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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1933
Page
2
Notice is given that the copartnership of D. P. Menard and H. T. Culver trading as Culver Motor Company is dissolved. Neither partner may bind the firm except to wind up affairs. Dated July 25 1933. By D P Menard. 7 28 8 4
Gnorals and Persons Personal notes list weekend visitors and trips across Iron River area. Names include Sartoris Jefferson Gustafson Crook Velin Nedden Wagner Donahue, Bach homes, and plans to Chicago Milwaukee and Wausau. One death noted for Tom Brennan.
Elmer J. Oas recently elected Bessemer school superintendent wed Miss Mabel Winnetta Reid on July 26 in Topeka Kansas. They plan to reside here after August 15. A post-convention dancing party is set for August 8 at Legion hall by the Auxiliary to Peter Gedda Post No 27 with orchestra and luncheon. Invitations extend to Legion posts and Auxiliaries of Bessemer Ramay Ironwood Wakefield and Harley.
On Grama Lou Gray's sixth birthday a children's party was hosted last Thursday from 2 to 6 pm at Mr. and Mrs. Woodward Gray's home. Games and a 4 pm luncheon featured guests include Katherine Kallander, Jack and Laurence Kallander, Margery Skwor, Anna Skagen, Margery Pellow, Eileen and Dorothy Vaselak, Rita and Ann Kosmicky, Loretta Johnson, Raymond Janov, Helen Evsich, Betty and Margery Adams, Wilma Cage, and Rose Marie Stoehr. Also noted is a new aviation device transmitting propeller sound to a ground map via microphone, flashing a light to show the plane's exact location.
The Ironwood Gogebic range church page lists Sunday School at 10 a m Morning Worship at 11 with the sermon Seeing Men No More as Trees and an Epworth League at 6 30 led by the Salvation Army of Ironwood plus solo numbers by Miss Ardele Truscal and Wm Foss . Evening Worship at 7 20 features The Great Question and instrumental numbers by Miss Truscot and vocal by Wm Foss . A pastry sale at Relto Velin store Saturday at 10 30 and Aug 1 all day Gogebic Holiness Association meetings at Newport M E Church with Bishop Blake speaking Aug 5 at First M E Ironwood invitation to all. More than 64 theatres nationwide have closed, outnumbering closed banks.
The Bureau of Dairying reports Michigan butter sellers must meet legal standards: net weight on wrappers, moisture under 16 percent, and milk fat not below 80 percent. Analyses show many dealers fail weight or fat, with examples of price loss to consumers and varied maker practices from strict to careless.
Harry D. Ruhl of East Lansing is appointed chief of the game division by Director George R. Hogarth, succeeding P. S. Lovejoy after two years as acting head. Ruhl joined the department in 1928 to supervise licensed fur and game farms in Michigan, and the Isle Royale forest fire prompts renewed warnings for summer campers to be cautious with fires and tobacco.
Nine thousand young men in 45 Michigan camps are six months into President's emergency conservation work. Camps converted to semi permanent structures, with diverse duties from fire line building to stream improvement. L. R. Schoenmann, state coordinator, reports work exceeding expectations after inspecting camps in both peninsulas.
Nationally known manufacturer makes a player piano offered for sale at 39.50 cash on unpaid balance of 700. Write Badger Music Company 8037 N 18th Street Milwaukee Wisconsin for viewing and references. Ad 8 4 2ts.
The Otter River trout feeding station begins operation with 350000 baby trout raised for distribution next fall to upper peninsula streams. The facility also serves as a grayling experiment station and sits four miles west of Baraga. About 300000 more trout have been placed in Eckernmar and Fox River stations. Overall nearly 1,000,000 trout will be planted in September October plus another million next fall from Thompson Waters meet and Marquette hatcheries. Fisheries supervisors plan which streams will receive stockings.
Weather and poor yields cut the blueberry crop well below normal across northern Michigan. Many berry areas lie on state land and, despite experiments at Roscommon Experiment Station, intermittent burning over is debated for crop continuity, though it has caused serious forest fires.
The department does not prohibit trespass on state land for berry picking but such areas receive emergency forest fire fighting service due to the high fire hazard during the berry picking period.
Road crews are repairing shoulders on US 2 from Mackinac to Schoolcraft and at the Menominee Dickinson line. M-26 near Baltimore River in Ontonagon County and M-28 west of the Chippewa Luce line are under construction. Wakefield area and between Bergland and Tula show closures. Impassable Negaunee to L Anse on M 35. US 41 has 22 miles under construction east of Three Lakes and a 0.5 mile section between L Anse and Baraga. Phoenix southward widening for about 3 miles and Keweenaw County work from Eagle Harbor Forks to Lac La Belle Forks. Calumet area workers on both sides of the Baraga Houghton line. A short stretch south of Amasa on US 141 under construction. Drive carefully.
Smithsonian scientist Dr. Hugh M. Smith reports vast numbers of Daddy long legs in northern Siam mountains. He notes the crawling insects give the ground an appearance of motion as they surge across slopes.
The American Weekly profile of Delores, famed artist’s model, recalls her forced humiliation. She describes being displayed in a barrel in a dime museum to avoid starvation, a stark memory recounted for next Sunday's Detroit Times.
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