Many Local Residents Tour Duluth and Wisconsin
Horals and Personal notices list Miss Rachel Baird visiting Duluth with Miss Grace McRandle and many others traveling to or from Iron Mountain Milwaukee Hibbing and Chicago for holidays weekends and family visits. The items name dozens of residents and relatives visiting relatives in Calumet Iron Mountain and Bessemer while others motor to Duluth Stevens Point Milwaukee and Omaha for brief trips and duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Baird
Duluth
Grace McRandle
Stop it Chronic Constipation Promoted by Tea
An old advertisement urges relief from chronic constipation with Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea, claiming it cures head aches backaches indigestion and piles and promises lasting praise and great results from Bessemer Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Bessemer Pharmacy
Bessemer Pharmacy Endorses Lister’s Tea for Headaches
It is described as harmless and certain, touted as great for headaches and constipation. The product, labeled Lister’s Rocky Mountain Tea, has thousands of endorsements and is promoted by Bessemer Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Bessemer Pharmacy
Mr and Mrs Charles Fortensor Plan Midwest Motoring Trip
Mr and Mrs Charles Fortensor embark this week on a motor trip to Menomonie Wisconsin and other Minnesota towns to visit relatives. They were recently married here with Mrs Mortenson formerly Minnie Flan. Mrs B Gerhardt left Wednesday for Iron Mountain and will travel with her daughter Mr Burnett Pender to visit their daughter and sister Mr Willard Hall in Michigan City and other relatives in nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Burnett Pender
Iron Mountain
William Hellman
Ina
Elsie
Milwaukee
Mrs. L. H. Burnett
Duluth
Minneapolis
Omaha
Mr. Burnett
Chicago
John Hayes
Mrs. Antone Baticky
Hibbing
Mr. Babicky
Mrs. Babicky
Hurley
Ole Sundby
San Diego
Calif
Bessemer
Bernard Babicky
Charles Babicky
Agnes Rosol
Charles 4Fortensorft
Menominie
Wis
Minnesota
Mortenson
Minnie Flan
B. Gerhardt
Burnett Pender
Willard Hall
Michigan City
Philosophical quip on bells for calves by Ed Purdy
Ed Purdy offers a humorous remark comparing farmers placing bells on cows to the idea of flappers placing bells on their calves. The line reflects a playful, social commentary tone with rural and fashion motifs. No further context provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Purdy
Philos
Dorcas Society to Meet July 17 at Mrs Adolph Johnson Home
The Dorcas Society of Sharon Lutheran church will meet next Friday evening July 17 at the home of Mrs Adolph Johnson. A lawn social will be hosted by the Methodist Ladies Aid on Monday July 13 on the court house lawn serving strawberry shortcake cream and coffee from 3 to 8 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. E. Reed
Michigan Agricultural College
Blue Valley Creamery Institute
Detroit
WWJ
Radio Farm School
Dorcas Society of the Sharon Lutheran Church
Adolph Johnson
Methodist Ladies Aid
Court House
Picnic at Lake Gogebic by Bessemer girls group
A group of Bessemer girls motored to Lake Gogebic Tuesday evening for a picnic supper. Attendees included Mildred Carlson, Bertha Carlson, Mabel Olson, Edythe Peterson, Frances Bria, and Lillian Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Gogebic
Bessemer
Mildred and
Bertha Carlson
Mabel Olson
Edythe Peterson
Frances Bria
Lillian Johnson
Marriage of Miss Margaret Noble to LeRoy Penniston
Monouncements report the marriage of Miss Margaret Isabel Noble to LeRoy H. Penniston on Friday June 26 at the bride’s parents home in Blanchardville Wisconsin. Mrs. Penniston taught domestic science in Bessemer public schools last year and the couple will reside there after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Isabel Noble
LeRoy H. Penniston
Blanchardville
Wis
Penniston
Bessemer
Miss Anna Jezek Honored Guest at Shower
Miss Anna Jezek was guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower hosted Tuesday evening by Mrs. Joseph Jezek and Mrs. Marie Jezek at the American Legion club rooms. Cards and dancing followed by a lively dance, with first honors in “30” to Miss Marie Brighenti and consolation to Miss Ida Brach. Margaret Boline won firstBanco prize, consolation to Barbara Wilkoski. thirty six guests attended and Miss Jezek received many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Jezek
Joseph Jezek
Marie Jezek
American Legion Club
Marie Brighenti
Ida Brach
Margaret Boline
Banco
Barbara Winkoski
New Cattle Barn Planned for Gogebic County Fair
Gogebic farmers welcome a new modern cattle barn to be built at the county fair. Officials say the improved housing will boost readiness for September events including livestock judging and sales. The project also includes a judging line and pavilion to attract exhibitors and improve exhibition quality.
