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Newspaper

Bessemer Herald

Location

Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1925

Page

9

Local notices of travel and family visits across several states

Anton Perotti returns from Hannibal Missouri. Mrs J C Williams travels to Detroit for sister's illness. John Eggen visits his father Judge Eggen. Mrs Carrie Jenson goes to Detroit for winter. Eric Bergstrom and Fred Pohl to Finland. Walter Truettner Jr joins Minneapolis firm. Numerous relatives attend funerals in Antigo. James Scavarda and Antonio Richetti head to New York then Italy. Others return from Duluth and Michigan coastal towns for family matters.

Th &K John Eggen Duluth Torsten Eggen Oliver Berger Eric Bergstrom Fred Pohl New York Finland James Scavarda Antonio Richetti Italy

Nature's danger signals claim remedy in Rocky Mountain Tea

An advertisement promotes Hall Lister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a cure for headaches coated tongue sour stomach loss of appetite bad breath pimples and clogged bowels. It urges removal of Poisons from liver kidneys and bowels and claims thousands have benefited through Bessemer Pharmacy.

Hollister Bessemer Pharmacy

Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Overnight Cold Cure

Doctor recommends Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea steeped hot at bedtime to break up a cold overnight, with Bessemer Pharmacy endorsing the remedy as a home treatment option.

Hollister Bessemer Pharmacy

Detroit Bound for Bernard Taylor Family Return

Mrs Bernard Taylor and her son James left for Detroit today after being here two weeks due to the illness of Mrs Taylor's mother Mrs John Bryant.

Bernard Taylor James Detroit Taylor John Bryant

Dorcas Society Plans Meeting at Mrs Hansen Home

The Sham Lutheran Dorcas society holds a business meeting this evening at the home of Mrs Cornelius Hansen.

Dorcas Society of the Sham Lutheran Church Cornelius Hansen

Tree and the Chaff Sermon at Morning Worship

Puritan Community notes morning service at 10 30 with Rev Chas McL Fraser delivering The Tree and the Chaff sermon The program includes a Hamilton trio and song Praise My Soul the King of Heaven Sunday school at 11 30 with Puritan Community Sunday school at 2 30 Frequent practice for children’s entertainment on Xmas Eve.

Hamilton Puritan Community Chas Fraser

Church Schedule Memoranda for Ironwood Ramsay and More

Sunday school at 9 30 in Ironwood and 2 45 at Ramsay. Services at 10 30 and 7 30 pm. Swedish evening services. Choir practice Tuesday evening. Confirmation class Friday at 4 15. Junior choir Friday at 7 00. Rev C A Benrnder.

Ironwood Ramsay

Mrs Maccani Hosts Card Party Sunday Afternoon

Mrs Joseph Maccani entertained a few friends at her home Sunday afternoon. Fifty was played at two tables with Mrs Peter Wrydketh winning first prize and consolation from Mrs D Ballone. Luncheon was served at 5 30 to Mrs D Ballone, Mrs John Moselle, Mrs William Trappa, Mrs Peter W’s eetie, Mrs Katherine Maccani, Miss Katherine and Mary Ballone, and Mr and Mrs Joseph Maccani.

Joseph Maccani Peter Wrydketh D. Ballone John Moselle William Trappa Peter W'seetie Katherine Maccani Katherine Mary Ballone

Shower Honors Mrs Louis Nelson With Friends

Mrs Louis Nelson was surprised by a number of friends at a shower given at her home Friday evening. Gimes and music entertained during the evening after which lunch was served. The honor guest received many gifts from a large list of friends and relatives.

Louis Nelson Gimes G. Superegonski Anton Rugni O. Skagen M. A Dyer Oliver Berger Frank Koffner Herman Nelson G. Rund C. Hansen van Dyer J. Holup S. Nelson Louis Chouinard Julis McCarthy Evelyn Rund Esther Nelson Celia Swartz Margaret Superernski

Sunday church schedule with services and events

Sunday school 10:00 morning worship 11 90 unclear time. Junior League 2:00 Epworth League 6:30 topic The World League led by Miss Vienna Johnson. Evening service 7:30 theme My Lord and I. Ladies Class Wednesday 7 at Mrs Hugh Williams. New piano arrived and may feature special music. Rev James Roberts.

Jesus Epworth Vienna Johnson My Lord and I Hugh Williams James Roberts

Auxiliary to American Legion elects officers for year

At the regular meeting held Wednesday evening the Auxiliaries elected officers for the coming year. President Mrs Jennie McDonald First Vice President Mrs George Supercynaski Second vice president Mrs Gordon Luxmere Secretary Miss Minnie Elles Treasurer Mrs Joseph Jerek Executive Committee Mrs Peter Scavarda Mrs John Moselle Mrs August Stonemark Chaplain Mrs Herbert Emurson Historian Miss Dorothy Scavarda Publicity officer Miss Ebba Brown Guard Mrs Joseph Hlata Sargent at arms Miss Sadye Abelman.

