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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1925
Page
5
A son was born May 3 to Mr and Mrs Mocciardini and a daughter to Mr and Mrs McIntyre. Several local residents welcomed visitors including George Price from Lansing and Dora Streichek visiting Milwaukee. An array of weddings, travels, and family updates span the community with multiple births and weekend trips noted.
An advertisement touts a tonic to remove poisons from the liver kidneys and bowels claiming to cure coated tongue bad breath pimples and other early danger signals. It promotes Bessemer Pharmacy as the source and endorses the remedy.
A Wayne County ad promotes Mountain Tea as a beat proven remedy for constipation. It claims headaches from constipation respond to the product and urges readers to visit Bessemer Pharmacy for purchase. The note uses promotional tone and emphasizes fast relief.
The notice lists Trinity Sunday services at Trinity Lutheran Church with a Divine service and Sunday school at Anvil, led by Pastor Porseth. It mentions an assistant for summer duties and notes music and a sermon by the McClymons of Ratrinity. Also references Puritan Community school and Chas Mel Fraser as pastor.
Class meeting at 9 15 Sunday school at 10 morning worship led by Wendell Bennetts with the sermon The Art of Listening to God Junior League at 2 00 Epworth League at 6 20 No evening service due to Baccalaureate Rev James Roberts pastor
Rev. A N Benander of Boston is to preach at 10 30 Sunday morning. Confirmation in Ironwood at 10 00 with Rev. C A Benander in charge. Wakefield services at 3 00. Ironwood communion at 7 30. No choir practice Tuesday night. Rev. C A Benander, Pastor.
The Dorcas Society of Sharon Lutheran Church will meet Friday evening June 13 at the home of Mrs. Albert Swedberg. The gathering aims to discuss church activities and social plans.
The Legion Auxiliary will hold a bake sale tomorrow afternoon in the Lake Superior District Power Company office. The sale starts at 1 PM and features assorted homemade baked goods.
Saturday Bridge Club members attended a 10 o clock luncheon Tuesday at the St James hotel in honor of Mrs C D Fournier. Red tulips decorated dining rooms and tables. Afterward guests went to Mrs C E Stevens home for bridge at three tables. High score prize went to Mrs R F E Hickey and Mrs Pournier received a silver vegetable dish as guest prize.
Members of the Tome Economies Club at Tileh School entertained at the Olcott building Monday evening in honor of Miss Margaret Noble supervisor of Home Economics in the public schools. The gathering featured a program titled Maker of Pregame and a light refreshments period. Miss Noble received a gift in appreciation of her help and work with the school.
The Lintelmann store enquirers hosted a friendly social at the Lintel Sanmn Co residence Wednesday night. Music and dancing entertained guests including Mr and Mrs Conrad Velin, Mr and Mrs Paul Beeker, Miss Mabel Brown, Stanley Williams, Hugo Velin, and Mr and Mrs Mrebintelmann who received gifts.
Dr and Mrs R E Hickey hosted Dr Hickeys brother from Milwaukee. Mr and Mrs Clarence Sandin and family returned from a weekend motor trip to Duluth. Mr and Mrs George Purkela spent weekend with relatives at Alston. Mr and Mrs Otto Peterson announce the birth of a son. Mr Vale Endrizzi returned to Milwaukee. He visited his sons David Julius and Frank Rigotti for several days. Victor Hanson of Wakefield was a business caller Thursday. Mrs Andrew Leksell of Calumet visiting George Turner home. Mrs Paul Parobek entertained the German Lutheran Ladies Aid Thursday afternoon. Miss Anna Krook spent time at Wakefield. Mr and Mrs Joseph Buschey of Ontonagon and Mrs Win Harris and daughter Wilmao of Kankakee will visit Mys 1 1 Raosen.
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