Two Fatalities Mar Deer Season in Upper Peninsula
The annual deer season ended with two women dead in the upper peninsula from shooting accidents. Victims Mrs Ernest Troop of St Johns near Trenary on November 15 and Mrs Goldie Klinkel of Albion near Stager on November 16 died from hunting related incidents.
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Upper Peninsula
Ernest Troop
St. Johns
Trenary
Goldie Klinkel
Albion
Stager
Clarence Johnson
Toivo Turppa
Lewiston
Raymond Carlson
Rapid River
Harland Christianson
William Sellman
Manistique
Earl Malchow
Iron River
Otto Poehlmann
Cassopolis
Herald Cagers Meet Bergland in Open City Game
The Bessemer Heralds host the Bergland Rangers next Wednesday night in the Washington gym at 8 o'clock for their first game of the season. A practice game Wednesday evening saw the Heralds beat an all star city team 38 to 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Bennetts
P. Novascone
Legion Presentation Trophy For Bessemer Football Team
The American Legion backs the Bessemer football squad by donating a silver football trophy engraved with the season’s record. The trophy will join the trophy case as a memento of the Upper Peninsula championship year and the Legion’s support during travel to a Big Ten game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legions
Bessemer Frat
Upper Peninsula
Legion
Prohibition Closes About 180000 Saloons in U S
The Prohibition Amendment leads to the closing of approximately 180,000 saloons across the United States, reshaping the nation's drinking landscape and affecting local economies and bars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ramsay Dramatic Club Public Program Aired
Ramsay Dramatic Club met December 4 at 3 o clock in the town hall. Mise Marcella Rutiman directed a program including the Ramsay school band instrumental selections a vaudeville sketch Dumb As A Door by Mises Ida Fisk and Miss Marion O'Brien vocal selections Girny Glee Club another vaudeville sketch Peanuts by Aurta Torko and George Beissel piano accompanist Irene Mayville and school band instrumental selections.
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Ramsay Dramatic Club
Mise Marcella Rutiman
Ramsay
Mises
Ida Fisk
Marion O'Brien
Girny Glee Club
Aurta Torko
George Beissel
Irene Mayville
Christmas Program Set for December 22 in School Gym
The annual Christmas program will be held Monday afternoon December 22 at 1 90 oclock in the school gym. Faculty members are preparing acts and the school orchestra will perform Christmas anthems along with a Christmas tree. The event aims to showcase student and staff talent.
Fern Ethier Celebrates Fifth Birthday With Friends
Fern Ethier daughter of Mr and Mrs Geo Ethier entertained six young friends Sunday afternoon at their home to mark her fifth birthday. The children played games until refreshment time then enjoyed a large birthday cake with five candles seeing Fern receive several gifts.
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Fern Ethier Heotees
Fern Ethier
Geo. Ethier
Fern
Ramsay PTA Hosts Card Party in School Gym Saturday
The Ramsay Parent Teacher Association sponsors a card party in the school gymnasium on Saturday evening December 6. Five hundred bridge ziggity and bunco will be played with prizes for each game. A door prize will go to the person holding the lucky number. Admission is 25 cents per person and all parents are urged to attend and form at least one table.
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Ramsay Parent Teachers Association
Gymasium
Birthday Celebration for Mrs Geo Ethier at Home
Mrs Geo Ethier hosted a Wednesday birthday gathering with eight guests. Celia Johnson of Chicago arrived for an extended visit. Louise Barto attended her brother in law Peter Barto's Montreal funeral. Russe Morleau underwent appendix surgery in Ashland. Birth announced for a daughter to Mr and Mrs Beissel. Mrs John Sommers seeks treatment at Grand View hospital. Sholar family visited by Brokaw relatives. Jane Hambly spent Thanksgiving at home.
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Geo. Ethier
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
Jane Hambly
T. J. Hambly
James First To Pay City Taxes As Deadline Nears
James, a former mayor, becomes the first resident to pay city taxes as collection begins Monday at the Ramsey News building. Tax collection for township taxes starts next Monday at the Ramsey township office.
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Henry T. James
Moodey
Plenty of Material Creates Odd Tidbits
The item presents quirky lines about a shed built from imagination and a mistaken mention of weed leading to a dog kennel. This Ti Bits snippet showcases humorous wordplay and quick, playful chatter with a rural or lighthearted tone.
Between Husbands and Wives Says Tit-Bits
A quotation from Tit-Bits contrasts husbands and wives with humor about minor differences. It quips that the distinction between spouses accounts for all the small diger vaces, reflecting light literary satire.
