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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1925
Page
2
Local notes record numerous visitors and departures. Clorals and Miss Madlyn Ellen return from Duluth. Rev G T Kern leaves for Fargo. Mrs George Bedard, Mrs Bertha Lintelmann, and Mrs E Rosa journey to Wisconsin and Milwaukee. others travel to Hibbing Oshkosh Madison Ashland and Milwaukee with family and hospital visits noted.
An old advertisement urges mothers to give the entire family a thorough spring cleansing with Hollister's Rock Y Mountain Train laxative. It claims improved color, appetite, sleep, and happiness, touting health benefits after winter germs are driven from the system.
Mrs. Arthur Limtelmann returns from Grove Barris after a weekend visit in Milwaukee with her daughter Nise Blanche. Mrs. Joseph Same and daughter Helen go back to Ashland after visiting Mrs. Same's parents the Turzewski family. Bayne Cummins plans to extend spring break in Minneapolis with his parents. Mrs. Skene travels to Minneapolis for business and to meet Mrs. Charites Kemper. Earl Hilligan and Jane Hilgan attend the University of Minnesota with plans to travel to Nin-Neapolis after a week here. Howard Lynch, A and P district superintendent, returns to Escanaba after a short business trip. he previously managed an UbSs city store.
Thomas Jeffery returns from Movataian on business. James Fell back from Iron Mountain employed there. John Perotti heads to Minneapolis for University of Minnesota studies. Orteka Hartelo leaves for Ashland for surgery at St Joseph's. Walter Carleca and spouse welcome a baby girl born March 34 at St Joseph's Ashland. Martha Dormady visits from Ashland at Mr W F Pellow's home. Oscar Harmsen attends funeral in Neguete. Charles Michela returns to Minneapolis as a University of Minnesota student.
Johan E. Gunderson, physical director at Hessemer High School, left Friday for East Jordan Michigan to visit his family home for several weeks.
Nra Josephine Honards arrived Wednesday afternoon from Superior and will visit here for an indefinite period at the home of her son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Bert Howard.
Miss Blanche Renning and Anton Ciadel were honored guests at a surprise party at the Renning home Saturday. The event marked her birthday and farewell to Ciadel who departs for Buffalo New York. Music games dancing and a late lunch for 53 guests followed.
Gustave Ekman was surprised at her home Saturday evening by many friends for her birthday anniversary. Entertainment included music and diversions followed by lunch at 9 o clock for a list of guests headed by Gustave Ekman and Ironwood residents.
A community gathering highlighted by music and entertainment in Hibbing. Mrs George Bedard hosted the event with brief tributes to sisterhood and friendship. Attendees included Ima Nyinae, Kilew Kekluad, Eduk Krupabey, Lakue Lobb, and other local residents as tribute and support flowed through the evening.
The fragment references Oma Lukey of Cary alongside Mahel and He ba Brown indicating a local people angle or society note in the page.
Miss Hazel Masnaghetti was guest of honor at a surprise shower hosted by her sister Mrs A Bruno. The event at the Bruno home featured a pleasant social afternoon with lunch for 30 guests and multiple useful gifts as she prepares to marry in Milwaukee.
A group of Ironwood and Bessemer friends gathered Monday evening to celebrate Mrs Gustave Kkman’s birthday. Rev G A Hult from Ironwood gave a brief talk before a 4:30 PM lunch served to attendees including Rev and Mrs G A Hult and many Ironwood residents.
Mrs. Frank Hoffner hosted a Saturday afternoon birthday party for her daughter Joan celebrating her fourth birthday. Guests enjoyed games and a birthday luncheon with Easter themed favors. Assisting were Dorothy and Florence Roberts and Jessie Sherman. attendees included Blanche Tekela Glenice Roberts Polly Jane Betty Liljegren Deloris Chart Veda Cox Ruth Ada Jean McMinn Leonette Winskoski Jack Roberts Warren Eugene Johnson Billie Leslie Little Jean Bobbie Hoffner.
