Local notes from Rhinelander weekend visits and area events
Loral Notes Earling Skagen of Rhinelander spent the weekend here with relatives. The payroll for FERA workers in Gogebic county this week was $16,433.85. Joe Selin of Iron River spent Sunday here with his parents. James Proftwart underwent hernia surgery last Thursday at Grand View hospital. Mrs. L B Rice is visiting Kea River with her daughter for an indefinite period. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart McCane welcomed a nine pound son at Grand View hospital. Louis Johnson, 67, died Monday night at the county infirmary after eight years as an inmate. William Marander, 38, Ironwood grocer, died of heart disease. brother Emil Marander lives in Bessemer. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Honz have a son Kermit Joseph born Dec 5 at Runstrom's hospital in Iront. Miss Cetia Maccant and niece Margaret Stewart visited from Chicoago. Mrs. Andrew Contratto returned from Ithaca New York after working as a nurse. Car ad not to be missed with Hollister’s remedy. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vukcovich arrived from Kron River due to illness and death of Mrs. Vukovich. John Thors, former Bessemer man now Pontiac high school principal, appointed to Michigan state committee on educational problems. Peter Gedda post of the American Legion conducting a membership drive. three canvassers per ward. Post membership was 120 last year. Chimney fire alarms answered Sunday night at Joseph Bills home Yale location and Monday evening at Brune Koski residence near Soo Line depot.
Local residents in digest of society notices and obituaries
Miss Evelyn Allen joins the Manual Arts Players at Stout Institute in Menomonie. Theresa Shefka returns from Chicago as her mother Mrs Martin Shefka suffers a paralytic stroke in Ironwood and is hospitalized in Newport. Angelo Filippini of Bessemer elected secretary of the Master Shoe Rebuilders Association of Gogebic and Iron counties. Andrew Wicklund of Tronwood as president. Emil Leino of Ironwood as treasurer. Last rites for August Johnson 4 held at Sharon Lutheran church with Rev F E W Eastman officiating. Pallbearers listed. Also an advertisement for HOHOLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA from Bessemer Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Allen
William Allen
City
Manual Arts Players
Stout Institute
Menomonie
Miss Allen
Theresa Shefka
Chicago
Martin Shefka
Newport Hospital
Ironwood
Angelo Filippini
Bessemer
Gogebic County
Irena County
Wis
Andrew Wicklund
Tronwood
Emil Leino
August Johnson
Ashland Hospital
Sharon Lutheran Church
F. E. W. Eastman
Huillrest Cemetery
F. ©. Gustafson
Gust Carlson
Otto Johnson
Axel Kristianson
Julius Velin
August Wike
Romance wrecked by girlhood sweetheart
Read in the American Weekly with Bunda's Latroit Times how the long masquerade of an ambitious girl who rose from kitchen maid to princess ended when a waiter who served her cried out My own.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
lLatroit Times
Adv
More Funnies In Color in Sunday Herald and Examiner
Boxed promo note touts 20 pages of World Famous Conese cartoons in color published weekly in the Sunday Chicago Herald and Examiner. Encourages readers to order copies from news dealers each week.
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Chicago Herald and Examiner
Fish tale fuels debate in rustic exchange
A brief exchanged quip centers on a fisherman boasting of a long fish and a contrasting reaction. The remark highlights a rustic, humorous exchange without broader context or named participants.
Local Contestant From Mariette Wins at Chicora Meet
Loza Toashrart, 14, of Mariette, led Michizan Helab girls in a Ballozal style contest at the National Club Congress in Chicora on December 14. She wore a wool suit with accessories costing 21.6 dollars, won a prize trip to a Chicago venue, plus a gold medal and other prizes. Lena completes five years of work, with Ras wen 324.259 pints at country fairs. Ler cad work totals 274.5 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loza
Toashrart
Marjette
Chicora
Revee Breery
Chicago
Lenaa
Local Event Hinge on Prize Dinner and Color Parade
Mr Aza Torrell hosted an evening at Reme Prizes with guests including Mrs OQ Hut Smith and Emma Hee-2 Las. Awards went to 15 attendees as prizes were distributed in a Christmas color themed display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aza Torrell
Hut Smith
Emma Hee
Christmas Party for Worers Vlastiarr at Local Hall
A Christmas party planned by the Worers Vlastiarr group will be held next Wednesday evening December. Members will bring their gifts and toys to be distributed among children in the neighborhood during the festive season.
