Farmers Visiting Day Scheduled for June 21
A visiting day for farmers is set for June 21. An automobile inspection tour will include a stop touching Bessemer Township.
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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1921
Page
11
A visiting day for farmers is set for June 21. An automobile inspection tour will include a stop touching Bessemer Township.
A Gogebic County farmers committee met with County Agent Gunderson to plan a farm inspection tour by automobile on Tuesday June 21. They list participants J K Jackson C E Johnson Rene Bergeron Walter J Anderson and Chas J Olson. The event includes visits to eight to ten dairy farms starting at 9 am from Ironwood Fair Grounds with a noon picnic at Rene Bergeron farm. Dr Eben Mumford and James A Waldron are expected speakers. John C Watson to lead community singing.
Bessemer high school will hold baccalaureate services Sunday at 8 pm in the high school auditorium. Rev. Ernest Brown will preach the sermon and Rev. J A Burman will read the scripture and give the invocation. The program features hymns, anthems, solos, duets and violin obligato by local musicians.
MRS. T. G. WINTER urges 2,500,000 General Federation of Women's Clubs members to promote a nationwide Citizenship Day on the Fourth of July. The proposal calls for inclusive, community wide celebrations honoring new citizens and young Americans with a flag procession, meaningful remarks, and a public welcome, turning the day into a lasting symbol of American citizenship.
Wisconsin couples seek marriage licenses in Bessemer while legal troubles unfold. Ashland Press reports Benjamin Potter, weighty seduction charge, in county jail on $500 bond, with June 20 hearing after divorce in 1920 and alleged marriage to Anna Squires in Bessemer. Superior Telegram notes divorce action by Mary Adeline Talaska against Gust Talaska, alleging abuse, child custody sought, and past duties at Ashland House.
Miss Mary Garrick a Gogebic county nurse visited local schools to announce a tuberculosis clinic June 23 and 24 at Bessemer high school under Michigan health department auspices. Supt Cobb and Mrs William Guyer said rooms are available and people from Wakefield Watersmeet and Marenisco plan to attend. Garrick will remain to investigate cases and share information for the city and township clinics, with related dates in Ironwood June 20 to 22.
A crowded Ironwood legion hall hosted boxing last night with Jack Shemsky from Crystal Falls stopping Red Erspamer of Hurley in the sixth round after Erspamer’s corner threw in the sponge. Dick Hetherston from St Paul defeated Johnny Aspinwall of Hurley in four. Vern Morris of Bessemer outpointed Battling Johnson of Washburn in the prelim. Riley of Bessemer fought a draw with Young Secore of Hurley, as did Morris Crenno and Roy Scott.
The main committee of 15 is appointed to organize the fourth program celebration. Local businessmen take charge coordinating events, securing speakers, and overseeing arrangements for the community observance.
A 15 member business group in Bessemer agreed to organize a July Fourth celebration with Dan J. Kulascewicz as chair and Joe Abelman as secretary. The main committee includes Frank W. Roman and Mayor Henry Hoffman among others. Subcommittees will be appointed to start preparations. The plan relies on local business donations and cooperation from the American Legion and Bessemer Athletic Association for events.
The manual training and domestic science teaching staffs invite the public to view annual displays of student work at the high school this Saturday and Sunday. Exhibits will be open for inspection on Saturday and Sunday with a public viewing Sunday evening after the baccalaureate services. The displays rival the best shown here.
A Houston Post quotation notes that stirring a man's interest depends on guiding his move rather than implying distant sites like the cornfield or the iron works. The line emphasizes decisive direction rather than vague suggestion.
Bes semer high school announces its senior class play The Importance of Being Earnest to be staged at Rex Theatre Tuesday at 8 15. Tickets sold by the senior class with no reserved seats. The Wilde farce features G Whitburn G Carlson D Truettner and others in a multi act comedy of mistaken identities and romantic entanglements.
A special train carrying St Paul boosters will stop in Bes semer on Saturday June 25 at 3 PM for a free concert by the Minnesota State Band and a reception with St Paul Manufacturers representatives. Children receive free souvenirs. Further Herald notices will follow.
Miss Barbara Van Heulen state club leader for girls will attend the garment club round-up in Ironwood on Saturday June 11. Organized through the U S Department of Agriculture Michigan Agricultural College and Gogebic County. The program includes games exhibits a picnic lunch and an afternoon program with songs creed readings play address drill and prize presentations. Prizes offered by merchants of Ironwood and Bessemer.
County board actions include appointing Mrs. Mary Strom as county abstractor and register of deeds, awarding renovation contracts for the infirmary and hog house, authorizing 15 more acres at Lake Superior for park use, setting John C. Watson’s salary as county commissioner of schools at 3700, and donating funds for maintenance of scouts camps in the county.
A quotation frames goodness as an achievement of the will and the life rather than mere temperament. Tenderness and generosity arise as deliberate character outcomes, not accidental feelings, stressing ethical formation and sustained effort.
Ex service men in Bessemer rush bonus applications as American Legion officers process 100 blanks. Michigan residents who enlisted or were inducted in any state qualify, provided not already paid by another state. Notary and copies of discharge orders attach to Bonus Blank. officers also eligible.
An outdoor program was held this afternoon at Barber School with a sequence of songs, dances, ring games, and maypole activities. Teachers Miss Hagberg Miss Martens Miss Simon Miss Neely Miss Engels Miss Peterson guided grades from primary to upper levels in a marching drill and performances.
A short square jacket added to a one piece frock creates an economical three piece suit.
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