Local Notes: Moves, Visits, and a City Horse Fatality
Mr and Mrs Harry Wy Byrne moved Monday to Ironwood and will reside at 651 Sutherhkind Street. Mrs George Knobdloch returned Saturday from Green Bay after weeks with relatives. A city dumping grounds accident injured a work team horse, which had to be shot. A fire at Abermans Department Store damaged a coal bin last Friday. believed caused by spontaneous combustion. Mrs M Moncher left for Milwaukee to winter with her son-in-law and daughter Rudolph Steinhagen. Clyde Williams, son of S J Williams, is recovering from appendicitis and will continue studies in Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wy Byrne
Ironwood
Sutherhkind Street
Aberman's Department Store
Clyde Williams
S.J. Williams
Ihe
Mich
First tax payments mark start of collection in Bessemer
After the holidays Steve Sommers of Ramsay paid the first taxes in Bessemer township. Deputy Treasurer George Maganee began collection this week at the Peoples State Bank. A group including Mrs. Charles Aga Mrs. Thomas Busan Willie Piper Sr William Piper Sr and Herman Bere left for Detroit to attend Mrs Prank Nove's funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Sommers
Ramsay
Bessemer Township
George Maganee
Peoples State Bank
Charles @aga
Thomas Busan
Willie Piper Sr
William Piper Sr
Herman Bere
Detroit
Prank Nove
Jago
Nature’s danger signals and a remedy claim
An advertisement lists symptoms headaches coated tongue sour stomach loss of appetite bad breath pimples and clogged bowels and promotes HOL LISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA as the cure. It claims thousands have found it a wonderful remedy and urges readers to try it from Bessemer Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Masques dramatic club plans Nativity Pageant
The Junior high school Masques met Tuesday at the school. A membership pin with a mask and engraved name was chosen. Marian Comey and Vilma Huttu planned the program. Opening numbers featured a Tomboy dance by Annie Ber torello Harriet Jasper Alvira Boek man Lily Hautala and Mary Rivate Mary Rixate. Margaret Sharpless and Harriet Jasper performed a Cinderella take-off. The Nativity Pageant, Dec 22, will include more than one hundred participants with the orchestra led by Martin Lamoreux assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Comey
Vilma Huttu
Annie Bertorello
Harriet Jasper
Alvira Boekman
Lily Hautala
Mary Rivate
Mary Rixate
Margaret Sharpless
Cinderella
Martin Lamoreux
Meteor Girls Club Town Hall Event in Peidar De
The Meteor Girls Club hosts a town hall in Peidar De on Friday. The Red Jacket orchestra will furnish the music for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meteor Girls Club
Sperany Town Hall
Peidar
de. U Say Town Hall
Red Jacket Orchestra
Card Party At Public Event
A public card party is announced with details about venue and date. It invites local residents to join a social gathering featuring cards, refreshments, and potential door prizes.
Community card party at Cort Paying tower venue
A local event with a bridge and whist mix to be held at the Cort Paying tower. The Panat Teachers Asset Som Som team will host after a town meeting, with refreshments provided by the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panat
Soteriay
Tower of Cort
Imac
Bessemer
Mrs Niemuth Hosts Ramsar Club Bee Home Friday
In bee home Friday evening Mrs Joseph Niemuth hosted the Ramsar Public Club memo. Flowers decorated the score and appointments were set in keeping with the season. Bridge was played at four tables and near high scores varied to Misses. A J Pink and R E Heidemann. The party concluded with a luncheon for sixteen guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bee
Joseph Niemuth
Ramsar
Mires
A. J. Pink
R. E Heidemann
Vocational talks for junior high students announced
A series of talks was arranged for the junior high students with Rev. M. Fraer addressing health and tuberculosis prevention. The committee chair R. E UcHemara introduced the program, and former Ramsay principal FL Ro Petes was mentioned as seriously ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jor. Reinekke
M. Fraer
Freitas
FL Ro Petes
Ramsay School
Ramsay school accident and local visits noted
Adolph Sandquist fell and fractured his arm near the wrist at Ramsay school. Dr. Hambley gave first aid and he was taken to Grand View hospital. Mrs J S Rummage leaves for Imalath to visit Mr and Mrs P S Williams. Mrs Carl Lundeen of Detroit attends funeral of William Strom. David Fink on business trip to Chicago. James Sholar of Milwaukee visiting his parents. HW Ko Goldman of Marenisco visits AJ Fink. Loretta Lipke of Bessemer debating team participates in a debate between Stam hauch and Bessemer Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramsay School
Adolph Sandquist
Hambley
Grand View Hospital
J. S. Rummage
Imalath
P. Ss. Williams
Carl Lundeen
Detroit
William Strom
David Fink
Chicago
James Sholar
Milwaukee
HW Ko Goldman
Marenisco
AJ Fink
Loretta Lipke
Bessemer
Stamhauch
Popular Songs and Public Taste Debate Sparks Singer Comment
A prominent singer urged caution in curating what the public receives noting authorities should not withhold items the public truly desires. The exchange centers on balancing artistry and audience response while considering accessible content.
