, also of the state police! ONTONAGON 4-H CLUB OFFICERS ARE NAMED (By Dally Globe CorrespoD'lsat) Ontonairon--Vivian Immonen was elected president of the Busy Bee 4-H club at the regular meeting held at the Daniels home Friday evening.

Other or fleers elected are: Dolores Davis, vice-president; Janet Norczyk, secretary and Elaine Mattson, reporter. The club voted to sponsor a dance on Thursday evening, June 2S, to raise funds to send members to Camp Shaw. Hostess at Luncheon Mrs. Lloyd Allen was hostess at a luncheon at the golf club last Thursday afternoon. Bridge followed the luncheon and honors were awarded to Mrs.

Ned Hawley, Mrs. Thomas H. Wilcox and Mrs. D. J.

Norton. Guest prizes were awarded to Mrs. Jamison, Mrs. Joseph M. Donnelly and to Mrs.

C. B. Kitson. Honored on Birthday Alfred Wilkinson was the guest of honor at a birthday party given at his home on Sunday evening-. The evening was spent in playing pinochle and high honors were awarded to Mrs.

Albert Foeller and Mr. Brady; second to Lloyd Gordon and Mrs. Lloyd Gordon. John Pollech was awarded the traveling prize. At midnight a lunch was served to Mr.

and Mrs. Louis Moseler, Miss Margaret Huber, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Foeller, Mrs. George Moseler, Mr.

and Mrs. Lloyd Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. John Pollech, Mrs. Leo Englund.

Mr. and Mrs. Brady Eseanaba were the out of town guests. Mr. Wilkinson was presented with several gifts.

Equipment Installed at Cabins Showers, toilets and laundry have been installed by Arthur White at his cabins here. moved into town from Lake Gogebic. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Larson attended the Circus at Ashland Tuesday.

Hfareniseo Mr. and Mrs. Leo! Hushinburger and son of Hcrtonville, are spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. H.

Ormes at their Presquc Isle Lake home. Goldman and son, Knrl spent Sunday and Monday in St. Paul on business. Mr. and Mrs.

Curg Gum and family of Channing, have moved here, where Mr. Gum is employed. Miss Eudell Combs, Hiles, is a guest of her brother and sister in law, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Combs also two.

other sisters, Mrs. D. C. Childers and Mrs. Curg Gum.

Miss Ann MacDonald of Watersmeet is spending a few days as the guest of Frances Mary Gagnon. They spent Monday In Ironwood. Mr. and Mrs. D.

C. Childers and Mr. and Mrs. A. Chapman visited in Ironwood Friday Mesdames Ned Bovee, A.

Chapman and Norman Olson were Ironwood shoppers Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Orel Pirron have Tender Crust PASTIES -BAK-B-Q's, Beef or Pork Helen's Bar B-Q Next to Louie Gotta's Gas Station S-2 BESSEMER ELLIOTT'S PAINTS and VARNISHES 'Also Complete Stocks of Roofing Sltlitlj- Insolation Nails Paint Brushes Millwcrk Flooring Moulding Plywood C. HANSEN LUMBER CO.

Phone 127-F2--Bessemer me 25-Marenbco jp hone 214-MeHen BESSEMER LAST TIMES TONIGHT Including- Tax DOUBLE FEATURE "SEA WOLF" Edw. G. Kobinson, Ha Lnpino ALSO DATE" Edmund Lowe, Una Merkle FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Adin. lOtf 2Orf DOUBLE FEATURE "Texas Ranger Rides Again" John Howard, Ellen Drew ALSO DOCTOR" Basil Rathbone, Ellen Drew Coming Soon And Then Gone Forever. "Gone With The Wind" Present Program A program was presented at the Finnish Ev.

Lutheran church Sunday afternoon by the pupils of the summer school, which has been in session for two weeks. The program consisted of songs, recitations. readings and speeches. Refresh- mentss were served in the church parlors. Mrs.