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Peter
Elect Mrs Sage Qeehe as Carhatic Ladies Aid head
In a church gathering at St Sebastian parish, Mrs Sage Qeehe was elected leader of the Carhatic Ladies Aid. Mrs Carelen Ste won the presidency for the next term, with Mrs Joky Moselle Tre previously serving. Mrs Arma Stevens was reelected vice president and Mrs Brano CUrenmae sec treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sage Qeehe Creecing
St Sebastian Carhatic Ladies Aid
Toosdar Af Mneen
Carelen Ste
Dad
Joky Moselle Tre
Arma Stevens
Brano
Christmas Party Event Aims to Help Needy Children
The Bessemer Business Club plans its annual Christmas Party Monday at the Lester Bank. Members will bring toys to Forts to donate to needy children in the community. Arrangements are led by Misses Olea Neer Edith Peterson and Mahal Oloreg.
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Bessemer
Olea Neer
Edith Peterson
Mahel Ol'oreg
Mesich Barreet Miss Mary Mesich Weds Louis Barreci
Miss Mary Mesich daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Wesich of Anvil wed Louis Barreci son of Mr and Mrs Louis Naszari Sr of Anvil Palms in a Thanksgiving morning ceremony at St Francis church in Milwaukee. The bride wore a candlelight velvet gown with long train and carried a bouquet of valley and larodias. Bridesmaid Miss Nesich wore a floor length gown. Groom attended by Joseph Mazanec of Milwaukee. The couple resides in Cudahy Wisconsin where the groom teaches at the high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesich
Anee Nesich
Joseph Mazanec
Milwaukee
Baroer
Cudahy
Wis
Man Wanted For Rawleigh Route in Minneapolis Ad
Classified notice from Rawleigh Minnesota division seeks a man for a home service route. Qualification details listed in ad dated December 14 1913 and reference to Minneapolis Minnesota. Ad appears in MCL U BSA section.
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Rawleigh
Skpt
McLu-Bsa
Minneapolis
Minn
Mysterious Caller Sparks Suspect Nickname Rumor
Local whispers swirl after a man’s identity is questioned in a crowded setting. An anonymous observer describes others’ reactions as “goat” and “sus” while naming him with a shifting nickname.
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Goat
Sus
Junior High Notes Chief and Editor Credits
Fief in Chief David Redner leads junior high notes with assistant editors Dotty Chisholm and Art Herren. The brief staff credits appear in the school page section, highlighting student roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Redner
Asztetant
Dotty Chisholm
Art Herren
Second six weeks period notes at Marion school
The report lists students by name across grades with remarks on class activities. It mentions SA and 8B classes studying grammar and verbs, 8A algebra fractions, and gym instruction led by Miss Loncharte. Basketball and marching drills are noted for boys and girls.
Miss Ahv hameseon's ranm and Christmas carols
Fragmented notice notes ewer grades and Miss Ahv hameseon s group working on Christmas carols for their home. They are making greeting cards and decorations for the approaching holidays.
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Ahv
Hameseon
Ranm
Christmas Party Plans By Scout Troops At Lincoln House
Scout troops from the Goghic Range sponsor a December 1 Christmas party at Lincoln House with a program and lunch. Girls will sing carols. Washington School hosts a Christmas program December 20 1934 at 7 30 P M with Mrs Youngs Miss Abrahamson and Miss Kno Weck in charge of primary intermediate and junior high groups respectively.
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Goghic Range
Lincoln House
June Pecard
Miss Christians
Washington
Washington School
Miss Youngs
Miss Abrahamson
Miss Kno- Weck
Close Activities Room 33 Prepares for Friday Assembly
Room 33 members practice for a December 21 assembly. Miss Forno chairs the committee with Messrs. Nema check Vispi assisting, and Mr. Jozwiak directing music.Attendance in Mrs Quyer’s room improves as B’s show penmanship growth and English classes submit Treasure Inland booklets. The 98’s write friendly letters and Tank You notes while 9A’s dive into writing tasks.
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Miss Forno
Messers
Nemacheck
Vispi
Jozwiak
Quyer
Ramsay Beats Bessemer In Season Opener On Ramsay Floor
In the junior high basketball opener on the Ramsay floor Bessemer led 10 4 at halftime and finished 23 8. Pollack Giachino Czajkowski and Maki led Bessemer with Koski Eade Marconeri and Haapoja among substitutes. Ramsay shifka replaced Eade as only substitution. Ref Regoni and time keeper Savera.
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Ramsay
Bessemer
Pos
Ramsay F
Pollack
Giachino
Czajkowski
Backman
Maki
Kuismi
Marconer
Sennvonsannenennl
Koski
Eade
Haapoja
Hetkanen
Ercoli
Marconeri
Crawford
Ramsay Begins Tax Collection at Town Hall
Township Treasurer John Sanri started collecting taxes at the Ramsay town hall on Monday with Mrs. William Kavish as the first taxpayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sanri
Ramsay Town Hall
William Kavish
American Legion Dance At Ramsay Town Hall On Christmas
Fritz Frederickson posts the American Legion annual Christmas dance at Ramsay town hall on Christmas night December 25. The hall will be elaborately decorated and a popular range orchestra will play.
