Doral Notes And Local Social Highlights
Mr and Mrs H J Hansen are the parents of a son born Monday morning at the home. Several elms were transplanted to the high school lawn to replace dying trees. John J Frick has been confined at home with a severe rheumatism. Rev F H Sullivan spoke to the Wakefield Rotary Club Tuesday night. City and township schools closed for Thanksgiving holidays. classes resume Monday. Frank Mantino and Leonard Re left for Milwaukee to spend Thanksgiving with relatives. Firemen tackled chimney fires at the C E Richards home and at Gust Peterson's residence with no damage. Zelda Lobb and Agnes Hammer leave for Marquette to visit during the holidays. Arvid Kangas residence chimney and attic fire last Saturday caused slight damage. Margaret Jacobson, Mary Mautino, and Evonne Jacquart went to Minneapolis for the Wisconsin Minnesota football game. Alice Duke and Arnold Wicklund were married Saturday by Rev F P H Sullivan. Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea advertised for cold relief.
Society Hostess Tea Events Across Sharon and Local Clubs
Society Hostess Elsie Hellman and Ina Hellman hosted the Young Women's Missionary Society at their home. A Presbyterian Ladies Aid tea with antiques was announced for December 12 at the church parlors. The Maccabees planned a Christmas program and lunch at the Odd Fellows hall. Dorcas Chapter 181 Eastern Star guests from Copper Falls Chapter 249 attended at Mellen. Bessemer Woman's Club held a bridge luncheon with 20 tables. prizes went to Mrs. Ramsay and Mrs. Loenghini. Entertainment included performances by local musicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie
Ina Hellman
Young Women's Missionary Society
The
Sharon Lutheran Church
Mellen
Dorcas Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Copper Falls
Bessemer Woman's Club
Bridgeluncheon
Legion Club
Child Health Seals Aid Michigan Tuberculosis Victims
On the Sidelines Lite failed to play with a boy who lies in a Michigan sanatorium fighting tuberculosis. The cheerful work of Christmas seals protects children, keeping them from sanatorium beds and allowing play.
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Lite
Michigan
Junior High Notes Hear State Police Talk On Robbery
Junior high students left third period on Thursday November 24 to hear Corporal Sullivan discuss state police work. He explained bank robbery response, radio timed mobilization, fingerprinting, and crime tracing methods plus examples of seized guns.
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Sullivan
Michigan
Washington Junior High Thanksgiving Party and Leagues
Le Claire led scoring with five points, Reuter added four, and Perona made a decisive free throw as the Bird and Animal Leagues prepare for Monday and Friday games. Around 200 pupils and teachers attended a Washington School Gym Thanksgiving dance, featuring a mock radio program by girls’ gym classes, a dance segment with music by Mr. Reinhold and ten high school musicians, and a hot dog sandwich lunch, ending about 11 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Cardinals
Leslie Haapaya
Duda
Black Hawks
Blue Jays
Roy Lomma
John DeMarte
Sofia
LA White Owls
Parrots
Heilanen
Marshalek
le Claire
Reuter
Perona
Quigley
Jezek
Washington Junior High School
Washington School
Ramsay School Thanksgiving Day Program Planned
Ramsay teachers arrange a Thanksgiving program in the school gymnasium on Wednesday at 2 15. Every room except the kindergarten will take part. Parents and friends are invited to attend. The lineup includes grade skits songs dialogues and a harmonica solo with titles such as The Pilgrims Came How the Turkey Got His Gobble and First Thanksgiving Day.
