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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1933
Page
15
Local notes recount Miss Mary Mautino leaving Tuesday for Marquette to spend a week with friends. Several residents are listed visiting or returning from trips to Milwaukee Chicago and various Minnesota and Ironwood areas. Probate Judge Michael E. Nolan travels to Lansing for liquor commission duties.
In a brief exchange, Robert asks about dropping half a mile from a plane with a parachute and Henry replies he would hate to jump that far without one. The dialogue centers on risk and safety in an airborne scenario.
Chicago proclaims Miss Lil lian Anderson, 23, Racine Wis., queen of A Century of Progress Exposition. Her Escanaba, Mich., origins are noted with an invalid father, Alexander Anderson. She works as a cashier in a Racine tea room and shows no wish to pursue motion pictures or acting. She is 5 feet 6 inches, 125 pounds, with closely cropped blonde hair.
The Peter Gedda Post of the American Legion hosts its second annual Military Ball this evening at the Irondrome. The event, opening the summer dance season, is expected to attract about 500 couples from area communities. An 11 piece out of town orchestra will provide music. Local high school students in the RO T C who served this past year are admitted free.
Four hundred poppies were sold in Bessemer last Saturday to aid the disabled veterans fund. Paul Filter led the boys in sales and Nadine Luxmore led the girls. others receiving prizes included William Lucas, Valentine Superczynski, Betty Luxmore, and Antoninette Philipini. Prizes were donated by the Legion Auxiliary and local merchants. The groups attended a theatre tribute Saturday evening. Twenty-two youths were confirmed at Sharon Lutheran Church last Sunday morning, including Blanche Anderson and Janis Anderson among others.
Loretta Johnson celebrated her eighth birthday with 17 children Wednesday afternoon at the home of her grandparents Mr and Mrs Adolph Skwor. Guests played games and enjoyed treats in a family gathering.
A group of teachers served a meal at 3 o'clock for a list of children including Eileen Vaselak Katherine Kallen der Marjorie Pellew Marjorie Sinor Janet Olson Eileen and Jean Mellen Margaret Wrobleskii Gloria Graf Leonette Wirkowski Marien Vakco vich Evelyn Prowne Margaret Sv2rz Katherine Hensen Fer Hansen Janes Bueni Loretta Johknson and Mrs Skwor assisted by Mrs Raymond Sikwor Mrs Helen Seebeenfeldt Mrs Frank Davis and Miss Olga Certan
The Esiscoca Methodist Church announces a Pentecost themed sermon at 11 a.m. and a 6:39 p.m. devotional hour led by Miss Getfred Berz. Evening worship at 7:30 features Miss Rath Lister of Detroit and Raymond G. Cameroc, with Rupert Otte performing special pieces. Wednesday midweek prayer follows, and the June Ladies Aid meeting is set for Tuesday. Pastor James WaL Francis.
The article reports a postal department reclassification reducing Range Post Offices from first to second class with salary protections for clerks and assistants. It notes a backward step to third class for pest master and staff reductions, following a Washington measure.
Mrs Clemens Carlson was the guest of honor at a birthday party given at her home on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Emil Johnson hosted the event with cards at two tables and a midday lunch for guests including Mrs A Frederickson Mrs James Peterson Mrs E A Anderson Mrs Herman and John Erickson Mrs Victor Pos Mrs Oscar Larson Mrs Alten Bassie Mrs Ed Thompson and Mrs Art Swanson. Mrs Causen received a gift in remembrance of the occasion.
Night school students in Bessemer Tep will meet at the court house today for citizenship papers examination. Geo N Danielson of Duluth assisted by Mrs G N Eade, Mrs Hans Rumstead and Mrs E J Mahan are the night school teachers. Names listed include Steve Poszjay, Anslem Mattia, Amanda Milakovich, Matt Wester, Ron Bicorie, Tom Drazenosich and Frank Fasteline. Visitors Mrs Mart Jacobson and Mrs Chester Jacobson with Misses Ruth and Margaret Jacobson were in Marquette this week.
Mr and Mrs Frank J Smith and family arrive from Crystal Falls and will reside in Ramsay with Smith taking over as general superintendent of Castile Mining. Guests include Mrs John Johnson and Mr and Mrs John Rasila with children from Montreal Wis. Others travel or visit: Hill leaves for Flint. Perotti and Sueca cousins arrive from Copper Country. Bassie family to Crystal Falls. Myrtle Blaskovski visits Ida Cerensky. Mayme Guglielmotto to Los Angeles. Heikkanen Smith and Koski voyage to Cloquet Minn. Succa and others return from Copper Country.
City authorities in Hurley report preliminary steps toward discovering and using a new municipal water supply. Mr. Haney of Wisconsin Hydro Electric, Amery, recently surveyed possible water sources, the largest and most available option under consideration.
A watershed on Elias Luoma’s farm near Orva is studied for city use. A drilling firm active in Iron county may report on water availability and confirm or deny sufficient supply. Further surveys and steps are planned soon as Hurley officials pledge to secure wholesome water for consumers.
A traffic officer questions a young man who admits he cannot fully release the steering wheel while driving, explaining to the officer that he does not dare let go. His girlfriend sits beside him during the exchange.
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