Local notes from Highbridge and nearby towns in transit and family news
Lipisti of Highbridge visited Tuesday on business and with relatives. Bernard Koskey and Clarence Johnson spent the weekend with friends at Marenisco. George Ruppe left Tuesday for Duluth after a weekend with his family here. Mrs. Chas. Mel Fraser and Mrs. W. Linkerton visited Tronwood Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ward arrived Sunday from Newberry and will reside here. John Pazdernick and wife became parents of Grace born January 24. Duda returned from Minneapolis Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Foltz welcomed a baby girl Sunday morning. Arthur Johnson returned from Tron River after a brief business trip. Jennie Bugni visited Wakefield and returned home Saturday. Erwin Neault returned from Milwaukee for the automobile show. Thomas Kutrevich became parents of a daughter January 26. Carl Kraft of Chicago spent the weekend on business and with sister Mrs. J. W. Pecard. Mrs. M. L. Young returned home from Ashland. Mrs. Martinsun and niece Lenore Nelson visited from Tren Mountain. Dr. Wo. Pinkerton left for Chicago with patient Joseph Rokah. H. Dufrane returns fromAshland. James Halama arrives from Chicago for a visit. Miss Knoll Twiner visited Vulcan enroute. James Bogegio spent weekend in Ashland with Anton. Herman Berg and sisters planned goitre operation in Ann Arbor. Mrs. Peter Jezek and daughter Rita returned from extended visit to relatives in Marinette and Antigo. George Rutiman left for Ashland and Duluth en route to New Orleans. We arrived before the holidays and visited with brother Paul and sisters Marcella and Mrs. J. H. Miller.
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George Rutiman
Ashland
Duluth
New Orleans
Paul
Marcella
Bessemer
J. H. Miller
Mrs Levi S River Visits Daughter in Virginia Minn
Mrs Levi S River left last Friday for Virginia Minnesota to visit her daughter Mrs Stephen K Quayle. Quayle has been transferred as mining engineer from Virginia to Tron River Michigan and will be joined there in the spring by Mrs Quayle and family.
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Levi S. Rive
Virginia
Minn
Stephen K. Quayle
Poetic fragments echo on buried roses and Caesar
A fragmented verse recalls a rose's red bloom and the image of Caesar bleeding. Hyacinths in a garden are described as having been dropped in a lap from once lovely lead, suggesting themes of beauty and decay.
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Caesar
Tea Biscuits and Savory Cheese Cauliflower Entree
A biscuit recipe describes mixing four ten spoonfuls of baking powder one teaspoon sugar and half ten spoonfuls salt with four tablespoonfuls butter and milk to form a soft dough. Roll cut bake brush with milk then serve with a rich cheese sauce over cauliflower or cabbage garnished with parsley.
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Advert
A vintage advertisement touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a quick remedy for constipation and colds. It urges steaming hot use at bedtime and claims thousands have seen wonderful results through Bessemer Pharmacy.
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Hollister
Bessemer Pharmacy
Bessemer Band Holds Annual Banquet
The Bessemer city band gathered for its annual banquet on Saturday evening at the Bessemer Hotel with 25 members served a 6:30 o clock meal.
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Bessemer Band
Bessemer Hotel
Birthday Surprise For Mrs Ceno At Home
Mrs. D. Ceno was surprised at her home last evening by friends who gathered to celebrate her birthday. The social evening included a splendid lunch and a gift presented in remembrance of the occasion.
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D. Ceno
Charles Provencher
FP. Manchester
P. Anderson
Win. Keller
G. Penuchano
Anderson
W. Bridges
G. Beatkhamp
Me. Crowley Miro
Co Amdersag
Bandehl
PF. Sichambenu
Meroound
Db. Dadeden
Ady Andl Mien
WW. Cierry
Myre
GO. Mr
Frances Cebolski
Ironwood
Anna Blaskowski
Adeline Gotta
Irene Anderson
Kate Weber
Ethel St. John
Lucy Novak
Helen Glatczak
Elsie Erickson
Viola Tillner
Josephine Soflo
Adolph Cavasto
Johnnie Gotta
Adrian Thebert
Toons
Danny Pretty
Bitteri
Aucun
Ladies Aid and Luther League Meetings Planned at Hellman Home
The Ladies Aid society of Sharon Lutheran church will be entertained at Mrs William Hellman’s home Thursday afternoon February 11. In the evening the Luther League will meet there. Members and friends are invited to attend both gatherings.
