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Newspaper

Bessemer Herald

Location

Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1962

Page

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Erickson Hoeft McKie Elected to School Board

Elmer Erickson and Paul Hoeft, current Bessemer Board of Education members, won four year terms in a tight election over Peter Relich. Cecelia McKie filled an unexpired term by defeating Geno Mattella, 27 vote margin. Voter turnout was 1,219 of 2,075 registered, with precinct breakdowns by ward.

Elmer Erickson Paul Hoeft Bessemer Board of Education Peter Relich Cecelia McKie Geno Mattella James Bria Louis Perotti

Carlson Honored At Open House For School Leaders

Superintendent Clemens E. Carlson and Principal Howard Brown were honored at Harding School during an open house hosted by the Harding Parent-Teachers Association. Carlson retires June 30 as superintendent of Bessemer Township Schools. Brown will become Ramsay School principal this fall. Gifts were presented by President William Scott. The event featured lilac and tulip arrangements, refreshments, and guests from the local community.

Clemens E. Carlson Harding Harding Parent-Teachers Association Carlson Bessemer Township Howard Brown Brown Ramsay Supt. Carlson William Scott Gust Jacobson Floyd Jacobson Reino Salonen Clarence Banfield Scott

U P May Be Eligible For Grant

UPCAP elected new officers and heard action plans from two standing committees at its annual meeting in Iron Mountain. The group was told the Upper Peninsula may obtain a 125000 grant to assemble information for attracting industry and implement development projects. ARA said the grant would be feasible as UPCAP requested help and could direct the effort.

UPCAP Iron Mountain Upper Peninsula Lynn Sandberg L’anse Area Redevelopment Administration ARA William Leland Washington Lake States Sandberg Ara Sandra Jean Thomas Richter Francis Spagnoletti South Besseone Richter Erwin Richter U. P Leland Esssesse

Engagement Announcement for Daughter of Wood Family

The engagement and forthcoming marriage of the Wood family daughter are announced. Details note the couple and family involvement with plans for a future ceremony.

Production record set by Pride Pabst Burke Ona 3943937

Pride Pabst Burke Ona 3943937 a seven year old Holstein cow owned by Carl R Martinson of Bessemer Michigan produced 15350 lbs milk and 611 lbs butterfat in 306 days Michigan State University supervised the weighing and testing as part of the national Holstein association herd testing program. Also noted are wedding plans and academic milestones for local residents including Claire Semmerling and Rich ter Spagnoletti with mentions of their studies and future plans.

Holstein-Friesian Association of America Pride Pabst Burke Ona Carl R. Martinson Bessemer Michigan Michigan State University

Mrs Simon Hill Dies At 88 In Ironwood

Mrs Simon Hill 88 of 908 B Ayer St Ironwood died Saturday June 9 at Grand View Hospital where she had been a patient since January Born Ida Takalo Sept 29 1873 in Pyhajoki Finland she came to the United States in 1899 and settled here She is survived by her husband two sons Nante Holappa Ironwood William Holappa Bessemer one brother Atrian Takalo Port Arthur Canada one sister Mrs Siiki Pahkasalo Pyhajoki Finland seven grandchildren 14 great grandchildren and 14 great great grandchildren Funeral services were held Tuesday at 1 30 p m at the Nyberg Miller Mortuary with Rev Walther N Reini Apostolic Lutheran Church officiating Rev Waino Aili of Duluth assisted Interment was in Riverside Cemetery

Simon Hill

Picnic July 1 at Tourist Park fundraises for Independence Day

A public picnic on Sunday July 1 at Clayberg Street Tourist Park aims to finance the Independence Day celebration. A queen contest invites high school girls, with the queen earning a war bond. Hot dogs hamburgers and beverages will be sold. entertainment and music planned. tug of war between VFW and Legion teams led by Peter Relich.

Clayberg Street VFW Legion Peter Relich Veterans of Foreign Wars Gedda_Cychosz American Legion

Four Local Students Graduate From Houghton Tech

Michigan Tech graduates William D. Brown David B. Carpenedo James R. Johnson and Robert J. Juntunen receive B S degrees in mathematics civil engineering and engineering physics at Houghton commencement. Brown plans field service work at AC Spark Plug Milwaukee and is Pi Sigma math club treasurer. Carpenedo will join Wisconsin Highway Commission Milwaukee. Johnson will work for Minneapolis Honeywell Minneapolis. Juntunen earns civil engineering degree and is married to Arlene Woodruff Keenan. families in Bessemer and Wakefield.

