Two Fatalities In Upper Peninsula Deer Season
The annual deer hunting season ended Sunday with two women dead from gunshot wounds. Victims Mrs Ernest Troop of St Johns aged 23 near Trenary on November 15 and Mrs Goldie Klinkel, 40, near Stager on November 16.
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Upper Peninsula
Ernest Troop
St. Johns
Trenary
Goldie Klinkel
Albion
Stager
Clarence Johnson
Toivo Turopa
Lewiston
Raymond Carlson
Rapid River
Hartland Christianson
William Sellman
Manistique
Earl Malchow
al Byrnes
Belding
Newberry
Jacob Hellander
Palmer
Henry Barthel
Bergland
Arthur Davis
Albert Hutt
Sault Ste. Marie
Co. E. Levett
Byron Ceauter
Iron River
Otto Poehlman
Cassopolis
Herald Cagers Meet Bergland in Next Week's Opener
The Bessemer Heralds travel to Bergland to face the Rangers in the Washington gym at 8 p.m. next Wednesday. A Wednesday practice game saw the Heralds beat a former high school all star group 39 to 14 with MacFarlane Gotta and Godlewski prominent.
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Bessemer Heralds
Bessemer
Bergland Rangers
Washington
Heralds
Godlewski
MacFarlane
Gotta
Herald
Packy
Packy” MacFarlane
Joe Gotta
Joe Godlewski
Art Oberste
J. Nespo
J. Novascone
R. Ciajkowski
Bartelli
Bemnetti
P. Novascone
Legion Presents Silver Football to Local Squad
The American Legion backs the football team with a silver trophy engraved to celebrate this fall season. The trophy will join the trophy case as a record of the team’s performance while Bessemer faces the Upper Peninsula title. The squad thanks the Legion for the gift and support on their trip to a Big Ten game.
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American Legion
Bessemer
Upper Peninsula
Legion
Prohibition closes about 180000 saloons nationwide
The Prohibition Amendment leads to the closure of roughly 180000 saloons across the United States, reshaping nightlife and alcohol distribution while enforcing a major social and economic shift.
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United States
Ramsay Dramatic Club Presents Evening Program
Ramsay Dramatic Club met December fourth at 8 oclock in the town hall for a short business meeting followed by a program directed by Miss Marcella Rutiman. The lineup included Ramsay school band instrumental selections a vaudeville sketch dumb As A Door performed by Ida Fick and Marion OBrien vocal numbers by Girny Glee Club another vaudeville sketch Peahuts by Auta Torko and George Beissel with Piatto at the piano and Irene Mayville on minee selections from the school.
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Ramsay Dramatic Club
Marcella Rutiman
Ramsay
Ida Fick
Marion O'Brien
Girny Glee Club
Irene Mayville
Minee
School Ad
Christmas Program Set for December 22 at School Gym
The appeal Christmas program will be given on Mormday afternoon December 22 at 1 30 o clock in the school gymnasium. Each member of the faculty is preparing a part for the entertainment. The school orchestra will play Christmas anthems and there will be a Christmas tree.
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Mormday
Lyceum Slumber Show Delights Town Hall
Last Saturday evening the second Lyceum slumber sponsored by the P. T. A. was presented at the Town Hall. Clarence Burgder fer delivered a clever talk and jokes that drew a large, enthusiastic crowd.
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Lyceum Slumber
Clarence Burgderfer
Fern Ethier Celebrates Fifth Birthday at Home
Fern Ethier daughter of Mr and Mrs Geo Ethier entertained six young friends at her home Sunday afternoon for her fifth birthday. The guests played games until refreshment time then enjoyed a cake with five candles. Fern received several gifts.
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Fern Ethier Heotees
Fern Ethier
Geo. Ethier
Fern
Ramsay P T A Card Party Set for Saturday
The Ramsay Parent Teachers Association sponsors a card party in the school gymnasium on Saturday evening December 6. Five hundred, bridge, ziggity and bance will be played with prizes for each game. A door prize will go to the person holding the lucky number. Charge per person is 23 cents. parents urged to attend and fill at least one table.
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Ramsay Parent Teachers Association
Birthday Party for Mrs Geo Ethier Celebrated at Home
Mrs Geo Ethier enjoyed a Wednesday afternoon birthday gathering with eight guests at her residence. Celia Johnson of Chicago arrived for an extended visit with her parents. Other items note a funeral in Montreal, a hospital operation in Ashland, a birth, medical treatment, and Thanksgiving at Hambly home.
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Celia
Emil Johnson
Chicago
Louise Barto
Peter Barto
Montreal
Russe Morleau
St. Joseph's Hospital
Ashland
Richard Beissel
John Sommers
Grand View Hospital
Frederick Sholar
Brokaw
Wis
James Sholar
Mises Jane Hambly
T. J. Hambly
James Leads City In Early Tax Payment Grant
James becomes the first resident to pay city taxes as the collection begins next Monday at the Ramsey news bell, signaling the start of the annual public revenue drive.
