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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1933
Page
7
Report discusses a watershed found on Elian Luoma’s farm near Orva and possible water prospects near Hurley. A drilling company may produce a report on local water conditions to confirm or deny a sufficient supply. City council and water company officials pledge efforts to provide wholesome water to Hurley residents.
List of neighbors traveling to Marquette Chicago Minneapolis Ashland Amery and Pittsburgh for visits and work over the week. Probate Judge Nolan attends state liquor commission in Lansing. A funeral in Marquette honors William Artz, former city resident. The column ends with a humorous exchange about parachute safety.
Chicago proclaimed beauty winner Wise Lit Han Anderson, 23, a Racine Wisconsin native with Escanaba roots, now cashing in at a Racine tea room. Her invalid father Alexander Anderson remains in Escanaba. At 5 feet 6 inches and 125 pounds she sports blonde hair cropped short.
The second annual Military Ball of the Peter Gedda Post American Legion is held this evening at the frondrome with 500 couples from area communities expected. An 11 piece out of town orchestra will provide music and local R O T C students from the past year gain free admission.
Four hundred poppies were sold in Bessemer last Saturday to aid the disabled veterans fund. Paul Filter led the boys sales and Nadine Luxmore led the girls. Winners included William Lucas Valentine Superczynski Betty Luxmore and Antoinette Philipini. Prizes were donated by the Legion Auxiliary and local merchants. The youths and helpers were guests of the local theatre Saturday evening.
Twenty two boys and girls were confirmed at Sharon Lutheran church last Sunday morning. The list includes Blanche Anderson Janis Anderson Ellen Backlund Douglas Carlson Gunnar d Coleman Alfreda Dahleren Vivian Eastman Blanche Erickson Clifford Frederickson Eleanor Hellman John Holmquist Archie Johnson Florence Johnson Leonard Johnson Clarence Lalala Gladys Nezworski Esther Olson Mildred Olson Delbert Peterson Robert Peterson June Razia Jean Sandin.
Loretta Johnson hosted an eighth birthday party for 17 children Wednesday afternoon at the home of her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Skwor. Games were played and refreshments served.
A church schedule lists a 11 a.m. sermon The Power of Pentecost with vocal solo by Mize Mae Basket. An evening devotional hour at 6 30 p.m. led by Bere. 7 39 p.m. evening worship features Ruth Litter and Raymond G. Camerec with Rupert Otto piano. Midweek service and June Ladies Aid meeting announced.
Postal officials in Washington reduce pay for the Postmaster and clerks as a new rating downsizes salaries. The measure lowers pay for master and assistant postmasters and many clerks, part of wider postal budget tightening.
Fragmentary text suggests a question about a popular sect and a crooner singing. The readable bits mention popularity and a performer, but no clear event, location, date, or names to anchor a full news item.
Mrs Clemens Carieen was honored at a Wednesday afternoon birthday party hosted at her home by many friends. Emil Johnson served as host. Guests were seated at two card tables and lunch was served to a list of ladies including Mrs Frejerickeen Mrs James Peterson and Mrs FE AL Andereon among others. Mrs Cathern received two gifts in remembrance of the event.
Night school students at Beesemer Tep attend winter classes and gather at the Beesemer courthouse today for citizenship paper examinations. The roster lists Geo N Nenicson of Duluth and instructors Mr Hans Rom stead and Mrs E J Mahan. Examinants include Steve Poszjar Anslem Mattia Amanda Milakovich Matt Weer Dan Bicevie Tom Drazeno and Richard Frank Fasteline.
Mrs Mary Jacobson and Mrs Chester Jacobson with Misses Reth and Margaret Jacobson visited Marquette this week. Dewey Birth family spent Memorial Day with relatives in Crystal Paris. Stanley Mojesky and family of North Ramsay welcomed a son Tuesday. Molesky formerly Mizz Mary Beisel Wm Nooner and grandson Jaze Chapman of Milwaukee visited Ramsay this week. Leone Ericksen Isabelle Jehin Robert Bennett Cliforj Nashflord of Renton stayed with Mr and Mrs G N Eade last weekend. Mr and Mrs Wm Cole and Mr and Mrs Ray Sharpless and daughter visited relatives in Nor- Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs Frank J Smith and family left Crystal Falls to settle in Ramsay where he will be general superintendent of Castile Mining company. Guests included Mrs John Johnson and Mr and Mrs John Rasila with children from Montreal Wisconsin. Others traveled from Flint Copper Country Chicago Cloquet and Los Angeles for visits or returns.
City authorities in Hurley report steps toward establishing a new municipal water supply. Wisconsin Hydro-Electric official Mr. Haney from Amery visited weeks ago for a survey of potential water sources, identifying the largest and most promising option.
A traffic officer challenges a young man about wobbling on the road. The driver explains he cannot release the wheel entirely while his girlfriend sits beside him.
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