William D. Brown David B. Carpenedo James R. Johnson Robert J. Juntunen Bessemer Michigan College of Mining and Technology Houghton Howard Brown Yale Ave Brown Ilwaukee Tech Pi Sigma A. D. Johnston High School Wisconsin Highway Commission Milwaukee Carpenedo American Society of Civil Arch Iesagg Wa Tualate Tad Beta Pi Reuben C. Johnson Sellar St Fay J. Erickson Woolsey Vincent Cosgrove Gree Arlene Mae Woodruff Wis Keenan A. D. Johnston Michigan Tech Junion Juneen Dale Stengard Letics Divine Infant Hos- American Society of Civil Enginpital Wakefield Eers

Boy Shot by Stray Bullet in Yale Location Yard

Dwight Filippini, 16, son of Mr and Mrs Louis Filippini of 304 S Peck St was shot in the back below the right shoulder blade by a stray bullet Tuesday noon. Police say he and Arthur Lyons were working on a truck motor in the Clarice Kapugia home yard when hit. He walked home then received x rays and treatment at Divine Infant Hospital. The bullet was a nearly spent 22 caliber. City authorities warned that firing any firearm within city limits is illegal and violators will be prosecuted.

Dwight Filippini Louis Filippini S. Peck St Dwight Arthur Lyons Clarice Kapugia Yale Divine Infant Hospital

Two Women Injured in Car Mishap at US 2 Crossing

Miss Mary Ann Chakich and Miss Loreen Johnson were treated at Grand View Hospital after a Saturday 1:30 a.m. crash on the US 2 and Infirmary Road crossing. Passengers in a car driven by 20 year old Montreal resident Anthony Darin, who reportedly lost control, causing the vehicle to leave the road.

Mary Ann Chakich Loreen Johnson Grand View Hospital US 2 Infirmary Road Crossing Anthony Darin Montreal

Queen Contest For Fourth Of July Now In Progress

A report on the Tri City TV Improvement Corp fund drive shows 262 memberships sold citywide with $30 full payments or installments. Ward tallies: 60 in First, 40 in Second, 102 in Third, 40 in Fourth, 20 in Fifth. Contestants sell Playhouse tickets for the July 1 Tourist Park picnic. Call Walter Gray, William Johnson, George Sionkala, or Peter Relich to enter. The Fourth of July Bonanza Parade includes Son's Squadron of the Ironwood American Legion Drum & Bugle Corps, Marty's Goldenaires, Iron County VFW Drum & Bugle Corps, and Ironwood Municipal Band. A parade floats listing is being compiled. organization entries are encouraged. A June 15 planning meeting with Auxiliaries will finalize the Children’s Parade at 1:30 p.m. on July 4. The drive aims for 1,000 memberships across Wakefield, Bessemer, and Ramsay. Memberships are $30. contact treasurer Isadore Macchani at Bessemer National Bank. The calendar notes a ward-chairman meeting June 20 at 7:30 p.m. in the Elks lounge to align future action. Memorial Day activities included Cub Scout Pack 315 at Den Mother Mrs. Kravetz’s home. Den secretary Joe Bria, and post tours to Wakefield State Police post. Sgt. Bonello urged visitor groups to come. the Cub Scouts toured equipment and heard radio calls.

Tri-City TV Improvement Corp Elks Club Bessemer Committee John Sartoris First Ward Second Ward Third Ward Fourth Ward Fifth Ward Walter, Gray William Johnson George Sionkala Peter L. Relich Ironwood American Legion Marty Sartoris William G. Johnson Joseph Bria Waiko Spets John Pelissero George Honkala Joseph Martell Robert Hellman VFW American Legion Bessemer Herald Bonanza Bul Elks Commuunities Wakefield Ramsay Isadoree Maccani Bessemer National Bank Joey Bria Jim Barbacovi Arthur Boline Jon Pann Cubs Andrew Kravetz Cosmo Bonello

Local Graduates Awarded Scholarships

Bessemer High School awarded scholarships to graduates Miss Stempihar and Miss Goral in recognition of scholastic achievements. Miss Stempihar earned a four year Alumni scholarship to Michigan State University to study medical technology and ranked 11th in her class of 79. Miss Goral received a Freshman Tuition scholarship to the University of Wisconsin Madison and plans to major in psychology. Both students participated in multiple activities including debate band drama and student council.

John W. Johnson Charles Boggetto Jr Charles Tirpik George Sabol Bessemer Chamber of Commerce Johnson's Marilyn Stempihar Theresa Ironwood Goral A. D. John Iton High School Walter Gray E. Sellar Besse Stempihar John Stempihar Tilden Road Bessemer Michigan State University East Lansing Thespian Dramatic Society the Crier Bayview High School Milwaukee University of Wisconsin, Madison Girls Glee Club Girls Athletic Association Drift Geral Jack Jewess Sellar St

Sharon Lutheran Church Summer Schedule Starts Sunday

Sharon Lutheran Church announces a summer schedule with a single service at 9 30 A M each Sunday and no Sunday School during the summer. The schedule continues through Labor Day Sunday and welcomes visitors to worship at the Sharon Church.

