Ironwood Daily Globe from Ironwood, Michigan • Page 5

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29.1938. IRONWOOD DAILY GLOBE, IRONWOOD, MICH. Members of New State Group to Serve Without Compensation. No Information has been received as yet by Supt. A.

E. Erickson. recently appointed by Governor Frank Murphy as a member of the new state planning commission, ae to when the commission will meet. Appointment of the state planning commission was authorized by a statute passed by the 1837 session of the state legislature, which appropriated $25,000 for the commission. Has 11 Members The act creating the commission for the director of conservation and the state highway commissioner to be members, with not more than nine other members to be appointed by the governor.

Members of the commission shall serve without compensation, the law provides, but they shall "be entitled to their reasonable and necessary expenses incurred in the discharge of their duties." The expenses of the commission and the necessary office and clerical expense are to be paid from the appropriation made by the legislature. The commission Is empowered to "appoint such employes as may be required to properly carry out the duties of said commission, shall prescribe the duties of its employes, and shall fix their compensation." Duties Prescribed The duties of the commission as prescribed by the law are: "To act as the state's official agency for canvassing public works projects, for the proper rating thereof in respect to urgency or priority, and otherwise to provide such sen-ices as may be needed or proper to co-operate effectively with federal agencies concerned with activities, allocations, and expenditures in Michigan in connection with federal programs relating to public works. land, water control, and other subjects. "To act as the state's officia! agency for co-ordinating all surveys, inventories, and investigations having to do with the natural resources of the state, the rate of their depletion or renewal, and the probable future of the Industries and communities dependent thereon, and to serve as a central state agency to assist, co-ordinate and encourage all activities which in ite Judgment are useful and proper In making for and providing a just and continuing appraisal and analysis of the resources of the state sjid of the future economic and social status of its industries and citizens, so that dependable data Khali be collected and made readily available for use of public agencies and private institutions on which to base their plans and operations, and steps may be taken to avoid economic waste and undue public burdens and responsibilities, and prevent human distress resulting from lack of adequate information and planning." Trout Creek Mr. and Mrs.

C. J. McTuigan and sons of Ashland spent the week end visiting at the William Garlow home. John Roxbury was guest of honor at a surprise birthday party held at Agate Falls on Sunday evening. John was 19 years old.

The following were present and enjoyed a marshmallow roast: Coranne Connors, Violet, Cecelia and Helen Lettord. Bonnie Porter, Iceland Hardes. Charles Ketchum, Donald McDonald, George Porter, Vemer Anderson, and John Rox- bury. Patricia Gue of Niagara Falls, N. visited at the home of her grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. Mike Bowers, for a week. Miss Marie Nousialnen Is visit- Ing friends in Marquette for days. Miss Lucille Pratt left Sunday to visit at the Maynard home in Calumet for several days. Among the boys who left Monday on a camping trip to Lake Gogebic are Bill McDonald.

Mack Me- Donald, Bernard Sliger, Jack Staff, James Madden, Charles Ketchum, Elmer Little, Rudy Saari, Eugene and Eugene Dove. Mrs. William Dally, Miss Violet Madden and John Roxbury visited relatives and friends in Marquette Friday. Mrs. George Greenshield of Lake Linden visited for the week end at the M.

J. Weber home. Mrs. Greenshield and daughter, Lois, accompanied him home after spending the last two weeks here. Gloria Nelson had her tonsils removed at Grand View hospital in Ironwood recently.

Miss Helen Juhola visited friends and relatives in Isbpeming for the week end. Mrs. Henry Bessen and son, Bernard, and daughter, Mabel, visited to. Ironwood Wednesday. Dorothy Bessen Is spending the summer at the Prank Stlndt home In Bergland.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sliger visited in Houghton Monday. Roy Roxbury. who is employed at Scbowl NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the Board of Registration of Ironwood Township School District, Qogebic county, Michigan will be In satrinn on Sahrday, July 2, 1938 12 a.

to 8 p. SB. for the purpose of registering the of ttae quaUfled etocton erettfor registered) of said district who dsslre to the annual Monday. July 11, UM. THEODORE NYMAN PENINSULA NEWS Ousted At Beloit Dufay R.

Rtce, former superintendent of Ironwood who was removed from a similar position in Beloit late yesterday, by a four to two vote of the school board. Rice declared be would continue in office until legally removed. Camp Paulding, spent the week end at his home here. John P. Fmlk of Barags was a caller in town on Saturday.

