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Newspaper

Bessemer Herald

Location

Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1935

Page

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Bessemer to Hold School Election Monday June 10

Bessemer voters will go to the polls Monday from 9 a m to 8 p m for the annual school election. Voting will occur at the High School Washington School and Barber School. Four candidates appeared on the ballot: Dr. R J Mullen Dr C E Stevens Daniel J Kulascewicz and Basil J Buchko, though Kulascewicz and Buchko reportedly withdrew. The court upheld a ruling affecting board size and terms, with seven board members now serving four year terms.

Bessemer Washington School Barber School R. J. Mullen C. BE Stevens Daniel J. Kulascewicz Basil J. Buchko Kulascewicz Buchko Dr. Mullen Dr. Stevens Board of Education

U P to Mark Railroad Week in the Upper Peninsula

Railroad week will be celebrated June 10 to 15 in the Upper Peninsula with public meetings led by local officials and railway employees from Escanaba, Gladstone, and related lines. G W Brown urges the public to embrace a new railroad consciousness as railways showcase streamlining, improved roadbeds, and air conditioned cars.

Upper Peninsula Michigan America G. W. Brown Wells Escanaba and Lake Superior Railway Escanaba Gladstone Soo Line Chicago and North Western Lake Superior Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul Pacific Kanda

Hagerman Leads Booster Club Efforts in Carson City Oil Push

M A Hagerman former Bessemer resident serves as executive secretary and contact man for the Carson City Booster Club as oil discoveries spur publicity. The May report notes strong finances near 500 dollars, a one mill levy for publicity, rail and pipeline projects, an oil refinery, and the Crystal Refining Company with local stockholders. The Wolverine Pipe Line and Pure Oil pipelines plan loading docks at Carson City while Noonan Crede Transportation will ship crude oil to Chicago.

M. A. Hagerman Bessemer Booster Club Carson City Mich Boosters Club Carson City Gazette K of C. Hall Ray B. Owen Grand Trunk Railway Grand Trunk Western Railway Michigan Canadian National Railway Montreal Crystal Refining Company E G. Guy Mt. Pleasant J ¢C Fleckenstein Ionia Mr. Fortney Wolverine Pipe Line Corporation Montvalm-Gratiot County Pure Oil Noonan Crede Transportation Company Chicago

Melvin Mattson Dies After Illness

Melvin Mattson aged 15 died at 3 a m Sunday in Grand View hospital after an illness. Born in Bessemer on December 23 1929 he was a local school pupil. Survived by father Leander Mattson three brothers and two sisters. Funeral held Tuesday at Frick funeral home with burial at Hillcrest cemetery Rev Jacob Hirvi officiating pallbearers Emil Gerovich Steve Baksic Jeza Harju Leslie Mikkola Albert Ignetti Kino Hill.

Melvin Mattson Grand View Hospital Bessemer Leander Mattson Frick Funeral Home Hillveat Jacob Hirvi Emil Gerovich Steve Baksic Jeza Harju Leslie Mikkola Albert Ignetti Kino Hill

Hold Funeral of Anvil Youth

An 18 year old Anvil youth George Perpich died at 4 15 o clock Thursday afternoon at Newport hospital of pneumonia after a brief illness. Born in New Duluth May 9 1916 he was a 1934 Bessem er High School graduate. Surviving are his parents Mr and Mrs Michael Perpich three brothers Michael John and Frank and three sisters Anna Mary and Frances Funeral services were held Monday morning at 9 o'clock from St Sebastian Catholic church Rev C J Swoboda officiating burial was in Hillcrest cemetery Pallbearers were Frank Mesich George Delich Frank Halorec George Smiljanich Frank Savera and Join Stemphiar

George Perpich Newport Hospital New Duluth Bessemer High School Michael Perpich Michael John Frank Anna Mary Frances St. Sebastian Catholic Church C. J. Swoboda Berial Hillrest Frank Mesich George Delich Frank Halorec George Smiljanich Frank Savera Stemphiar

Emergence Order Spares Entry of Sereiga Silver Opsin

The United Gesece Treasury issues an emergency decree allowing the entry of Sereiga silver opsin into the country, citing urgent economic or strategic needs. Officials did not specify the exact rationale or timeline for the measure.

United Gesece Treasury Sereiga

Five Candidates Seek Township School Board Seats

Five candidates vie for two trustee berths in Bessemer township. Incumbents Edward J. Mahan and Adelard Parent of Puritan seek reelection. Challengers Arthur Koski and David Rizzie of Ramsay and John H. Nelson of South Bessemer also run. Electors meet at Ramsay town hall by 5 pm election day to set taxes and district salaries.