Sharon Lutheran Church Sharon Church

Nancy Niemi Graduates From Grace Lutheran Nursing Program

Mr and Mrs Reino Niemi of South Bessemer attended the Grace Lutheran Church ceremony for the Augustana Nursery Infant Nursing Program on May 25. Their daughter Nancy Ann Niemi was among 15 graduates and will continue training until November 1962 before receiving her diploma.

Reino Niemi South Bessemer Augustana Nursery Grace Lutheran

Mrs C Gustafson Retires From Grand View Nursing Staff

Mrs Clarence Elizabeth Gustafson retires after 22 years at Grand View Hospital. She was guest of honor at a dinner at El Capitan with night shift co workers and nursing staff including Marie Prarizzi, Audrey Prosek, Elizabeth Hulme, Lillian Kostac, Carol Mukavitz, Elodese Budnik, Delores Erspamer, Violet Bonovetz and Elizabeth Gustafson. Attendance noted absence of Gloria Bertagnoli, Esther Milinovich and Bester Maki. Gustafson received corsage and gift and presented her Nurses Pin to Carol Mukavitz.

Clarence Elizabeth) Gustafson el Capitan Gustafson Grand View Hospital Marie Prarizzi Mesdames Audrey Prosek Elizabeth Hulme Lillian Kostac Carol Mukavitz Elodese Budnik Delores Erspamer Violet Bono

Bessemer Teens Travel The World This Summer

The Harding Community 4 H Club meets as Diana Niemi is elected president and the group plans dairy, gardening, food prep and photography projects. Teaser notes Gary Masse travels from June 14 visiting Minnesota Wyoming Oregon and Seattle World’s Fair, while Eileen Johnson teaches at First Baptist Ironwood and Ann Thors sails Europe June 19 visiting Italy England and Switzerland before six week return.

Bessemer Globe Ggry Masse Gary Minnesota Wyoming Oregon Seattle Washington Eileen Johnson Eileen First Baptist Church of Ironwood Ann Thors Ann America Europe Pan American Airlines Italy England France Austria Switzerland U. S Thors Diana Niemi Arthur Johnson Marlene Jacobson Kathy Jacobson

Clergy Appointments Effective June 26 1962

Catholic church personnel receive transfers and new assignments across Michigan. Dominic A. Zadm moves from Immaculate Conception Iron Mountain to Bishop secretary. Chester J. Franczek becomes St Sebastian Bessemer pastor. Howard J. Brown shifts to St Francis Hospital Escanaba chaplain and Holy Name High School faculty. Jerome L. Larsen relocates to Assumption Iron River. William Russell to St Cecilia Caspian. G Kenneth Brett becomes Immaculate Conception Iron Mountain assistant. Lena J. Zadra newly ordained becomes assistant at St Mary Norway.

Dominic A. Zadm Immaculate Conceptions Church Iron Mountain Chester J. Franczek St. Stanislaus Church Goetzville St. Sebastian Church Bessemer Howard J. Brown St. Christopher Church Marquette St. Francis Hospital Escanaba Holy Name High School Jerome L. Larsen St. Michael Church

Information Center To Open In Gogebic County Next Year

Lansing reports that Michigan will open a Tourist Information Center in Gogebic County next year, approved by the 1962 Legislature. Construction will require months for plans and bids, with location decided by summer traffic studies. Other centers in Monroe, New Buffalo, and Menominee are part of the statewide program.

Lansing Eee Gogebic County John Murray Highway Department Murray Monroe County New Buffalo Menominee

Also Mentioned on This Page

Erickson Hoeft McKie Erickson Ee Frank Semmerling University of Michigan Ann Arbor Claire Northern Michigan College Luther L. Wright High School Gogebic Community College Hartford Conn Spagnoletti Mrs Houghton Tech William H. Rice Sr Sheila Hedberg Robert Blaha Billie Walled Lake Frank Blaha John Masnaghetti Hazel Nigg Plainwell, Mich Gust Anderson Sophie St Plymouth Indiana Mis Hawin Vonnsuu Jackson Mich Raymond Olson William Holappa Jr Carl E. Olson Ronald Tourville Coulpes Club Robert Anderson Oscar Maki Richard Korpels Walter Newman Hilmer Nyman Carl O. Johnson Walter Newmans Seeeess Queen Tri-City TV CUB Scout Den 4 Den Dave Kuster Sharon Luth Nancy Niemi C. Gustafson Grand View By Pat Perotti Harding Community Melvin Jacobson Information Center
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