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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1925
Page
1
Sunday visits and weekend travel highlight the community notices. Mrs Frank Canney and three children visit the William Ryan home. Miss Stanley Bieleck returns from Chicago for a visit. adults travel to St Paul and Chicago for family and work.
The article notes Catholic Ladies Aid meeting on Tuesday at 2 30 PM in church parlors. It mentions Rotary Club changes to weekly noonday luncheons, Five Hundred party hosted by Mrs Frank Hoffner, and Bessemer Woman's Club plans including Easter baskets, chest clinics, a health play, and a free lecture by Professor Hellister.
Scavarda and Abelman defeated Nesto Erickson by 227 votes to win highway commissioner seats. Frank Zadra and Gust Johnson won the highway overseer slots in Districts One and Two. The precinct tally is listed, with a comment about the lively turnout.
Spring cleaning advice urges a thorough cleanse of the home and body. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea is advertised as a quick purifying remedy to refresh the system, improve appetite and sleep, and enhance well being, featured by Bessemer Pharmacy.
Mr Hoffman D is well known in Bessemer. John Harrington a well known range athlete and referee who died last week in Milwaukee was buried from St Ambrose church Ironwood. Micheel Donich arrived from Detroit due to his brother John Donich’s death. Joseph Donich arrived from Marquette where he studies. Melvin H Kinsley of Marquette becomes science teacher at the local high school. C E Griffin resigns and moves to Milwaukee to take a rubber company sales job. Dr T S Crosby Ironwood receives notice of his appointment to represent the war department in Gogebic county as chairman of the 1928 enrollment for Citizens Military Training Camps.
Harry Meyers Crawford, a prodigy youth pulpit orator in Chicago, delivered his first sermon at five and recently celebrated preaching 2000 sermons in the Midwest. He is the son of Rev. R. H. Crawford and the fourth generation of preachers in his family.
Ludington Public Service Company will spend about 75 000 this spring and summer for improvements in and around Ludington. Muskegon Wisconsin and Michigan Transportation Company purchases S 8 Missouri for Muskegon Milwaukee run.
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