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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1925
Page
19
Locals and personals detail travels and family events. Anton Perotti returns from Hannibal Missouri while Paul Pollack comes home from Flint Michigan. Several relatives travel for illness, weddings or funerals in Detroit Gilbert Battle Creek Milwaukee and Duluth. James Nemachek Jr undergoes tonsil removal. James G OConnor promotes Wyoming oil lands. many visit relatives in Duluth and Italy plans.
An advertisement claims headaches coated tongue sour stomach lack of appetite bad breath and pimples are danger signals from the liver kidneys and bowels. It promotes HOL LISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA as a wonderful remedy from Bessemer Pharmacy with thousands having tried it and more urged to try it.
An ad urging readers to drink Hollisters Rocky Mountain Tea at bedtime to break up a cold overnight, promising quick relief. The notice appears from Bessemer Pharmacy promoting the product as a cure for lingering cold symptoms.
Mr and Mrs Bernard Taylor and their son James left for Detroit after visiting here for two weeks due to Mrs Taylor's mother Mrs John Bryant's illness. Also noted is the departure of Mr nisely and his sister ao for Detroit.
Morning worship at 10 30 with sermon The Tree and the Chaff. Trio and song Praise My Soul the Iting of Heaven by Hamilton. Sunday school at 11 30. Puritan Community Sunday school at 2 30. Frequent practice for children s Xmas Eve entertainment. Rev Chas MeL Fraser.
Sunday school at Ironwood 9 30 and Ramsay 2 45. Services in Ironwood 10 30 and Swedish evening 7 30. Choir practice Tuesday 7 20. Confirmation class Friday 4 15. Junior choir Friday 7 00. Rev C A Benender.
Dorcas society of Sharon Lutheran holds a meeting tonight at Mrs Cornelius Hansen. Mrs Joseph Maccani hosted a Sunday afternoon gathering with 500 at two tables. first prize went to Mrs Peter Wydeniec. Luncheon served to a list including Mrs D Ballone and several Maccani family members. A Louis Nelson shower featured games music and gifts from numerous friends. American Legion Auxiliary elected officers for the coming year with Mrs Jennie McDonald as president and Miss Ebba Brown as publicity officer among others.
Necora Cobb celebrated her eleventh birthday Friday evening as guests gathered at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Cobb. The party marked her eleventh birthday anniversary with a pleasant evening of celebration.
Sunday school at 10:00 morning worship at 11:40 with theme How May We See Jesus. Junior League at 2:00 Spworth League at 6:30 topic The World League led by Miss Vienna Johnson. Evening service at 7:30 theme My Lord and I. Ladies Class at 7:00 Wednesday at Mrs Hugh Williams home. New piano arrived expects special music. Rev James Roberts.
We express our appreciation to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during our bereavement. Thanks to the American Legion and Italian lodges for their help and for the beautiful floral offerings. Mrs. Victor Gozzano, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Appino, Mr. Battista Appino, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Arnichardy. ADVERTISE IN THE HERALD.
Luncheon, birthday cake with eleven candles, and Jack Horner pie gifts marked a festive gathering with numerous guests listed by name. A separate American Legion Auxiliary Christmas party featured a tree, programs by W F Pellow and Misses Ziedron Schaefer Emanson Petranek Roosen Maroni, card games with 500 won by Mrs Al Church and second to Mrs Harry Gustafson, plus music, dancing, and lunch for about sixty attendees.
Applications filed for marriage licenses include Jennie Mattson of Puritan Michigan and Helmi Korhonen of Bessemer Michigan. Also listed are Philip Woolcocks and Marguerite Russell of Ironwood Michigan, John Weber and Lillian Henningfeld of Phillips Wisconsin, Lonard Jacquart of Ironwood Michigan and Edna Shaw of Grand View Wisconsin.
Locusts, the short horned grasshopper, have returned as a devouring pest across British Columbia this year, continuing a historical pattern of recurring invasions and agricultural damage. The article notes the ongoing disruption to crops and the severity of the infestation affecting multiple regions within the province.
Birth notices report a son for Mr and Mrs Verner Johnson born Dec 4 with Louise St John as a former name for Mrs Johnson. Other newborns include a son for Mr and Mrs Joseph Stancher born Dec 3, a daughter to Mr and Mrs A F Peterson of Cornwall Pennsylvania, formerly of the Anvil, and a son to Dr and Mrs George KoptiK of Cicero WV born Dec 2. Milly Maccani is noted as KoptiK’s mother. The piece ends with a zoological aside on the noisy katydid and grasshopper.
With a privilege only a few Japanese hobbyists can enjoy their radio sets limited to the single wavelength of 375 meters the receivers are sealed to other wave lengths.
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