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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1932
Page
3
The Trinity English Lutheran Sunday School presents its annual Christmas program The Child in the Manger with a full order of service including chorus numbers recitations solos and carols led by Pastor Theo F A Nickel. The event features multiple participants from the primary class and church children with offerings to follow and gift distribution.
The Christmas Day service at Church Hotel is scheduled for Sunday at 10 30 A M with pastor Theo F A Nickel delivering a sermon on Jesus the Christ and the Lord The Chancel Choir and Men's Chorus will perform Choir Rehearsal and Men's Chorus Friday at 7 00 P M Sunday School rehearsal Saturday 9 30 A M All children are urged to be present A children's service The Child in the Manger Saturday evening at 7 15 P M Public invited No Bible class or confirmation Instructions or Sunday Rehoo until after January 1st All services are open and welcoming
The Methodist Episcopal Church holds a 10 a.m. Christmas service with the three wise men theme and a choir anthem. A Sunday School at 2:30 p.m. features kid activities, followed by 7:30 p.m. annual Christmas exercises by youth. A white gift offering is collected and midweek prayer is at 7:30 p.m. The Sunday schedule for Jan 1 includes both morning and evening services with Miss Berg and Mr Raymond Camin training in Chicago.
Saturday evening at seven the Presbyterian Church hosts Christmas exercises by the Sunday School with play recitations and music. Sunday morning at 9 30 the Christmas service features Special music and solos including The Angels Song and In Bethlehem Town. The program urges attendance by parents and young people, with Sunday School for elementary and primary classes at 1 50 p m.
The Anvil Girl Scouts hosted a party at the school gymnasium Saturday from 2 30 to 4 00 for parents and friends. Organized by Katherine Delich Theresa Chiapuzio and Estre Georgie the program featured opening exercises dance songs acrobatic stunts jokes and a playlet The Christmas Stockings with named cast members. A lunch followed.
The operetta The Toys That Had To Wait played Monday evening before a full gym and again in the afternoon for children. Characters included Santa Claus Nigger Doll French Doll Dutch Dolls and several acts. Credit goes to Anvil school staff led by Miss Adelaide Ford and Miss Florence Johnson with costumes by Isabel Eckman Lucille O Malley and others.
The Womens sewing club of Anvil held a Christmas party at the Anvil club house last Friday evening. A social gathering followed by a lunch was served to 25 women in attendance.
Mrs. S. B. Savera entertained the Anvil circle of St. Sebastian s church in Bessemer at her home last Thursday afternoon.
Anvil students performed The Christmas Gift at Ramsay school on Saturday evening. Cast included Mrs Preston Theresa Chiapuzio and Jack Preston Frank Marczak among others. After the play the pupils enjoyed a Christmas party and a lunch was served.
Anvil won 16 to 0 at the Anvil gym last Friday afternoon. Harry Felix played center with Lawrence Chiapusio and Anton Maurusich as forwards and George Parobek and Frank Marcask as guards. Substitutes were James Roberta and Henry Mattson. A fairly large crowd attended.
Mina Mary Stefanic a State Teachers college Marquette student arrives home this week and will visit over Christmas with her parents Mr and Mrs Paul Stefanic. Mario Re another State Teachers college student returns home this week to visit his parents over the holidays. Mrs Frank Bavera Joseph and Frank and daughter Mrs Floyd Ossana drive to Saxon to visit relatives.
The description notes we cannot see steam and instead observe a watery vapor produced by cooled cream. This detail emphasizes the faint, translucent haze rather than visible steam rising from heat.
Members of the Meteor Girls club enjoyed a Christmas party at the town hall on Thursday evening. Dinner was served at 6:30 followed by a gift exchange, dancing, and games around the Christmas tree.
A children's operetta titled The Perfect Gift was staged Wednesday evening in the school gym under township music supervisor Miss Evonne Jacquart. Sixty grade students performed with eleven in principal roles and the rest as choruses, guided by grade teachers.
