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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1922
Page
4
Nathan Feldman of Chicago visits at Nathan Rice home. Numerous travelers depart for Milwaukee Iron River Eveleth and Detroit while others return from visits. Dozens of social notes include births visits and relocations. strawberries advertised for canning and local business ads sprinkled through the column.
Mrs. John Fimmegas and the Bessemer High School basket ball squad gathered for a birthday anniversary event. Members named include Peter Costratt Michels Laster Torre Keneth McFarlane Peter Cescasi War Ren Finnegan Semelay Chaster Fomes and more. Attendees from Warre, Koawoach, and nearby communities attended as care was given to celebrate the team and advisors from DeMolias to Marquette.
Son of Verona Mrs. Chas Jago and Erwin Foltz drove to White Pine Michigan to spend the weekend with relatives. Returning they were joined by Mrs. W F Nore of White Pine who is now visiting the Charles Jago home.
The Parobek family extends heartfelt thanks to all who offered support during our mother’s illness and passing. Gratitude to those who sent flowers, the pallbearers, Rev Lucas, the organist, choir, and everyone who attended the funeral. Paul Parobek and family.
The Mission Band of the Swedish Lutheran church will hold its regular meeting tomorrow at 2:30 PM at the home of Mrs Alec Carlson.
The Dorcas Society of the Swedish Lutheran Church will meet this evening at Mrs. Albert Swedbure's home for a local chapter gathering.
The Ladies Aid of the German Lutheran Church will hold its regular meeting on Theracey afternoon, June 29, at the home of Mrs. Wiliam Painter of the Palms location.
A city picnic was held at Currr park in Ironwood on Thursday after noon. Residents enjoyed entertainment featuring telephone games and social activities.
Friday Bridge club members were entertained last week at the home of Mrs Paul Massie. High score was won by Mrs Commad. The Ideal Club of the frontier location gave a dancing party at the Puritan School Saturday evening. The affair was well attended with good music and all present spent a most enjoyable evening.
John W. Johnson hosted a Pokahontas Club gathering at his father's farm south of the city on a Saturday evening. The event featured music and refreshments as members enjoyed the informal social at the countryside location.
Friends of Mrs. Mary Strom hosted a pleasant surprise party Friday evening at her home to celebrate her birthday. A remembrance gift was presented and luncheon followed for guests Mesdames Otto Torrell J R Johnson Axel Kristiansen John Coad Mrs Johnson and daughter Miss Johnson of Butte Mont W J Simcock Henry Hoffmann W J Pinkertop Luther Sherman Cornelius Hansen Hjalmer Ekman John Ball Arthur Lintelman John Carisom Walter Truettner Lacer Jensen George Williams Mary Keferm and the Misses Olga Hansen Jennie McMinn and Mary Wanzer.
Evelyn McDonald hosted a Wednesday birthday party at her home for her twelfth birthday. After games a 5 o'clock birthday lunch featured a pink and yellow cake with candy centerpiece. Favors included candy-filled baskets for guests headed by Dorothy Basket and others such as Marr Petran May Balec Bernice O'Brien Lu z Petramek May Basket Dorothy Tebl Betty Jane Duda Marr Svara Trier Adeline Scavarda Clatt Hamsen Esther Skagan Florence Johnson and Agnes Petranek.
A successful Monday recital featured Miss Nan Rund and Charles Scavaréa with solos, Callienetta Cobb vocal numbers, a Margaret Lester and Liord Simenk duet, and selections by the Bessemer High School Glee Club. A list of participants includes Arthur George Mass, Roth Hagerman, Billy Nema, Grace Seamats, Dor is Savage, Lucille McKay and many others from the school.
Tangled OCR story reports certs and estate details about a woman in New York who sought to rescue and care for cats. It mentions a $60,000 figure, her intent to support cat welfare, and succession matters affecting her sisters. The readable text is fragmentary and uncertain about names and dates.
A peculiar fragment outlines dietary guidance suggesting reduced meat intake to ease back discomfort. The garbled text references stomach and spine health, mentions effervescent remedies, and promotes cleansing of internal organs, attributing benefits to a cautionary diet and tonic use.
High School notes report the Senior play Assisted by Sa die moving quickly despite heat and other duties. Cast members grow into their roles with dedication. Einar Newman hopes to become a famous detective. Albert Scavarda seeks professorships at multiple colleges. Sylvester Swartz pursues a hotel keeper role and even scouts a site for a hotel.
The senior picnic will be a grand success with nearly all seniors and juniors determined to attend. Buses will depart from the high school at eight o'clock sharp Saturday morning.
Examinations begin next Thursday for seniors with others on the following Monday. Students with an average of ST percent or higher will be exempt from exams.
The Junior and Sophomore classes debated last Friday with the Sophomores winning. The topic was whether the government should own and operate all coal mines. Both sides presented strong arguments and the Juniors were not disgraced by the loss.
The following licenses were issued this week at the county clerk office Miss Mary Dudra and Mike Pavlovich both of Ironwood Miss Ethel LaMire and Orville E Ho both of Masinee Wis Miss Carmel Amirangicli of Wakefield and James V Fontechio of Iron River Wis Ethel Mapes and Henry Gethers both of Mizocqua Wis
Joe notes that a wise man not only lets his wife have the final word but is amused nearly to death when she reaches it, a humorous take on marital banter and pride in equal wit.
A note warns that smoking a cigar in public in Zion City could lead to arrest. The text adds that certain cigars may trigger similar penalties in Chicago, signaling harsher enforcement or stricter regulations across cities.
The Enterprise Music Co advertises six popular songs including Sweet Dreams of You Trixie Shady Lane Somebody s Been a Fooling You Me for You and Cherry Time at 25 cents each or a bundle for 1.00. The offer lists 216 Lyric Theatre Building Cincinnati Ohio as the contact address.
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