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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1925
Page
6
A busy list of births and visits fills the column. Mr. and Mrs. P. Macciardini welcomed a son on Saturday May 30, while Mr. and Mrs. Charles McIntyre celebrated a daughter born Tuesday afternoon. Numerous relatives and friends travel between Duluth, Milwaukee, Iron Mountain, Hibbing, and Menominee for visits and hospital stays.
Nature's danger signs include coated tongue bad breath headaches pimples and bad blood. Hollister's ROC KY Mountain TA claims to remove poisons from the liver kidneys and bowels. Endorsed by Bessemer Pharmacy.
An old advertisement touts Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea as unbeatable for constipation. It claims headaches stem from constipation and urges trying the product for results, with Bessemer Pharmacy as a point of sale.
A week long stay finds a Masonic delegate at Grand Lodge in Grand Rapids while visits to Chicago and Muskegon accompany the journey. Lena Binda's graduation events at St Mary's hospital mark a family focal point as Lena's nurse training class completes. The Butler family arrives from San Francisco for a visit with Mrs Vogtlin’s daughter and a university instructor’s recent position is noted. A motor tour spans Lower Michigan including Tron Mountain Detroit and Grand Rapids with Contrat joining to Chicago then Ottumwa. The Fournier and Lintelmann families prepare extended Eastward trips to Neenah Marinette Green Bay Milwaukee New York City and beyond.
The Dorcas Society of Sharon Lutheran church will meet Friday evening June 18 at the home of Mrs. Albert Swedberg. The local Legion Auxiliary will hold a bake sale tomorrow afternoon in the Lake Superior District Power Company office starting at 1 o'clock with a variety of home baked goods. Saturday Bridge Club guests at St James hotel for a 10 o'clock luncheon honored Mrs. C D Fournier. decor featured red tulips. Afterward, guests visited Mrs. C E Stevens home where bridge at three tables yielded high score to Mrs. R F E Hickey. Fournier received a silver vegetable dish as guest prize.
The Home Economics Club of the High School entertained at the Olcott building Monday evening in honor of Miss Margaret Noble supervisor of Home Economics in the public schools. The club staged a play Maker of Dreams and then played Bunco at four tables before a luncheon. Miss Noble received a token of appreciation for her help and work with the club.
Trinity Lutheran Church sets Divine service at 1 30 p m on Trinity Sunday June 7 with Sunday school at Anvil led by Rev P C Forseth. Presbyterians plan morning worship with Rev Nelson assisting Rev L McClymons of Rameau to preach and a special musical program.
The Methodist Church announces 9:15 class meeting and Sunday school ice, morning worship at 11:00 with sermon The Art of Listening to God delivered by Wendell Bennetts. Junior League at 2:00 Epworth League at 6:20, no evening service due to Baccalaureate. Rev. James Roberts is the pastor.
Sharon Lutheran Church Sunday school at 9 30. Rev A N Benander of Boston Mass is expected to preach at 10 30. Confirmation services in Ironwood at 10 with Rev C A Benander in charge. Services in Wakefield at 3. Communion in Ironwood at 7 30. No choir practice Tuesday night Rev C A Benander Pastor.
A brief dialogue shows Mr Man and Mrs Gush discussing celebrating her thirtieth birthday. He admits initial eagerness to help, but jokes he was first excited only the first few times.
A fragment shows Dora at work with a partner addressing discrimination. The lines imply a statement denying discriminatory practices while conveying a casual workplace exchange. The readable text hints at a conversation about serving or not harming someone on duty.
The employees of A. Lintelmann & Co. surprised Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lintelmann at their home on a Wednesday evening with a social program of music and dancing. A luncheon was served at 10 o'clock to guests including Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Velin, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Becker, Miss Jena Bradley, Miss Mabel Crown, Stanley Williams, John Hellman and Hugo Velin. Mr Itte-Mreschintermenn received a handsome auto robe as a remembrance gift.
Mrs. Thomas Vodopya hosted a fifth anniversary gathering Saturday evening in front of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gondek. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Gondek, Mrs. Serbin, Mrs. Mojack, Felix Prucca, John Gondek, Louis Gondek, John Lascoda, Mrs. John Sowell and daughters Alice and Katherine of Ironwood, Mrs. Julia Johnson of Ramsay, and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Vodopaya. Dancing and a midnight lunch followed, with pink and white decorations enhancing the home.
Anvil News lists Dr. and Mrs. R B Hickey hosting Dr. Hickey’s Milwaukee guest. Clarence Sandin and family return from a Duluth weekend trip. George Purkela and relatives visit in Alston. Otto Peterson announces a son’s birth. Val Endrizzi visits Milwaukee and sees sons David Julius and Frank Rigotti. Victor Hanson visits Wakefield business. Mrs. Andrew Leksell visits Calumet. German Lutheran Ladies Aid hosted by Mrs. Paul Parobek. Anna Krook visits Wakefield. Joseph Buschey of Ontonagon and Mrs. Wm Harris of Kankakee plan extended visit with Mrs. G B Roosen.
London traffic constables now wear white rubber sleeves extending to their bows to make their stemals more ostly seen, aiming to improve visibility in crowded streets.
Report notes seaweed cultivated on tree limbs and set in shallow pools to form a water-grown edible supply. Indicates seaweed provides a notable food source for Chinese communities.
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