Herald Publishing Company listings notice
Published weekly by the Herald Publishing Company at 109 E Mary St Bessemer Michigan. Entered as second class matter May 26 1900 at the post office under the act of March 3 1879. Subscription rates are per year 2.00 nine months 1.50 six months 1.00 three months 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald Publishing Company
E. Mary St. Bessemer
Michigan
Bessemer
Bessemer Considers Enforcement of New Bicycle Ordinance
City council adopts a bicycle registration law after injuries and recurring street congestion. The letter questions enforcement, curfew compliance, and licensing of food establishments, urging responsible behavior by police, parents, and merchants. It cites Lansing’s 1937 curb and ticketing approach as a model and warns that without teeth, speeders may endanger pedestrians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessemer
Ironwood
Hurley
Wakefield
Lansing
Lansing State Journal
Wakefield Pushes Rail Service and Post Office Delays
Wakefield City Council urged improved freight passenger and telegraph rail service and sent a resolution to Bessemer for joint action. Wakefield also pursued a post office building, but Senators Ferguson and Vandenberg and Congressman Bennett offered little optimism due to war related delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessemer
Homer Ferguson
Arthur Vandenberg
John B. Bennett
Ordinance Can't Take Effect Without Publication
The document notes that an ordinance cannot be enacted until it is published, signaling procedural requirement for formal legal effect. The remark underscores the necessity of public posting before enforcement.
Summer to Autumn Weather Prompts Local Events Schedule
Weather shifts trigger a busy period with multiple community notices. Local sports teams plan Sept games, draftees depart for induction, and public events such as VFW picnics and a Ramsay-area demonstration draw crowds. Renovations on West Sellar Street and Eckman building projects continue as general notices update residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steelers
House of David
Bessemer Speed Boys
Iron River
VFW
Escanaba
Osmose Wood Products Project
West Sellar Street
Hunter’s Inn
Eckman _ building
Ramsay
Spot
Main Street
Twin Calves Gifted Earl of Antrim at Glenarm
A Washington paper notes the Earl of Antrim at Glenarm England has twice given birth to healthy twin calves in eleven months. The quip about old troubles and gowns dry cleaned into distilled humor reflects press wit without sensational detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl of Antrim
Glenarm
England
Washington
Five Years Ago Highlights From August 24 1945
Milwau kee couple welcomed a son Gary Joseph born August 20 to Mr and Mrs Joseph Macisak with the mother formerly Marian Vukovich of Bessemer. Local firemen fought a stubborn Bradley home blaze while a hospital highway sign project was ordered from Grand View hospital. A series of weddings and showers filled the week including Lucille Fidanzi’s shower for George Wirnkowski and multiple upcoming nuptials. Attendees toured adjac ent towns as veterans planned Detroit visits and reunions fulfilled by families and neighbors.
Ammonses Welcome Daughter In Knoxville Tennessee
Word has been received by Mr and Mrs Dennis Roberts of the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Loyt Ammons of Knoxville Tenn
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Roberts
Loyt Ammons
Knoxville, Tenn
Gocebic county to mark half holiday for airport dedication
Twenty years ago the county will declare a half holiday on Wednesday afternoon September 3 to attend the dedication of the new airport. Frank Abelman and Conrad Velin announced the plan as part of county government actions. A Chevrolet coupe owned by John Bartini was stolen last Saturday evening from its parking place in Jessieville and taken across the border into Wisconsin, with insurance on the vehicle. Mr and Mrs Heart Laitala celebrated their twenty first wedding anniversary with a supper and reception at the town hall. Announcement of the marriage of Acnes Niska to Theodore Johnson was made by their parents. Mrs John Hellman hosted a miscellaneous shower at her home with ten guests. Mr and Mrs William Webber announce the birth of a son, David Eugene, born Friday August 15. Funeral services for Joseph Georgie were held at St Sebastian church in Bessemer, with burial in Hillcrest cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cole
William Johnson
Connie Victor
Harry Wilkins
John Victor
Frank Paltolero
Sylvester Nobert
Cole
Ray Sharpless
Henry Wigman
Celia Gondek
Gondek
Ed Gondek
Yale
Battista Mussatti
Mamie Mussatti
Ramsay
Henry Hoffman
David Hoffman
Detroit
Wausau
Eugene
Raymond Janov
Eugene Adams
Donald LaVoy
Winnegar
Fred LaVoy
Lucy Mueller
Max Sterny
Gocebic
Frank Abelman
Conrad Velin
John Bartini
Parkins Place
Jessieville
Wisconsin
Bartini
Heart Laitala
Laitala
August Niska
Acnes
Theodore Johnson
J. S Johnson
Verona
John Hellman
Louis Gotta
Rudolph Honz
William Webber
Ironton
David Eugene
Joseph Georgie
St. Sebastian Church
Bessemer
C. J. Swoboda
Hillcrest Cemetery
Also Mentioned on This Page
West Lead Street
Watersmeet
Here
P Pick & Axe
Slabs Johnson
Slabs
Johnny the Bear
Tersina
da Tilden Shesa
Spooks
Felling
Longyear Street
Kimball Felling
Bessemer Tourist Park
Black River Harbor
Joseph Macisak
Milwaukee
Gary Joseph
Marian Vukovich
Donald Peterson
Buddy Carlson
Buddy
Puritan
Bradley Home
Lucille Fidanzi
George Wirnkowski
George Winkowski
St. Mary’s Church
Brownsville
Mary Perucca
John Perucca
Cpl
Alex Anders Jr
Alex Anders
Millsboro
Emily Bonovetz
John Bonovetz
Pfc
Gunnard Isaacson
Crystal Falls
Clifford Nadear
The
State Highway Department
Grand View Hospital
Bobs’ Restaurant
TIP Top Ice Cream Shop
Dandee Bakery
Studebaker
Gogebic Auto Company