Grand View hospital notes and local society updates
Goral notes Esther Etterman operated on for mastoid disease at Grand View hospital. Miss Josephine Adams underwent emergency appendicitis operation at Grand View. Mrs. Peter Corgiat returned home after three months ill with ruptured appendix. Richard Allen of Michigan Tech visited relatives for Thanksgiving. Several families and guests from Hibbing, Chicago, Hancock, and Detroit are mentioned. Community events include forming a Junior Women's Club in Bessemer, Lady Maccabees officers elected, Christmas party planned with gifts from Santa. Local ads reference Gamble Store tires and Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Etterman
Grand View Hospital
Josephine Adams
Peter Corgiat
A. Pearson
George Bedard
Hibbing
Minn
S. B. Westby
Chicago
Emma Brown
Hollister
Bessemer Pharmacy
Lady Maccabees
Oliver Berger
Odd Fellows Hall
Lucy Mueller
Emma Hoeft
Minnie Oberst
Paul Liljegren
Louis Menghini
Frank Hoffner
Guard
Herman Weiss
Mary Basket
Sentinel
William Popps
Bertha Holdorf
Fred Roberts
Joseph Jezek
Santa Claus
Jean Hoffner
William Lester
Woodward Gray
Rita Jezek
Alec Burt
Richard Brown
Marriage notices and society updates from Ironwood region
Society items report Pauline Schmier's Milwaukee marriage to Albert Schmier on Thanksgiving day and the couple's Milwaukee home. Polish American Club reelected officers D J Kulascevicz president Ken Milewski VP William Lester treasurer Theodore Kott recording secretary John Renick secretary. Also: Margaret Sjoblom and Michael Lascady wed at Ironwood Swedish church parsonage with attendants Harriet Carleton and Ben Finco. Lascady employed by Olive Mining Co. Community club program highlights E J Oas talk on buildings and impact, solos by Mrs Gunderson, reading by Miss Rowell, luncheon by local hosts. Golden anniversary observed for Frank Kalasavicz and Annie Skwor, married 1883, with brief family observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Kulascevicz
Ken Milewski
William Lester
Theodore Kott
John Renick
Oas
E. J. Oas
Bessemer Woman's Club
Legion Club
C. E Gunderson
Ironwood
C. C. Taylor
Emily Rowell
Frank Kalasavicz
Frank Kulasavicz
Annie Skwor
Green Street
Wis
Antigo
Bessemer High adopts NRA aligned student code
Bessemer High School students pledge an adopted code aligned with the National Recovery movement. The six points urge protecting school property, completing work on time, pursuing vocational directions, fostering honesty and neighborliness, staying informed on political and social issues, and joining curricular activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Recovery Movement
Bessemer High School
United States
NRA
Bessemer
pledge to support school functions and attendance
I pledge to support school functions such as athletic teams, student publications, and class plays. I will be temperate in hygiene to maintain a healthy body and mind. I will keep attendance regular and punctual to avoid burdening teachers. I will use the education opportunities provided by the Student Council and the school to uphold this code.
Junior High Notes and Thanksgiving Party Report
Junior high notes describe students composing autobiographies based on early life incidents, with covers made using personal artwork or magazine images. A Thanksgiving party drew about two hundred students to the gym for dances impersonating radio and movie stars, followed by music from Reinhold’s high school orchestra and a hot dot and ice cream lunch before departure.
Attendance Race Continues Among Junior High Airplanes
The four week tally shows Ski Chief of the SAs leading at 98.5 percent, with Honor Bound and Century of Progress of the 9Bs close behind at 98.177, and Shooting Star of the ops in third at 99.3 percent. Elementary grades dip to 96.1 while junior high rises to 97.4. tardiness grows, especially in 8th and 9th grades, prompting parental cooperation to improve promptness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sas
Century of Progress
9Bs
Shooting Star
Ops
Results of League Games in Animal and Bird Leagues
The Animal League opened with the Panies of the 10 B's routing the Spikehorn's 9B's 15 to 0 as Carl Adams and Christopher Regoni each hit three baskets. Wer ner Arola led the Blue Racers 9B's with four points in a 9 to 2 win over the 9A Tigers. The SA's Bunnies beat the SB Bears by 5 points with Stelmark Re Mazari and Fadhen supplying baskets. In the Bird League, the Black Hawks defeated the White Owls 4 to 2 as Duda and Ambalagi scored and Reuter added a field goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panies
Carl Adams
Christopher Regoni
Thomas Proctor
Blue Racers
Tigers
Werner Arola
Arlo Carlson
Tito Filippini
Anton de Marte
Racers
Joe
Frank de Marte
Bunnies
Sa’s
Bears
John Stelmark
John Re
Mazari
Fadhen
Pollack
William Quigley
Black Hawks
White Owls
Duda
Ambalagi
Reuter
Parrots Top Cardinals In 14 4 Victory And Debate Plan Set
