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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1925
Page
3
Local items report W S Godfrey leaving for Palw h on business, Mrs John Bryant visiting from Detroit for her mother in law, and multiple residents returning from Iron Mountain Crystal Falls or Chicago after Thanksgiving. Several relatives attend funerals for Victor Gozzano. others plan visits to Milwaukee Madison and Rockford in the week.
A marketing pitch from Bessemer Pharma touts Rocky Mountain Tea as a cure all to remove poisons from the liver kidneys and bowels. It claims headaches coated tongue sour stomach bad breath pimples and poor appetite respond to the remedy and urges readers to try it.
Mr and Mrs Anton Babicky return home in Hibbing after a several days visit with the Babicky family. They were hosted by Mrs Babicky and Mr Charles Babicky and other relatives. He gives to humanity who buys Tuberculosis Christmas Seals.
kK Verner Hauta left yesterday for Berkley California to visit relatives. He is accompanied by his niece Tellerio Allen who will live with an uncle and aunt there. Mrs Edward Bernier and Miss Agnes Hagen returned to Watersmeet after a short visit here with sisters Mrs Frank Halama and Mrs Lowell Popps. Mr and Mrs George McKinney left by motor for Fort Pierce Florida to spend the winter months with a stop in Washington DC en route. They are accompanied by Willian Ham.
Local ad touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea for night use to break up a cold overnight. Pharmacy recommendation emphasizes steaming hot intake at bedtime for quicker relief. Contains brand and seller details.
Morning service at 10 30 includes sermon A Great Partnership and special music Sunday school at 11 30 Preparation for Christmas begins Puritan Community Sunday school at 2 30 Worship at Marenisco tonight at 7330 led by Rev Chas MeL Fraser
Sunday school 9 30 morning services Swedish 10 50 at Sharon Lutheran Sunday school Ramsay 2 45 Wakefield 3 00 Ironwood 7 30 evening services Choir practice Tuesday 7 30 Confirmation class Friday 4 15 Junior choir Friday 7 90 Rev C A Benander
Sunday school at 10 00 and morning worship at 11 00 with theme One Great Need for this Modern fing Junior League at 2 00 Epworth League at 6 30 topic The Wan into the Inkhorn Tecder Miss Laura Martin Evening service at 7 30 theme Discovering God in Daily Life Ladies class Wednesday evening at Mrs Davis home
A year ago eighteen cities with populations over 100000 recorded typhoid death rates under 2.0 per 100000, highlighting lower mortality in large urban areas.
Worth saving effort aims to raise funds for TB treatment at Howell where Jack and Betty are patients. A Christmas benefit is scheduled for Thursday December 16 with games prizes dancing music and lunch to aid families affected by the disease.
Loc P T A meeting set for tonight at Puritan school. Parents teachers social ela of Puritan to hold business session this evening at the Puritan school.
The Bessemer Epworth League of the M I church will entertain leagues from Newport Ironwood and Wakefield this evening at the Washington gymnasium. A program will be given and a social hour will follow. Lunch will be served.
Miss Margaret Lester was pleasantly surprised at her home Friday evening for her fifteenth birthday anniversary. Eighteen school chums attended the party with singing dancing and games. A luncheon was served at eleven o clock.
Miss Florence Roberts and Miss Ethel Rosemargy hosted their Sunday School class at the Roberts home on Saturday. Games and music provided entertainment and lunch was served to Bernice Roberts Janette Gorman Linda Williamson Ethel Williams Inez Gorman and Bernice Weiss.
The Christmas Committee of the Co. E. S. will hold a bake sale on Wednesday December 9 starting at 2 PM at Felling's Harness Shop. The event features Christmas fruit cake light and dark Christmas plum puddings saffron cake cookies goodies and other Christmas items.
The Dorcas society of Sharon Lutheran church will hold its annual Christmas gift sale tomorrow in the Selin Building. The sale starts at 2 30 with a fifteen cent lunch, and from 5 o'clock onward a supper for twenty five cents. Public invited. Items are displayed at Hagen and Solberg store.
Miss Emma Vomastek daughter of Mrs Anna Vomastek of this city married Mr Charles Knaup of Kensavia Wisconsin on November 28 at St Thomas Catholic Church Kenosha. Mrs Knaup has taught in Kenosha schools for years and will reside in Kenosha with her husband.
The American Legion Auxiliary holds its regular monthly meeting on December 10th. Members are urged to attend for planned activities and organizational updates.
Edith Piazzi daughter of Mr and Mrs John Piazzi and Julius Hoeft son of Mrs Pauline Hoeft were married on Thanksgiving Day November 26 at St Sebastian's parsonage. Rev Fr Swoboda officiated. Attendants were Miss Irene Piazzi and Clarence Heeft. A small reception followed at the bride's parents home. Both families are well known in the city and will reside here.
Announcement of the marriage between Miss Ada Smith of New York City and Leslie Lintelmann of this city occurred Wednesday November 23 in New York City. Both are engaged in artwork and the ceremony was led by Rev. Dr. Alexandr of the First Presbyterian Church. Lintelmann is a Bessemer High School alumnus who studied art in Chicago and New York and is now active in the field.
An announcement states the marriage of Miss Anna Orchowski and Joseph Morecher, both of this city, occurred July 26 at a Catholic parish with Rev Fr Swo da officiating. Attendants were Miss Katherine Noraseume and John Bal ome. The bride, a graduate of the 1425 class, is popular locally. the groom, son of Mr and Mrs Matt Moacher, is a 1971 graduate who studied at the Ferris Institute in Ric Rapdis, and works in Marea/Mueacher. They plan to reside in Bessemer.
Birth notices report Mr and Mrs C F Richards as parents of a son named Walter Tassor born at home on Tuesday December 1. Mr and Mrs Joseph Meagher announce the arrival of a son born Thanksgiving Day. The report notes a failed rescue attempt and a trap that led to the death of the person involved.
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