Publication details for Bessemer Herald newspaper
The notice lists the Herald Publishing Company address at 109 E Mary St Bessemer Michigan and states it is published weekly. It records the newspaper's second class matter filing date of May 26 1900 and post office registration in Michigan. It also outlines subscription rates per year nine months six months and three months with respective prices.
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Herald Publishing Company
E. Mary St. Bessemer
Michgan
Bessemer
Michigan
Rheumatic Fever Centers Deepen Michigan Reach
Michigan reports 62 new Rheumatic Fever cases and 549 patients examined across 25 centers in January through April 1950. Dr. Paul Barker notes progress while outlining a $32,000 Michigan Heart Association funding plan to support diagnostic and consultation centers in ten cities and Detroit suburbs.
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Michigan
Paul Barker
Michigan Heart Association
Michigan State Medical Society
Michigan Heart Ass “Ation
Barker
Ann Arbor
Bay City
Grand Rapids
Jackson
Kalamazoo
Lansing
Marquette
Muskegon
Saginaw
Traverse City
Detroit
Weather and sports notes from Houghton class field events
A collage of brief items notes 2 pick and axe weather improving and Speed Boys third in Class C at Houghton. Steelers gear up for Sertich and Crystal Falls. seniors anticipate commencement and students look to vacation. Local voter elections and school district updates appear amid nostalgia and quotes from 1950 graduation wishes.
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Houghton
Bessemer seniors to receive diplomas at June 8 commencement
Seventy three Bessemer high school seniors will graduate June 8 at the A D Johnston gym. The class is twenty five fewer than last year’s ninety eight. Valedictory honors go to John Kallander Jr and salutatory to Cleopha Krocker. Local officials push veterans hospital site and the Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary marks its fifth anniversary with a party June 2. Funeral for Victor Johnson, 70, a Bessemer pioneer, was held last Saturday.
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Bessemer High School
A. D. Johnston High School
John Kallander Jr
Cleopha Krocker
Bessemer
Veterans’ Administration
Veterans’ Hospital
Upper Peninsula
Veterans Administration
L. W. Warren
U. S
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Veterans’ Memorial
Election Poll Hours and Trustee Candidates Named
Notice states polls open from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Central on election day in each voting precinct of the school district. Voters must vote in their precinct. Names of candidates for the two trustee seats are listed. Qualified voters are U.S. citizens 21 or older, who have resided in the state six months and in Bessemer 20 days prior to the election. Dated May 24, 1950.
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Bessemer
Gogebic County
Michigan
C.S.T
United States
A. D
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World Service
Church World Service
Catholic Rural Life
Lutheran World Relief Organizations
Europe
Asia
Christian Rural Overseas Program
Farmers of America
Friendship Acres
East
Michigan Avenue
Johnny the Bear
Tigers
Massie Field
Kansas
British Columbia
Brooklyn
THE
Editor
Dudley A. Reid
Iowa
John Smith
Bess
Bill Jones
Bill
John
Charley Brown
Old Joe Post
Farmer Green
Kate
Sammy Dean
Joseph J. Trappa
Chicago
Lead Street
Trapa
Jack Salemi
U. S. Navy
N. Springhetti
John Springhetti
Salemi
Pearl Harbor
Floyd Benjamin
Works Progress Administration
Michigan State College
East Lansing
M. A. Gedda
Peter Gedda
American Legion
Legion and Elks Lodge
John Kuivinen
Robert Blaha
Woodward Grar
Elizabeth Kathleen Smith
Frank J. Smith
Ramsay
John Archer Walls
E. G. Walls
Vaughn Marquis Memorial Church
William Steele
Ironwood
Wakefield
Ashland
Hurley
Swoboda
Madeline Chiambretti
Louis Chiambretti
Tilden
St. Sebastian Church
Hillcrest Cemetery
Washington Gymnasium
Milwaukee
Annette Constance Wenta
A. J. Wenta
William Uwen
Andy Kirk
City of
Washington School
East Sellar Street
City of Bessemer
A. D. Johnston High
North Moore Street
Barber School
West Eli Avenue
Paul Hoeft
George L. Mazanec
Clarence T. Negri
Board of Education
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