Notel items from a local week in review
Notable entries include a daughter born at home to Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Anderson, a move by Mr. and Mrs. William Shawn and family to the Purstar location, and Frank Wysocki traveling to Ann Arbor for treatment at University Hospital. Judge F A Bell of Negaunee presided in circuit court and Dr T R Rees spoke on the history of medicine at the Bessemer Rotary Club. An application for a marriage license was filed by William Matrella and Marian DeMarte. A Christmas party by the Women’s Catholic Order of Foresters is planned for December 22 at the church parlors, with a note for parents to bring children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Matrella
Hurley
Marian DeMarte
Catholic Order of Foresters
Pretty private wedding at St Sebastian's church
Thursday evening at 7 at the parsonage of St Sebastian's church Miss Cletha Ford daughter of Mr and Mrs James Ford of the Anvil became the bride of Raymond Moncher son of Mrs Virginia Moncher of Bessemer The bride wore a flat canton crepe gown with a diamond pendant from her grandmother The bridesmaid was Miss Adelaide Ford Best man was Joseph Moncher A dinner followed at the bride’s parents home with family present The newlyweds will reside in Bessemer where Mr Moncher is employed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Sebastian's Church
C. J. Swoboda
Cletha Ford
James Ford
the Anvil
Raymond Monrcher
Virginia Moncher
Bessemer
Adelaide Ford
Joseph Moncher
Raymond Moncher
Albert Ethier
Donald
Ramsay
Adelaid
Betty Mary
Lord Gregory
Ironwood
Christmas Church Service Notes at Presbyter.an Church
Christmas Eve festival prep time set for 8 o clock with special worship and a manger scene for White Gifts. Westminster Guild and Puritan Community SS hold gatherings. Bessemer S& S plan a Christmas Eve pageant The King’s Birthday with class roles and gift exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Guild
Marenisce Community Church
Yuletide Greeting From the Weekly Presse
A garbled year end message spreads seasonal wishes for Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. It extends cordial greetings to county, state, and nation, expressing peace and happiness amid a misread celebration note from the publication’s recipient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weekly
Presse
Aleo
Leyman
Probate Court Sets Deadline for William A Curtis Estate Claims
In Bessemer Michigan, on December 17 1929 Judge Harry K Bay of Probate ordered creditors to present their claims against the estate of William A Curtis by April 22 1930 at ten in the forenoon. Public notice to be printed in the Bessemer Herald for three consecutive weeks. R C Solberg Register of Probate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessemer
Harry K. Bay
William A. Curtis
Bessemer Herald
School Board Proceedings December 11 1929 Meeting Minutes
The High School Building hosted the school board meeting on December 11 1929 with members Stevens Hagerman Massie Kallander Koronski Nemacheck present and none absent. Bills were read for maintenance and operation of plant with numerous vendors listed and total expenses shown, followed by motions to pay bills borrow 10000 from two banks and insure Reo buses, plus requests for student physicals and adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S P.M
Dr. C. FE. Stevens
M. A. Hagerman
Jane Q. Massie
J. A. Kallander
G. W. Koronski
J. E. Nemacheck
Hagerman
Massie
First National Bank
Peoples State Bank
Keromehi
Gedda Agency
Heeerman
Mr Kallander
Tlagerman
Anvil News Mixed Program At School Auditorium
A Wednesday evening program directed by Miss Von Haden and Martin Lamoreaux unfolded at the Anvil school auditorium. grades and Junior High performers presented songs, plays, and a dialogue featuring a large cast from First through Seventh grades with many named participants and international scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss von Haden
Martin Lamoreaux
Anvil
Lamoreaux
Miss van Haden
Melinda Accuses He Tried to Make Love, She Denies
Fragmentary report shows Melinda alleging improper advances by an unnamed man. The response claims no action occurred, insisting the man did nothing inappropriate but feb. Further details unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellesa
Agein
Hielinda
Melieea
Join the American Legion Auxiliary for loyalty and service
The American Legion Auxiliary seeks loyal women to join and support ex servicemen through disease and death prevention, hospitalization, children's welfare, and support for veterans. Dues are two dollars annually, with a goal of 100 percent local unit membership before January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auxiliary
American Legion
American Legion Auxilliary
Time limit on adjusted compensation applications ends January 1 1930
The deadline for adjusted compensation applications is January 1 1930. Congress has proposed several measures to extend the limit, but action seems unlikely. The law has been renewed annually since 1925, and veterans are urged to file promptly and forward completed applications to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Washington
Alabama Congressman Proposes Armistice Day Holiday
Representative Lister Hill of Alabama introduces a bill to proclaim Armistice Day a legal public holiday. The American Legion supports the measure and has long favored the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Lister Hill
Legionnaire of
Alabama
The
American Legion
Editor Wishes Readers a Very Merry Christmas
The column closes with a warm, festive greeting from the editor, wishing readers a merry Christmas and expressing thanks for their support during the year. The note carries a traditional local newspaper tone and seasonal goodwill.