Mt Lebanon’s Oldest School Structure Moves to Park
A 149 year old Mt Lebanon tile fog cabin school site, touted as western Pennsylvania’s oldest school building, was relocated to Mt Lebanon Park from Readling amid preservation efforts.
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Mt. Lebanon
Pennsylvania
Mt. Lebanon Park
Sm!ren TV
Lost Palms Boy Louis Phillippi Found Dead
Louis Phillippi 19 son of Mr and Nora Albert Philippi of Palms was found dead in a swamp seven miles south of Ramsay at 12 39 yesterday morning. He was lost last Saturday while hunting with his father and others near Matteon camp. Snow hampered search efforts all week. Battista Soffetti found the body face down with a thin layer of snow nearby were two burnt matches indicating a failed attempt to start a fire. Exposure deemed cause of death.
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Louis Phillippi
Nora
Albert Philippi
Palms
Ramsay
Battista Soffetti
Tne
Gre
Bessemer Bowlers Win Streak Against Hurley Keystones and Legion
Bessemer Heralds and Kinkners each defeated the Hurley Keystones and Legion in the Gogebic Range league last night. Sterny led individual scoring with 395 pins as Ishpeming figures appear in related committees for the Lake Superior Mining Institute amid ongoing annual meeting plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessemer
Heralds
Kinkners
Hurley Keystones
Legion
Sterny
S. R. Elliott
Ishpeming
Lake Superior Mining Institute
Marquette Range
William Kelly
Iron Mountain
Mich
Earl E. Hunner
Duluth
Minn
W. OG. Hotchkiss
Naughton
W. R. Myers
Alex D. Chi
Bessemer Rides Veteran Team In Season Opener At Home
Bessemer High School hosts Ewen Cagers in a season opener at the Washington gym Saturday December 6. Ewen has a 2 2 record after four games including wins over Ontonagon Kenton and Greenland and a loss to Amasa. Bessemer is favored with a veteran lineup and the crowd will hear the school band play.
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Bessemer High School
Washington Gym
Ewen
Nummer
Ewer
Ontonagon
Kenton
Greenland
Amasa
Bessemer
Local Girls Dance At Ironwood Show
LaVera James and Loretta Frick performed a dance number before the first and second show at the Ironwood theater last Sunday evening. They were accompanied by Bass Cummins on the pipe organ. The performance drew an approving crowd and ended with an encore.
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Ironwood
LaVera James
Loretta Frick
Ironwood Theater
Cummins
Mattson Rites Held Saturday
Last rites were conducted Saturday afternoon for the late Miss Jeanie Mattson in Ironton. Services were at the family home by Rev. FP E W Keetmes. Burial was at W Hillrest cemetery. Pallbearers were Frank Heidrick som, Raymond Pegels, Carl Johaucos, Clarence Johucos, Joseph Olezia and Matt Olezia.
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Jeanie Mattson
Ironton
E. W. Keetmes
Hillrest Cemetery
Frank Heidricksom
Raymond Pegels
Carl Johaucos
Clarence Johucos
Joseph Olezia
Matt Olezia
Seven Plead Guilty In Circuit Court
Seven of fourteen respondents in the circuit court calendar pleaded guilty before Judge G. O. Deiscoll. Defendants from Ironwood, Bessemer, and Wakefield faced liquor law violations theft and breaking and entering charges. Johan Oksa of Bessemer was found guilty of felonious assault for stabbing Kimi Kenges during a dispute on Aug 92.
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Jurge G. O. Deiscoll
Moaiay
George Barto
Favaie Ritari
John Lehto
Ironwood
Frask Hill
Hans S8sippola
Bessemer
Czem Rondeau
Ben Schmaseky
Gust Pikka
Wakefield
Gret
Johan Oksa
Kimi Kenges
Anvil First Grade Thanksgiving Program At School
First grade students at Anvil presented a Thanksgiving program in the school auditorium last Wednesday afternoon. The event featured Welcome by Jean Rigotti selections by the Anvil school orchestra and performances of Thankful by Edward Anderson Thanksgiving by Mary Helen Pribbleboy Indians and Pilgrims roles by multiple students and a Turkey segment. The program closed with a chorus including Father We Thank Thee and America.
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Anril
Jean Rigotti
Anvil School
Edward Anderson
Mary Helen Pribbleboy
Janck Chiapuzio
Emma Murici
John Bottichio
Etalo Orlandi
Stanley Marczak
John Rigotti
Marko Jurakovich
Helen Rosick
Nick Vestich
Ann Rosick
Lena Zadra
Viola Parolari
Dorothy Gultani
Mary Cra
Turkey
Valentine Bonetti
America
Briggs on Local Lyceum Tonight
The Lyceum program features Robert O. Briggs known as Smiling Bob entertaining with lectures, stories, negro impersonations, songs, sketches, and piano accompanied poems. Presented at 8 o clock in the A. D. Johnston high school auditorium under the Washington school Parent Teachers association.
