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Newspaper

Bessemer Herald

Location

Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1931

Page

11

Bessemer Team Wins Second Over Winegar in Baseball Tilt

Large crowd at Bessemer Athletic Park watches Matager George Mazanec’s squad dominate Winegar 7 to 4. Key moments include two three-base hits by Kiki and Chester, Larry Nelson driving in runs, and a sharp pitching duel between Erickson and Pufall. Nelson collects three of four, Stefanie and Blandt contribute multiple hits, and a crucial ninth-inning double play preserves the win.

Matager George Mazanec Winegar Bessemer Athletic Park Chester Choai- Maré Stefanie Bessemer Witegser Bors Kiki Larry Nelson_ Besemer Fichter Omain Wally Erickson Pufall Chouinard Larry Nelson Kiki Chester Nelson Butt Longhini Gates Bjork StraBic Ericksom Erickson Winecar Bessemer Bors Secomd WiSegar Itfielders Larry Ne'soe Loeghini Chocinar Lorchini Om Stefanes Isto Chiapanzio Gordon Erickson Winegar Some Marser Wilder Allery Elamdt Pafali Blandt L. Nelsom Joe Cloon Wakefield Empire Abarpore Winegar Archambeau Nena Wilber Elandt Buck Hoffman Rtf Chiapazio Bessemer Kiki Rtf Chouinard L. Nelson Erickkson

Electric Storm Destroys Farm Home Near Puritan

A Friday night electric storm capped a two day heat wave. Lightning hit Gustave Swanberg’s farm home near Puritan around 1 o’clock, igniting a fire that consumed the house and furniture. Mr and Mrs Swanberg and two children escaped with no possessions saved. The fire, aided by a struck radio aerial, burned rapidly. the house was partially insured. The Bessemer fire department faced a jammed access road and smoky streets as heavy rain caused basement floods across Iremweed and downtown. Basements flooded, stock and equipment stored in store cellars were ruined. The Montreal river west branch overflowed for the first time in years. Hurley residents say the river is at its highest in a decade.

Gustave Swanberg Puritan Swanberg Bessemer Bamber Montreal Hurley

Large Class Receive Confirmation Sunday

The Rt. Rev. Paul Joseph Mussbaum bishop of the Marquette diocese conferred the sacrament of confirmation on about 150 children and adults at St. Sebastian church Sunday morning at the 7:38 service. An equal number of sponsors attended and a large crowd witnessed the exercises with Assisting Bishop Mussbaum joined by Rev. C. P. Cronan and Rev. C. J. Swoboda.

Paul Joseph Mussbaum Marquette St. Sebastian Mussbaum C. P. Cronan St. Mary's Church Wakefield C. J. Swoboda

Bessemer High ROTC Earns Excellent Rating

Among 41 schools in the sixth corps area, A D Johnston High School in Bessemer received an excellent ROTC rating. The program, established in 1930, reflects strong leadership and long-standing ROTC presence. A July 12 1931 letter from Sixth Corps Area HQ in Chicago confirms the commendation, conveyed by Capt G A M Atkerson.

A. D. Johnston High Bessemer Gerester Eher Chicago G. A M. Atkerson P. M A. D. Johnston

Frank Probelski Injured in Black River Road Crash

Frank Probelski was injured days ago when the automobile he rode in overturned on Black River road. An X-ray at Grand View revealed four fractures in the right ribs. He returned home after treatment.

Frank Probelski Black River Grand View

Will Play Wakefield Sunday in Northern League clash

The Northern League finds the team tied for fourth as manager Mazanec eyes Sunday's game with Wakefield. Beessemer, riding a new lineup, defeated Wakefield at the local athletic park weeks ago and expects another win. Other Sunday games: Hurley at Ironwood and Whitegar at Montreal.

Mazanec Wakefield Beessemer Loeal Athletic Park Bessmer Fams Hurley Ironwood Witegar Montreal

Building and repairing in city active in Bessemer

Several building and repair projects are under way in Bessemer. Excavation for the high school addition is underway. The Kuivinen house was sold to Ralph Olson who will move it west to a new foundation. Dr. Kuivinen will occupy the Bayliss home vacated by Capt. Pence and family.

Bessemer E. J. Kuivinen Charles Berwald Ralph Olson Dr. Kuivinen Bayliss Capt. Pence Johnson and Johnson and Ludsrud. Irronwood Contractors Trinity Lutheran Church C. R. Cobb Olson and Bergquist Ironwood Contractors Donich Peter Carpenedo Charles Jezek North Bessemer School W. W. Gray Joseph Pecard Clarence Otto

Mistaken For Deer Ends in Shooting Near Iron Belt

Arnold Bjork of Iron Belt was shot twice while hunting a deer with two youths, Onni Tervo and Taisto Myllykangas, southeast of Iron Belt. He is in critical condition at Grand View hospital after being hit in the chest near the heart and left arm. The youths are detained in the county jail. Bjork, a World War veteran, was carrying a deer carcass when the pair fired after mistaking motion in the bushes for an animal.