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Ladies Aid and
Luther League
Ladies Aid Society
Sharon Lutheran Church
William Hellman
Kindergarten Class Enjoys Saturday Sleigh Ride and Church Visit
About twenty members of the kindergarten class conducted by Miss Myrtle Roberts had a pleasant Saturday afternoon. Wm. Popps led the children on a sleigh ride early in the day, then they gathered at the Methodist church for games and a snack.
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Myrtle Roberts
Wm. Popps
Legion Post 27 Hosts Auxiliary Party in New Hall
The American Legion Post No 27 will entertain the Auxiliary and friends this evening in their new hall. Members show great enthusiasm and expect a highly successful social event with music for dancing and lunch served.
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American Legion Post No. 27
Auxiliary
Wakefield League Entertains Epworth League Rally
The Epworth League of Wakefield Methodist Church hosted the County League Rally at the Community building on Wednesday evening. Delegations from Bessemer Ironwood Hurley Newport attended the social event and lunch was served. The next meeting will be held in Wakefield in the near future.
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Wakefield League
Epworth League
Wakefield
Birthday Party for Jack Sundquist at Home
Mrs John Sundquist hosted a Monday evening party for her son Jack celebrating his sixth birthday. The children enjoyed games before a birthday lunch and a large pink and white cake. Guests included Chester Williamson Carl Velin Charles Felty Billie Todd Jack Sundquist Frederick and Rupert Otto.
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John Sundquist
Jack
Chester Williamson
Carl Velin
Charles Felty
Billie Todd
Jack Sundquist
Frederick
Rupert Otto
Marzweth Recipe and Detroit Zoo Construction News
A 1924 Marzweth note describes a meat grinder recipe using fresh vegetables and nuts served on lettuce with bread and butter, plus a drink to boost calories. Another item reports Detroit planning to start work on a new zoological ark on April 1.
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Detroit
Zoological Ark
Family Names Listed in Local Social Column
Mr and Mrs. Huff and a large group including Mr and Mrs. Noscielay, Keller, FE Manchester, A Parent, J La Chapel, FE Thebert, Mr Wim Trassino, Miss Shaw, Miss Milo, Miss Wallace Welfred, and Frank Provencher appear in a social notes snippet. The list highlights numerous households and potential gatherings in the community.
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M. Huff
T. Noscielay
W. Keller
Manchester
A. Parent
J. la Chapel
F. Thebert
Wim
Trassino
Isabelle Shaw
Welen Milo
Wallace Welfred
Frank Provencher
Legion Auxiliary Special Meeting At Club Rooms
A special Legion Auxiliary meeting is set for Tuesday evening at 7 50 at the club rooms. All members are requested to attend due to important matters to be discussed.
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The
Legion Auxiliary
Church Notes Sharon Lutheran Schedule Update
Sharon Lutheran lists Sunday school at 9:30, morning services at 10:30, Swedish service at 10:30, Wakefield and Ironwood directions, choir practice Tuesday 7:30, confirmation class Saturday morning 5:30, Rev. CoA Benand. vr.
Morning Worship and Sermon at Presbyterian Church
Morning worship features a sermon titled The Master of Inner Cheer and includes an anthem and a duet by the choir. Sunday school and lesson The Vine and the Branches are noted with confirmation and evening service led by Ramsay Foe and Rev. Chas Mek Fraser.
