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Newspaper

Bessemer Herald

Location

Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1925

Page

5

Heroic Efforts Fail to Save Ashland Man in Pit Fall

Clarence Hope 23, of Ashland, an employee of Lake Superior District Power Co, fell 125 feet into a test pit at Ramsay while surveying for an electric line. Rescue attempts by Newton Eade of Castile Mining Co and others were thwarted by gas and darkness. Hope drowned after striking debris near a cross wall. Funeral held in Ashland. Hope, born January 29, 1902, was a Polytechnic Institute graduate and noted basketball player. He was survived by his parents and two sisters.

Clarence Hope Ashland Lake Superior District Power Company Ramsay Ashland Bay Hope John Porss Newton Eade Haute Castile Mining Company An-Eled Eade Eshlight Vyhen Kade Capt Sanere Larence Hope Polytechnic Institute Peor

Death claims longtime resident Michael Gagen at 98

Michael Gagen of Bessemer died at his daughter's home aged 98 after a long life in the United States since 1866. Born in Dublin, he worked as a florist in Janesville before moving to Bessemer 15 years ago. Survived by daughter Mrs. A McDonald and others, funeral services were planned with views and burial at St Mary's Catholic Church.

Michael Gagen Bessemer A. McDonald Meath Gagen Dublin United States New York Janesville Wis Leveville

Diphtheria Claims Life of Howard Paynter in Minneapolis

Howard Paynter of Hurley died last Sunday morning in Minneapolis after a brief illness attributed to diphtheria He would have turned 39 on March 28 and was born in Ishpeming Michigan He had lived in Minneapolis for two years where he worked Funeral services were held at the Paynter home with Rev C L Harries of the Presbyterian church officiating and burial followed in Ironwood Cemetery He is survived by four brothers William of Bessemer Warner Gordon and Payton Paynter of Hurner and four sisters Mrs F L Granville of Hollywood California Mrs Laura A Sealy of Moose Haven Florida and Mrs Martha Williamson and Mrs Olive Michelli of Bessemer

Howard Paynter Wm. E. Paynter Hurley Minneapolis Ishpeming Mich Hollywood Cal Laura A. Sealy Moose Haven Fla Mes Martha Williamson Olive Michelli Bessemer

Instructor resigns after alleged kiss incident in history class

Wayne P. Wenger, history instructor at Negaunee High School since September 1921, resigned Monday after a student accused him of attempting to kiss her during a supervised study period. Wenger and his wife left for Ohio that evening as officials confirmed the resignation following the complaint.

Wayne PB. Wenger Negaunee High School Ohio Wenger

Taxes Collected In Two Weeks By Deputy City Treasurer

A total of $378.13 in taxes were collected over the past two weeks by Adolph J. Gedda, deputy city treasurer. The period for tax collection with the fee expired on January 15. On March 1 the delinquent taxes will be turned over to the county treasurer for collection.

Adolph J. Gedda

Bessemer Rotary tops district attendance in December

Bessemer Rotary Club No. 1731 led the Tenth District in December attendance with 6.2 percent, beating all other clubs in the upper peninsula Wisconsin. J K Murphy Hurley school superintendent urged religion and good living. I C Gorman public schools music supervisor announced 27 high school band instruments and urged larger Choral Society membership for Easter cantata.

Bessemer Rotary Club No C. R. Cobb Bessemer Upper Peninsula Wisconsin J. KE. Murphy Hurley Bessemer Rotarians Murphy I. C. Gormen Bessemer High School Gorman

City Bowling League Averages Released

City bowling league season totals announced with standout scores including high single game by Logics and top three game performance by M. Durt totaling 662. Other top marks include Torme stot and a notable 00 score in a game.

City M. Durt

Local residents missive lists tax refund recipients

A list from Collector Charles Holden in Grand Rapids names local taxpayers who did not receive checks representing the 25 percent 1923 income tax reduction. The notices cover addresses in Bessemer Greenwood Wakefield with names such as Joe Adams John Adams H A Anderson Oscar Anderson Carl Anderson S Baldissorotto Raymond Bastian Frank Chairello J H Cooper A Calpiaz R F Dwyer D H Eckman Hilmer Eliason Nick Fecenko Harold Franer Bartello Gabrielli George Green William Henderson I P D Hill Vaino Koski And Laine John Marecki Walter Miller Sigurd Olson Ole Peterson Angelo Quai Charles Slade Harry Snavely Ernest Swanson S S Zelinski.

Lst Internal Revenue the Herald Charles Hollen Grand Rapids Bessemer Greenwood Wakefield Joe Adams John Adams H. A. Anderson Oscar Anderson Carl A. Anderson S. Baldissorotto Harry Snavely Ernest Swanson Zelinski Post Office Department Holden Collector of Internal Revenue of United States Washington, D. C Grand Rapids. Mich

Spanish War Vet Maki Dies in City at 51

Finnish born SPANISH American War veteran age 51 died Sunday after long illness from tuberculosis traced to yellow fever contracted during service. He lived in Bessemer, survived by widow, two daughters, two sons, a brother and sister. Funeral from Finnish church with John A. Bobb Post honor guard, city hall flag at half mast.