Anvil Squad Triumph Ends 24 to 8 in Hard Fought Game
About 140 spectators watched as the Anvil team posted a 24 to 8 victory. The squad showed strong teamwork and steady sportsmanship throughout. No substitutions were made until one minute remained, then the second team saw action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anvil Squad
Anvil
Attractive Bridge Party Honors Local Guests
Mrs C F Johnson and cohosts entertained at the Johnsons home last Saturday, December 14, with five bridge tables. Prizes went to W A Knoll and Steve Fodor for high scores among women and men respectively, plus second high scores to Mrs Robert Bertagnoli and Serafino Savera. A lunch with red candles followed. Guests included Mr and Mrs Robert Bertagnoli of Hurley, and numerous local couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Johnson
Steve Fodor
Erwin Becker
Clarence Tonkin
W. A. Knoll
Robert Bertagnoli
Serafino Savera
Hurley
B. Savera
A. M. Rennison
Carl Repinski
C. C. Sandin
Hans Romstad
Notice of hearing and creditor invitation in district court
The court orders noon publication in The Bessemer Herald and requires all known creditors and interested persons to appear at the stated time and place to show cause why the petition should not be granted. The clerk will mail copies of the petition and order to creditors at their residence. Dated December 11, 1929, Marquette. Orrie J Sluiter, Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessemer Herald
Fred M. Raymond
Marquette
Annual Election Notice for First National Bank of Bessemer
Annual meeting of stockholders of First National Bank of Bessemer Michigan is called for Tuesday January 14 1980 at the bank office from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM to elect a Board of Directors for the ensuing year and address other proper business. S J Williams cashier 12-138-1-10
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of
Bessemer
Michigan
S. J. Williams
Peoples State Bank of Bessemer Annual Meeting Notice
The Peoples State Bank of Bessemer Michigan will hold its annual stockholders meeting at the bank office in Bessemer Gogebic on Tuesday January 14 1930. Directors for the ensuing year will be elected and other business may be transacted. Polls open 10 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. M A Hagerman cashier. 12 20 1 10
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Peoples State Bank of
Bessemer
Michigan
Spaghetti Dinner Entertained by Local Hosts and Teachers
Mrs Louis Napo and Mrs A M Rennison hosted a spaghetti dinner last Thursday evening in the home economics room. Guests included Mr and Mrs H Dulebohn Miss Von Haden Mr Louis Napo and all of the teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Napo
A. M. Rennison
Home Economic
H. Dulebohn
Miss von Haden
Bessemer beats Byrd 28 to 0 in basketball game
Ory 7 and Viola M. report student cheer questions. Frank V. notes Rah Rah. Coach Graves benches second team in the second half. The score favors Bessemer 28 points. Kenneth B. jokes about Byrd going to the South Pole to check ice business prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graves
Bessemer
Viola M
Byrd
South Pole
Kenneth B
Basketball practice resumes January second, 1930
Basketball practice is called off for the year and will resume on January 2, 1930 at 2 30 P M. The note outlines the return date and time for the team’s practice sessions.
Anvil Defeats Ramsay in Second Victory this Season
Anvil defeated Ramsay last Friday for its second win of the season. After a 3-3 tie at halftime, Anvil surged in the second half to win 16-3. Adam PFPeix was the high point man for April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anvil
Ramsay
Nice
Adam Pfpeix
Library to open during Chulettuas Holidays in December
The Atvil Iranch of the Tessemer Township Library will be open during the Chulettuas Holidays on Monday December 0 from 10 00 a m to 12 00 M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tessemer Township
Christmas Holidays Close Tescemer Township Schools
The Tescemer Township Schools will close for Christmas holidays Friday afternoon at four o'clock. The Anvil School will reopen Monday morning at 8 45 a m January 6 1080.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tescemer
Anvil
Anvil Junior High Boys Team Beats Bessemer in Friday Clash
Anvil Junior High basketball squad faced Bessemer Junior High last Friday evening in a competitive matchup. Both teams traded baskets as the game stayed close, with Anvil edging ahead in the final minutes for a narrow win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anvil Junior High Behool
Bessemer Junior High Behool
Christmas and New Year Wishes to the Editor
A festive note extends season greetings to the editor of this column wishing readers a merry Christmas and a bright new year with hopes for joy, health, and community cheer.
