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Stadius, Mrs. Ardelle Alanen, Arvid Aldrich, Annie ffsc-001 Interviewed by: Puotinen, Art. 1 Aug 1973 in Abramson's Abramson, Mrs. Ralph cottage, outside of Greenland, Mich. (Lempinen) Inclusive dates: 1870s - 1920s Born 14 Jan 1892 Places and Names: Calumet, Red Jacket, Quincy, Allouez, Tamarack, Boston Location, Centennial, Finland, Ahmeek, Detroit, Hancock. Bethlehem Church; Pastor Bäck; Pastor Rautanen; Italian Hall Subjects: Boardinghouses; Church; Confirmation; Copper mines and mining; Emigration and immigration; Finnish Americans -- Upper Peninsula (Mich.); Finnish language, Business enterprises; Finnish newspapers; Finnish-American Mining Company; Knights of Kaleva -- Upper Peninsula (Mich.); Mohawk Mining Company; Naturalization; Neighbors; Nikander, J. K. (Juho Kustaa), 1855-1919; Recreation; Schools; Socialism -- Finnish Americans; Temperance; Winter ffsc-002 Interviewed by: Armstrong, Helen. 15 Nov 1976 in Hancock, Mich. Ahola, Mrs. Ida ; Stadius, Mrs. Ardelle Inclusive dates: 1920s - 1970s Subjects: Arts and crafts; Childbirth; Cooking; Family -- History; Finnish Americans; Food; Home remedies; Knitting; Languages and language; Manners and customs; Massage; Medical care; Midwifery; Physicians; Sauna; Traditional medicine ffsc-003 Interviewed by: Ranta, Elma. Apr 1975 in Ishpeming, Mich. Alanen, Arvid Inclusive dates: 1880s - mid 1900s Born 26 Jan 1897, Ishpeming, Mich. Places and Names: Copper Harbor; Houghton; Ishpeming; Laihia, Finland; Marquette; Calumet; Illinois Subjects: Boardinghouses; Calumet and Hecla Mining Company; Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Company; Copper mines and mining -- Accidents; Emigration and immigration; Family; Farming; Farming -- Finland; Finnish Americans -- Upper Peninsula (Mich.); Geological surveys; Schools; Weddings; ffsc-004 Interviewed by: Berry, Betty. 18 Jul 1973 Aldrich, Annie Inclusive dates: late 1800s - 1940s Places and Names: Atlantic Mine, Painesdale, Houghton, Painesdale, Keweenaw Club. Doctor Aldrich, Atlantic Mine, Amphidrome; Mining Gazette Subjects: Christmas; Copper Miners' Strike, Mich., 1913-1914; Cornish Americans -- Upper Peninsula (Mich.); Epidemics; Family; Great Depression; Hockey -- Houghton (Mich.); Hunting; Medical care; Methodist Church -- Houghton (Mich.); Mines and mining resources -- Upper Peninsula (Mich.); Physicians; Prohibition; Schools; Strikes and lockouts -- Copper mining -- Upper Peninsula (Mich.); Temperance; Transportation -- Houghton (Mich.); United States. Works Progress Administration; Women -- Suffrage -- Houghton (Mich.); World War, 1939-1945; ffsc-005 Interviewed by: Niemi, Adrian. 18 Feb 1975 in Virginia, Minn. Alto, Aliina and son Toivo "Rusty" In Finnish Inclusive dates: 1913 Subjects: Agriculture; Alcohol; Bars (drinking establishments); Brothels; Capone, Al, 1899-1947; Dillinger, John, 1903- 1934; Emigration and immigration; Gambling; Gangsters; Hurley (Wis.); Ironwood (Mich.); Logging; Mafia; Prostitution; Proverbs; Roulette; Superstition; Traditional medicine; ffsc-006 Interviewed by: Maki, Randy in Santini's Hotel and Bar, Anderson, Annie and Leon (Santini's Bar) Hurley, Wisc. Inclusive dates: 1930s - 1970s Places and Names: Hurley, WI. Al