M. N. Joensuu was the instructor of the classes with Miss Alvina Lindberg as her assistant. Wayne Murto of Detroit arrived here Tuesday morning for a short visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Job Murto. He will be inducted in the army soon. Mrs. Eli Kempainen and daughter Sylvia of Paynesvilie and Wilho Marttinen of Mass were guests at the home of Mi-, and Mrs. Fred Biekkola at L'Anse Sunday afternoon.

They also visitsd at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Matt Leinonen at Hancock. Many Attend Funeral Many persons from Paynesvilie attended the funeral of Miss Leah Urpilla at her home at Kenton Tuesday afternoon. She passed away after a lengthy illness, Thursday evening.

The TJrpillas are former residents of Paynesvilie, living on a farm about one mile south of town. The deceased attended the Paynesvilie grade school through A THEATRE "Motion Pictures Are Your Best Entertainment" LAST TIMES TONIGHT Bargain Nights lOc 15c eighth grade whence she moved to Kentoii with her parents. Ewen Mr. and Mrs. Wilho Manninen of Gulliver, spent the week end here with the latter's father, Ed Wilber.

Mrs. Eugene Keplar and daughters Patricia and Katharine, of Marquette, spent Sunday here with the former's mother, Mrs. Lillian Bruno. Mr. and Mrs.

Leo Dishau and children of Marenisco spent Sunday at the James F. Morrison home. Mrs. Dave Faro and children will leave this week for Soo Junction to join Mr. Paro, who is employed there.

William De Molen, grandson, Billy Proctor, and daughter, Mrs. Leonard Gauntt and her daughter, Patricia, spent Sunday with relatives in Negaunee. Mrs. Alex Hicky has returned from a week end visit with relatives in Ironwood. Mrs.

C. B. Lindgren and sister, Mrs. C. F.

Winkier of Houghton, attended the graduation exercises at Bessemer Friday. Their niece, Mary Ellen Meager, was a member of the graduation class. Miss Eva Kostelnik has returned from Gulliver, where she was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W.

Mannenin for two weeks. Adolpli Bergland of Ironwood and daughter, Mrs. Louis Humphrey, of Ewen were callers in Marquette BESSEMER NEWS John VI. Bellman. Correspondent Telephone No.

4 Program for July Fourth Prepared by Committees THREE TRAFFIC LAW VIOLATORS IN COURT The hour schedule of Bessemer's Fourth of July celebration was decided upon at a meeting of committees at the Elks clubrooms last night. The program of races was also announced: The day's program follows: Salute 6 a. in. fired on First Bluff. During the cay there will be daylight fireworks before every event on Hie program.

The school band play before every event of the morning. Girls' p.nd boys' races 0 to 9:30 A reckless driver, a speeder and an autoist who drove on the wrong side of the road were sentenced by I Justice W. S. Baird recently. Hjalmer Olkonen of.

Ironwood, reckless driver, was sentenced to pay a fine and costs of $28.35 or spend 30 days in the county jail. His offense occurred in Bessemer township June 14 and state police made the arrest. Eugene Saari of Kimball, I m. on East Sel'ar f-treet charged with speeding on Eli avenue in Bessemer on June 14, was ordered to pay $4.85 costs. He was arrested by Eino Fihlaya, city police officer.

a Thornley, Ironwood. charged with driving on the wrong side of the road in Bessemer township on US-2 on June 8, was ordered to pay costs of A sheriff's officer made the arrest. FLAGS OF AUXILIARY TO BE The colors of the Auxiliary to, Peter Gedda American Legion post will be carried in the Upper Peninsula. Legion and Auxiliary convention parade at Ironwood and will be presented at the convention. Action to have the flags brought to Ironwood was taken by the Bessemer unit at its meeting this week.