Bankrupt's Petition for Discharge Hearing Set in Michigan
The Northern Division Western District of Michigan enters an order of notice in the Heino Johnson bankruptcy case Johnson Motor Company. A hearing on the discharge petition is scheduled for January 14, 1990, at 10:00 AM in Marquette Michigan before the district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heino Johnson
Johnson Motor Company
Western District of Michigan
Thithie
Uo Bee
Marquette
Large ROTC Enrollment Tops Upper Peninsula Schools
A regional ROTC group reports one hundred seventy two cadets, the largest in the Upper Peninsula. The remark notes Ramsay girls may transfer to Bessemer, hinting at shifting prep student movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Peninsula
Ramsay
Bessemer
Santa Claus Brings Sixteen Vacation Days This Year
The holiday season grants sixteen days of vacation with classes to resume on January 6, 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Florence Cishes Santa Letter Demands Graf Zeppelin
Florence C writes to Santa requesting a large list of gifts and jokes that Santa would need the Graf Zeppelin to deliver them all. The playful note leverages bold whimsy about extraordinary delivery capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence C
Santa Claus
Report Cards Released Wednesday for Students
The report cards came out Wednesday. If Santa Claus sees some of them, he certainly will have a heavy load.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Senior Girls Club Holds Annual Christmas Party
The Senior Girls Club held its annual Christmas party with presents exchanged among the girls and the true Christmas spirit prevailing. Miss Lyons and Miss Lott attended as guests of the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misses Lyons
Lott
Boosters Club postpones clues for next semester
The Boosters Club met on Wednesday and decided not to provide clues this year. The group agreed to delay further action until the next semester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boosters Club
Teachers Go Home for Christmas Break
All the high school faculty left for Christmas break, ending classroom duties until after the holidays.
Pryamus and Thisbe Presented by Senior English Class
The Senior English class staged Pryamus and Thisbe under director Inez Gorman. The play was immensely enjoyed by the seniors and will be presented before the assembly at a later date.
Inez G. Jolly St Nick at Senior Party
Inez G. participated as Santa Claus at the senior party bringing cheer and holiday spirit to attendees. Her playful role delighted classmates and added festive energy to the event hosted at the school gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez G
Jolly St. Nick
High School Quill Issue Delayed for Holidays
The Quill yearbook of the local high school is released later than normal due to the holiday schedule. Students and staff anticipate a delayed distribution as editors finalize pages and print runs.
Sophomore Dance Impresses Students at campus event
The sophomore dance went over big with attendees enjoying music and refreshments. Watch for details on the next Sophomore dance as planners promise another lively event for the student body.
Christmas Program Delights School Students
A very good Christmas program was enjoyed by the high school students. It opened with a march performed by the school orchestra. Santa Claus visited the assembly and collected names of the good students from Mae B and Willie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudents
Orchestr
Santa Claus
Mae B
Willie
Tallest and shortest boys at Bessemer High named
The tallest student at Bessemer High School is Eino Aho at 6 feet 5 inches. The shortest pupil is James Bria, listed as ¢ feet 10 inches, with height details incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessemer High School
Eino Aho
James Bria
Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Cure for Poison in Body
An old advertisement claims headaches coated tongue sour stomach and bad breath signal poison in liver kidneys and bowels. It promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a remedy and urges readers to try it, citing Bessemer Pharmacy as the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Hollister
Bessemer Pharmacy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oscar Anderson
William Shawn
Purstar
Frank Wysocki
Ann Arbor
University Hospital
F. A. Bell
Negaunee
T. R. Rees
Bessemer Rotary Club
Ford-Moncher
Simon
Dressler
Bessemer 8. S
Mel. Praser, Mipieter
State OF Michigan
Gogebic
R. C. Solberg
School Board
Oey
Peter Wydetle
Richard Mart
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Vonnegut Hardware Co
A. Poe
eTiee
C. Hansen Lumber Co
Lake Superior
Rewas Wee Ewes Ee
Witmark and Sons
Eau Claire Book and Stationee Ee A Ae
Gogeblc Auto Company
St. Paul Book and Stationery Ee
South Western Publishing Co
W. M. Welch Manufacturing
SRS Ae
Gamble Hinged Music Co
Cuares & Merritt Co
Southwestern Publishing Co
the News Record Printing Co
Tom Brown Muasie Co
CP Peak
Abelman’s Department Store
Thomas Nelson
Office Service Company
Kallander
Anvil News
Corgiat
Charles Ro
Waldemar Knoll Jr
Secord
Cinderella
Alice
Lorraine Guliani
Nita Nappo
Red Riding Hood
Irene Parobek
Deoris Nyman
Jill
Bonita Rigotti
Mother Hubbard
Mary Bottichia
Miss Muffet
Anna Kavachan
Mary
Mary Callovi
Jack
Karl Pipers
Humty-Dumpty
Junior Bottichia
Jack-Jill
Neil Sandin
Jack Horner
John Vestich
Little Boy Blue
Lena Colla
Lil
Miss Puhlman
John Borich
Alice Rigotti
Louise Nappo
Mary Knoll
Theodore Brown
John Romstad
LaVerne Chiapuzio
Ernest Callovi
Mary Babich
Ernestine Favero
Margie Ellis
Catherine Jurakovich
Miss O'Malley
America
Jean Sandin
Great Britain
Betty Mary Ford
Germany
Anton Maurueich
Scandinavia
Doris Carbon
Austria
Domenic Napo
Alaska
James Roberts
D Belguim
Max Zadray
Roumania
Anne Smiljahich
Berbla
George Flavero
France
Giedee Bakhalow
Mexico
Holland
John Jurakevich
C. R. Duda
Grand Army of the Republic
Women's Relief Corps
Orrie J, Sluiter
Fred J. Schultheis
Ory
William N
Frank V
Library Notes
District Court of the United States
Western District of
Elmer J. Kuivinen
Rishnus
Essemer, Mich
Gogebic County
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