Andrew Johnson of Sidnaw was a caller in town Monday. Glen Trevarrow of Greenland was a caller in town Monday. Byron Carkeek of L'Anse was a caller in town Monday. There are about 30 pet cemeteries in the United States. MOTBEB SUCCUMBS Mrs.

Sophia Rose, years old, widow of Jacob Rose and mother of Sam and Phil Rose, of Marquette, died last Friday night at her in Los Angeles. Her death, caused by a heart attack while she was sleeping, was unexpected. The day before she died she enjoyed an automobile ride and wrote a letter to her sons which was received here Saturday, a few hours after her death. Mrs. Rose was bora May 7, 1896, In Bohemia and was married there 61 years ago.

Fifty-four years ago she came to Marquette. She lived here until 1916 when she and Rose moved to Los Angeles to reside. Mr. Rose died there on March 34, 1933, at the age of 77. TAX VALUATION UP Negaanee The total assessed valuation for the city of Negaunee for 1938 is 114,879,250, according to figures released Monday in the city auditor's office.

A $940,000 increase in mine valuations, announced by the state tax commission, helped boost the figure over a million dollars above the 1937 roll. The 1937 valuation was $13.852.925. Of the total for this year $12,089,760 is real estate and $2,789,490 personal property. In 1937 the real valuation was $11,289,250, and personal $2,563,675. START PLANE SERVICE Saolt Ste.

Marie At the start of the summer vacation season in the Fairyland of Northern Michigan, wings of Pennsylvania-Central Airlines planes will have brought that famed playground within easy reach of eastern seaboard cities heretofore separated from Michigan resorts by mote than twenty- four hours. The Pennsylvania-Central will, on about July 20, conduct trial flights on 1U new Detroit-to-Sault Ste. Marie run and will establish regular service over the route late in July or early in August, according to C. Bedell Monro, president of the line. This flight of 310 miles from Detroit to the country will be made in something Just under two and one-half hours.

Including way stops at Bay City- Saginaw and Cheboygan, Mich. MRS. THERIAULT DIES Negasmee Mrs. J. G.

Theriault died Saturday afternoon at the home of her son, Henry. 202 East Main street, after an illness of about three weeks. She was 81 years old. Mrs. Theriault was born on September 26.

1856, on Sugar Island, in Like Huron. Since 1900 she had resided in Gladstone. MINE VALUE DROPS bhpeming A reduction of $370,000 in the valuation of its Morris mine has been granted by the Ely township board of review to the Inland Steel company, it was announced Saturday by township officials. Announcement of the board's action was delayed, pending confirmation by the state tax commission. The board of review, after the Inland Steel company's arguments had been presented by company officials, granted a tentative reduction proportionate with given other companies on the Marquette range.

GIVE OUT TOMATOES AT HURLEY FRIDAY Distribute Surplus Commodities at Courthouse. Fresh wili be distributed Friday to all of Hurley who are eligible to receive surplus commodities, It was rKKincrt1 today ty the public welfare department of Iron county at Hurley. Distribution will be made in the basement of the courthouse at Hurley between 9 a. m. and 4 p.

m. No home deliveries will be made and all recipients are asked to bring containers. Secretary Leo Anderson. This is the club organised in 1934, said Anderson. ing inspector for the state with headquarters in Iron Mountain, arrived Iruowoml today for an inspection tour.

The fibers of cotton resemble flattened hairs when seen under the sdsnacope; they have a natural twist, which is the key to their quality of being spinnable. Watersmeet A number of the members of the Royal Neighbor Lodge attended the Royal Neighbor convention held in the Junior high school at Stambaugh Saturday. Lunch was served at noon and at 8:30 in the evening a banquet was served. Those who attended were Mesdames A. C.

Brownell. Charles Nordice, Prank MaeDonald. Clyde Britten. Ray Anys. Pat Kelly, E.

A. Dlctson, Claude Storms. Paul KallniUy. Ralph Marks. Albert Tomasi, Tony Maher.

Cttto MM Murphy, paltinawskJ and Lena Stum. MM Martha Loekhart Mid Mlsf Beatrice Landgren of Norway are guests of Mrs. X. A. Dtekson.

Miss Loekhart was formerly an Instructor in the Watenmeet schools. James Rock la a patient at St. Mary's hospital at Milwaukee whera he underwent an operation a week aio. His daughter, MlM Myrtle, who to an Instructor In schools at East Chicago, tod, la in Milwaukee with him. Briefly Told A mtrtlmt the Roosevelt Democratic club of Ironwood township will be held Thursday night at 7:30 at the township hall, it was announced today by ADEQUATE AUTO INSURANCE Can be financed upon convenient monthly terms.