Bessemer Township Ramsay and Puritan Edward J. Mahan Adelard Parent Arthur Koski David Rizzie Ramsay John H. Nelson South Bessemer Ramsay Town Hall

Jury verdict awards damages in Wigman suit

A circuit court jury awarded Mrs. Henry Wigman of Bessemer township $7 856 in damages against the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company for injuries from a sidewalk fall in front of the Ironwood store on January 7 1933. The panel deliberated 24 hours after an 11 day trial term.

Henry Wigman Bessemer Township Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company Wiemann Ironwood G. Driscoll Ontonagen

Flambeau Indian Trail Planned From Woodruff to Manitowish

A 23 mile highway project named the Flambeau Indian Trail will be built this year from Woodruff in Oneida county to just east of Manitowish in Iron County. The route will pass lakes and Lac du Flambeau village, with 18 miles through the Flambeau Indian reservation under U S Indian Service supervision. About $72,000 of the $100,000 cost will be funded by the federal government, the rest by the state.

Woodruff Oneida County Manitowish Irons County Flambeau U. S Indian Service

Michigan Tech Graduation Bests Many in 1935 Class

The Michigan College of Mining and Technology awarded 126 bachelor of science degrees at the June 6 commencement. President Charles R. Hook and Detroit city engineer Joseph S. Stringham received honorary Doctor of Engineering. Advanced degrees went to 17 graduates in mining, civil, mechanical, metallurgical, and chemical engineering, chemistry, and geophysics.

Michigan College of Mining and Technology Michigan Tech Charles R. Hook American Rolling Mill Co Middletown Ohio Joseph S. Stringham Detroit

Gogebic County Set for Yearly Fair Plans

Gogebic county farm community awaits this year's county fair with enthusiasm. Premium list prepared by agricultural office aims for June 15 distribution to farmers. Fair board includes William R. Hellen as president and A. W. Holmberg as secretary treasurer with Y. H. Hanson as assistant secretary.

Holmberg Hanson Gogebic County Board of Supervisors Fair Board William R. Hellen A. W. Holmberg Y. H. Hanson Wakefield

Lower Soo Line Tracks In City Relayed To Smooth Traffic

Tracks on Moore street near the Soo Line were detoured last week as the line is being relayed and lowered to remove bumps. About 25 men work on the project.

Lower Soo Line Trafic Old County Road Moore Street Soo Line

Orlo Carlson Wins Trip To Washington

Orlo Hilmer Carlson, a student at Michigan State College in East Lansing and resident of Anvil location, was named one of four state delegates to the national H club camp in Washington D C from June 19 to 19.

Orlo Hilmer Carlson Michigan State College East Lansing The Anvil Locaton Washington, D. C

Legion May Sponsor July 4 Celebration in Bessemer

Peter Gedda Post No. 27 of the American Legion discussed a possible Fourth of July event in Bessemer. Sponsorship hinges on local business support and a plan to consult the Bessemer Business Men's Association. A committee will also study operating the nearby Cotton Club and potential carnival bookings in the area.

Peter Gedda The American Legion Bessemer Legion Cotton Club

Military Ball a Big Success in Local Legion Event

The fourth annual Military Ball by Peter Gedda Post No 27 of the American Legion last Friday evening at the Handrome drew 545 couples. Dan Russo and his Orioles of Chicago played, earning praise as the best local music in years. The event featured a 15 minute silent drill by Bessemer High School R O T C unit. The venue was decorated in a black and white checkerboard motif.

Peter Gedda American Legion Handrome Dan Russo Orioles Chicago Legion Strondrome

Branch Office Opened in Ironwood for Agriculture Department

A branch office of the solicitor of the department of agriculture starts operations in Ironwood with J Needham Fagin of Sault Ste Marie in charge. Walter J Maxcey of Ontonagon begins duties as abatractor in the Marquette office. The North Range Mining Co employs 65 men at the Forbes mine in Iron River, leased last fall.

Department of Agriculture Ironwood J. Needham Fagin Sault Ste. Marie Marquette Walter J. Maxcey Ontonagon North Range Mining Co Forbes Iron River

Largest American bulk freighter on Great Lakes iron ore trade

The steamship Harry Coulby rated at 13 000 tons capacity with a 19 foot draft is described as the largest American bulk freighter in the iron ore and coal trade on the Great Lakes.

Harry Coulby Irom Great Lakes

Corrigan McKinney Steel Ships Iron Ore From Three Ranges

Corrigan McKinney Steel Co. announces shipment of iron ore from three ore ranges. The move highlights ongoing supply dispatches to manufacturing partners amid steady demand.

