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Newspaper

Bessemer Herald

Location

Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1929

Page

4

Local notes of visits, travels, and community events

Dorals and William Markstrom of Wausau visited the Charles Babicky home. Margaret Kelleher of Milwaukee stayed with the Richardson family. Mayor Henry T. James was in Detroit on business. Fred Knight, previously homebound with rheumatism, can again get around. Herbert Hagen headed to South Bend to drive a new Pierce Arrow for Leonard Kalasavicz. Eastman returned from Merrill after a Lutheran district conference. Carol Trevillion and Mildred Lager, local teachers, spent weekends in Marquette and Superior. Old county road tarred between Ironwood and Bessemer. motorists warned to avoid. Marriage license sought by Robert L. Vincent and Alice M. Williams. Bertha Holdorf arrived from Los Angeles to visit, summer with Hansen family. Anna Buchko returned from St. Ignace and will summer with parents. Simon Frederickson left for Duluth to form Shriners band for California convention. John Bonovetz elected president of Bessemer High School Boosters. Frank Vukovich vice president. Anna Salmi secretary. Rutherford Selberg returned from Pontiac after Masonic state convention. Alice Johnson returned from Cuba City to spend summer with family. Pearce Graham and wife returned from Rotary International convention in Dallas. Phoebe Grundy left for Louisville to work at Childrens Free Hospital. will not return next year.

James Morrison Rhinelander Morrison Mrs. Morrison Ewen Fanny Lyle Oakland Minnesota Hans Rometad Cletha Ford Milwaukee John Petrash Chicago Eli Vestich Beloit Wis Bessemer Township Anvil Ramsay Puritan Harding Lamoreux

Methodist Church Sunday School and Worship Notes

Church notes report Sunday School at loch Mrs James Proctor superintendent, morning worship at 1 15 with sermon The Value of Self Respect. Choir sung by Herry Rogers, minister, June Sunday th. Sunday School is ALM. Children day prep before lesson. Parents urged timely child attendance. Westminster Guild. Evening service uniting with other churches for Baccalaureate at Washington school. C MchL. Praser.

Methodist Church Loch James Proctor Herry Rogers Westminster Guild Washington School C. McHl. Praser

Local Water Works Superintendent Named

The headline notes the appointment of the Water Works department superintendent, detailing the role within the municipal utility and the streamlining of city water services under the new administrator.

Local Water Works Department

Piper-Lindberg Nupitals in Marquette Ceremony

Announcement reports the marriage of Miss Barbara E. Piper to Edwin S. Lindberg. The couple tied the knot in Marquette on May 25 and will live in Sault Ste. Marie. Barbara is the daughter of James and Mrs. Piper of this city and Edwin is the son of Charles Lindberg and his wife of Ironwood.

Barbara E. Piper James Piper Edwin S. Lindberg Charles Lindberg Ironwood Marquette Lindberg Sault Ste. Marie

Englund Freedstrom Wedding in Ironwood Parsonage

A quiet wedding was held Monday morning at the Swedish Lutheran church parsonage in Ironwood. Florence Freystrom, daughter of Mrs. Wilma Freystrom, wed Elmer Englund of Ressmer. Anna Emelund was bridesmaid and Arthur Freystrom attended the groom. A breakfast followed for immediate relatives. The couple left for a motor trip to Chicago and nearby cities and will reside in Ironwood after their return.

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Edith Johnson to wed Edwin Nelson in Milwaukee

Marriage announcement says Miss Edith Johnson daughter of Mr and Mrs John Johnson of Ironwood will marry Edwin Nelson of Bessemer in Milwaukee on June 1. They will reside in West Allis Wisconsin. The 1929 Bessemer High School Junior Prom last Friday evening at the Hordrome drew about 350 couples with green and gold decor, Peg Longon and Kentucky Ramblers orchestra playing 11 pieces. Grand march led by John Bonovetz and Inez Gorman. Prom success credited to class sponsor Miss Agnes Lyons and assistants.

Edith Johnson John Johnson Ironwood Edwin Nelson Bessemer Milwaukee West Allis Wis Bessemer High School Hondrome Peg Longon Kentucky Ramblers John Bonovetz Inez Gorman Agnes Lyons

Catholic Ladies Aid Plans Lake Entertainment Trip

The Catholic Ladies Aid meets this afternoon at 1 20 p m for transportation to Guyer stage at Lake Gogebic. Hostesses include Mrs W L Guyer Mrs A J Waeter and Mrs LeClaire.

