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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1932
Page
2
Loral Notes lists dozens of visitors and hosts including Dena Buragno from Chicago with the Veralli home, Americo Perotti of Iron River with the Todd family, and others from Oak Park, Chicago, Milwaukee, Detroit, and Marquette. The item notes legions conventions, weddings, nursing visits, and births, with residents traveling to Chicago, Milwaukee, and Lansing for family and official events.
Dorothy Mice Rissie left Saturday evening for Cincinnati after a two week visit with her mother Mrs Joseph Riasie and other relatives.
Mr and Mrs Earling Velin and daughter June returned to Duluth after a month with Mr and Mrs Julius Velin, the latter's parents.
Mra Sam Eusebio and Iona Jack with Clarence and daughters Thel and Pearl of Caspian were weekend guests of Mra Louisa Certano and attended the Legion convention.
Mrs. Mary Swedberg and her children Blanche Evelyn and Iver return to Chicago after attending Albert Swedberg's funeral on Saturday. Others visiting include Regis family guests Marc Regis Jack Miller Gust Lambert from Rhinelander and attendees at the Legion convention boxing show.
Jerry Paupore of Spaulding a former in Bessemer High School attended the meet last week and served as Legion post commander in Powers Michigan. Julie Martinkens and Frank Stoor returned to Crystal Falls after visiting with the Jezek family and attending the Legion convention. Raymond Jezek visits his grandmother Mrs Josephine Moreat for a week. Mr and Mrs C E Richards and family, summering at Berlin Wisconsin, return for Legion conventions and plan to stay in Berlin and with relatives in Dubuque Iowa.
The congregation of St Pauls Finnish Lutheran Church plans a Sunday picnic on July 80 at Mrs Anna Bjork's home in South Besse imer. An afternoon program features numbers by the church choir. A noon dinner and afternoon lunch will be served.
On her 75th birthday Mrs 8. A. Larson was guest of honor at a surprise party Monday evening at her home. The event included a social evening, a talk by Rev. F. E. W. Eastman pastor of Sharon Lutheran Church, and lunch for 25 guests. A keepsake gift was presented to Mrs Larson.
Miss Stella Bonk daughter of Mrs. Rose Cybulski Ironwood and Evert Anderson son of Mr and Mrs Louis Anderson Yale location wed at St Michael's parsonage officiated by Rev Charles Szygula on Saturday morning July 22 Assistants were Miss Georgiana Ethier Romaay and Peter Cybulski.
Elio Certano son of Mrs. Louisa Certano and Miss Marie Mueller of Eau Claire Wis united in marriage Thursday morning July 20 at Jesu church Milwaukee. Attendants were Celia Mueller and Clarence Certano. A breakfast for 12 guests followed at the Stratford hotel. They honeymooned in Eau Claire and other Wisconsin points and will reside in Milwaukee where Mr Certano is a barber.
Mrs. Charles Cox hosted a birthday for Vida Cox age twelve with nine teen guests. Prizes went to Jean Olson, Leonette Winkowski, Rita Jezek, Dorothy and Margaret Felty. The notice also lists church services and a cartoon joke exchange.
Dr Russell W Banting at the University of Michigan asserts a germ causes tooth decay. A four year study with co workers and thousands of Michigan children, funded by the Children's Fund of Michigan, supports the view. Immune individuals may resist decay due to blood and saliva conditions.
Katherine Kallan Marguerite Johnsen Lets Macne d Mary Steray Jean Oteon Mar gie Massie Eileen Oleon Jean Hed ner Leonette Winkowski Katherine Bria Delores Chart Dorothy and Mar garet Felty Evelyn Seymour Mar garet Running Myttie Poppe Rika Jezek Martha Williamson and Margie Lucynski attend a local gathering.
Margery Skwor celebrated her sixth birthday last Thursday from 2 30 to 3 20 at her parents home Mr and Mrs Raymond Skwor. fourteen friends attended with games prizes and favors in yellow and green. Attendees included Anna Marion Skagen Kathleen Hansen Eileen Vaselak Margaret Wroblewski and others.
The third Bessemer High School class of 1928 held a Wednesday banquet at Bernies cafe with seventeen attendees. Elvira Vispi was named general chairman and Adeline Gotta led the entertainment committee. a Christmas reunion is planned. Notable attendees included Clarence Negri Bernard Mazanec Evelyn McDonald Anton Wysoski and several others.
The article promotes whole wheat recipes from Michigan State College including soaked overnight grain, chowder, and scrapple, plus a dental health report linking tooth decay to bacillus activity. It cites Dr. Renting and Dr. Bunting, notes the Children's Fund research at University Hospital and homes, and warns of possible program discontinuation without funding.
Advert says seeking to purchase a used kitchen stove. Interested sellers should inquire at the Herald office for details.
The Auxiliary to Peter Gedda Post No 27 thanks all entertainers and helpers who assisted at the Upper Peninsula Legion and Auxiliary convention, expressing gratitude for their support.
Notice reads that the copartnership of D. P. Menard and H. T. Culver trading as Culver Motor Company is dissolved with authority to wind up affairs only. Dated July 25 1933. A stray joke line and a note about a fish freshness tester for haddock appear in the margins.
The speaker thanks friends for kindness and generous support after being crowned Miss Bessemer in the Queen of the Convention contest held last week. The note credits the local community for the title and celebrates the event's friendly spirit.
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