Doral Notes and Holiday Travels Across Midwest
Doral notes Joseph Abelman returns Wednesday from a business trip to Minneapolis. Bessemer's Christmas tree is erected Wednesday in the Chicago and Northwestern park. Miss Maud Rowett returns from visits to Duluth and Virginia Minnesota. Miss Mildred MacFarlane leaves for Detroit Ypsilanti and Ann Arbor to spend holidays with relatives. Miss Margaret Strelchek, Gregg Business College student in Chicago, stays with her mother over the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Abelman
Minneapolis
Bessemer
Chicago
Northwestern Park
Miss Maud Rowett
Duluth
Virginia
Minn
Mildred MacFarlane
Detroit
Ypsilanti
Ann Arbor
Margaret Strelchek
Gregg Business College
N. Strelchek
Harriet Abelman
University of Minnesota
Mrs
A. Abelman
Lost Purses And The Arli Kinkner Theft Report
Items from the post office include a small purse with money and an excursion ticket. finder urged to return the ticket to Herald office and may keep the money if the ticket is returned. A separate report notes two bridles and harness stolen from Arli Kinkner farm near Gogebic Country Club Sunday night. Public notices include a county audit project and a fatal party at a Rex Theatre Christmas gathering. An advertisement promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea for cold relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald Office
Arli Kinkner
Gogebic Country Club
Sheriff's Office
Christmas Party Planned By Women's Catholic Order Of Foresters
The Women’s Catholic Order of Foresters plans a Christmas party for next Wednesday evening, December 27, at the Odd Fellows hall with a program arranged. The Bessemer Elks lodge advertises its annual New Year’s Eve dance to be held at the Elks hall on Saturday, December 30, expecting a large crowd of Elks and friends. Holiday reunions are being planned by two Bessemer High School classes. Class of 1927 hosts a banquet December 28, and Class of 1931’s reunion at Washington gym on December 26, led by John Dimperio. Royal Masonic Lodge Minerva Chapter No. 122 elected officers on Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Catholic Order of Foresters
Odd Fellows Hall
Bessemer Elks Lodge
Elks Hall
Bessemer High School
Pauline Baratone
John Dimperio
Washington Gym
Minerva
The
Royal Masonic Lodge
Roles Listed for Fraternal Group Officers
Paul F. Becker is high priest and George W. Koronski serves as king. Conrad Hansen acts as scribe while Walter Drevdahl is captain of the host and William McMinn the principal sojourner. Walter R. Olsen is royal arch captain with Robert Kluge third veil and Carl Berling second veil. Gus Eckman is first veil and Carl A. Olsen secretary with Ralph Olson treasurer and A. S. Johns sentinel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul F. Becker
George W. Koronski
Conrad Hansen
Walter Drevdahl
William McMinn
Walter R. Olsen
Royal Arch
Robert Kluge
Carl Berling
Gus Eckman
Carl A. Olsen
Ralph Olson
A.S. Johns
Sentinel
Eagles Mark Grand Opening of New Lodge Quarters
The Eagles celebrate a grand opening of their new lodge quarters in the former Italian hall with a public dance Saturday night. Peter Cena, worthy president, announced the event featuring an eight piece orchestra and luncheon. They move from the Donich building to the remodeled Italian hall for larger club rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles Lodge
Peter Cena
Eagles
Christmas Party for 50 Held by Bessemer Business Women
The Bessemer Business Women's Club held a Christmas party Monday evening at the Legion building attended by 50 members. The hall featured holiday decorations and a short play "Taking The Census" with Ina Hellman Olga Certano and Mrs Oliver Berger in the cast. Prizes went to Rachael Baird and Edith Peterson, followed by dancing and a late lunch served by Gus Eckman. Decorations and entertainment were planned by Ina Hellman Olga Certano Rena Brusso Edith Peterson Emma Hoeft and Mrs Oliver Berger and Mrs William Rice with lunch committee Mrs M A Gedda and Miss Sadye Abelman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessemer Business Women's Club
Legion
Ina Hellman
Olga Certano
Oliver Berger
Rachael Baird
Edith Peterson
Gus Eckman
Rena Brusso
Emma Hoeft
William Rice
M. A. Gedda
Sadye Abelman
Christmas Worship and Pageant at Local Church
The Presbyterian Church presents morning worship at 11 o'clock replacing 10 45 with a full Christmas program. The Church School meets at 9 30 with a 7 30 Saturday night Christmas program. Evening services at Pere land 2 39 and Ewen 7 30. Pastor F H Sullivan announces youth chorus and mid week devotion at the parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Wilson
Gaynor
Dorothy
Marie Green
Birch
Tarries
Pereland
Ewen
F. H. Sullivan
Paster
Trinity English Lutheran Church Christmas Services and Meeting
Trinity Lutheran Church on Iron and Clayberg Streets offers Sunday service at 10 30 A M with sermons on Old Testament prophecies and the birth of Jesus Christ On Christmas Day a Christmas sermon will be preached and a children s program titled Venite Adoremus is planned An annual meeting of voting members is set for Sunday December 31 at 1 30 P M All members urged to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marenisco
Winegar
Trinity Lutheran Church
