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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1950
Page
2
A vast view urges Michigan parents to protect children as school ends. Emphasizing safe travel, hazard checks at home, supervised playgrounds, guarded beaches with buddy systems, and rest periods to reduce accident risks and illness, the message promotes vigilant, daily safeguards for summer play.
In a wartime era-influenced appeal General Marshall urged keeping faith with war dead by backing the United Nations, calling it a forum above bullets. James Farley warned Congress to cut federal spending, defend thrift, and resist centralized government to preserve national security and state autonomy.
Ideal weather lifts spirits as Liberty bell display dominates the week. Steelers face Norway at Massiefield Sunday. Community drive supports Fourth of July celebrations. Deep sea fishing season opens belatedly on Black River. Tigers surge to first place pleasing Detroit fans. George Mazanec wins a place on the local school board. Mussatti reelected to township school term. Rumor claims range shipments shift to Escanaba by rail to save time.
A fragment shows a closing-out sale advertised alongside a baseball roster note: a Duluth assignment replacing a wrist-injured first baseman Floyd George, lost for the season. The item also references Father Fredette’s engaged status with undisclosed fiancee details.
A playful note urges readers to share personal anecdotes and small happenings from daily life. It invites reports of hospital stays weddings baby announcements tea parties and social mischief while promising a jovial editorial reaction and “24 karat wisdom.”
An anxious criminal asks his Kentucky lawyer if justice will come. The attorney answers coolly that two jurors oppose hanging, signaling a potential setback in the case.
Look back five years to June 15 1945 when Big Bill Pellew and little Braisie Maccani won the U P doubles title at Wakefield by taking four matches to clinch the championship. William C Maki of Will Ann Hotel fame earned a heroic achievement citation while serving with an Italian field artillery unit. Delores Guglielmotto celebrated her sixth birthday with a Friday party on June 8.
June 15 advertised position seeks experienced saw files for circular mill and horizon band resaw in St Ignace Michigan. Steady work offered with contact by mail or in person at The Paul Bunyan Co.
Miss Edna Linzey became the bride of Mr. Urho Paulson in a Saturday ceremony at the Methodist parsonage with the Rev. J. H. Oatey officiating. The report notes 31 attendants and references the wedding party of Zita Buchko and John Salemi from Bessemer, now living in Chicago, who were married last Thursday in a separate ceremony.
Mary Ellen Meagher hosted a prenuptial shower titled akician to Vileiet ahas ane , is am event of the ets LaChapelle. The note mentions rear future plans and a social gathering in a local circle.
A number of local mining men are noted in a June 14 1940 item. The column reflects on early 20th century industry figures and gatherings among regional miners.
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