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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1934
Page
10
The Shans Euyheven society held a vecslar meeting with Teorcas of the Shans Euyheven. Mrs Anna Torrell entertained at four tables of bridge Saturday evening at her home. Prizes were awarded to Mrs O HL Smith and Mrs Emma Hace. A Christmas color luncheon was served to 15 guests.
A Detroit Times feature recounts the ascent of a kitchen maid turned princess and its sudden collapse when a waiter in the story shouts My own revealing a jealous hold on her. The piece, adapted from The American Weekly, portrays social climbing and its costs through a dramatic kitchen to palace arc.
An advertisement announces weekly color comic sections in the Sunday Chicago Herald and Examiner. It urges readers to order from their newsdealer for 20 pages of world famous comics each week.
A brief exchange imagines an unusually long fish catching experience with playful boasting. The quip highlights exaggerated impressions of size and memory between two speakers in a casual, anecdotal moment.
Leona Toussenart of Marquette, age 1, represented Michigan H club girls at the National Club Congress in Chicago on Dec 16. She modeled a state champion ensemble costing 21.60 including 1.26 gloves 2.64 hat and 3.65 shoes and earned a prize trip to the revue with a gold medal and other prizes for regional winners.
The Bessemer Women’s Club will hold its annual Christmas Party most Monday evening at the Legion ball with a preceding bike event. Members will donate inks for needy children in the community. Arrangements are managed by Mrs. Ole Neert, Efirk Peterson, and Mahe Ol n.
Miss Mary Mesich daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Mesich Anvil wed Louis Bearroci son of Mr and Mrs Louis Marzari Jr also of Anvil in a single ring ceremony at St Francis church Milwaukee on Thanksgiving morning Nov 23 The bride wore candle glow velvet gown with long court train and carried a roses and lilies bouquet Miss Anne Mesich was bridesmaid in floor length gown Groom attended by Joseph Mazanec Milwaukee They reside in Cudahy Wis where he teaches at the high school.
Minneapolis Minnesota newspaper notice seeks a man for a Rawleigh Rowte involving three families. Adv 12-14 12-33. The ad quotes casual dialogue asking who the man is and noting a mistaken use of the word darling due to ignorance of identity.
Student notes recount honor rolls and classroom activities. Christmas carol plans at Lincoln House on December 15 include a program and lunch, with rooms preparing trees, gift exchanges, and party plans. Washington School Christmas program set for December 20 at 7:30 PM with parental attendance encouraged.
In gym and algebra classes the 8A through 9B pupils study verbs fractions and simple equations while girls and boys from Junior High work on basketball. Last Thursday Bessemer beat Ramsay 23 to 8 on Ramsay floor with Pollack Giachino Czajkowski Maki Kuismi Marconeri and Eade leading. Substitutes Haapoja Heikanen Ercoli Shifka and others were noted with Regoni as referee.
Township Treasurer John Saari began tax collection at Ramsay town hall on Monday with Mrs. William Kavish as the first taxpayer. Fritz Frederickson of the American Legion will host the Christmas dance at the Ramsay town hall on Christmas night December 25 with an popular range orchestra. In Wakefield at St Marys Catholic church Miss Margaret Lorraine Ahnen married Albert Beissel of Ramsay in a single ring ceremony conducted by Rey Cronin Ytrrn before many locals. The bride wore a white satin Princess gown and carried roses and baby’s breath. Grace Beissel served as maid of honor in jade green, with Marcella Ahnen in green printed organdy as bridesmaid. Antone Chlebowski was best man and George Beissel attended. A wedding breakfast, reception, and 69 guests followed as the couple plans to live in Ramsay.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of Bessemer National Bank in Bessemer Michigan will be held at the banking offices on Tuesday January 8 1935 at oclock P M for the election of directors and to transact any other business that may come before the meeting. Leonard C Kalasovicz, secretary.
Students enjoy a high school Christmas party with dancing, entertainment, and refreshments in the gym. Music by Reinhold’s orchestra. decorations by Salmi and Heikkinen. refreshments led by Torreano with Runge advisor. ad space by Rosemargy, Saari, Mascotti. Sponsored by the student council.
Helen Zaliska Dorothy Green and Grace Swanson perform with accompanist Rupert Otto. Selections include Sleeping Beauty Waltz by Tschaikowsky Bridal Song from Rural Wedding by Goldmark Down Mobile Southern Song Old Aunt Jemima Southern Song A Little Wish College Song sung by a boys quartet Karl Rajala Gilmore White Jack Running Fred Otto Sounds from Ireland Bendix Lassus Trombone Trombone novelty Fillmore United States Field Artillery March Sousa Star Spangled Banner.
Methodist Church notes list Sunday School at 10:00 AM and Morning Worship at 11:00 AM conducted by Rev Walter Firth Ironwood. Epworth League at 6:30 PM led by Miss Ethel Rosemurgy. Trinity English Evangelical Lutheran Church Iron and Clayberg Streets announces 10:30 AM service and Advent sermons on Israel and Christ as King with midweek services. extensive Sunday School programs and rehearsals across Anvil Mikay Marenisco Winegar Bessemer Wakefield Ironton and Wico with catechism and choir sessions.
The Copper Country Symphony Orchestra under director Prof. Martti Ninen of Suomi College Hancock attracts large audiences for fall and winter concerts. Vocal solos include Rather Delbridge Kathleen Watters Will Hall Dr Highby Gretchen Meyers Joho Rantamaki and Harry Delbrides. Arthur Hill is the pianist. Programs will be offered in several Copper Country communities during the winter.
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