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James
Ramesy News Bell
Shed built from head inspires dog kennel weed led
Cartoon quip shows a speaker boasting a shed built from his own head while noting there is ample weed for a dog kennel. The exchange ends with a pun on the phrase out of your own head.
Error in Old Phrase Sparks Humorous Debate
Readers quote a playful exchange about marriage roles with wordplay on hushbands and wives. The snippet signals a light digression in a broader column, highlighting social language and humor of the era.
Lost Palms youth found dead after hunting trip
Louis Phillippi, 19, son of Mr and Mrs Albert Phillippi of the Palms, was found dead at 12:30 yesterday morning in a swamp seven miles south of Ramsay. He disappeared last Saturday while hunting near Matteon camp with his father and others. Snow delayed search efforts all week. Battista Soffetti found the body face down with a thin layer of snow. Exposure is the suspected cause. near the body were two burnt matches, likely his last attempt to start a fire.
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Louis Phillippi
Albert Philippi
Palms
Ramsay
Sarchin
Battista Soffetti
Bessemer Bowlers Sweep Hurley Teams in Gogebic League
The Heralds and Kinkners of Bessemer each won their third straight over Hurley Keystones and Legion in the Gogebic Range league. Sterny led scoring with 395 pins. Scores listed.
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Bessemer
Heralds
Kinkners
Hurley Keystones
Legion
Sterny
Local Mining Institute Names Committees for Year
S R Elliott of Ishpeming as president names committees for the Lake Superior Mining Institute to serve until the next annual Marquette range meeting. Notable appointees include William Kelly Iron Mountain and Dr W Hotchkiss Moughton in Rapers and Publications and many others across Ironwood Ishpeming Duluth Hibbing and Houghton with chairs from Coleraine and Crystal Falls.
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S. R. Elliott
Ishpeming
Lake Superior Mining Institute
Marquette Range
William Kelly
Iron Mountain
Mich
Earl FE. Hunner
Duluth
Minna
Local Girls Dance At Ironwood Show
LaVera James and Loretta Frick performed a dance at the Ironwood theater last Sunday evening. They were accompanied by Bass Cummins on the pipe organ. The girls will dance at a meeting.
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LaVera James
Loretta Frick
Ironwood Theater
Bass Cummins
Mattson Rites Held Saturday
Last rites were conducted Saturday afternoon for the late Miss Jeanie Mattson. Services were held at the family home by the Rev. F E W Keetmes. Burial was at Hillcrest cemetery. Pallbearers were Frank Hedrick Som, Raymond F Peekels, Carl Johaces, Clarence Johnees, Joseph Olezia and Matt Olezia.
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Jeanie Mattson
Iroston Weatson
F. E W. Keetmes
Hilleat Cemetery
Frank Hedricksom
Raymond Fpeekels
Carl Johaces
Clarence Johnees
Joseph Olezia
Matt Olezia
Ewen Cagers Visit Bessemer For Season Opener
Bessemer High School hosts Ewen in the season opener at the Washington gym on Saturday Dec. 6. Ewen has already played four games with wins over Ontonagon Kentos and Greenland and a loss to Amasa. Bessemer, a veteran squad, is favored to win the contest while the band will provide tunes.
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Bessemer High School
Washington Gym
Ewen
Nummer
Seven Plead Guilty In Circuit Court
Seven of the 14 defendants in the circuit court calendar pleaded guilty this week before Judge G. O. Deiscoll. Ironwood and surrounding areas saw guilty pleas on liquor law violations theft and breaking and entering. A jury trial ended with John Okss of Bessemer found guilty of felonious assault for stabbing during a dispute on August 9.
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Jurge G
Deiscoll
Moautay
George Barto
Favaie Ritari
John Lehto
Ironwood
Frask Hill
Hans Sippola
Bessemer
Clem Rondeau
Ben Schmansky
Gust Pikks
Wakefield
Gret
John Okss
Kimi Kenges
Anvil First Grade Thanksgiving Program Honors Guests
The Anvil first grade presented a Thanksgiving program in the school auditorium featuring Welcome by Jean Rigotti selections by the orchestra and student performances including Thankful by Edward Anderson and a Turkey piece by Valentine Bonetti. Children formed groups as Indians Pilgrims and housemaids with a chorus singing Father We Thank Thee and America. Mary Stefanie returned to Marquette Normal after Thanksgiving with her parents.
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Anvil
Jean Rigotti
Anvil School
Edward Anderson
Mary Helen Pribble
Jack Chiapuzio
Omma Murici
John Bottichio
Etalo Orlandi
Stanley Marczak
John Rigotti
Marko Jurakovich
Helen Rosick
Nick Vestich
Ann Rosick
Lena Zadra
Viola Parolari
Dorothy Gultani
Mary Ora- Vecz
Turkey
Valentine Bonetti
America
Briggs on Local Lyceum Tonight
The Lyceum program at A B Johnston High School hosts Robert O. Briggs known as Smiling Bob. He will present humorous dialect stories negro impersonations songs sketches poems with piano accompaniment and cartoons. The event is under the Washington School Parent Teachers Association.