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Fritz Frederickson Post
American Legion
Ramsay Town Hall
Wedding Bells for Miss Ahnen and Albert Beissel at Wakefield
At St Marys Catholic church in Wakefield on December 1 Miss Margaret Lorraine Ahnen daughter of Mr and Mrs J P Ahnen became the bride of Albert Beissel of Ramsay Rev Cronin Yirnn performed the single ring ceremony in the presence of many locals. The bride wore a white satin princess model gown and carried a bouquet of roses and baby’s breath. Maid of honor Miss Grace Beissel wore jade green trimmed with mahogany. Bridesmaid Miss Marcella Ahnen wore green printed organdy. Best man Antone Chlebowski and attendant George Beissel. After the ceremony a wedding breakfast was served at the bride’s home and a reception in the groom’s home followed by a 6 oclock dinner for 60. The couple will reside in Ramsay. Both are well known locally with the bride formerly employed at Finks Smart Shop and the groom at the Newport mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Wakefield
Margaret Lorraine Ahnen
J. P. Ahnen
Albert Beissel
Ramsay
Cronin Yirnn
Grace Beissel
Marcella Ahnen
Antone Chlebowski
George Beissel
Fink’s
Smart Shop
Newport
Annual Meeting Notice for Bessemer National Bank Directors
The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Bessemer National Bank Bessemer Michigan for the election of Directors and other business will be held at the banking offices on Tuesday the 8th of January 1935 at 8 o’clock P M. Leonard C Kalasavics Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessemer National Bank
Bessemer
Michigan
Leonard C. Kalasavics
Sec
Fisherman Skills Reveal Seafaring Novice
A light-hearted exchange shows a new deckhand inferred from his farm upbringing. The talk highlights how he ties a whaleboat with farmyard practicality, impressing the crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coxswain
Boatswain
Sherlock
Witty Exchange Between Coffee and a Bold ButtET
A playful exchange imagines a bold buttET that can walk over to say hello to the coffee. The coffee, in turn, replies that it is too weak to answer.
High School Enrollment Figures Enter Public Discourse
The article cites 26,000 public and private high schools with total enrollment exceeding 6,000,000 students. It underscores scale of secondary education nationwide and implications for policy and funding discussions.
Gold and White Announcer and Staff Roster
Announcer staff list for Gold and White includes Editor Olga Diantch, Music Helen L Hansen, Reporter Martha Snari, Class Roomie Elizabeth Baird, Sports Wallace Chisholm, Student Council R O T Paul Filter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olga Diantch
Helen L. Hansen
Martha Snari
Elizabeth Baird
Wallace Chisholm
Paul Filter
Christmas Party Planned for High School Students
Students will attend a Christmas party Wednesday evening in the high school gymnasium. The event features dancing, entertainment, and refreshments with music by Reinhold's high school dance orchestra. A committee led by Edward Hoeft, Walter Maki, and Bertha Laine coordinates entertainment. Peter Torrenno oversees refreshments with Miss Runge as advisor. Decorations are led by Barney Salmi and Ralph Heikkinen, while Mac Rosemargy, Martha Saari, and Emil Mascotti handle advertising. Sponsored by the student council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Reinhold
Edward Hoeft
Walter Maki
Bertha Laine
Peter Torrenno
Miss Runge
Barney Salmi
Ralph Heikkinen
Mac Rosemargy
Martha Saari
Emil Mascotti
Christmas Program At High School Impresses With Music And Play
Miss Rogers returns to class as substitute teacher Mr Quigley aids ninth graders in civics Miss Evans trains library classes on the Guide to Periodical Literature The library will add thirty fiction books soon and new adult books arrive An all school Christmas program features Why the Chimes Rang by Elizabeth Apthorp McFadden directed by Miss Feeney with orchestra and glee clubs led by Mr Reinhold
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Rogers
Quigley
Washington School
Miss Evans
Elizabeth Apthorp McFadden
Miss Feeney
Reinhold
Coly
Student Council Elects Treasurer
Ralph Heikkinen has been elected treasurer of the student council. Previously the school book-keeper acted as student council treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Heikkinen
Debating Team Prepares for Matches in Upper State League
The high school debate squad is set for matches after a lively contention with Marenisco last week they aim to impress with extemporaneous speaking. This week they face Mellen two teams and next week Ewen as they pursue Upper State League recognition.
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Marenisco
Mellen
Ewen
Band Presents Second Annual High School Concert
The high school band directed by Mr. Reinhold will hold its second annual public concert Friday evening. The program includes Alda Overture McCauhey Serenade d Amour Von Jion American Patrol Meacham Old King Cole Mitchell My Lady Chip Clough The Lilac Tree Cartlan sung by the girls sextet Ruth Vogt lin Gladys Neaworski Ruth Maki.