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Ramsay School
Esymnasium
Miss Lobb
Miss Hick
Mr. Carlson
Rutiman
John
Surprise 25th anniversary party for Mr and Mrs De Marche
A Sunday afternoon and evening gathering at the De Marche home honored the couple on their 25th wedding anniversary. About 40 guests from Gile Hurley and Bessemer attended a four course dinner with Thanksgiving Day colors, plus a mock wedding, cards, dancing, and games led by a five piece orchestra. The couple, who married in Italy, live in Gile and have six children. They received a silverware chest and a gift from Peter De Marchi of Springfield Ti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marche de Marche
Flora da Pra
Antone Negri
Ambrose Bredda
Batista Leone
Bernard Devietti
Joe Pairolero
Antone Guglielmotto
Joe Lucca
Fred Basso
Wm. Kavish
Gile
Hurley
Bessemer
Albert DeConick
Pontiac
de Marche
Italy
Wis
Albert de Conick
Mario
Erma
Morris
Frank
Pear
Louis Parlotte
Lily Bedda
John Castle
John
Pero
Peter de Marchi
Springfield
Swedish Ladies Aid Meeting at Swedish Lutheran Church
A Swedish Lutheran Ladies Aid meeting will be held in the basement of the Swedish Lutheran church at Bessemer on Thursday afternoon Dec 7. Mrs Oscar Larson of Ramsay and Mrs Albert Tillner of Anvil will be hostesses. All members and friends are invited to attend.
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Swedish Lutheran Ladies Aid
Swedish Lutheran
Bessemer
Oscar Larson
Ramsay
Albert Tillner
Anvil
Catholic Ladies Aid Meeting Set for December 6
The Catholic Ladies Aid called a meeting for Wednesday evening December 6 at Ramsay town hall. Hostesses will be Mrs. George Nobert Mrs. Herman Hook and Mrs. Walter Powley. Invited are all members and friends. Weekend guests included Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Larson and Ward Raymond Larson with relatives in Montreal. Miss Margaret Jacobson attended with Miss Evonne Jacquart and Miss Mary Mautino from Bessemner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Ladies Aid
Catholic Ladies’ Aid
Ramsay Town Hall
George Nobert
Herman Hook
Walter Powley
Oscar Larson
Ward Raymond Larson
Montreal
Margaret Jacobson
Evonne Jacquart
Ironwood
Mary Mautino
Bessemer
Minnesota-Wis
Wisconsin Football Game Held in Minneapolis Saturday
Miss Josephine Brighenti a home economics instructor at Two Rivers Wis will spend the coming weekend at her home. Miss Catherine Willesen will spend the Thanksgiving Day holidays at her home in Duluth. Mr and Mrs John Barron and family with Archie Barron and Mrs John L Barron returned after attending the funeral of David Barron of Shelbourn Ind. H L Alexander returned to Chicago after a weekend visit with Mr and Mrs A J Fink and son. Miss Betty McNutt of Chicago is a holiday guest at the Chester Jacobson home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Josephine Brighenti
Two Rivers
Wis
Catherine Willesen
Duluth
John Barron
Archie Barron
John L. Barron
David Barron
Shelbourn
Ind
H. L. Alexander
Chicago
A. J. Fink
Betty McNutt
Chester Jacobson
Christmas Dinner Recipes From An Old Household Column
The article offers Christmas dinner guidance focusing on turkey selection and preparation. It discusses judging quality by breast bone, fat beneath skin, and thorough cleaning plus singeing. A simple dressing uses stale bread, eggs, thyme, onion, salt, and pepper, then roasting until tender. A plum pudding recipe is provided with suet, dried fruit, nuts, candied peel, bread crumbs, milk, eggs, spices, and four hours of steaming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnet- Brown Corporation
Chicago
Probate court sets claims deadline for Car rie Jensen estate
In Bes semer Michigan on November 29 1933 Judge M E Nolan orders all creditors to present claims against Carrie Jensen deceased to the Probate Office by April 4 1934 at ten in the forenoon. The order specifies receiving examining and adjusting all claims before the court.
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Bessemer
M. E. Nolan
Carrie Jensen
Mary Returns to Health Sells Tuberculosis Seals
Out of a sanatorium Mary celebrates her recovery by volunteering to sell tuberculo sis Christmas seals. Her father died from tuberculosis and she left school to work. Two years later she contracted TB, and she now urges early discovery through school health surveys to ease worry and sorrow. Buy Marr's Christmas seals.