Catholic Ladies Aid Deve

Boggio Boggio Tie The Knot In St Sebastian Church

Mrs Julia Boggio and James Boggio were married at St Sebastian Catholic Church Tuesday at 8 am. Rev Fr C J Swoboda officiated with Mrs Dominic Massa and Louis Bahia as attendants. A dinner for three followed and a Lake Gogebic picnic in the afternoon. The couple will reside in Bessemer.

Julia Cramna James Boggio St. Sebastian Catholic Church C. J. Swoboda Dominic Massa Louis Bahia Lake Gogebic Boggio Bessemer

Bessemer Pione Opera? Piano Recital Highlights Local Talent

Bessemer piano students under Orville Collick performed last evening at the high school auditorium. The program featured selections by Schubert, Mendelssohn, Liszt, and other composers, including solos, duets, and a notable School Colors piece. Students named include Dorothy Saunders, Grace Swanson, Janet Stevens, Betty Bates, Doris Eade, and Muriel Niemuth among others.

Bessemer Orville Collick High School Auditorum le Grand Doloris Saunders DeLancey Margaret Polovitz Krentzlin Dorothy Saunders Bilbro Marie Marinetti Streabbay Gertrude Anderson Spencer Mayme Luc Engelmann Doris Eade Read Margaret Sharpless Benson Betty Bates Fisher Evelyn Massa Logan Heins Orville Ekman Gavotte Hilger Carmen Eade Leybach Muriel Niemuth Schubert Alvere Anderson Lisat Rendel LaVerne James Huet Mendelssohn-Smith Miss Hazel Anderson Alvere Anderson

Wanted: House and Lot for Sale in Longyear Street Area

Classified notice advertises a six room house with lot on Longyear street plus a garden space, chicken coop and fruit trees. Also seeks a man with a car to sell goods in Gogeble county during the 1929 season for Barron Woolen Mill Co in Barron, Wisconsin.

Longyear Street Fondo Bern Gulexetti Suleeman Gogeble County Barron Woolen Mill Co Barron

Anvil School Spring Festival A Bright Community Event

The Anvil School Auditorium hosted a lively Spring Festival with a full student body exhibit featuring departments from kindergarten through ninth grade and a diverse program supervised by Miss Dorothy Gehlet and the faculty. Queen of Spring was Miss Selma Rorich. performances included Colonial and Spanish dances, a Doll Shop, Butterfly Dance, girl gymnasts, Maypole, brownies, stunts, fairies, and a post show dance with music by a Besse orchestra. Victor Mattson, 61, died after a brief illness in a local hospital. survivors include a widow, four sons, two daughters, and siblings in Finland. Funeral services were held at home with Rev. Wickar officiating and interment at Hillcrest Cemetery.

Anvil School Dorothy Gehlet Lamoreux Selma Rorich Vo Pullman Madeline Smjanich Anna Mesich Susan Betty Mary Ford M. Gustafson Mary Babich Theodore Brown Annie Drayeesz Frank Krackovec John Kravachan Jack Romstad Margie — Ellis Louise Napp Catherine Jurakovich John Barich Mary Kroll Sam Sakalos V. Puhlman Frank Bertagnoli Buddy Sandin Junior Bottichio Basile Cola William Chiapuzio Eugene Cocco John Vestich William Repinski Mr. Johnson Alfred Pa‘rolari Adam Felix Frank Rosa John Chernak Seconda Pogiiano Reino Koski George Delich Fairies Mies D. Corgiat Alice Rigotti Leona Pribble LaVerne Chiapuzio Odes ‘Sa Carlson Mary Delich Frances Delich Betty Rigotti Helen Babich 4@ good orchestra Besse Mer Girl Scouts of Anvil Victor Mattson Mr. Mattson Pinland Javon Edward Henry Walter Hilda Bessemer High School Kimi Healeo Finland Hey. M. Wickar Ironwood Hill Yest Hessemer Ood Mire Matt Bukkila Hancock Mich Myre Jacob Bukkila Arthur Hiltunen

Crime Body Details in Finnish Local Incident

In a local crime report a body was found involving named individuals Matt Heinamaa Sam Mattson Gust Jalonen Matt Hlaanpaa and Iver Allen. Authorities are investigating the circumstances and identifying the sequence of events leading to the death.

