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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1933
Page
10
Long list of local residents visiting relatives in Milwaukee Detroit Iron River and other cities along with summer trips for students teachers and nurses. St Sebastian church confirms a large class of 158 with multiple priests and a linen shower honors Evaleene Gerry. Gerry to marry Charles Sandeson in Huntsville Missouri.
Mrs Herman Weiss hosted the monthly business and social meeting of the Methodist Episcopal Ladies Aid society on Tuesday afternoon at her home. A delicious lunch was served at 4:30.
The St Sebastian Catholic Ladies Aid met Tuesday afternoon in church parlors with hostesses Misses Natalie Wagner Mayme Forno Fiella Knoblock Isabelle Mayer Mayme Pennetti Mary Moutino Rena Varalli and Victoria Billie. The Finnegan McDonald wedding of Mrs Jennie McDonald and John Finnegan occurred last Thursday at 6 am at St Sebastian church with Rev C J Swoboda officiating. A wedding breakfast for 18 was served at the bride’s home.
The text lists Sunday School at 1 34 a m and Young Peoples Society at 6 3 p m with a Children Day Program at 7 30 p m led by C L Harries pastor. The source notes Presbyterian Church events and a named pastor.
The Methodist Episcopal Church schedules 10 a.m. public worship with a sermon on Two Great Questions and special music. Sunday School at 11 a.m. and Epworth League at 6:30 p.m. Led by Raymond G. Cameron. Evening Worship at 7:30 features an evangelistic message and live song service. Wednesday 7:30 p.m. midweek prayer. All invited.
Trinity Lutheran on Sie AL M announces hour change for next Sunday. First Sunday in Trinity Season service with sermon The Only True God. Summer program begins Monday June 9 with daily sessions for children age 14 and under in church parlors. Weekly choir rehearsals midweek, and Holy Communion next Sunday June 25 at 9 AM. Pastor Theo F A Nickel.
An extraordinary case reports a public prosecutor charged with double murder. The piece notes the prosecutor facing trial as part of a sensational magazine feature in The American Weekly distributed with next Sunday's Chicago Herald and Examiner.
A party honoring Miss Violet Orting on her birthday was hosted by Misses June Nobert and Dorothy Van Gorder at Orting's home. Guests danced and played games with music by Mr. Orling. gifts were presented to the honoree. Several local residents and visitors were listed among attendees and later afternoon hospitality included a luncheon.
In the last two weeks Mr and Mrs Wm Harris plan a weekend return to Phil lips with Mr and Mrs Martin Bersano of Bessemer and the Harris children. Mrs A J Fink leaves on a Chicago trip for business and pleasure. Carl Smith returning from Cloquet Minn with Miss H Swenson. Mr and Mrs Jack Judson depart for a business trip to Southern Michigan. Dick Eidemiller heads to Negaunee to visit grandparents. Mrs Alfred Smith visiting relatives in Cloquet Minn. Frank J Smith of Castile Mining Co spent the week in Crystal Falls. Mr and Mrs Wm Pearce and Mrs Pond of Bessemer head to Ann Arbor for hospital. They will stop in Chicago to see friends.
Mr and Mrs J A Sabin hosted a Friday evening at their home to honor Miss Fern Andrews and Frank Trethewey with a pre nuptial shower. Prizes in five hundred and bunco were awarded. gifts opened at 11 and luncheon served to a long list of guests. Andrews and Trethewey slated to wed later this month.
A large group of Anvil children received confirmation at St. Sebastian church in Bessemer Sunday morning. Anvil circle women served breakfast in the church basement after the service.
An illustrated feature asserts evidence of wicked practices in the ancient Cities of the Plain. The piece claims these sins angered the Lord, leading to brimstone and fire, and cites material from The American Weekly and Detroit Times for next Sunday.
A columnist argues that the nation would improve with increased work and fewer holidays, urging policy focus on productivity and labor over leisure time, reflecting concerns about economic burden and national efficiency.
A quote notes many youths who signed up in the world war believed they enlisted for the duration of the United States treasury. The remark underscores wartime attitudes toward service and financial backing.
The Iron River high school band earned an excellent rating in Class B at the national band contest in Evanston Illinois last week. Judges did not award first or second place this year, labeling bands as superior excellent good or inferior. The group also performed radio concerts at the Century of Progress exposition in Chicago on Friday evening Saturday afternoon and Sunday evening as part of a mass band performance.
Spinach cabbage eggs milk and cod liver oil provide calcium or vitamin D to help prevent tooth decay. Dr Leslie N Gay of Johns Hopkins notes that air conditioning at home and in offices offers positive relief for hay fever and asthma sufferers.
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