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$1.98 NOW Reg. $1.00 NOW 39f Juat 5 CHILDREN'S CREPE SLEEPERS, Just 18 CHILDREN'S WOOL SWIM SUITS Reg. $1.98 NOW Just 15 WHITE SUMMER GLOVES Reg. $1.00 NOW 48f Just 8 CHILDREN'S SWEATERS Reg. $1.39 NOW Just 5 WHITE LINEN HAND BAGS Reg.

$1.00 NOW Juat 6 WHITE ORGANDIE COLLARS Reg. $1.98 NOW Juat 27 WHITE LINEN HANKIES Reg. 15c NOW Juat 33 ROUGE REFILLS Reg. 25c NOW Juat 35 CHILDREN'S ANKLETS Reg. 25c NOW Just 87 Pra.

WOMEN'S CHIFFON HOSE Reg. 79c NOW Juat 18 COLORED GUEST TOWELS Reg. 39c NOW Just 8 WHITE LINEN DAMASK PATTERN CLOTHS Reg. $9.95 NOW 93.99 Juat 12 WILET CHAIR BACK SETS Reg. 69c NOW Just 10 CHILDREN'S SHEER DRESSES Reg.

$1.19 NOW Juat 3 BOYS' 3 PC. KNIT SUITS Reg. $1.98 NOW Just 5 BOLTS 42 IN. PILLOW TUBING Reg. 29c Yd.

NOW 80 sq. PERCALE 12c One lot of finest quality percale. Reg. 25c value. All new attractive patterns.

Mala Floor. Lace Table Cloths 72x90 exquisite lace cloths made to sell regularly at While just 10 last at $1.97 Second Floor Just 12 WOMEN'S SILK DRESSES Reg. $7.95 NOW f3.OO Just 10 CHILDREN'S COTTON PRESSES Reg. $1.29 NOW Just 15 WOMEN'S SILK BLOUSES Beg. 11.00 NOW Just 5 SPRING VsJ.

to $16.96 NOW $3.00 Just 12 CHILDREN'S BLOUSES Reg. $1.00 NOW Juat 3 LAMPL KNIT DRESSES $10.95 NOW S5.0O Just 4 WOMEN'S BEACH ROBES Reg. $3.96 NOW l.OO Women's MILLINERY values to $2.95 25c Sprkag SHssaer tasMam. they last at Downstairs Store Bargain! Just 6 INDIAN CAR BLANKETS Reg. $1.39 NOW Just 4 COTTON BED SPREADS Reg.

$1.19 NOW Just 2 3-LB. FINE COTTON BATTS Ret. 89c NOW Just 6 FULL SIZE SUMMER QUILTS Reg. $1.98 NOW 1.29 Just 25 DRAPERY SQUARES Worth up to yd. NOW Just 33 WOMEN'S RUBBER APRONS Reg.

49e NOW Jmt IS WOMEN'S HOOVERETTE APRONS Reg. $1.29 NOW Just 40 Pr. CHILDREN'S ANKLETS Reg. 15e NOW Juat 2 MEN'S SUMMER SUITS Reg. $5.95 NOW 1.5O Just 36 MEN'S ATH.

UNION SUITS Reg. 79e NOW Just 15 BOYS' PANT OVERALLS. 6 8 only Reg. 98c NOW Jnrt 21 MEN'S BLACK MODEL WORK SHIRTS NOW Joat 29 GIRLS' COTTON SLIP, 6 to 12 Reg. 50e NOW Jart 21 GIRLS' COTTON BLOOMERS, 6 to 12 Rev.

29e NOW Just 10 GIRLS' GYM SUITS Just 12 GIRLS' WOMEN'S SPURT SHORTS Reg. 79e NOW $1.00 NOW Jmt 10 PTB. COTTAGE SETS, Black 4 Reg. $1.00 NOW Jnrt 5 HA WHAN DRAPERY SILK. 2K yih.

Beg. $1.49 NOW Lot of CRETONNE 4 SILK DAMASK to 5fc Yd. NOW MEN'S SUMMER CAPS Beg. 26e in ctock 18c Just Silk DnMMBuds) to at $6.96 A $7.95 Women's 80 tq. Percale COTTON FROCKS 47c 1HUH OUT.

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