In the second game the 7B Parrots defeated the 7A Cardinals 14 to 4 with Marchelek scoring four field goals while Mascotti Stoel Hietanen and Haapa ya added points. The Blue Jays beat the Eagles 2S to there were detailed scoring notes for Glen John De Marte Sofia Henry Pucilovski Aldo Pricco Ray Luoma and more. A debating project was arranged by township schools with Mr Richards coordinating and groups to be formed among civics classes for ninth graders. Topics will be chosen from a pool and debates will favor discussion over formal speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owls
Parrots
Cardinals
Marchelek
Mascotti
Stoel
Hietanen
Haapaya
Novascone
Tarnaski
Blue Jays
Eagle
Glen
Eagles
John de Marte
Sofia
Henry Pucilovski
Aldo Pricco
Ray Luoma
Richards
Quigley
Arthur Tampio
Ethel Brown
Jeanne Loffstrom
Chicago
Church School And Weekend Services At Local Church
The Church School will meet at 9 30 Sunday morning with Mrs James Proctor superintendent. Worship follows at 10 45 with a special choir anthem and solos by Miss Dorothy Green and Miss Marie Green. The pastor speaks on Is there Room for the Bible in Modern Life. Epworth League meets 6 30 led by Paul Sullivan. Mid week study class 7 30 Wednesday night. Preaching in Bergland at 2 30 Sunday and in Ewen at 7 30 Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
James Proctor
Clarence Moore
Dorothy
Marie Green
Epworth League
Paul Sullivan
New Bergland
Ewen
Ice melt could raise oceans by 150 feet world wide
Observer notes vast polar ice coverage and a hypothetical scenario where simultaneous melting of Arctic and Antarctic ice would lift ocean levels by about 150 feet. The passage combines a romantic aside about leaving a game with a scientific fact about ice extent and potential sea level rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antarctica
North
South Polar
Smart Woman Drama Endorsed by Critics in Chicago Herald
A dramatic novel titled Smart Woman by Thelma Strabel receives praise from critics as a must read for married life. The Chicago Herald and Examiner features the piece in its Monday December 11 edition with promotional copy and advertisement for the book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Strabel
Chicago Herald and Examiner
Adv
Township School Board Proceedings In Bessemer Township
A regular meeting of the Bessemer Township School Board was held at 7:30 pm. Present were Anderson Erickson Fink Mahan. The board approved payroll for October and November and paid various bills for labor, salaries, and services. A Ramsay location petition for kindergarten transportation was granted, while a request from Pyden Club to use Harding School was referred to action. The board discussed school building use rules and authorized secretary substitution. A group sought gym use for athletic events. budget limits prevent granting but aid via equipment was approved. A resolution to borrow up to 85,609 dollars in anticipation of tax receipts was adopted, with taxes due by January 9, 1934. Continued on page 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramsay Se
C. EB. Anderson
D of Education
Rosschoolhouse
Anderson, Erickson, Fink, Mahan
Bessemer Herald
Bessemer
Oenenee
Clarence Vivian
Charles Anderson
Isaac Bjork
John Toivalman
Anton Marander
William Mattson
Ennessnesee
William F Pellow
Legal Services
Frank D Fitzgerald
Nettessactue
Herald Publishing Co
Bessemer Pharmacy
John A. Kallander
Harding School
C. L. Solberg
Abelman’s Dept. Store
Ramsay Mercantile Co
Ramsay School
J. R. Johnson
Man
Michigan Bell Telephone Co
Lake Superior
The
Michela Company
Peter Palrolero
C. & N. W. Railway Co
Youngstown Mines Corp
Plymouth Mining Co
C. Hansen Lumber Co
A. F. Wakevainen
Gogebie Pibe. & Hig. Co
Skeigas
City Electric Shop
Pearce E. Graham
Corrigan
McKinney Steel Co
Richard Martin
Bessemer Twp
Ass'n
Ins
Northwestern Motor Bus Co
Banfield Service Station
Johnson Service Station
Fritz Fredrickson Post
Milavetz Auto Company
John Godiewski
Bolts, Hocks
Alcorde Eoca
Michaud
J. Neault Garage
Ramsay New
Paul Thompson
Pyden Club
Harding
Thompson
Bessemer Township
Nesto Frickson
Parent
Fink
Mahan
Erickson
2Nd Precinet
Puritan
Board of Education
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Goral
Francis Carlson
George Cook
Detroit
Mrs. Cook
Katherine Hellman
Syme Niemi
Hancock
Clarence Sanquist
Richard Allen
Michigan Tech
Houghton
William Allen
Grace McDonald
Sylvia Swaton
Patricia Mae Mazanec
John McDonald
Gamble
Ironwood.—Adv
Harry Culver
George Koronski
W. H. McNamara
Marquette
Upper Peninsula
CWA
Kalasavicz
Northside
R. J. Miller
Kincaid, Ill
Norbert i
Orchard Lake
Mich
Bernard
Springfield, Ill
Leonard
Bessemer National Bank
Margaret Jankoviak
Eleanor Eckman
Lila Crook
Joseph Pecard
Delia Simonson
Saina Ahola
Esther Galiatz
Wakefield Junior Women's Club
F. W. Duffin
Wakefield
Re—Schmier
Leo Re
Pauline
Albert A. Schmier
Milwaukee
Raymond J. Mullen
Bessemer, Mich
Elmer J. Kuivinen
Peoples State
Ramsay
Michigan
Mamie Mussatti
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