The Breaking Point in a War Era Drama
Attie and friends confront fear, duty, and family bonds amid wartime strain. Mattie obsesses over Jim in hospital as Jane steers toward a broader message about fighting evil. A heated night reveals differing coping styles and the need for support. Reconciliations hint at a hopeful stance against suffering and destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah
Jane
Mattie
Mother Evans
Jim
Tion
Matti
Mrs. Murray
Teo
Bae
Ming
Jaleedian
Wydetic Served Bessemer in Light Plant and City Hall
Mr Wydetyc long time electric worker became superintendent of light distribution for Bessemer municipal light plant five years ago. He earlier worked on major local projects and served four terms as alderman from 1924 to 1932. He married Mary Klavinski in 1916 and has two sons, Flight Officer George and Peter Jr. He survived a 1930s fire truck crash and is active in the Elks and local sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Transport Command
Peter
Wydeth
Bessemer
Honz and Becker
Honz
Wyceth
Elks Lodge of
Wydetic
Pledge Signed By Barber And Washington Pupils To Care For Shoes
Under the OPA District office and Shoe Conservation Program leader Joe Abelman local grade and Junior High students signed a five point pledge to extend shoe life. The pledge urges better care including weekly oil base polishing unloosening laces after wear and slow drying away from heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Joe Abelman
Shoe care boosts wear life and production
A historic note claims shoe makers say repairing shoes at first sign of wear can extend life by twenty five percent. Proper care is linked to a twenty five percent increase in shoe production.
Loud Speaker Aids In Memorial Day Rites
A loud speaker was installed in the cemetery to aid the Memorial Day program. The speaker George Beissel could be heard from all parts of the cemetery along with others on the program. Despite threatening weather the parade and program proceeded as scheduled with units from Bessemer and Besemer Township taking part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Beissel
Tery
Bessemer
Besemer Township
Ramsay Resident Dies After Long Ramsay Life
Joseph Dusich 80 a Ramsay resident for 57 years died last Saturday at his home. Born in Austria on March 19 1866 he is survived by a son John and his wife died in 1940. Funeral services were held at Frick Funeral home with Rev Thomas Drengacz of Wakefield officiating. Interment was in Hillcrest cemetery.
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Joseph Dusich
Ramsay
Austria
John
Frick Funeral Home
Thomas Drengacz
Wakefield
Hillcrest Cemetery
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Victory Players
American Theatre Wing
Esther M. Hawley
L. Louis Sheldon
Attie
Cever
Bat
Appen
Ood
Army
Bob Hope
Africa
Fairfax Street
Mother
Cary Tying
U.S. Treasury Department
The
Herald
Bessemer Creamery
Barber
Washington
Bessemer Township
Puritan
Arthur E. Wahlberg
Julius Rigotti
John Backman
Reino E. Laine
Steve Mussatti
Edwin Smith
Gogebic County
Michigan
Board of Education
Washington School
High School
Said City
Barber School
United States
Arthur Johnson
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