Raymond Ragen from Northern State Teachers College Marquette visits home for holidays. Irene Mayville, niece of Mrs. J. S. Rummage, stays with Duluth relatives. Emma Dianich travels to Ann Arbor for University Hospital treatment. L. W. Junkune of Chicago to stay with Hyvarinen and Carlson families. Heine Sailey welcomes a newborn son. Carmen Eade from Hibbing Junior College spends vacation with Eade family. Sylvester Nobert and Esther Manty Nobert welcome a daughter. Jacob Kettula from Suomi College Hancock visits relatives for holidays.
Betty Webster explains that metal containers should hold ashes to ensure safe removal after the fire is moved. Leaving ashes to cool in the pit risks grate damage from buildup and potential safety hazards.
To refresh velvet pieces rinse the fabric with hot water then steam. Boil water strenuously in a kettle. Tie muslin over the sprout and pass velvet through the steam to renew its texture and appearance.
The heaviest grapefruits are the juiciest. Choose fruit with firm skin and smooth coloring. Avoid soft spots or wrinkles and heft a fruit to gauge density for better juice content.
Medium sized cucumbers are usually the best choice as large ones tend to be tougher. Seek firm, evenly colored fruit with smooth skin and no signs of yellowing or wrinkling for best flavor.
Do not choose very large potatoes as they often have a hole in the middle. Look for firm, smooth tubers with even shapes and bright skin for even cooking and better yield.
A simple fruit salad mix featuring one cup grated cabbage one cup chopped pineapple and celery and almonds. Mix well and serve with a fruit salad dressing for a light dish.
A simple recipe outlines dipping pork chops in beaten egg then coating with cornflakes. Each chop gets a slice of onion before arranging in a roasting pan and baking until done.
A recipe fragment describes making ginger marmalade sandwiches with preserved ginger and orange marmalade on buttered bread. It also lists a baring or barley date bread with walnuts dates flour baking powder sugar eggs and a baking method including mixing, folding, and baking for about 46 minutes.
Winter and Avid Bank confronts an expected clash as readers glimpse a substantial meal of stakes and drama surrounding the Banks case, with entities and places implied in the fragment.
A basic baked casserole recipe instructs peeling and quartering apples, layering with butter sugar and nutmeg, then baking about an hour until puffed and firm. Serve with whipped or plain cream. Copyright 1932 Bennet-Brown Corporation Chicago.
The adjourned Common Council meeting in Bessemer Michigan covers minutes approval, Finance Committee payments for Contingent Water Works Street and Cemetery funds, bids on city lots, dirt removal with Solomon Construction, surety bond for city funds, and a diphtheria treatment payment review. Also notes license plate extension to February 1 1933 and highway funding stakes.
An advertisement touts a steaming hot remedy sold at Senor Pharmacy claimed to break up a cold overnight. The quirky claim highlights a nighttime routine to ease symptoms.
The Common Council of Bessemer held a regular meeting in the council chambers on Monday December 19 1932 at 7 30 PM with Meyer Neault presiding. The record notes attendance and various routine motions and agenda items discussed by council members.
The 1932 Ag-Aarg plates remain legal in Michigan and will be accepted in Indiana. With several nearby states Ohio Illinois Wisconsin and others changing administrations on January 1 the eventual policies for 1952 Michigan plates cannot be determined.
State of Michigan probate court in Bes City orders hearing on the petition to appoint a fiduciary for the Chris Nelson estate. The hearing is scheduled for January 6 at 10:00 AM at the probate office. Publication of notice is required for three consecutive weeks in the Besseter Herald.
Property known as the Masnaghetti building with two adjacent lots on Colby street near the Soo Line depot in Bes semer Wisconsin. Advertised as a good bargain with contact phone 736W Hurley Wis for details dated December 9.
The annual stockholders meeting of Bessemer National Bank in Ressemer Michigan will be held January 13 1932 at 3 PM at the banking offices to elect directors and conduct any other business. Leonard C Kulasavicz secretary.
An advertisement extols Stott Briquets as free from clinker nuisance, claiming they burn evenly and longer than other fuels, delivering comfort and economy for households dealing with rug damage from coal ash.
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