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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1933
Page
10
Coral notes and community items report Roger Cerioni, Sir William Pellew, and state officials traveling to Lansing and Ann Arbor for senate duties and legal meetings. Teachers, students, and residents from Bessemer, Ironwood, and surrounding towns plan trips to Milwaukee, Chicago, Detroit, Madison, and Minneapolis. A church supper and local society meetings detail summer activities and a June 12 wedding is announced.
The Woman's Missionary Society of Sharon Lutheran held a meeting yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs Otto Johnson. Members discussed ongoing projects and planned upcoming events.
The class of 1926 at Bessemer High School is organizing a reunion event. Details about date, location, and program are not specified in the fragment.
Church notices list Sunday School times at Presbyterian and Methodist churches with services, music, and speakers. Includes Epworth League, sermons by Pastor C L Harries and Co E Cameron, violin duets, devotional talks, midweek prayer, a Wednesday picnic, a holiness meeting June 30, and Iron Mountain Camp meetings July 14 to 23.
Thirty five members of the Bessemer Business Women's Club enjoyed a picnic supper Monday at the local tourist park with supper served at 6 30 by Mrs Joseph Mackani. Prizes were won by Miss Lola Waters and Miss Isabel Shaw. A Tuesday marriage at the Sharon Lutheran parsonage joined Miss Genevieve Stanlake and Clarence Johnson with vows read by Rev F E W Eastman. The couple plans a city home. A Bessemer firemen picnic at Piave Park drew a large crowd despite heat, with music by the 30 piece Bessemer Eagles Band under Peter De Rubels, and a Sunday band tour to advertise the event.
Mrs Albert Beissel hosted a Thursday afternoon party for Mrs Wm Curran of Phillips Wisconsin with luncheon for guests including Mrs Peter Giacherio Mrs William Harris Mrs J S Rummage Mrs John Lipke and Bobby Williams new guest of the Miller and Eide homes. Town residents travel to Calumet Champion Chicago and Battle Creek for visits and the World's Fair news.
Jelinski Nespodzany couple unite in marriage at St Marys church Hurley Rev Meyer performs vows Bride blue gown with white accents carries white roses Attendants pink gown with white accessories 25 served at home. couple to Milwaukee Chicago then World’s Fair home in Bessemer after July 1 Attendees include John and Frank Nespodzany Sobieszyk families from Menasha and Hurley
Miss Adelaide Ford and Lloyd Gregory were married Tuesday at the Presbyterian Church in Ironwood, with Rev. Chester L. Harries officiating. The ceremony featured fern and flower decorations, a wedding march by Clara Johnson, and a reception for 20 at the Moncher home. The newlyweds will reside in Newport Heights after July 15. Mrs. Gregory is a former Bessemer township teacher. Mr. Gregory works for Oliver Mining.
Gogebic region residents hosted and traveled for weekend events with guests from Chicago Milwaukee and Cloquet Minnesota. Clarence Vivian hosted a social gathering for Ed Thompson whose birthday was celebrated with a luncheon and gifts. Delegates were chosen to the Upper Peninsula Legion convention at Bessemer in July with alternates named. Albert Swanson attended a Runeberg hall dancing party hosted by Frank Benedict Will Maki and Eine Heikkanen with luncheon for guests.
Minnesotans Miss Fanny Lyle and Miss Marjorie Lyle of Oakland visit Anvil and Ironwood friends. Mrs. Albert Tillmner and son Myron return from Chicago after attending the World’s Fair. Louis Berreer, an instructor in Cadahy Wisconsin, plans a one week visit with his parents then heads to Menominee Wisconsin for summer school. Mario Re, a State Teachers College Marquette student, returns home for a short visit before summer session.
The Board of County Reed Commissioners in Bessemer Michigan invites sealed bids by June 23 at 2 PM for 3 008 peeled cedar posts 7 foot with 4 to 6 inch top. Bids quoted F O B care Bessemer Michigan for immediate shipment. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. George W Keronski Supt. $23 58
Incoherent OCR lists several highway work zones in Michigan's Upper Peninsula. Notes include US 2 near Mackinac to Schoolcraft line, M-38 near Baltimore River Ontonagon, M-28 west eight miles, M-33 near Cedar River, US 41 traffic advisories, and widening projects from various counties. Cited details are fragmentary and hard to reconcile.
Short stretch of construction near Lac La Belle Forks in Keweenaw Country. Men work north and south of Calumet. Drive carefully. TS 141 short stretch of construction south of Amasa in Iron County. Drive carefully.
Public auction set for August 4 1933 at 2 30 PM in the Gogebic County courthouse Bessemer Michigan. Lands described as Lot 11 Block 2 Karsty Addn to Bessemer now amended Karsty's Addition. Fenton J Manning as receiver for Peoples State Bank presiding. Belmont Waples attorney for plaintiff Ironwood Michigan inks the notice.
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