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Reinhold
McCauhey
von Jion
Meacham
Old King Cole—Mitchell
My Lady
Chip’—Clough
The
Cartlan
Ruth Vogtlin
Gladys, Neaworski
Ruth Maki
Musical program performers and pieces listed
Helen Zaliska Dorothy Green Grace Swanson are listed with accompanist Rupert Otto. Selections include Sleeping Beauty Waltz Bridal Song Rural Wedding Down Mobile Old Aunt Jemima A Little Wish and Sounds from Ireland. Boys quartet Karl Rajala Gilmore White Jack Running Fred Otto perform with various marches and songs including Laseus Trombone and The Star Spangled Banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Zaliska
Dorothy Green
Grace Swanson
Rupert Otto
Tschaikowsky
Coldmark
Down Mobile
Jemima
Karl Rajala
Gilmore White
Jack Running
Fred Otto
Itreland—Bendix
Laseus
Fillmore
United States Field Artillery
Bowsa
Star Spangied Banner
Church Notes and Schedule for Sunday Service
Morning Worship led by Rev Walter Firth at 11 00 Sunday in Ironwood with Sunday School at 10 00 and Epworth League at 6 30 led by Miss Ethel Rosemargy and H C Cootey. Mrs James Proctor serves as superintendent of Sunday School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Proctor
Walter Firth
Ironwood
Epworth League
Ethel Rosemargy
H.C. Cootey
Advent Services and Sunday School Schedule at Trinity Church
Trinity English Evangelical Lutheran Church on Iron and Clayberg Streets announces Sunday worship at 10:30 A M with a second Advent sermon on Israel as a sign and a sermon series on Christ Comes As Our King. Midweek Advent services Thursday at 7 P M. Sunday School programs and rehearsals scheduled across Anvil Maverisco Wine gar Bessemer Wakefield Ironton and other locations with varied times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity English Evangelical Lutheran Church
Iron and Clayberg Streets
Missouri Synod
Israel
Christ
Pitas
Maverisco
Winegar
Bessemer
Anvil
Wakefield
Wice
Ironton
Choiir
Copper Country Symphony Concerts Draw Large Audiences
The Copper Country Symphony Orchestra presents its annual fall and winter concerts directed by Prof. Martin Ninen of Suomi College Hancock. Vocal soloists include Eather Debridge Kathleen Watters Wil Hall Dr. Highby Gretchen Meyers Joho Rantamaki and Harry Delbridge. Arthur Hill is the pianist. Programs run in several Copper Country communities during winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock
Copper Country Symphony Orchestra
Martin Ninnen
Suomi College
Eather Debbridge
Kathleen Watters
Wil Hall
Dr. Highby
Gretchen Meyers
Joho Rantamaki
Harry Delbridge Arthur Hill
Copper Country
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Earling Skagen
Rhinelander
FERA
Joe Selin
Iron River
Mrs. H. Selin
James Proftwart
Grand View Hospital
Stewart McCane
Monaday
Louis Johnson
William Marander
Ironwood Grocer
Emil Marander
Joseph Honz
Ieound
Kermit Joseph
Runstrom’s
Iront Dewt
Cetia Maccant
Margaret Stewart
Chicoaco
C. Maccant
Andrew Contratto
Ithaca
N. Y
HEANG
Hollister
Recekv S
Uantain T
Mer Pharmecy
Charles Vukcovich
Kron River
Marko Vukovich
John Thors
Pontiac
Peter Gedda Post
Joseph Bills
Yale
Brune Koski
Soo Line
Bessemer Pharmacy
Ady
Fery Focie
Eric “Assl
Theo Wett
Dis-cas Society
Asets
Anvil News
Man
Mener Rell
Hener Rell
Marion Billi
Helvi Hyvonern
Arthur Hansen
Deloris Chart
Clifford Foreland
Valerie Hill
Evelyn Seymour
William Stratman
Frances Lihl
Eleanore Hill
Rita Jezek
Irwin Neart
Jann Roberts
Katherine Bernhardt
Evelyn Brown
Verna Anderson
Eiliv Arpi
Ina Bjorkman
Patricia Knudsen
Robert Weiss
Hener Roll Carheine Cech
Albin Johnson
Muriel Dewwlsel
Joyce Crawford
Jack Culver
Leonard Kouch
Lawrence Cabianca
Grace Gondek
Allen Hoeft
Robert Flazzetta
United States
Mento
Girl Scouts
Bessemer, Mich
Ramsay News
Ahnen—Beisse
Elmer J. Kuivinen
Office Over Peoples State Band
Porlitalds
John A. Kallander
John J. Frick Co
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