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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1936
Page
7
A fragmented report notes Ames Exeader securing a victory last week as local teams faced mixed results. The piece mentions standout players and coaching figures amid shifting lineups and competitive feature performances.
Baseball results list runs, hits and errors for multiple players including Niemi Rendhre and Huber with bases on balls. Plans mention Ramsay field for fall football and Harding diamond for summer baseball in South Bessemer. Freddie Lindstrom retirement prompts a Minocqua summer stay and a possible connect with village nine. Other items cover high school tennis finals at Crystal Falls, coaching changes at St Olaf hockey, and assorted minor league chatter about the Tigers Giants and Red Sox.
The 1932 Argue Mine taxes cases tried in Duluth in 1934 are now before Minnesota's Supreme Court. Minz companies withhold back taxes during the litigation. Properties in the Mesabi range, St. Louis County.
Treasury sets yearly paper needs to print currency and public debt securities for 1937. A Dalton firm will supply the paper with 7d percent linen and 25 percent cotton at 37 cents a pound.
Sports fans face a year without games at Massie Field as the new grandstand finishes and rest of the field remain under work. The relocated football gridiron will be returfed and cannot be used for a year, and the gridiron doubles as the baseball outfield, delaying the national pastime.
Miss Ellen Carlson of Ironwood and John Eliason son of Mr and Mrs John Eliason Jr of Anvil were married May 26 by Rev Herman Matero at St Paul Finnish Lutheran Church parsonage in Ironwood. Attendants were Miss Mildred Carlson of Detroit and Arnold Elhuela of Ironwood. The Eliasons will reside in Ironwood.
Dr C E Andersons garden in Anvil was damaged Saturday night as vandals pulled up tulips gladioli and irises and trampled beds. Dr and Mrs Anderson mourn the loss of their prized plants and garden beauty.
Mrs Benjamin Gerhardine returns to Milwaukee after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Anton Favero. Miss Lucille Chiapuzio spent a week with her parents and left for Milwaukee. Mrs Rose Fachino of Marquette visits her sister in law and brother Mr and Mrs Thomas Pribble. Ronald Gilbert visited Moorhead Minnesota over Memorial Day with his brother Percy a student at Moorhead Teachers College. Miss Marda Mae Roberts a student at Marquette N B T C spent the weekend at home. Mrs Petey Perotti departed Sunday for Milwaukee to visit her daughters.
Fabian Schrank sends clipping from Wisconsin paper on a boxing card featuring Baldo Bartelli of Bessemer. Becker defeats Hartelli in a four round bout by referee’s decision amid crowd disapproval. The report notes crowd fatigue and a lively opening show promotion by Harold Young.
The 1926 Upper Peninsula directory lists 25 business groups with varied titles led by Chambers of Commerce. Members include Bessemer, Calumet, Caspian-Gaastra, Crystal Falls, Detour, Drummond Island, Escanaba, Ewen, Gladstone, Grand Marais, Gwinn, Hancock, Houghton, Iron Mountain, Iron River, Ironwood, Ishpeming, Lake Winden-Hubbell, Laurium, Mackinac Island, Manistique, Marquette, Menominee, Minising, Negaunee, Newberry, Norway, Ontonagon, Rapid River, St Ignace, Sault Ste. Marie, Trout Creek, Wakefield.
The University of Michigan plans to establish a police administration course beginning next fall. The program aims to train future law enforcement leaders and enhance public safety management across departments.
The Waters meet Bessemer high school baseball game ended 3-1 as Watterson’s no hit bid fell short. Pitcher Ponte of Bessemer allowed four hits and struck out twelve, while Wasson of Waters struck out twelve but gave up the decisive runs in the first inning. A return game is set for Ramsay Tuesday at 2 o’clock with Wasson and Ponte again opposing.
Ed Krause former Notre Dame football and basketball star will be chief speaker at the Knights of Columbus banquet in Ironwood next Monday evening. Krause is coach at St. Marys College Winona Minn. The K of C trophy emblematic of Gogebic range high school basketball championship will be presented to Hurley and Wakefield who were tied for the honor last season. All range squads invited to attend.
Albion Paul Goodman s Albion College Collegians sign to play on the Dutch liner Valendam sailing from New York June 24. They will perform in Europe through July and August returning to the United States on the liner Stottdam sailing Aug 29. Members include Paul Goodman Negaunee Arthur Mann Bessemer Robert Gass Royal Oak Robert Dunstan Albion and Alex McKenzie Oliver Mann graduates from Albion College June 8 and is a member of Phi Mu Alpha and Tau Kappa Epsilon.
Bessemer hosts Iron Bell while Ramsay meets Carr. Montreal plays Netea Townsite NASC faces Memornus. Bessemer 14 Neen 7 Ramsay 9 Monareds Ventrasal 19 Iron Bek 2 Townsite NASC 1 Cary 3.
Coach Bob Reihcen used Jack Roberts for a four hit ball to lift Bessemer High over Ironwood 4 to 1 on a Tuesday at Ramsarfield. Ironwood scored first on Turanen’s double, but Roberts held the opposition to one run as the Rebels pulled away late.
Notice to bid sealed bids for the sale of school equipment in the Bark district lists items such as a Mack truck and grader along with a gasoline engine line and gravel cross. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to readvertise as needed.
Sealed bids will be opened in the clerk's office at Ramsar Tower Hall for the Ramsar Township bonds. Bids must be received by the stated time. bonds are to be issued under the township clerk supervision. The notice mentions WPA related project and radio wave topics in the era.
Fragmentary text reports a marriage ceremony performed by Rev Co and Bafler pesformd the :-:-: ony. Details are incomplete with names and places unclear.
The WPA has completed three projects in Gogebic County as part of 47 Upper Peninsula jobs since last summer. A. T. Sweet, U F W director in Iron Mountain, says total project funds amount to about 271 390 dollars.
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