The Luther League of Sharon Lutheran church will meet Wednesday evening April 1 at Miss Nannie Gustafson's home in Ramsay. The Ladies Aid meets Thursday afternoon at Mrs Iver Hagens home. Members and friends are cordially invited to attend.
Mrs Hugh Williams was the guest of honor at a surprise party hosted by friends at her home on Tuesday evening. The guests included Mrs S J Williams Mrs Arthur Lintelmann Mrs Ed Piper Mrs Al Robesta Miss Jennie McMinn and Mrs E K Madajesky of Ironwood.
A group of friends gathered Tuesday evening to celebrate Mrs. John Sundquist on her birthday anniversary. The guests enjoyed social diversions and at 10 30 punch was served to a long list including Mesdames Sundquist Ekman Velin and many others plus Miss Olga Hansen and Mrs Edwin Johnson of Ironwood.
The Young Peoples' Society of Trinity Lutheran Church held a farewell party for Pastor Rev. G. T. Kern at the Washington gym Saturday evening. Music and games were played at several tables as attendees enjoyed a luncheon prepared by Misses Jilian Johnson Hedwig Schbave and Mary Chernak.
The Trinity Lutheran church farewell gathered about 60 guests from the Young Peoples society of Ironwood and Bessemer. Rev. Kern received a token gift of esteem as he departs after several months of service and heads to Fargo North Dakota for his next posting.
Mrs Sid Proctor hosted a Saturday evening gathering for friends with card playing and prizes awarded. High honors went to Mrs George Basket and Thomas Kitto while consolation prizes were won by Mrs A Boutell and J W Johnson. A luncheon followed at 11 o clock.
Sunday christening celebration at the Bartell residence for Geraldine Dolores, child of Mrs. Erwin Walfert of Manitowoc. Sponsors were Miss Jennie Bartell and Nickie. Supper for 25 relatives and close friends followed the 6 o clock ceremony.
The Women’s Auxiliary to the American Legion will hold its regular monthly meeting on Wednesday April 1 at the club rooms. Hostesses for the evening are Mrs. Leo Isdobski Mia, Joseph Blaha, Miss Josephine Brach, Bessie Cilek and Fannie Hrickson.
Mrs Oliver Berger hosted a Saturday evening party at her home for her father Torsten Eggen to mark his seventy fifth birthday. A lunch followed at 10 o clock and a gift was given to the honored guest. Guests included Carl Solberg Adolph Johnson Axel Kristiansen Iver Bradley Julius Velin Iver Hagen Gust Johnson M B Daly and J R Johnson.
Miss Mildred Maki daughter of Mr and Mrs William Maki Sr hosted a birthday gathering Monday evening for her thirteenth. Pink and white decorations with a cake and seventeen candles were centerpiece. Guests included Marie Johnson Bertha Olson Elsie Mannie Anne Hayvel Helvi Stenbeck Irene Wallenberg and Elsie Kopala. Past y Sale Election Day. The Ladies Aid society of the M E church plans a regular monthly pasty sale on Election Day April 6.
Home baked goods including cakes and pasties will be on sale at the Ford Sales room. Ouisi items are offered alongside. Proceeds support community efforts and local groups.
Andrew P Ellstrom and Anna Nel non both of Ashland Wis Jack Fan Fan and Margaret Megas ina both of Lac du Flambeau Wis Carl O Okerblom and Louise I He lander both of Ironwood Mich James Tyndall and Gladys Finch both of Ironwood Mich Stanley Serbin Ironwood Mich and Helen Murphy Ashland Wis
In a dash of outspoken theater satire a solicitor pleads for support from a wealthy patron. The gallant figure promises help from his Rolls-Royce as he questions where the beneficiaries might be.
In a brief rural tidbit Jed confirms he has sold his farm and intends to relocate to the city. He mentions joining the Country Club after the move, signaling a transition from farming to urban life.
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