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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1923
Page
4
Local column lists residents visiting returning from jobs in Milwaukee Chicago Seattle and other cities. Names include Henry Barnholdt V Chiartano Joe Hobeny Mary Ellis and many more. families travel for work, schooling, and funerals with church events noted.
Advert says Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea removes poisons from liver, kidneys, and bowels. Claims include coated tongue bad breath headaches pimples and bad blood. Endorsed by Bessemer Pharma cy ady.
An advertisement touts Hollster's Rocky Mountain Tea as an unbeatable solution for constipation. The copy promises relief and urges readers to try the product, claiming it will please customers and be effective.
Mrs. Logan and daughter Marguerite returned to Watersmeet after a short visit in the city. Mrs. Louise Weeks of Detroit joins Mrs. Thomas Weeks at Yale location, while Mrs. Fred Parkinson and two sons arrive from Miles City, Mont. Rev. Fraser Lintelmann Hagen traveled from Sylvania after a day of fishing. Mrs. E F Lesselyong and son John of Ironwood visited Mrs. Hilligan’s mother on Wednesday.
Vendla Johnson returns from Escanaba after a ten day visit with relatives. Mrs. Arthur Pelton and two children and Mrs. Jack Harmanna and son depart for Detroit to join husbands and establish homes there. Miss Fannie Erickson arrives from Battle Creek to visit briefly while pursuing a nursing course. Emma Hoeft returns from ten days away at the national Lady MaCaBees convention in South Bend as a delegate. she will stay with her mother and sister Alice Hoeft, who will also visit here for about a month. Alice Hoeft studies nursing at Battle Creek Sanitarium.
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist church held a Wednesday evening event at the C R Cobb home that drew about 200. A fine program featured Leonard Hoffman and George Sorenson, Bertha Selin, Calenetta Cobb, Pauline Knobloch, John McDonald, Ray Swanson, Rev James Roberts, Lenore Kitto, Dorothy Dahl, and J Nichols. Hostesses were Mrs C R Cobb and Mrs C H Swanson.
The Epworth League of the Methodist church hosts a social this afternoon and evening on the court house lawn. Ice cream and cake will be served from 5 to 10 o'clock. Everyone is welcome.
Circle No 3 of the Presbyterian Ladies Aid will hold a Wednesday afternoon meeting on June 20 in the church parlors. Hostesses are Mrs. George Stolberg Mrs. John Duda and Mrs. George Koronski. Public invited.
A Monday evening bluff supper honored Mrs. C Scavarda of Lansing visiting with relatives. Hosted by Miss Nellie Castle and Miss Lily Johnson, the event featured a premie luncheon at 7, marshmallow toast, then singing and toasts. Attendees included Mrs. Ferro Mengheni McDona ld Pelander Hellman Haario Mac c ani Ferro Ellos Brown Bradley Halappa De Biasi Loncharte El los Johnson Castle and others from Cary, Elm Eklund.
Church notes list morning worship at 10 30 with Children Day program during the service and Sunday School at 11 30 Puritan Community S S 2 30 Rev Chas M Fraser leads morning worship and Junior League at 2 00 No evening service at the M E church due to the Baccalaureate sermon at the High School Rev James Roberts announced
Sharon Lutheran Church lists Sunday School at 9 30 and Puritan Sunday School at 2 30. Services at Ironwood 10 30 and Wakefield 3 00. No evening service due to the pastor preaching the high school baccalaureate sermon. Rev. C A Benander.
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