Capone; John Dillinger ffsc-007 Interviewed by: Puotinen, Art. 20 Feb 1975 in Anderson's home, Houghton, Mich. Anderson, Wallace Inclusive dates: 1870s - 1970s Born in Pequaming, Mich. Places and Names: Pequaming, Finntown -- Pequaming, Zeba -- Pequaming, Dollar Bay, Houghton, Hancock. Hebard Lumber Company Subjects: Copper Miners' Strike, Mich., 1913-1914; Copper wire, World War I; Emigration and immigration; Hockey -- Pequaming (Mich.), Gunsmithing; Irish Americans -- Upper Peninsula (Mich.); Logging; Lumber Camps; Michigan Technological University; Norwegian Americans -- Upper Peninsula (Mich.); Pioneers -- Pequaming (Mich.); Quincy Mining Company; Sawmills; Strikes and lockouts -- Copper mining; World War, 1914-1918; ffsc-008 Interviewed by: Whitman, Robert. 11 Apr 1975 in Interviewee's office Anderson, Wallace Inclusive dates: 1940s - 1970s Places and Names: Japan, Germany Subjects: Germany; Investigations; Japan; Military intelligence; United States. Air Force.; ffsc-009 Interviewed by: Olson, Bob in WMPL Radio Station, Houghton, Mich. Andrews, Dr. Clarence Inclusive dates: 1913-1914 Born in Iowa, professor at MTU Places and Names: Calumet, Red Jacket, Hancock, Houghton, Quincy, Painesdale. Charles Moyer, Annie Clements "Big Annie," Anna Rabas, Charles Struzel, Laurie Waatti, John Maynarich, Ed Rossberg, Mary Grentz, Francis Steke, Woody Guthrie, Rose Stukel Sever, Arelia Goodreau Rintala, Walter Lahti, Annie Clements, "Big Annie," Marian Kentala Mosack, Westala, Irene Alla, Steve Verbanick, Jim Stukel, Anthony Lucas, William Jane, Samuel Rowe, A. B. Newton, Russell Waatti, Company G -- Houghton; Painesdale Shooting, McNaughton, Charles Struzel, Andicot Lovell, Amanda Lampala, Rueben Hill, Charles Laurie, Peter Murphy, Tony Podriznik Subjects: Calumet and Hecla Mining Company; Copper Miners' Strike, Mich., 1913-1914; Copper mines and mining; Croatian Americans -- Michigan; Finnish Americans -- Michigan; Italian Hall Disaster, Calumet, Mich., 1913; Labor unions; Slovenian Americans -- Michigan; Strikes and lockouts -- Copper mining; Western Federation of Miners; ffsc-010 Interviewed by: Mills, Gary J. 6 Aug 1975 in Suomi College Antila, Elroy Inclusive dates: 1920s - 1930s Born 20 Nov 1929, Calumet, Mich. Places and Names: Calumet, MI. Calumet Schools, Ishpeming Iron Mining History, love, stories Subjects: Calumet (Mich.); Education Schools; ffsc-011 Arsenault, Walt Interviewed by: Loukinen, Michael. 9 Dec 1975 ffsc-012 Autio, Amelia Interviewed by: Niemi, Adrian. 6 Oct 1975 in Orr, Minn. In Finnish ffsc-013 Interviewed by: Armstrong, Helen. 1 Nov 1976 in Crystal Falls, Mich. Auvinen, Lempi (Johnson) Inclusive dates: 1900s - 1970s Born 10 Feb 1899, Crystal Falls, Mich. Places and Names: Venezuela Subjects: Arts and crafts; Childbirth; Cooking; Education; Finnish Americans; Food -- Finnish; Hairstyles Home remedies; Land tenure -- Law and legislation -- Finland; Massage; Medical care; Midwifery; Midwifery; Names, Finnish; Physician; Sauna; Schools -- Finland; Traditional medicine; Venezuela; Weaving; Family -- History; B ffsc-014 Interviewed by: Puotinen, Art. 8 Bartanen, Hattie S. Aug 1972 Subject terms: Emigration and Immigration; Finnish Americans; Home ownership; Wolverine (Mich.); Education; Copper mines and mining; Traditional medicine; Cupping ffsc-015 Interviewed by: Lavery, Allan. 