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Presbyterian Church
Puritan Community
Ramsay Foe
Chas. Mek. Fraser
Sunday church schedule with sermons and youth events
Sunday school 1280 preaching at 10 30 morning theme Business and Religion Junior League 2 00 Epworth League 6 30 evening services 7 30 theme The True Lovers Series fifth sermon Monday officers meet at parsonage Tuesday prayer meeting at Mrs Hugh Willis Wednesday choir practice with Rev James Roberts Friday evening continues with choir rehearsal
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Tio Oclagh
Tose
Hore
Hugh Willis
James Roberts
Modern Ark at Barro Colorado Island Report
The Detroit News compares Barro Colorado Island to Noahs Ark after the Chagres river dam created Gatun like waters. The flooded valley drew amphibians new to study, many insect species, exotic plants, and abundant wildlife including ant eaters sloths armadillos peccaries tapir agoutis ocelots jaguars various bats and monkeys.
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Barro Colorado Island
Chagres
Gatun
Detroit News
Panama River
Cameo Cutting Demands Skill and Steady Nerves
The article notes a cameo cutter requires intense concentration, limited work hours due to nerve strain, and steady hands. It emphasizes the artist’s eye and delicate centes, plus knowledge of chemistry to avoid spotting, with work performed on numerous stone types and the need for precision.
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Sol
Oa Wisteh
Doan's Kidney Pills Promoted for Kidney Trouble Relief
An old advertisement touts Doan's Kidney Pills as a remedy for kidney trouble, claiming relief from back pain dizziness and urinary issues. A customer testimonial from Mrs. Luther of Bessemer endorses the product and urges readers to ask dealers for the kidney remedy.
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Donan
Doan
Luther
Batether
Foster Millu
Yales
N.Y
Anvil News Roundup Highlights Local Events
Anvil News reports a lively week with student activities at Anvilon vieeeT hall and a farm concert featuring Miss Ruth Larson plus Miss clita Tilines preparing for travel. Local sports see Wett victories as teams clash and Hallisay first team leads in a close match.
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Ruth Larson
Lronn
Sterns
Ado Odewal Agereaa
Hallisay
Tech
Peoumteena oe it ovet oem ow she og eustruction Pat tone
The text is unreadable OCR with no clear names, places, or events. It provides only fragmented words lacking a coherent report or identifiable subject.
Also Mentioned on This Page
S, Lipisti of
Highbridge
Bernard Koskey
Clarence Johnson
Ato Marenisco
Kk O
George Ruppe
Chas. Mel. Fraser
W. Linkerton
Tronwood
Robert Ward
Newberry
City
John Pazdernick
Grace
F. J. Duda
Minneapolis
Mrs. Erwin Foltz
Arthur Johnson
Tron River
Jennie Bugni
Erwin Neault
Milwaukee
Thomas Kutrevich
Carl Kraft
Chicago
J. W. Pecard
M. L. Young
M. A. Dyer
Martin Soan
Lenore Nelson
Tren Mountain
Wo. Pinkerton
Chicara
Joseph Rokah
Gustave Jacobson
Colby Jacation
Dorothy Weeks
Boniface
Amanda Ellis
Cary
Wis
Madlyn
Minnie Elrog
John W. Johnson
Ashland J
Anton Bugero
St. Joseph's Hospital
Tooroe F. Gervasio
Anton Bogfio
St. Joseph Hospital
Lt. H. Dufrane
James Halama
Joseph Hakama Sr
Mrs. Knoll Twiner
Vulcan
W. H. Knight
Enroute
Superior
James Bogegio
Anton
Herman Berg
Thomas Buzzo
Vern Lillrose
Ann Arbor
University Hospital
Peter Jezek
Rita
Jezek
W. Wuestnek
Marinette
Antigo
Cour
Peoples State Bank
Cleek
Dr. Ceno
Legion
American Legion
Ironwood Auxiliary
J. W. Oxman
Clarence Ethler
Peter Scavarda
L. J. Isdebski
BE. J. Kuivinen
Lake Superior District Company
Presbyterian Ladies Aid
Marzweth
Aston
Rly
Bud
Bemer Pharmacy
John J
PRIOK
J. C. Working
Watchmarker
Acros
Usowmer Pagrmny
Benand
Methodist Church
Noah’s Ark
Cameo
Anvil News
Be Pak
Con Toone Thies Pases
Farmis
Ech
Lestvelas
Kk. D. Peperson Chiropractor
Hott Gan
Raymond J. Mullen
Bissemer, Mich
First National Bank
Gogehic
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