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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1925
Page
3
A long list of residents travel to and from Ashland visiting relatives in Milwaukee Detroit Chicago and Minnesota towns. Many return from medical care visits Mayo Clinic Ann Arbor University Hospital and Copper Country noted.
An advert claims chronic constipation causes headaches backaches and indigestion and promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a cure. It encourages readers to visit Bessemer Pharmacy for relief and vows great results.
Mrs Nick Springhetti and daughter Eleanor arrive from Detroit to stay two weeks with Mr Springhetti's parents and other relatives. Mrs Edward Getlep and daughter Jean of Ros Rivet Michigan visit at the home of cousin Mrs Ernest Roberts and aunt Mrs M G Huw. Miss Mayme Maki returns to Duluth after a week visiting her brother-in-law and sister Mr and Mrs Alex Puro.
In a column from Semer Pharmacy the product Lister's Rocky Mountain Tea is described as a certain remedy for headaches and constipation. Strong endorsements claim thousands of users benefit from the remedy.
A dialogue records a playful exchange about a child nicknamed Teddy. Bill speculates the young boy will become a lion tamer as he demonstrates eating animal cookies for the observer.
Mrs Gabriel Johnson entertained Finnish Lady Maccabees members at her home Sunday afternoon. The event gathered local women in a social gathering with conversation and refreshments.
The American Legion Auxiliary holds its regular monthly meeting on Wednesday evening August 5 at 8 o'clock. All members are urged to attend as important business will be discussed.
The Luther League of Sharon Lutheran will meet August 5 at Mrs. Charles Johnson’s home. The Ladies Aid of the Lutheran church will be entertained August 6 at Mrs. August Gustafson’s Ramsay home. Mrs. Albert Stenstrom hosted a Lake Gogebic supper in honor of Miss Hulda Burke with a group including Miss Jo Dobinski and others. Mrs. J. Martini hosted guests Mrs. Dom Pagliasotti and Alex Pagliasotti from Milwaukee, with sixteen attendees. Kiel Hargrave and Miss Marguerite Hargrave wed July 19 at the bride’s home, Archdeacon Poyseor officiating. couple to reside in Marquette.
Mrs Charles Cox hosted a Tuesday afternoon party at her home for daughter Vida Cox celebrating her fourth birthday. Guests included Dorothy Adams Rita Jezk Leonette Winkoski Yvonne Tate Pauline Becker Myrtle Popps Jean Hoffner Margie Mattson and Vida Cox. A birthday luncheon followed at five and a yellow and white centerpiece candle arrangement lit the table.
Local Methodist Epworth League members schedule attendance at the Lake Michigamme Institute beginning August 7. Mrs Mickelson of Detroit Seen will attend along with numerous noted men and women. Readied programs and preparations aim to ensure a successful three year institute. Attendees listed include Miss Ethel Rosemurgy Miss Florence Roberts Mrs James Pemberthy Thurst on Roberts Albert Popps Roy Remberthy Walter Bennetts Stewart Rosemargy Carl Swanson and Rev James Roberts.
John E. Erickson, who has led Houghton public schools for two years, announced his resignation to become superintendent in Hillsdale Michigan. He also serves as president of the Seventh District Michigan State Teachers Association. No successor named by the school board.
Sharon Lutheran Church reports no public services due to absence of the minister Rev. C. A. Benander. Presbyterian Church holds morning worship and Sunday school at 10 30 with music by the Young Peoples choir under Rev. Chas. McL. Fraser.
Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. preaching at 11:00 a.m. evening service at 7:30 p.m. Epworth Leagues to meet after the service. Monday at 7:30 p.m. official board meeting for important business. Ladies Aid Society business meeting Tuesday. Rev. James Roberts.
Mr and Mrs Louis Menghini announce the birth of a baby girl born at their home Tuesday morning July 28.
Card of Thanks expresses heartfelt appreciation to friends neighbors and the Skandinavian Lodge for sympathy and assistance during the death of a husband and father. Signed by Mrs. Emil Lindstrom and Family.
A fear charged message describes a demanding qualities check for a bushy position. The speaker wants a resolute man who stays on course and drives straight ahead regardless of obstacles. A contrasting voice claims confidence in driving a truck.
Diggies recounts a lively hall scene with a puzzled landlady and a roommate recalling heated words not used, capturing a tone of mischief and domestic chaff.
George W Hand Jr and Mary K Volz both of Chicago Illinois. Lawrence Kulikowski and Gladys Perry both of Park Falls Wisconsin. Toitvo Lappanarija Lillvin both of Puritan Michigan. Conrad Beiersdorf Antigo Wisconsin and Marie M Gallion Elton Wisconsin. William Grunenwald and Verna Snow both of Merrill Wisconsin. Albert Thou Minneapolis Minnesota and Christine Raschke New York New York.
Inspired by American success, the French establish silver fox farms in the Dauphine and Savoy regions along the Alps. The note highlights a growing French interest in fur farming innovations and regional ventures.
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