Grand View Sanitarium Maki Finland Bessemer Alex Puro Mamie Verner Laino Wiskam Ironwood John A. Bobb Post

Will Be Ordained To Priesthood Feb

Julius George Neault of Negaunee, cousin of Irwin Neault, will be ordained to the priesthood Sunday February 1 at St Francis Seminary Milwaukee. The ceremony will be conducted by Rt. Rev. Paul P. Rhode. The young priest will say his Great Holy Mass on Sunday in St. Joseph's Catholic Church of Negaunee.

Julius George Neault Negaunee Irwin Neault City St. Francis Seminary Milwaukee Paul P. Rhode St. Joseph's Catholic Church

Insurance policy for Bessemer school approved at meeting

At a Bessemer town school board meeting on Monday evening a fire insurance policy worth 19200 was authorized for the new Harding school in South Bessemer. M A Brom, a local agent, issued the policy. A chimney fire on Lomgyeer Street was extinguished by the fire department Tuesday evening with light damage.

Bessemer Chip Scheol Hamesy Harding Routh M.A. Brom. Rames Teensanee A. Abebman Rreidemee Gre Department Ening Chemi Ale

Sheriff Charges Moonshine Trio Taken In Wakefield Jessemer

Sheriff Tom Jeffery's force arrested three moonshine suspects this week and brought them before Judge Tor sten Eegern. All were released on $500 bail and await February circuit court. Named defendants are Joe Keneski and Ray Badgick of Wakefield and Alice Hautala of Jessemer.

Tom Jeffery Torsten Eegern Joe Keneski Ray Badgick Wakefield Alice Hautala Jessemer

Holland Seeks Gogebic County Normal School

Representative John Holland asks Michigan’s legislature to establish a fifth state normal college in Gogebic County. He proposes a site chosen by kenwood, Bessemer, Wakefield mayors and county supervisors, with a $150,000 appropriation for next year for site and building. The bill names Gogebic’s Gogebie Normal School and signals a push for northern peninsula normal colleges. Holland also reintroduces his eight hour day bill.

John Holland State Normal College Gogebic County Kenwood Bessemer Wakefield Holland Gogébie Normal School Upper Peninsula Gogebic

Northwestern rail reinstates two Wakefield to Menominee trains

The Chicago and Northwestern Railway was ordered to reinstate two passenger trains on the Wakefield to Menominee route. The early morning and early evening trains are to resume by next week with the state commission reviewing operating losses over the first six months before any potential reclosure.

Chicago Ag Northwestern Railrow Cogeite Range Gogebic State Commission Lansin Wakefield Lhenwood

Death of Ruth Pemberthy Aged 8

Ruth Pemberthy eight year old daughter of Mr and Mrs James Pemberthy of Yale location died Monday after a short illness from a ruptured appendix She was born in Houghton on April 19 1916 and lived in Bessemer with her parents six years She is survived by a brother Roy Funeral services were held yesterday at the Methodist church with Rev James Roberts officiating Interment was in the local cemetery

Huh Pemberthy James Pemberthy Yale Houghton Bessemer Roy Methodist Church James Roberts

New Cook Books On Sale Saturday

The Presbyterian Ladies Aid announces a bake sale at the Lake Superior District Power Company office on Saturday starting at 10 o clock. Proceeds will fund the group’s activities and those who have not yet secured a copy of the new cook book will have a chance to buy one at the sale.

Presbyterian Ladies Aid Lake Superior

Four Gogebic Students Enroll at Kalamazoo Kazoo

Announcement of winter term enrollment at Kalamazoo Normal reveals 2106 total students with four from Gogebic County. Detroit Employers' Association data notes 197...

Kazoo Western State Nerpal Kalamazoo Goebic County Kalamazoo Normal Ber Ptath Detroit Employers’ Association

Bessemer Will Not Vote On Charter At Spring Polls

The Michigan city will not vote on its new charter at the spring election as the attorney general’s department in Lansing rules the charter must be on file with the city clerk ninety days before the election. The commission notes the draft is nearly complete but taxes and biannual collections are contested. a special summer election is planned.

Bessemer Charter Commission Attorney General's Department At Lansing W. v. Truettner Attorney General's Department Clare Kutan Wasaa Johowes W. F. Bellow Michigan

Plow Demonstration Planned in Bessemer Township

Lipke and Neault, local agents, order a LaPlante Choate snow plow from Cedar Rapids Iowa. The device will be demonstrated for three days next week to township officials, attached to the new tractor recently purchased. Roads will be plowed during the demonstration.

Lipke Neault Heve Cedar Rapids Iowa Bessemer Kpke Hest Negsuuee

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