Lunch was served at the unit's meeting by Mrs, C. H. Lutz, Miss Rose Burt and Miss Fiella Knoblock. PIANO RECITAL TO BE PRESENTED AT CHURCH A piano recital will be given tonight at 8 o'clock at the Sharon Lutheran church by pupils of Miss Astrid Hansen. The 22 students will present a program having for its main theme "A Summer Day." Doll buggy parade 9:30 to 10 a.

in. on Sophie Girls' and beys' races 10 to 10:20 a. in. on North street. Boys' and r.isr.'s races 10:30 to 11 a.

m. on Longycar strent. Balloon-cannon ascension 11 a. m. from the vacant lor across street frcm the Washington Ironwood i i a band concert 32 o'clock noon 1o 1 p.

in. in of the Veterans Memorial Main parade 2 p. in. The ironwood Municipal bnnd and ins school bards will be in tlie procession. The hiph school band will play on streets after the parade.

Ball pame 3 p. m. between mer and an opponent to be chosen, at G. S. Barber school athletic field.

Balloon-cannon ascension 5 p. m. near school. Ironwood band concert 6 to 7 p. in.

at Massie Field band, shell. Free WPA show from 7 to 9 p. m. at Massie Field. High school band concert at band shell from 8 to 0 p.

m. Night fireworks 9 p. m. at Massie Field. LONCHARTE SERVICES- ARE HELD YESTERDAY Paul Edgar and Duaine Clouse will leave in two weeks for Elgin, 111., where they will make their homes.

They will be joined there by Mrs. Edgar and Mrs. Clouse who are now away on visits: Miss Eugenia Ponte, their employe, will leave July 15 for Elgin, also to be employed. Funeral services were conducted at 9 o'clock yp.sierriay ir.orninc by I the Rc-v. C.

J. for Anthony Loncharte. who was fr.tnUy in.virerl in an autombilo accident early Sinday. Burial was at Hillcrest'ceme- tery. The caf-'kPl was carried by John and Tony chord Firrhc- san, Ar.frelo Cavosie, Nick Re, and Joseph Eaksic.

Sunday. They were accompanied by the former's daughter. Miss Katharine Bergland. student at N. S.

T. who will spend the summer vacation with her parents in Ironwood. Alfred Stusser, accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Georse Ducleaux, of Bruce Crossing, to Manltowoc, Friday, for a visit.

Harold Hicky, Mrs. Loyed Messer; and Miss Mabie Ducleaux were callers in Ironwood Saturday. Mrs. Matilda De Molen has arrived from Sault Ste. Marie to visit son, William DeMolen.

Mr. and Mrs. John Kelly, son Tim and Mrs. Kelly's mother, Mrs. Anna Me Kone.

of Superior were week end guests at the Sparrer lome. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lorendo, Mrs. Peter Beaudln, Mrs.

Leo Hall, George Lorendo and son Pat visited ilbert Lorenao and family at Gil- )ert, Minn. JUNIOR MEETING The Junior will night at hall instead of tonight. All members intending to present at tr.e. convention at Crystal Falls Saturday and Sunday are asked to be at the meeting-. ST.

PAUL A The St. Paul Finnish js.i-:-.rrrn church Ladies Aid society tomorrow at o'c'-l: at the home of Mrs. Gabriel north of Bessemer. Richard Finnejan left today en two weeks' trip through Canada and a i a a visit at home here A his trip he will rcttini to Cleveland to lie employed until fall when he will resume teaching there, Dr. and Mrs.

R. J. Mullen -and daughters, the Eileen nre at -Ann Arbor Dr. Mullen i.s a i his- twenty- i class reunion today, tomorrow and Saturday. The Texas Rangers Ride Again John Howard, Helen Drew, Akim Tamiroff JEAN ROGERS ROBERT STERLING ALSO Sunday Monday Next Tuesday Only Finnish Feature WakeSield Theatre Friday Saturday THE DOCTOR" A Special Purchase of Here Is a group of the finest in Summer Frocks at most interesting prices.

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