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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1932
Page
4
The community notes many arrivals and departures for Christmas and New Year. Residents and visitors from Muskegon, Detroit, Minnesota, Milwaukee, and Chicago are listed, including students and faculty visiting relatives, and several hospital stays and recoveries.
A compact collection of old fashioned dessert and pie recipes including Candied Grapefruit, Pineapple Cake with filling and icing, and Cranberry Pie. Detailed steps cover soaking rinds, sugar crystallization, batter mixing, and oven baking with notes on final textures and toppings. Copyright 1932 by The Bonnet Brown Corporation Chicago.
Simple kitchen notes cover frying sausages with flour to prevent breaking and using level measurements. Includes quick guides for batter to flour ratios and dough proportions, plus a ham bunt with cabbage and potatoes for a complete meal.
Property known as the Masnaghetti building with two adjoining lots on Colby street near the Soo Line depot in Bes semer. A good bargain offered by Hurley Wis contact 736W as listed in Adv. 12-9-1-27.
A health piece explains hiccough origins the diaphragm spasm and common triggers such as rapid eating or drinking. It lists home remedies like holding breath or drinking water while noting rare prolonged cases signal serious underlying disease and require physician care.
Eleanor Gustafson hosted a yuletide evening with card games and refreshments for six. Several local residents visited then departed for own homes. gatherings included the Thompson and Van Camp families with travel to Park Falls and Chicago.
Miss Josephine Brighenti, home economics instructor at Two Rivers schools, visits with parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Brighenti. Mrs J B Lipke travels to Ashland for surgical treatment at St Josephs hospital. Mr and Mrs C E Carlson host Mr and Mrs E W Carlson of Champion for the weekend. Miss Bertha Hofman arrives from Chicago to stay at her home.
Junior High Girls home economics class at Anvil School presented a four to five pm exhibit last Wednesday directed by Miss Isabel Feltman. Invitations went to parents and friends. coffee dainty sandwiches fruit cake and mints were served to about many attendees. The display featured clothes pins aprons pillows tams with purses stuffed toys writing paper portfolios and more. Ninth-grade candy displays and popcorn balls drew interest. Santa Claus visited Friday afternoon distributing candy to pupils. A large Christmas tree stood at the ballpark corner with colorful lights. The community enjoys the new skating rink completed last week and in good condition.
The church outlines weekly events including Men's Chorus and Choir Rehearsal on Wednesday at 7 00 P M Bible Class on Thursday at 7 30 P M Adult Instructions Tuesday at 7 00 P M Young People's Society Saturday at 8 00 P M Theo F A Nickel pastor.
The church lists 10 am public worship with a sermon A Way Never Faced Before A Message for the New Year plus special music. 11 am Sunday School 6 30 pm Epworth League Devotional hour 7 30 pm Evening service led by Raymond Cameron and Miss Gertrude Berg with reports from Chicago Evangelistic Institute and mission work in Chicago Web. 7 30 pm Mid week Prayer Service Men's Night program on Tuesday January 17 invites all to attend. Pastor Wm L Francis.
Final 1932 report from the state highway department shows Mackinac Straits ferries collected 292637.75 in tolls, down from 389162.75 in 1931, a decline of 97125. December remittance totaled 3465, versus 4707.75 a year earlier. Vehicles carried in December 1932 included 102 autos, one bus, 122 trucks, 61 trailers, nine horses, one wagon, and 1804 passengers.
The Trinity English Evangelical Luthean church on Iron and Clayberg Streets announces a New Year service at 1:30 AM with a sermon theme Jesus the Same Yesterday Today and Forever. Holy Communion will be administered and a special preparatory confession is set for Saturday at 7 20 PM. An urgent annual meeting of voting members is planned for Monday January 2 at 1 30 PM. Catechism and Sunday School sessions are scheduled through the week with multiple times listed.
A University of Michigan study of thousands of students from 1917 to 1931 shows 926 of every 1000 will catch at least one cold annually with peak months October through March. Women report fewer frequent colds than men, yet both genders seek medical care. respiratory diseases include rhinitis pharyngitis bronchitis pneumonia and more.
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