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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1925
Page
8
John Holland spoke to night school students and eighth grade class last Tuesday at the schoolhouse. He discussed Lincoln, what America offers citizens, how the Lansing legislature sessions work, how laws are made and vetoed, and prospective legislation, and his talk was enjoyed by all.
Mrs Hyvonen hosted a Sunday afternoon party at the Anvil Palms for her son Howard to mark his twelfth birthday. Children enjoyed games and a pink and white cake with 12 candles, then sat for gifts. Attendees included Howard and Tervi Hyvonen, Albertina Callovi, Palma Phillipi, Ernest and Adolph Bertolotti, Jemanuel and Jugene Afrede, Bernard and Guy Marwari, Jimamet Arthur Novascene, Antonane, James Re, Louis and Ernest Callovi.
Mrs. Seratino Savera of the Anvil Jalms was hostess at a board party held last Saturday evening at her home with bridge at two tables. Mrs. Clarence Tonkin won high score and Mrs. A. M. Rennison won low score. At midnight a.
A fragment from a February 10 1938 issue shows a humorous clash with Mr Holland regarding a letter about an office absence. The writer references Roosevelt era politics and local press opinions, noting editorials and regional attitudes toward schooling and governance in Gegebic county.
Local social notes recount gatherings at Mrs. S Gilbert’s home and visits to Cary Station and Vernon area residences. The piece weaves personal itineraries with a later editorial prayer for readers to consider ethical restraint and temper in public discourse, signed Joein Hollandy.
Rev Norman A Duckette pastor of Church of St Benedict the Moor in Detroit entered a burning church to rescue the consecrated Host locked in the tabernacle. Flames from an overheated furnace forced him to the rectory with the Host. firemen aided a recovery from the tabernacle and the Mass was finished at St Leo's Church. The church, opened last May for Negro Catholics, survived but interior was gutted and insurance did not fully cover losses.
Bessemer High meets Bergland in the last game of the season. Wakefield routed by Bessemer last Friday with Godlewski scoring twenty points. Band prepares for Ironwood queen crowning as Puritan and Wildcats continue strong showings. Freshman class elects Grace McDonald president and plans activities for the rest of the year.
Want ads request the owner of land for sale for spring delivery. K. Hawley of Baldwin Wisconsin is the contact. A short humorous poem and a joke about a barber and a senior prom follower appear in the snippet.
The church posts Lent services and hymn events. Pastor Theo Nickel outlines sermons on Golgotha and guidance from 1 John as well as midweek and choir activities led by Dolmar Proctor and Henry Rogers. Includes Infant baptism? and junior girls activity.
Morning worship with choir as special music. Sermon titled Christ's Cure of the Varsied Man. Sunday school 19:20 Puritan Community S. S. 2:30 Westminster Guild 6:45 led by Luetta Labb. Morning worship at Ramsay and Wico 7:20 conducted by Chas. Mel. Fraser minister.
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church Missouri Synod holds Sunday service at T1208. The pastor begins a Lent sermon series titled Is There An Evil One Call Satan And What Is His Work. The Catechism class will not meet. The Lutherans club meets Monday to Friday at 7 50 PM.
The Gogebic County Court House Jail and Grounds Committee invites proposals to furnish metal shelving for the Circuit Court Law Library in the Bessemer Court House Michigan. Bids due 4 p m February 29 1928 at the County Clerk office Ironwood. Information from H M Wick or J B Patrick. The committee may reject all proposals. John Luxmore County Clerk.
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