American Legion Jennie McDonald George Supercynaski Gordon Luxmere Minnie Elles Joseph Jerek Peter Scavarda John Moselle August Stonemark Herbert Emurson Dorothy Scavarda Ebba Brown Guard Joseph Hlata Sargent-at-arms Sadye Abelman

Card of Thanks to Friends and Neighbors

We express gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during our bereavement. We thank the American Legion and Italian lodges for their help and for the floral offerings. Mrs. Victor Gozzano. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Appino. Mr. Battista Appino. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Arnichardy. ADVERTISE IN THE HERALD.

American Legion Italian Lodges Victor Gozzano Bert Appino Battista Appino Joseph Arnichardy

Eleventh Birthday Party for Necora Cobb

Necora Cobb was guest of honor at her eleventh birthday party held Friday evening at her parents home, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Cobb, with a pleasant evening planned.

Necora Cobb

Birthday Party with Eleven Candies Centerpiece

Luncheon featured a birth day cake decorated with eleven candies as the table centerpiece. Guests included Mae and Dorothy Basket, Margaret Jankoviak, Ansa, Grace and Irma Marsh, LaVerne James, Isabelle Williams, Inez and Janette Gorman, Loretta Frick, Lor raime Henndricks, Arlen McMinn, Esther Cox, Grace Swanson, Albin Benander, Barnabas and Vincent Holup, Charles Swanson, John, Harry Gorman, and Marco Gotta.

Jack Horner Mae Dorothy Basket Margaret Jankoviak Ansa Grace Irma Marsh LaVerne James Isabelle Williams Inez Janette Gorman Loretta Frick Lorraime Henndricks Arlen McMinn Esther Cox Grace Swanson Albin Benander Barnabas Vincent Holup Charles Swanson John Harry Gorman Marco Gotta

American Legion Auxiliary Christmas Party Recap

The American Legion Auxiliary held a Christmas party at their club rooms for their ladies. A seasonal tree and decorations set the scene as a program featured W F Pellow Miss Jeanette Ziedron Miss Elfreda Schaefer Joyce Emunson recitations and more. Cards at ten tables followed with 50 game prizes awarded to Mrs. Al Church first and Mrs. Harry Gustafson second. Music dancing and a late lunch for about sixty guests completed the evening.

American Legion Auxiliary W. F. Pellow Jeanette Ziedron Elfreda Schaefer Joyce Emunson Lucy Petranek Patricia Roosen Norma Maroni al Church Harry Gustafson

Marriage Licenses Report from County Clerk Office

Applications list couples from Michigan and Wisconsin including Bennie Mattson and Helmi Korhonen in Ironwood, Philip Woolcocks and Marguerite Russell in Ironwood, John Weber and Lillian Henningfeld in Phillips, Ltoward Jacquart with Edna Shaw in Grand View.

Bennie Mattson Puritan Mich Helmi Korhonen Bessemer Philip H. Woolcocks Marguerite Russell Ironwood John G. Weber Lillian D. Henningfeld Phillips Wis Ltoward Jacquart Edna Shaw Grand View

Locust Plague Strikes British Columbia Trails

Locusts, described as ghost horned grasshoppers, have renewed a recurring plague in British Columbia, becoming a devouring pest across the region this year.

British Columbia

Birth Announcements From Local Families

Births include Verner Johnson and wife welcome a son Verner on December 4 at home. Joseph Stancher and wife announce a son Adolph born December 3. A.F. Peterson of Cornwall Pennsylvania reports a daughter born to the Petersons formerly of The Anvil. Dr and Mrs George Kopti k announce a son born December 2 Cicero Ju. Mrs Kopti k is Milly Maccanti daughter of Mrs Katherine Maccani.

George Koptik Cicero Koptik Milly Maccant Katherine Maccani

The Troubadour Grasshopper and Noisy Insects

A description of the troubadour grasshopper using its wing cases to produce sound. The katydid and the cricket are also noisy, while the devil's horse remains silent.

Radio Enthusiasts and Wave Length Limitation in Japan

A small group of Japanese radio enthusiasts can receive only a single wavelength of 375 meters, with their sets sealed to other wavelengths, illustrating restricted access to broader radio bands.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Anton Perotti Hannibal, Mo John Pepperelli Gilbert, Minn K &K James Nemachek Jr Paul Pollack Flint, Mich J.C. Williams James Taylor W. L. Guyer Kenosha Walter Truettner Jr Minneapolis Minneapolis Bond House Carrie Jenson Irving Hendries A. J. Matteson Lansing John Crechosz Milwaukee Cychosz Frank Dombek Peter Gotta Battle Creek, Mich Miss Augustine James G. O'Connor Wyoming Joe Certano F.C. Gorman First Presbyterian Church John McDonald Anton Mazanee Elizabeth Donald Mazanec Antigo John Hillizan Chisholm John Meyers Coleraine Minn Henrietta Meyers Ercole Guzzi Charles Jago Violet Jago M.A. Hagerman Hermansville, Mich Mr. Hager Mr. Knisely Presbyterian Church Sharon Lutheran Church C. A. Benrnder the Herald Santa Claus The Peoples State Bank Elmer J. Kuivinen Peoples State Raymond J. Mullen Bessemer, Mich First National Bank Gogebic County
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