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Mary
Marr
Appointment for examination and adjustment ordered
The court hereby appoints a place for examination and adjustment of all ceased matters. It is further ordered that public notice be given by publication for three successive weeks prior to the hearing day in the Bessemer Herald, a newspaper printed and circulated in the county. A true copy. W. B. Faughl, Register of Probate. 121-1222
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Bessemer Herald
Fires devastate Michigan forests in 1933 season
The 1933 forest fire season damaged over 196000 acres across Michigan with 4727 fires reported by the Division of Field Administration. Most damage fell in late August to early September, including the Lovells fire of Crawford County burning 31125 acres. In the Upper Peninsula, Gogebic and Ontonagon counties saw large fires, with a Gogebic County blaze surpassing 14 acres.
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Lansing
Division of Field Administration
Department of Conservation
Michigan
Crawford County
Lovells
Upper Peninsula
Gogebic
Ontonagon
Gogebic County
Fire counts and acres burned in Michigan peninsulas
In Ontonagon County 27 acres burned and 13.252 acres destroyed. The lower peninsula bore the heaviest fire damage with 2,506 fires burning over 142.28 acres. Narqwece County reported 25 fires and 607 acres destroyed, Dickinson County 254 fires and 18,627 acres, and Alpena County 1355 fires but 2,185 acres burned. Late-season changes reduced fires, allowing closure of most ore towers. Official tallies list fire counts by county, including Alger 63 and Marquette 835.
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Ontonagon County
Lower Peninsula
Conservation Department
Upper Peninsula
Lower
Penimsula
Narqwece
Dickinsom County
Alpena County
Grem
Keweenaw
Lece
Mackinac
Marquette
Mennominee
Ontonagon
Scheokraft
Presbyterian Church Sunday School and Evening Service
The Presbyterian Church holds Sunday School at 9 39 a m with partial community session, followed by Young People's Society at 6 38 p m and Evening Service at 7 30 p m with an anthem by the choir.
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Presbyterian Church
Card Of Thanks For Kind Assistance After Bereavement
We extend our thanks to all who helped us during our bereavement and for floral tributes. We also appreciate the expressions of kindness, cards, and other acts of sympathy shown by friends and neighbors.
Chain Store Tax Debate Reaches Court in Michigan
In Warne County Judge Roett M Toms weighs arguments on Michigan chain store tax. About 100 chains covering 391 stores have paid the tax while seven career companies challenge its validity. One group filed a last week injunction against tax collection in Wasco County, and another in Shiwane County seeks a permanent injunction. The piece notes nationwide land practices totaling 123 256 acres last year.
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Michigan
Circat Jndge
Toms
Warne County
Gary
Wasco
Shiwane County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Doral
H. J. Hansen
John J. Frick
F. H. Sullivan
Wakefield
Frank Mantino
Leonard Re
Milwaukee
C. E. Richards
Gust Peterson
Zelda Lobb
Agnes Hammer
Arvid Kangas
Mise Alice Duke
Barnum, Minn
Arnold Wicklund
Grantsburg
Wic
FP. H. Sullivan
Methodist Episcopal Church
Hollister
Bessemer Pharmacy
Gamble
Ironwood—Adv
Ray Sullivan
Ady
Presbyterian Ladies
Odd Fellows Hall
Sammy
Loris Burt
Willard Hasbrook
Carlton
David Redner
Jean Hoffner
Eleanor Laine
Pinkerton
Ramsay News
Ladies Aid Meeting
Betty Webster
State OF
Raymond J. Mullen
Bessemer, Mich
W. B. Fauhl
Michigan Conservation Department
United States
Elmer J - Kuivinen
Otis Over
Peupies State Bank
Bessemer Township
Mamie Mussatti
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