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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1934
Page
3
A fragmented, misread text recounts a local basketball night with references to Mrs FOX Saber Vicentine Veet and coaches. It mentions Beorard fans and Pete connected to the teams, but details are unclear. The piece appears to be a garbled summary of a community sports event and related personalities.
At BR cohies on Thursday evening the Anvil circle hosted a card party with prizes for high scores in Rum, rummy, bunco and bie score. Winners include Mrs Carl Gueder Sox, Mrs Victor Carli, Mrs Rudolph Hong, Mrs Keerze Des ich, Julius Rigetts, S. B. Savera, and Mrs Katherine Muccant. A 12 tray lunch followed, with committee led by Mrs Vincent Bianchi and other members.
The Anvil women's sewing club gathered at the Anvil club house last Friday evening. Members worked on various garments and enjoyed a pleasant social time followed by lunch. Hosts included Mrs. William Paynter Mrs. Henry Retzie and Mrs. William Hyvanen of the Anvil Palms.
Mrs M Becker of Ashland visits in town indefinitely staying at the home of her daughter and son-in-law Mr and Mrs William Paynter and at her son and daughter-in-law Mr and Mrs Becker.
Mr and Mrs Aes Frederickson hosted a bright Valentine party for nieces Wise Lindig Per Ty and friends. Attendees enjoyed card games at two tables, awards for top players, Valentine favors, and seasonal decorations, followed by a luncheon for eight guests.
A few weeks after radio listeners heard the Bessemer township orchestra on WJIMS the Bessemer township band will perform again on the same station. The notice lists church services, Sunday school, catechism, and various meetings with times and venues, including the Presbyterian and Evangelical Lutheran churches, Saint Mary’s and Trinity sections, and youth events.
A local music act headlines an afternoon concert this Saturday at 3 oclock. Organizers invite attendees to enjoy live performance and community entertainment in the venue listed on the flyer.
The Meeting of the Seteer Girls Club Tuesday featured Irene Matreon Helen Vabetanh and Louise Meretti as hosts. Guests included Edward Anderson John Shrats and others with twelve attendees at a luncheon. Frark Torot and family noted emergencies, while Charles Vomastek of Faxanata and Vimastek of Bessemer were mentioned in hospital or family updates.
Wednesday 7 30 P M Bible discussion and study Thursday 7 20 P M Board of Elders and committee meetings Friday 7 40 P M at the parsonage
The bulletin outlines a Sunday schedule at the church with a 11 a.m. service led by a choir and Mrs Maenachetti singing Seek Ye the Lord. Sunday School attendance requested, Epworth League Devotional Hour at 7 30 p.m. Evening Worship with Rupert Otto as soloist. Tuesday Men’s Night with speaker Wm Fellow. Wednesday midweek prayer at 7 30 p.m. led by Mrs W I Francis. Pastor Wm L Francis.
Advertisement announces a big new comic weekly titled Sage Comic Weekly with bright colors in the Chicago Herald and Examiner edition. It promises a family friendly issue featuring old favorites and many new installments starting Sundays.
A vintage recipe note outlines two desserts: a tomato jelly mold with gelatin soaked in cold water, onions, celery, spices, and vinegar heated, then set and served on lettuce with garnish. and butterscotch apples where apples are stuffed with brown sugar, topped with butter, baked with water and sugar syrup, served plain or with whipped cream.
Step by step method for onions: peel or parboil in salted water, drain, place in a buttered baking dish, bake until tender, baste with melted butter and hot water. Copyright 1933 The Bonnet-Brown Corporation Chicago.
National company seeks two men for regular route serving 300 steady consumers. No previous experience required. must be physically able and willing. Work about 6 hours daily for roughly $37.50 weekly. Apply Albert Mills Route May, 2279 Monmouth, Cincinnati, OH. Adv. 1 tp.
Betty Westster offers tea wagon ideas for home use. The article suggests using a tea cart to carry items, support kitchen tasks, and aid cleaning and mending by organizing supplies and tools around the house.
A sandy winter salad combining 2 cups shredded cabbage 1 small green pepper and 1 cup chopped peanuts. Mix tightly then blend with French dressing for serving.
A reader describes persistent coughing from a cold and bronchitis, noting how standard remedies fail and the season makes frequent colds likely. The piece explains the progression from dry to productive cough and emphasizes varying durations and outcomes.
The article argues most coughs stem from respiratory organ ailments but cautions others arise from dust exposure, smoke, irritants, or heart-related congestion. It notes cough can result from ear irritation or chronic bronchitis and stresses that cold treatment seldom relieves non cold coughs.
Hard boiled managers and clerks remain victimized by professional deadbeats as The American Weekly explains the methods. The Detroit Times distributer notes the magazine detail appears in next Sunday's issue.
Hounds for sale offer young rabbit dogs bred by top hounds with full details available by calling 240 J in Bessemer. A farmer sues over a railroad issue claiming trains slow and milk cows as they pass. Dr William A Manuel of Ohio Wesleyan University links fumes from burning soft coal to colds and influenza.
An advertisement urges taking Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea steaming hot before bed to end a cold quickly, claiming winter is hardest to shake. Bessemer Pharmacy advertises this remedy as a solution.
The text notes a historic 150 degrees below zero reading ten miles above the equator and mentions President-elect Roosevelt facing a public debt around 21 million dollars. It also includes a snippet about Crosby Minnesota mayor Nygard and a cryptic courtroom exchange.
Sour stomach coated tongue foul breath pimples headaches constipation are nature signals. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea claims to cleanse and purge poisons from the liver kidneys and bowels. Ad reads Bessemer Pharmacy.
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