Ladies Aid Meets at Church Parlor Thursday at 3 PM
An announcement states there will be no adult or catechism instruction for children until after the holidays. The Ladies Aid invites all members and friends to a 3 PM church parlors meeting with a potluck lunch. Aiming for a "Blessed Christmas" by attending every service and heeding the Word of God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Jesus
GOLD AND WHITE High School Christmas Pageant Program
The Bessemer High School Student Council unveils the weekly news with Olga Diznich as editor in chief and Clifford Gustafson as sports editor. A Christmas program at A. D. Johnston High School includes orchestral selections, choral pieces, and tableaux led by staff and students, featuring many named participants and roles, with music by the school orchestra and glee club under Mr. Reinhold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessemer High School
Olga Diznich
Clifford Gustafson
Helen Louise Hansen
A. D. Johnston
Marda Mae Roberts
Prophet
Isadore Macanni
Bethlehem
Mausic
Italy
Holland
England
Germany
Poland
Finland
Sweden
France
Dorothy Green
Eileen Murray
Isadore Macannai
Mary
Audrey Running
Joseph
Kenneth Gustafson
Angel—Psith Sullivan
Wise Men
Devil Cjkowsk i
David Winkowskhi
Michael Bachkoe
Shepherds
Battista Regis
Toivo Kunsie
John Marchello
Anton Re
The
Fiorence Brussa
Pertha Korchonen
Ereland
Gereld Gossen
Richard the Lion Hearted
Odd Fellows Lodge
Miss Harson
Girls Gain Noon Recreation In School Gym
Girls will have noon hour recreation in the gymnasium after Christmas holidays. On Tuesdays and Thursdays Mr Reihsen will supervise. Girls wishing to play basketball should wear suitable shoes to protect the floor. The plan aims to encourage healthy recreation among students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reihsen
Intramural Basketball and Holiday Schedules in Bessemer
Superintendent Oas and Coach Reichsen organize intramural teams named after Big Ten Colleges to develop players. Two games weekly on mon, wed, fri. bells mark periods and passes. new 44 minute class length plan and revised timetable go into effect after Christmas with teachers home for holidays. Civic Works funds approve painting and repairs at Bessemer Public Schools, with extensive sash, door, painting, and second-story flooring work to start after finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oas
Reichsen
Civic Works Administration
Bessemer Public Schoois
Inc Arcionte
Barber School
Washington School
Lincoln School
Ralph Olson
School Renovation Plans and Holiday Activities
The Washington School interior will be painted during vacation under supervision of Mr. R. Mattson with the two week break allowing completion of classrooms and corridors. High School hosts a Christmas party with decorations, dancing, Santa gifts, and performances by the glee club and dance orchestra, followed by a lunch and more dancing. A study hour observation compares two boys, Boy F and Boy A, noting how persistence affects study efficiency and implying lasting impact on academic outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Mattson
Washington School
Santa Claus
William Filter
Boys’ Glee Club
Reinhold
Prominent steel executive Bray dies at 66 in Youngstown
Thomas J Bray of Youngstown member of the executive committee of Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co died suddenly December 11 at age 66. Former president of Republic Iron and Steel Co, the Bray mine on the Mesabi range was named for him. Also M D McIntyre of Cleveland in charge of insurance and safety for Pickands Mather and Co died suddenly December 11, survived by wife and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Bray
Youngstown
O'lo
Youngstown Sheet & Tul. Co
Republic Iron& Steel Co
Y Republic Steel Corp
Bray
Mesabi Range
Norn
M. D. McIntyre
Cleveland
Pickands, Mather & Co
Good Signs for Iron Steel Scrap Market Uptrend
Good signs for iron and steel appear as scrap prices advance in eastern markets indicating confidence and rising inquiries. The upturn contrasts with previous years when operations declined toward year end and into December, while pig iron orders rise with the first quarter books opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skillings Mining Review
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Doral
Hollister
Bessemer Pharmacy
Bessemer City
Rex Theatre
D. J. Kulaszewicz
S. A. Pearson
George Bedard
Hibbing, Minn
5. P. Westby
Emma Brown
M. ©. Rowe
Lansing
A. R. Mathews
Edward
Edwin Kent
Grand View Hospital
Methodist Episcopal Church
Trinity English Evangelical Lutheran Church
Iron and Clayberg Streets
Missouri Synod
Belmont Wilkins
Mary O'Keefe
Doyle
Carpenter
Richards
Marquette
Miss O'Keefe
Miss Rogers
Miss Cresswell
Portage
Wisconsin
Mohawk
Michigan
Hillsboro
Iowa
Benson
Minnesota
McCane
Ashland
Rochester
Mayo Clinic
Oss
Mr. Reinhold
University of Michigan
North Central Association
Shore
Notre Dame
Princeton
Lowa
Northwestern
Elmer J. Kuivinen
Raymond J. Mullen
Bessemer, Mich
Irwin J. Neault
Norrie
Mtr
Quint
Wood Armory
BF Peterson
Anderson
F Peterson
Enen Brown
Hoffman
Pas Norrie Pits
Armata
Maki
Johnson
Kangas
Nelmark
U. S
Wm. Wroblew
Ishing Uideasans
Bessemer National Bank
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