Sharon Lutheran and Presbyterian Church Notes
Sunday school at Sharon Lutheran at 9:30 a.m. Services in Ironwood at 10:30 a.m. Evening services in Bessemer at 7:30 p.m. Rev. C. A. Benander. Presbyterian worship at 10:30 a.m. Sermon Some Characteristics of the Early Church and Today. Solo by Mrs. Peter Westin. Sunday school at 11:30 a.m. Rev. C. M. Fraser. Another Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. Morning worship at 11:30 a.m. Theme Fighting Against Religious Convictions. Evening sermon at 7:36 p.m. Theme The Nature of Religion. Last quarterly conference meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Rev. George Olmstead to preside. All interested invited. Rev. James Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon Lutheran Church
Ironwood
Bessemer
Presbyterian Church
Peter Westin
C. M. Fraser
George Olmstead
James Roberts
American grand opera school near Hudson eve of NYC
A school for American grand opera emerges near Hudson about thirty miles from New York City. The institution aims to train performers for major stages and develop regional talent with formal programs and public showcases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bewmire
Hudson
New York City
Road under construction aids Gogebic County Fair access
The project from Lake Street west to the Fair Grounds continues the North County Road or Cloverland Drive. The improved route will greatly facilitate transporting livestock to the Fair and handling large exhibits and crowds this fall, positioning Gogebic County to host a well prepared event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Street
Upper Peninsula
Gogebic County
July 4 Prize Winners Highlight Festivities Across Float Prize Categories
Winners announced for Fourth of July events include Industrial Floats with Charles Rund taking first, H. Selin second, A. Lintelmann & Co. third, and Public Service Garage fourth. Comic Floats see Alex Dobinski’s Ox the lead, with some winners unnamed and Billie Todd and A. Sloma noted for fourth. Decorated Autos crown Bessemer Taxi Co. first, Tom Thebert second, A. Frederickson third, Steve Summers fourth. Best Novel Idea lists Maccabees first and Scouts second. Doll Buggy Parade honors Pauline Becker first, Elizabeth Baird second, Grace Basket third, Margery Sorenson fourth. Best Decorated Homes rewards Joseph Jezek first, Louis Menghini second, James Nemacheck third, A. D. Liptak fourth. Best Decorated Store Fronts awards Skud & Goldman first, John J. Frick second, Bessemer Taxi Co. third. Best Decorated Store Windows credits Abelman’s Department Store first, Petite Hat Shop second, Skud & Goldman third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Rund
H. Selin
A. Lintelmann & Co
Public Service Garage
Alex Dobinski
Billie Todd
A. Sloma
Bessemer Taxi Co
Tom Thebert
Skud & Goldman
John J. Frick
Abelman's Department Store
Petite Hat Shop
Tuberculosis Eradication Progress in Gogebic County Cattle
The eradication drive in Gogebic County advances with Dr. A F Logan testing 2633 cattle across 324 herds by July 1. Eight reactors found. Upper Peninsula counties on TB eradication track may form the nation’s largest TB-free area. Purchasers seek tuberculin-tested stock. farmers urged to prevent infected animals entering local herds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gogebic
A. F. Logan
Upper Peninsula
United States
Detroit
Chicago
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A.E. Redner
Calumet
Phyllis Cudlip
Lillian Augustine
James Piazzi
Charles Moroni
Sons of
V. Moroni
Frank Canney
C. J. Gribble
Houghton
A. Abelman
Paul Vogeler
Jack
O. Vogeler
W. J. Schoenfelt
Alois Mazanec
Antigo
Herman Erickson
Conover
N. Diotalevi
Charles Camilli
Steve Winkowski
Anna
Stevens Point, Wis
Catherine Monti
Negaunee
Jams
Ernestine Serra
Mrs
Joseph Serra
J. E. Tubbs
Florence, Wis
Agnes Rutiman
Will
Edith
Rose Del'Acqua
Laurium
Mich
Carl Olson
Escanaba
John Olson
Joseph Meagher
Bruces Crossing
Peter Contratto
Bernard Corgiat
Ann , Arbor
The
University Hospital
W. C. Strick
Mrs. Strick
Mrs. W. J. Lavers
Helen Crolson
Wausau
Andrew Drolson
Rudolph Steinhagen
M. Moncher
Mrs. Steinhagen
W. F. Pellow
Ashland
James D. Vivian
McKinney Steel Company
Crystal Falls
H. F. Olson
Mrs. J. C. Working
W. W. Whitney
St. Paul, Minn
Whitney
Andy Byrne
George Winkowski
M. Panich
Josephine Debinski
Mesaba Range
Joe Oletti
Felix Spinar
Causte Cabianca
John Marchello
Esther Swedberg
Mary Swedberg
Earl Foster
Beatrice Carlson
Roy Calvin
Richmond
Ind
Miss Carlson
John Carlson
Anna Baratone
Joseph Baratone
Marquette University Hospital
Verona Rowett
Battle Creek, Mich
John Rowett
Will Markstrom
Daniel
Katherine Wozniak
Joseph Wozniak
Mise Wozsniek
Isabel Pender
Davey
John Pender
Joseph Crenna
Auburn
Wash
D. Angherini
Geo. Vomastek
Dorothy
Ontomagon
Marquette
Menominee
Oconto
Green Bay
Shawne
Kenosha
Harry W. Prine
St. Paul. Minn
Portland
Ure
Byrne
Peoples State Bank
Irvin Nerbood
Pennsylvania
Teaves NO
Michigan AG
Penniston-Noble
Miss Jezek
J.C. Working
Watchmaker
Bessemer, Mich
Phon
Elmer J. Kuivinen
Quer Peoples State Bank
C. A. Benander
T. B
M» Peterson Chiropractor
Gogebic Drug Store
Bessemer, Boss
Michigan
Raymond J. Mullen
First National Bank
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