31 Jan 1974 in L'Anse, Mich. Bell, Roy D. Inclusive dates: 1920s - 11004 Born in Munising, Mich. Places and Names: L'Anse, Munising, Baraga, Pequaming. Hebard Lumber Company, Thomas Nestor Subjects: Bears; Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Company; Ford Motor Company; Forest and forestry -- Valuation -- Michigan; Logging -- Michigan; Lumber Camps -- Michigan; Mead Corporation; Nestor Lumber Company; Paper mills; Sawmills -- Michigan; Snowshoes and snowshoeing; ffsc-016 Interviewed by: Jalkanen, Paul. 27 Jul 1972 in Hancock, Mich. Bell, Warren M. Inclusive dates: 1897 - 11000s Born 26 Aug 1882, Chicago, IL Places and Names: Hancock, Calumet, Quincy. Western Express, Houghton County Department of Social Welfare, Public Relief Commission Subjects: Boys' Brigade; Church; Congregational Church -- Hancock (Mich.); Copper Miners' Strike, Mich., 1913-1914; Copper mines and mining; Cornish Americans -- Michigan; Ethnic groups; Finnish Americans -- Michigan; Great Depression; High schools -- Hancock (Mich.); Home remedies; Law enforcement; Medical care; Physicians; Public welfare -- Houghton County (Mich.); Quincy Mining Company; Recreation; Schools; Strikes and lockouts -- Copper mining; Voting; Winter; Boys' Brigade ffsc-017 Bergh, Russell ; Homlund, Walter S. ; Interviewed by: Puotinen, Art. 31 Jul 1973 in Home of Marsi, Minne Walter Holmlund, Jacobsville, Mich. Inclusive dates: 1880s - 1970s M. Marsi Born Jan 1888, Hurontown, Mich.; W. Homlund Born abt. 1908 Places and Names: Jacobsville, Hancock, White City. Jacobsville Quarry, Jacobsville Finnish Lutheran Church; Amerikan Suometar, St. John's Day, Juhannus (Midsummer) Subjects: Accidents -- Jacobsville (Mich.); Bars (Drinking establishments) -- Jacobsville (Mich.) Belgian Americans -- Michigan; Business enterprises -- Jacobsville (Mich.); Cemeteries -- Jacobsville (Mich.); Church; Confirmation; Copper Miners' Strike, Mich., 1913-1914; Farming; Finnish Americans; Finnish newspapers; Fishing; Great Depression; Groceries; Logging -- Jacobsville (Mich.); Longyear, John Munro, 1850-1922; Lumber Camps -- Jacobsville (Mich.); Medical care -- Jacobsville (Mich.); Medicine; Music; Nikander, J. K. (Juho Kustaa), 1855-1919; Norwegian Americans; Physicians; Quarries and quarrying; Recreation; Sailing -- Great Lakes; Sandstone; Schools; Shipwrecks; Strikes and lockouts -- Copper mining; Suomi College; Teachers; Temperance -- Jacobsville (Mich.); Traditional medicine; United States. Works Progress Administration; Weddings; World War, 1939-1945; ffsc-018 Interviewed by: Anderson, Wallace. 7 Aug 1973 in Home of Bat Bigando, Bigando, Battista Calumet, Mich. Born 8 Aug 1883, Italy Inclusive dates: 1890s - 1930s Places and Names: Calumet; Spring Valley, IL; Houghton; Laurium; Allouez. Kerredge Theatre -- Hancock Subjects: Boardinghouses; Calumet & Hecla Band; Calumet and Hecla Mining Company; Circus; Coal mines and mining; Copper Miners' Strike, Mich., 1913-1914; Copper mines and mining -- Accidents; Emigration and immigration; Family; Great Depression; Hockey; Italian Americans -- Michigan; Italian Hall Disaster, Calumet, Mich., 1913; Medical
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