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Lyceum
A. BD. Johnston High School
Parent- Teachers Association
Washington School
Robert O. Briggs
Bob
Postmaster Changes at Ramsay P D Name Brighenti Appointed
Frank Prighenti has been appointed postmaster at Ramsay and assumes acting duties. J M Brami, serving as temporary postmaster, will depart after submitting her monthly report.
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Frank Prighenti
Ramsay
Irs
J. M. Brami
Mae Basket Hurt In Auto Accident
Mae Basket arrived Wednesday morning from Hartford Wisconsin and was admitted to a hospital for three days after a car crash on Sunday. The vehicle skidded on ice while returning from Milwaukee to Antigo, injuring Basket with a severe hip bruise. Other occupants were uninjured. Basket, a Northern State Normal School student at Marquette, was spending Thanksgiving with relatives in Milwaukee and will return to Antigo for studies on Monday.
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Mae Basket
Hartford
Wis
Antigo
Milwaukee
Nome
Miss Basket
Northern State Normal School
Marquette
George Basket
Newport and Cary Mines adopt four day work week
Pickands, Mather & Co. operates Newport mine in Ironwood and Cary mine in Hurley on a four day week instead of five. Granite is described as the lowest rock in the world and the bedrock of the earth.
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Newport
Ironwood
Cary
Hurley
Pickands, Mather & Co., Properties
Death comes to August H Lintelman at 46 in Grand View
August H Lintelman of Bessemer died Monday morning in Grand View hospital after an eight month heart ailment. Survived by widow Alice Spencer Lintelman, mother Bertha, and brothers Arthur and William, he was born April 1884 in Two Rivers Wisconsin. Funeral at his home and Methodist church with Masonic rites and Ironwood Knight Templars in attendance.
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August H. Linterman
Grand View Hospital
Deoth
Bertha Lintelman
Arthur
William
Two Rivers
Lintelman
Wis
Bessemer
Alice Spencer
New Londons
Kaukanna
Antigo
Railway Express
Benevolent and Protective Order of Bike
Brotherhood of
Railroad
Lintelmann
Methodist Episcopal Church
William I. Francis
Masonic Lodge of
A. J. Matteson
Fred Knight
Joseph Masnaghetti
W. 8. Baird
J. Williams
J. A. Kallander
R. B. Kluge
Carl Olson
C. BE. Stevens
C. N. Hansen
Knight Templers of
Ironwood
E. L. Cochran
A. E. Redner
Oscar Anderson
Conrad Velin
R. J. Mullen
Andrew Melanson
Frank Abelman
Ironwood Young Communists Target R O T C At High School
Pamphlets signed by the Ironwood Young Communist League circulated among Bessemer high school students as they left for home. The fliers denounced the ROTC and urged abolition and joining the Young Communist movement. The pamphlets caused little excitement.
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Ironwood Young Communist League
Bessemer High School
R. O.T.C
Young Communist Tao
Funeral for Infant Arta Lily Mikslicich Tuesday
Funeral services for Arta Lily three week old daughter of Mr and Mrs Antom Mikslicich were held Tuesday at St Sebastian Church with Rev C J Bwoboda officiating. Burial was in Hillrest Cemetery.
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Arta Lily
Antom Mikslicich
St. Sebastian Church
C. J. Bwoboda
Hurial
Hillrest Cemetery
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Ramsay News
Jack
Mt. Lebanon
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Samal Sree
Heralds and Kinkners
A. Sterny
Isdebeki
M. Steray Ee
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Hendricksom
Martini
Williams
F. J. Duda
Barnich
Eevee
Mussatti
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Keobloch
H. Caia Ween
William J. Richards
Ainesdale
Bradden B. Hooper
Willam H. Gallagher
Minn
R. R. Seeber
Houghton
F. E. Boyd
Mirn
James E. Jopling
O. C. Davidson
Charles E. Lawrence
Caspian
William H. Newett
James Fisher
Popular Science Monthly
O. W. Hotchkies
Houghton, Mich
W. J. Olcott
W. G. Swart
Roland DP. Parks
W. W. Graff
Negaunee
Bessemer, Mich
Mattson
Ewen Cagers
Essemer High
Anvil News
Mary Stefanie
Marquette Normal
Paul Stefanie
W. A. Knoll
Vincent Bianchi
St. Sebastian's Church
Briggs
Brighenti
Ramsay P. D
Mrs. Bram
Newport and Cary
Albert Peterke
Elisabeth Peterke
Oshkosh
Carl MeeVick
Jewel Jansen
Green Bay
A. J. Cunningham
Medford
Vivian Spencer
Appleton
Lewis Kuresedski
John Hudson
Frank Arnold
John Bullard
Mellen
Hiram Olson
Mias
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