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A. D. Johnston High School
Parent Teachers Association
Washington School
Robert O. Briggs
Smiling Bob
Brighenti Named Acting Ramsay Postmaster
Frank Brighenti has been appointed postmaster at Ramsay and has assumed duties as acting postmaster. J. M. Brami, serving as temporary postmaster, will depart after completing her monthly report.
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Frank Brighenti
Ramsay
Irs
J. M. Brami
Mae Basket Hurt In Auto Accident
Mae Basket arrived from Hartford Wisconsin after three days in a hospital for injuries from a Sunday automobile accident. The car skidded on ice near Milwaukee and overturned while returning to Antigo. Mae suffered a severe hip bruise with an x ray showing no bone breaks. The other passengers were unhurt. She is a student at Northern State Normal School in Marquette and will stay with her parents in Antigo before resuming studies.
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Mae Basket
Hartford
Wis
Antigo
Milwaukee
Misa Basket
Northern State Normal School
Marquette
George Basket
Newport And Cary Move To Four Day Week
This week the Newport mine in Ironwood and the Cary mine in Hurley adopt a four day work week replacing five. The mines belong to Pickard, Mather & Co. Granite is described as the lowest rock on earth and the bedrock of the world.
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Newport
Ironwood
Cary
Hurley
Pickards, Mather & Co., Properties
Death of August H. Lintelman at Grand View Hospital
August H. Lintelman 46 of Bessemer died Monday at Grand View Hospital after an eight month heart ailment. Born in Two Rivers Wisconsin April 8 1884 he worked as a railroad brakeman baggage master and railway express agent before settling in Bessemer ten years ago. He married Alice Spencer December 24 1911 and was a Mason a member of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Hike and the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen. Funeral services were held Thursday at his home and Methodist Episcopal church with Masonic rites and floral tributes reflecting the many friendships he formed.
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August H. Linterman
Grand View Hospital
Bertha Lintelman
Arthur
William
Two Rivers
Lintelman
Wis
Bessemer
Alice Spencer
New Londons
Kaukanna
Antigo
Railway Express
Benevolent and Protective Order of Hike
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. E. Stevens
C. N. Hansen
Knight Templers of
Ironwood
E. L. Cochran
A. E. Redner
Oscar Anderson
Conrad Veliza
R. J. Mullen
Andrew Melanson
Frank Abelman
Albert Peterke
Elisabeth Peterke
Oshkosh
Carl McVick
Ashland
Jewel Jansen
Green Bay
A. J. Cunningham
Medford
Vivian Spencer
Appleton
Lewis Kurasedski
John Hudson
Frank Arnold
John Bullard
Mellen
Hiram Oleon
Duluth
Mias
Ironwood Communists Attack R O T C Here
Pamphlets signed by the Ironwood Young Communist League circulated among Bessemer high school students as they left for home. The leaflets attacked the ROT C and urged abolishment and joining the Young Communist League. The pamphlets caused little stir.
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Ironwood Young Communist League
Bessemer High School
R. O.T.C
Young Communist Tao
Funeral Tuesday for Infant Anna Lily Mikslicich
Funeral services for three week old Anna Lily Mikslicich daughter of Mr and Mrs Anton Mikslicich were held Tuesday at St Sebastian Church with Rev C J Bwoboda officiating. Burial followed at Hillcrest cemetery.
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Anna Lily
Anton Mikslicich
St. Sebastian Church
C. J. Bwoboda
Hillvest Cemetery
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Bergland
Rangers
Ramsay News
Lyceum Slumber
The
Clarence Burtgderfer
Jack
Heurleyites
Heralds and Kinkners
A. Sterny
Cate
William J. Richards
Aiesdale
Bradden B. Hooper
Willam H. Gallagher, Jr
R. R. Seeber
Houghton
F. E. Boyd
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 PD. Parks
W. W. Graff
Negaunee, Mich
Bessemer, Mich
A. Mneray
Iadebeki
M. Steray Weeree
Hurley Keystones Lassi
Martiai
Williams
Weveereres
Mussatti
Knobloch
H. Caia
Ewen Cagers
Bessemer High
Mattson
Anvil News
Mary Stefanie
Marquette Normal
Paul Stefanie
W. A. Knoll
Vincent Biazchi
St. Sebastian's Church
Briggs
Lyceum
Bob
Brighenti
Ramsay P. D
Mrs. Bram
Newport and Cary
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