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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1932
Page
8
Washington D C The United States Civil Service Commission warns the public against paying money for coaching courses for Federal civil service examinations. Such schools often take money under false pretenses and one dealer is under indictment in Iowa.
Thirty five lines summarize a crowded Herald file: 25 graduates receive diplomas in a Thursday ceremony at the high school auditorium with Prof Albin W Small of the University of Chicago delivering the address Zita Johnston salutatory and George Rupp valedictory. The 1907 class list includes Selma Anderson Frank Byrne Nellie Berg Lillian Carroll Frank Duda Arthur Hansen Lillian Johnson Zita Johnston Albertina Kallander Cyril McKie Jennie Olson Leda Otto Mae Roman Theresa Roman William Roberts George Rupp Sarah Sater Nicholas Springhetti Raymond Towhey Belle Vogtlin Anna Vomastek Peter Wroblewski Dan Eggan of Ashland is the lowest bidder for the new high school at 43257.59 dollars awarded by the school board. Other notes include local graduates home from Oshkosh normal school and Milwaukee Downer college, a wedding between Ella May Crowgey and Gustav G Stonemark, J P Richards departing for South Africa via New York and England, powder explosion injuring Abe Rogers, Mollie Cummings and George Kelly marriage, Nettie Anderson and Herman Carlson marriage, Edwin Nagelstock returning from Armour's Institute, a bachelor dreaming of marriage and a married friend replying.
Welsh declares for strong leadership and state aid to ease unemployment while criticizing a prior legislative session. He calls for stripping honors from officials and demanding public service, warning Michigan faces continued suffering without decisive action. He notes alliance with Groesbeck and hints at gubernatorial prospects for the fall election.
The club wag quips a method to settle unemployment by placing all men on one island and all women on another to keep everyone busy. He specifies they would be building boats, a humorous solution from Tit-Bits.
The Michigan Department of State implements a staggered part time plan from June 15 to cover summer months. About 125 workers are affected, with schedules varied by dependency status. Four cases of six to seven dependents are full time. The plan is already prompting interest from other departments.
Department of State records show about 8 000 motor vehicle plates may be lost in 1933. Duplicate plates cost 1 each. From Jan 3 to June 15, 2 828 duplicates were requested. Past years show roughly three times as many plates lost in the second half of the year.
An exchange shows a fond parent laughing at children racing to grab a toothbrush first thing in the morning. The nurse asks about regular brushing, and a child retorts with mischief. The scene captures playful family morning routines.
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