Corrigan, McKinney Steel Co

Destitute Families Enter California Daily Reported

Statistics from San Francisco indicate about 100 destitute families enter California each day, highlighting ongoing migration pressures and social welfare implications.

California San Francisco

Local Mines Cut $125,000 In State Valuation Decrease

The 1935 valuation on Bessemer mines set by the state tax commission totals 2,112,000, down from 2,237,000 in 1934 a reduction of 125,000. Reductions applied to non operating mines with the Palms taking the largest cut at 90,000 Colby 10,000 Tilden 20,000 and Houghton 5,000. Valuations follow.

State Tax Commission Bessemer Colby Tilden Houghton Jack Potass

Bessemer Wins Forestry Service Headquaters Location

Wakefield loses bid for the new Forestry service headquarters due to high land values. A department member says Wakefield's central location was offset by unreasonable and exorbitant land prices making purchase impractical.

Bessemer Forestry Service Wakefield Department Wauakefield News

City to receive funds for new sewage plant

A wire from the state Public Works Administration in Lansing informs city officials that government funds for the Bessemer sewage disposal plant are authorized and will arrive within a week. Work on the plant is slated to begin in a few days, according to local authorities.

State Public Works Administration Lansing Bessemer Focal

No important mining district found in U S since 1907

A historical note states no significant new mining district has been discovered within the United States since the year 1907, marking a long gap in major mineral discoveries.

The U. S

Bank Middlemen Hold Vast U S Rail Bond Portfolio

Banks and investment firms control more than the total issue of U S railroad bonds. Commercial and savings banks dominate the holdings, reflecting a concentrated credit investment pattern and broad market interest.

U. S Igaorence

Township Plans Special Election for Town Hall Bond

Bessemer township schedules a June 28 vote to authorize a 30000 bond for buying land and building and furnishing a town hall in the Puritan precinct. The move follows a May 22 petition and long local push for a west end community building. Polls open 7 am to 6 pm at Ramsay town hall and Puritan building. Registration Saturday June 8 at Ramsay and Puritan sites.

Bessemer Township Ramsay Puritan West End Puritan School Poor Farm Ramsay Town Hall Puritan Township

State Aid Totals For Gogebic Split To Schools

The fifth installment of Act 236 state aid totals 1 743 382, bringing 1934 35 allocations to 7 457 203 since January 1. Gogebic county distributes 34 205 with Bessemer schools at 10 379 and Ironwood at 23 826. U P counties list separate sums for Alger Baraga Chippewa Delta Dickinson Gogebic Houghton Iron Mackinac Marquette Menominee Ontonagon Schoolcraft.

Gogebic County Bessemer Ironwood U. P Alger Baraga Chippewa Delta Dickinson Gogebic Houghton Iron Mackinac Marquette Menominee Ontonagon Schoolcraft

Concrete on US-13 extends to Fifield Wisconsin

A north south Wisconsin highway feeder to Michigan's Upper Peninsula is being upgraded to concrete to Fifield by the tourist season opening. A gap at Prentice remains due to relocation and an overpass dispute. Frost-related thaw damage has worsened gravel roads in northern Wisconsin this spring.

Wisconsin Upper Peninsula Michigan Fifield Wis Prentice Upper Michigan

Woodsman Killed After Being Struck on US 2

A 46 year old woodsman died Monday night after being hit by a car driven by Arthur Berlin of Ironwood along US 2 near the city eastern limits. He died en route to Grand View hospital from a fractured skull and multiple injuries.

Nestor Sale Arthur Berlin Ironwood Grand View Hospital

Swimming speeds of medium freshwater fish

The maximum swimming speed of medium sized freshwater fishes appears to be about seven miles an hour, with the possibility of a bound at nearly three times this rate.

Johnny Seymour Drives In Indianapolis Memorial Race

Escanaba driver Johnny Seymour handled one of the cars in the Indianapolis speed race Memorial Day event as part of local participation.

Johnny Seymour Escanaba Indianapolis

Fore and AM exchange on need and blame in humorous chat

A brief cartoonish dialogue shows Fore lamenting financial strain and seeking aid while AM questions the motive, turning the exchange into a light social joke about responsibility and plea.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Frank Barnich State Supreme Court Driscoll Honora Byrne Mullen Barnich John Marchello Jane Q. Massie Byrne Frank B. Abelman Charles H. Lutz Hagerman R. A Ambrose Ira Cummings Barak ANVIL Wigman Gogeric Tech Gonebic Range Charles Armas Highhill George John Monti Frederick Jeffery May, Jr Alexander J. Gorski Gunnar J. Sorenson Harold H. Johns Eino Olson Hellen Orlo Carlson Washington Legion May Marquette County West End Hall Gogeric
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