Matt Heinamaa Sam Mattson Gust Jalonen Matt Hlaanpaa Iver Allen

Birthday Party for Jean Sandin Honored Girl

Entertained last Monday afternoon May 27 in honor of Jean Sandin tenth birthday. Guests enjoyed games and lunch at 5 o'clock with a yellow and white decorated table and a large birthday cake with ten candles. Attendees included Jean Sandin and numerous friends. Gifts and baskets followed. News notes nearby cover local move events, guest visits, and a 40-player Bessemer Township School Band performance directed by Lamoreux.

Adelaide Busch Marda Mae Roberts Helen Prebishevich Betty Mary Ford Mamie Re Frances Perotti Frances Ellis Ann Smiljanich Lillian Bertagnoli Jean

Ninth Graders Stage Puritan Comedy Fun In A Chinese Laundry

Puritan School patrons packed the gym for a two act ninth grade comedy Fun In A Chinese Laundry. Harold Peterson as Cholly Chopin and Carl Saari as Ah Sin drove the laughs with pantomime and mishaps including hiding in a laundry basket and a missing dog. The cast featured Fern Frankovis Jeanette Skinnard Raymond Pokela and others delivering a lively relief from routine school life.

Puritan School Cholly Chopin Harold Peterson Ah Sin Carl Saari Cholly Miss Sourapple Jeanette Skinnard Sally Fatty Tarbucket

Home Made Furniture Polish Formula

A simple polish recipe combines three parts olive or sweet oil with one part vinegar. It also notes eight parts linseed oil and one part turpentine as an effective alternative polish option.

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William Markstrom Wausau, Wis Charles Babicky Margaret Kelleher Edward Richardson Henry T. James City Detroit Fred Knight Herbert Hagen South Bend Ind Pierce-Arrow Leonard Kalasavicz Wo Eastman Merrill The Lutheran Church Carol Trevillion Mildred Lager Marquette Amd Superior County Clerk's Office Robert L. Vincent Gary, Ind Alice M. Williams Bertha Holdorf Los Angeles HJ Hansen Anna Buchko St. Ignace Mich Andrew Buchko Simon Frederickson Menor Red Jackets Duluth Shriners California Bessemer High School Boosters Club Frank Vukovich View Anna Salmi Secr James Rutherford Selberg Pontiac A. F. Olson Wakefield Alice Johnson Cuba City J. R. Johnson Rotary International Dallas Texas Graham Phoebe M. Grundy Louisville Childrens Free Hospital Miss Grundy Presbyterian Church Eckener Seeearsiennenel Knut Eckener Hugo Eckener Graf Zeppelin U. S Akron, O Goodyear Zeppelin Company Lindberg-Piper Nelson-Johnson Lake Boggio-Crenna Peoples State Bank Schubert Janet Stevens Grace Swanson Mae Rosemurey Dorothy Smith Mae Rosemurgy Kimball Butterfly Merkel Fieldhouse Mary Moon Europe Human. Catholic Church Anvil News Mary Bouchio Nita Napo Irene Parobek Muriel Cebolski Lorraine Galiani Mary Callovi Anna Kavechanou Orlandi Bonita Rigotti Mary Perpich Jean Sandia Helen Previcanovich Theresa Chiapuzio Marie Toomey Doris Carlson Miss A. Ford Ettie Mae Gilbert Waldemar Knoll Charles Rosa Doll Shop Mary Knoll Helen Balucg aMrgie Ellie LaVern Chiapugio Frank Krackovic Catherine Jurockovich Ernest Callovi Ernestine Favero Leone Pribble Annie Orevecz Sam Sakolus John Borich Frances — Perotti Annette Allen Mary Balacz Ruth Bertagnoli Margaret Bottichio Albert Callovi Palma Filippi Beatrice Koski Emma Parobek Mary Sakalos Rose Stemphlar Ada L. Comstock New York Radcliffe Hoover National Law Enforcement Comission Puritan News Raymond J. Mullen Bessemer, Mich First National Bank Gogebic County
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