Senior Class Rings and Hoops Revenge Await Ewen
Two local lads plan an ink business after geography clues. Ontonagon edged our team 13 to 12 in a thriller, decided in the last 15 seconds. Tonight our seniors prepare for a return clash with Ewen, whom we lost to last year in a close game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Sea
Black Sea
Lenny W
Freddy D
Ontonagon
Ewen
Roman C
Sophomore dance promised after the game
Anna and Basil riff about harmony with a playful line. The Sophomores announce a chance to attend a dance after the game and urge those who have not gone to join in. A good time is assured to all.
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Anna S
Basil B
Debating Team Defeated by Stumbaugh Last Friday
The team led by Anna Saini Loretta Lipke and Florence Culver was defeated by Stumbaugh last Friday. The next debate is scheduled for January 10th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stumbaugh
Anna Saini
Loretta Lipke
Florence Culver
Boosters Club Elects New Officers
The Boosters Club has elected new officers. President Kenneth Berger, Vice President Evelyn Allen, Secretary and Treasurer Anna Salmi. Mr. Carpenter is club advisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boosters Club
Kenneth Berger
Evelyn Allen
Lecey and
Treas
Anna Salmi
Carpenter
ROTC Talk Fires Up Houghton High and Junior High
Captain Ball of the ROTC inspired high school and junior high boys with an engaging address. Mr Cobb spoke on ROTC fundamentals. Come on and boost the Reserve Officers Training Corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Ball
Houghton
Theigh School
Mr. Cobb
Reserve Officers Training Corps
Corn Borer Resistant Maize Strain Developed by Michigan Station
Monroe Michigan A B Marston superintendent of the Michigan Corn Rover Experimental Station announces cross-breeding of Maize Amargo a South American corn strain with Duncan Golden Glow and Red Cob Ensilage to create a corn immune to the corn borer. After three years of inbreeding the strain shows 100 percent resistance when planted beside infested corn and will be available for planting in five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Mich
A. Bo Marston
Michigan Corn Rover Experimental Station
Duncan
Jones and Laughlin to Spend 17 Million on Construction Program
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corporation has begun a construction program that will require about 17 million dollars in expenditures over the next 12 months. The move signals expansion plans as the company invests in facilities and capacity. The announcement outlines a sizable commitment aimed at boosting production and growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corporation
Also Mentioned on This Page
George Knobdloch
Green Bay
Igan Tech
W. C. Reineking
Bessemer Rotary Club
Pauline Michaels
W. L. Guyer
Mes. W. A. Kroll
Iver Hagen
Raymond J. Mullen
Bessemer, Mich
Ramsay News
Albert T. Reid
Manhattan Island
Peter Minuit
Wes
Brooklyn Baoge
Ast
Lissen
Tim
Jom D Rockefeller
Xmas Savings Club
Bridge Party
Eymnasium
John R
Fien
Haberdashery
First National Bank Bessemer
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