Arnold Bjork Iron Belt Grand View Hospital Bjork Onni Tervo Taisto Myllykangas Tjork

Waino Kantala 47 Dies in Ironwood Car Crash

Waino Kantala 47 of Ironwood died from injuries after a collision on Colby Hill when his car struck a tree near the First and Last corner. He was taken from wreckage to Grand View hospital where he died. Born in Finland, he came to the United States 12 years ago and ran a boarding house in Ironwood. Surviving: his mother in Finland, brother Adolph of Saxon, sister Mrs Hjalmer Silvonen of Saxon. Funeral at Palace Hall Ironwood this afternoon. burial Riverside Cemetery Ironwood.

Waino Kantala Ironwood Colby Hill Kantala Grand View Hospital Finland Adolph Saxon Hjalmer Silvonen Palace Hall Riverside Cemetery

Funeral Services For Mrs Corda

Funeral services for Mrs. Steve Corda, who died Tuesday evening at her home, were held Saturday morning from St. Sebastian church with Rev. C J Woboda officiating. Burial was in Hillrest cemetery. Pall bearers were August Kondzella, Bardick Pucilowski, Joseph Wozniak, Charles Babicky, John Awsciewicz and Louis Savitski.

Steve Corda St. Sebastian Church C. J. Woboda Hillrest Cemetery August Kondzella Bardick Pucilowski Joseph Wozniak Charles Babicky John Awsciewicz Louis Savitski

Broadcasting Michigan From WMAQ Chicago

Michigan's outdoor summer appeal will be broadcast from station WMAQ Chicago Daily News on Thursday nights June 25 July 2 and 9. Programs run 4:00 to 9:15 p m with Upper Peninsula listeners urged to tune in and invite others.

Michigan WMAQ Chicago Daily News Upper Peninsula

Local Women Held For Shoplifting In Escanaba

Mrs Grace Bell 25 and her sister in law Miss Ida Bell 20 both of Bessemer were caught shoplifting in Escanaba and sentenced by James S Doherty to five days in jail and a $50 fine each. They took four dresses two beach pajamas and other articles from Escanaba department stores. They were acquitted of a similar charge at the May term of circuit court in Bessemer.

Grace Bell Ida Bell Bessemer Escanaba James S. Doherty

William Cox Dies of Heart Ailment in Milwaukee

William Cox 61 died Tuesday night in Milwaukee after a heart ailment. He lived in 3 Bessemer about 20 years ago and was well known to longtime residents. Born May 11, 1869 in Rockland, Michigan, he married Etta Davis of this city and is survived by his widow, five children Esther Ruth Eunice Alford and Leslie of Milwaukee, three brothers Abe Richard and Charles Cox, and two sisters E Morton of Greenland and Mrs. Emily Carpenter of Ironwood.

Milwaukee William Cox Bessemer Ruth Eunice Alford Leslie Abe Richard Charles Cox E. Morton Greenland, Mich Emily Carpenter Ironwood

Local residents visit kin during summer and travel home

Miss Mary Stefanic and Miss Mary Mesich return from Marquette and Milwaukee to visit parents during summer vacation. Mrs. Carlson, Mario Re, and Julia Parobek also come home from Milwaukee and Chicago respectively for visits. Families travel to Eveleth, Iron River, Iron Mountain and Duluth for weekends and short stays with relatives and friends.

Mary Stefanic State Teachers College Marquette Paul Stefanic Mary Mesich Milwaukee Frank Mesich F. H. Carlson Mario Re Peter Re Julia Parobek Chicago Susan Parobek Steve Fodor Ruth Iron River John Tillner Albert Tillner Louis Colla Iron Mountain Joseph Zadra Mayville Wis W. A. Knoll Emil Leonard C. F. Johnson Alpha Mich Helen Busch Paul Busch Frank Mardelli Joseph Mardelli Alfred Julius Rigotti Howard Hoyvanen Duluth Suomi College Joseph Camani Norway Charles Fendo

Lake Gogebic water rights row at county board meeting

Copper District Power Co seeks raise to 54 inches, proposing shore work and cost sharing to satisfy property owners and park lands. Board tabled resolution, debate over condemning rights and negotiations with lake properties continues amid pending circuit court suit.

County Board of Supervisors Copper District Power Co Lake Gogebie Court House Judiciary Committee Frank Milavetz Lake Gogebic Brandt Hild Kelly Larson Niemi Papin Patrick Simonson Voyce Wick Zinn McNicholas E. W. Massie The County Board Wise Laso Shore Line Gogebie County Gogebic County

Foxx's versatile rise to the A's first baseman

Jimmy Foxx began as a third baseman, shifted to catcher, and after four seasons secured the first baseman's job with the Oakland Athletics.

Jimmy Foxx A’s

Elsie Forsberg Elected to Phi Epsilon Society

Elsie Forsberg a student at Northern State Teachers College is elected a member of Phi Epsilon an honorary scholastic society. Selection honors scholarship and character and requires substantial work hours with rating based on first term hours. Membership limited to about twelve percent of eligible students.

Elsie Forsberg Northern State Teachers College Phi Epsilan Society the Normal

Township Unemployed To Register Tomorrow

Bessemer Township will receive the names of all those desiring to register for unemployment tomorrow. August Liikamen will register those in the first precinct at the Ramsay Town Hall, while James Annear will receive those at Puritan in the second precinct of Bessemer Township.

Bessemer Township Liikamen Ramsay Town Hall James Annear Puritan

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