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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1922
Page
2
Local notes describe Mrs. O Tarrell and Mrs. Mullen visiting Ironwood and Bessemer friends, with many Ramsay and Wakefield residents making similar calls. The column also notes theater and club events, bridge gatherings, and a Foresters meeting upcoming in January.
The county clerk lists five marriage licenses issued this week including Annie Beondick and Louis Lopez of Ironwood Olga Jensen and Edward O’Hare of Phillips Adele Peter and Ernest Crow of Mercer Jennie Swan of Verona and Harry Johnson of Ramsay plus Mrs Josephine Kozisi and Frank Colimba of Ironwood. Yeoman Entertained Yeomen Homestead held a regular meeting Thursday with a business session and cards. next meeting January 26 will be a combined business and social event with lunch. visiting members welcome. Bridge Club Entertainment Mrs Otto Torrell hosted the Saturday Bridge Club. high score went to Mrs Nathan Rice. German Ladies Aid The Ladies Aid Society of the German Lutheran church meets at 2:30 pm at Mrs Paul Becker’s home. public welcome. Lady Maccabees A regular meeting Monday planned a dance at Elk’s Hall February 3 with social hour and refreshments after.
A regular PTA meeting was held Friday afternoon at the Tarte school. Plans were made for an open meeting to be held sometime in February.
Qubrielle Annun aio, a poet and hero of Finme independence, has begun making wine on a lakefront property in Gardone Italy. He claims to craft small amounts enough to be considered a wine producer and aims for a wine that could rival French and Spanish offerings with a new country-branded name.
Bessemer Township taxes are collected at Peoples State Bank daily except Sundays and legal holidays from 9 A.M. to 12 M starting Monday January 22 to March 1. A four percent additional fee is not collected to comply with the statutes.
Want ads describe employment for agents to manage city trade for J. R. Watkins Company products. offers free sample and particulars from Dept. 72 Wi nona Minn and lists address. Also room rental notices for furnished room with hot air heat on Moore Street and another furnace heated room inquiry with contact Peter Ferrari.
Used range offered by W. H. Chaney. Convertible fuel burning option noted with a bargain price. The ad provides limited details and a name for contact.
Sunday school at 9 30 and confirmation class Saturday at 2 80 are listed with no morning services on Sunday. The notice summarizes church events and schedule for worship and instruction.
Morning Worship at 10 30 with a lesson on Walk in the Spirit Sunday school at 11 40 featuring Elijahs Flight and Return from First Kings chapter 19 verses 9 through 18 Epworth League at 6 30 p m with John Wesley Jr 2 Tim 1 4 16 Evening Worship at 7 30 on Faith Wednesday prayer service at 7 30 led by Rev Ernest Brown
The church lists a morning service at 10 30 with the theme A Golen Silence an anthem I Leaven Unfold Its Por tals Wide Sunday school at 11 30 Puritan class at 2 59 Pastor Class at 4 00 and Evening Service at 7 30 with subject Solomon’s Last Words.
A skin specialist touts Mentho Sulphur as a cure for facial eruptions and rashes. The advertisement claims rapid healing the next day and asserts its germ destroying properties make it unique among remedies. It promises relief for eczema and urges readers to obtain a small jar from druggists.
A meeting of the Catholic Ladies Aid is scheduled in the basement of St Sebastian's Church on Tuesday afternoon January 24. Lunch will be served from 2 30 to 5 00. Hostesses will be Mrs John Hayes Mrs John Scavarda Mrs W J Balduc and Mrs G W Cummins.
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