The 7" Rogues Repertoire by Paul Novascone
A first person humorous tale of a driverless Ford Roadster on Sophia I Street. The narrator chases the car and encounters a hat and a Daily Globe correspondent Georgard, then welcomes Harb while urging caution. A reader letter from "Dead Eye" Pete seeks a picture of his daughter referenced in the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leko
Levi Rice
Justice of the Peace
Sophia I
Fetrange
Harb
Georgard
Daily Globe
Bessemer
Mike
Photograph of Spagoonie by Redlleflsix Camera
A dated note describes sending a photo of Spagoonie. The image, captured with the fam ed Redlleflsix Camera, shows waves and a somnolent expression before his morning bath. The author asks Peach Eye to overlook pajamas in the shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peach Eye
Spagoonie
Spegoonie
Clucking talk at the Spur Radio Spagoone Crew
Spagoone and Happy Jack banter at the radio campfire about meals dogs and dreams. Herman recalls a late night cry for Mary L while Smokey laments the man’s fixation on women. Spagoonie and others interrupt with jabs and defensiveness about nobility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Mary L
Herman
Character banter in a playful exchange about Father Time
Happy Jack praises Father Time's appearance and intellect while Smokey pokes fun at his long skis and clothing. Owl adds a brief hoot suggesting amusement. The dialogue is lighthearted and humorous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Smokey
Paramount Pete Praises Group After Strong Roster
Manager Fuzzy Mazanec asserts the team has a swell lineup with Chouinard and Chester Stefanec. He says the squad is among the best in years and expects the pennant to return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount
Pete
Fuzzy Mazanec
Chouinard
Chester Stefanec
A pessimist in a splendid summer morning sleep
A reflective line imagines a pessimist who sleeps through the bright summer morning, contrasting mood with the season’s brightness and offering a pithy view on outlook and time.
Pity for Man Bossed by His Over-Sized Wife
A quip recalling a man dominated by a domineering spouse. The cartoonish line hints at marriage tensions and social satire without graphic detail.
Ladies Aid Society Meeting at German Trinity Lutheran Church
Mrs. F. H. Carlson hosted a Thursday afternoon gathering in the church parlors for the Ladies Aid society of the German Trinity Lutheran church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Carlson
Ladies Aid Society
German Trinity Lutheran Church
Midsummer Festival in Sharon Lutheran Church Lawn
The public was entertained at a midsummer festival on June 24 held Wednesday afternoon by the Ladies Aid society of Sharon Lutheran Church on the church lawn. Refreshments were served from 2 30 to 9 30 P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
Sharon Lutheran Church
Birthday Party for Marilyn Matteson Hosts Fifteenth Guest Gifts
Marilyn Matteson daughter of Mr. and Mrs A. J. Matteson was hostess at a Saturday party for her fifth birthday. Fifteen children attended. afternoon games were played and luncheon was served at five o'clock. Marilyn received many pretty gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Matteson
Marilyn
A. J. Matteson
Mrs Valentine Pricco Honored At Surprise Birthday
James Boggio, Mrs M Brusso and Mrs R Seffio hosted a surprise party for Mrs Valentine Pricco at her home on Saturday evening. About 40 guests attended the social event and a luncheon was served at 11 o clock. Mrs Pricco received a birthday gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine Pricco
James Boggio
M. Brusso
R. Seffio
Gervasio Farewell Party Before Chicago Move
Miss Lena Gervasio was guest of honor at a farewell dancing party hosted by Misses Inez Re and Rose Lucas at the Italian hall. About 60 guests attended and lunch was served at midnight. She plans to move to Chicago with her family soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Gervasio
Lena Gervasio
Inez Re
Rose Lucas
Gervasio
Chicago
Surprise party honors Miss Uth Roepke of Ironwood
The Young People's society of Trinity Lutheran church hosted a Wednesday surprise party for Miss Uth Roepke, guest of honor. Plans for her upcoming marriage to Pastor T. F. Nickel were announced, and she received a pewter sugar and creamer set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uth Roepke
Ironwood
Young People’s Society of
Trinity Lutheran Church
Roepke
Ev. T
Mrs Davies and daughter to move to Neenah home
Mrs Hugh Davies and her daughter Vivian will depart Monday for Neenah to join Mr Davies and establish a home at 906 Pine Street. Mrs Davies, long the guest of honor at social gatherings, was the featured guest at a Monday sewing circle meeting hosted by Mrs C Hansen and received a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Davies
Vivian
Neenah
Mr. Davies
Pine St
Davies
C. Hansen
Mystic club entertains at Lake Gogebic summer home
Mrs. Paul Becker hosted Mystic club members at their Lake Gogebic summer home Tuesday evening. Dinner for 10 followed by late bridge with honors going to Mrs. Louis Menghini and Mrs. F. T. Thebert. Mrs. Paul Acett won a consolation prize. Out of town guest Mrs. L. Burnell of Hubble, Mich. also attended. Miss Jennie Oster and Arthur Basket wed June 22 at the Catholic parsonage in Negaunee. They honeymoon six days in Saulte Ste. Marie and Chicago before returning to Bessemer to establish their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Becker
Mystic Club
Lake Gogebic
Dirner
Louis Menghini
F. T. Thebert
Paul Acett
Burnell
Hubble, Mich
Jennie Oster
Bessemer
Arthur Basket
Mary Basket
Negaunee
Saulte St. Marie
Mich
Chicago
Dorothy Rizzie
Cincinnati
G. N. Eade
Jennie Lorko
Emil Lorkko
Engagements announced for Elsie and Lillian Larson
The engagements of Elsie Larson of Detroit and Lillian Larson of Detroit were announced by their mother Mrs. John Larson. Elsie plans to marry John N. Pearson of Chicago on Tuesday June 30, and Lillian will wed Edgar S. Bradley of Detroit on Saturday July 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie
Lillian Larson
John Larson
Detroit
Elsie Larson
John N. Pearson
Chicago
Edgar S. Bradley
Miss Mildred Peterson to Wed George Larson on Aug Twenty Second
Detroit bride Miss Mildred Peterson will marry George Larson son of Mrs John Larson. The Larson family has lived at Anvil location for many years and enjoyed a wide circle of friends on the range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Peterson
Detroit
George Larson
John Larson
Larson
Anvil
Ironwood Couple Wed at Methodist Church Ceremony
Mrs Florence Hughes of Ironwood and Henry James were married at 8 o clock Monday morning by Rev W S Francis at the Methodist Episcopal church parsonage. They will live in Bessemer where James works for McKinney Steel after a two weeks trip to Port Arthur Port Huron and other Canadian and Minnesota points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Hughes
Ironwood
Henry James
Methodist Episcopal Church
W. S. Francis
Allan Shaw
James
Port Arthur
Port Huron
Canada
Minnesota
Bessemer
McKinney Steel Company
June Wedding Ties Destasio and Longhini in Bessemer
Miss Antionette Destasio daughter of Pompeo De Stasio and Domenic Longhini were wed at St Sebastian church with Rev. C J Swoboda officiating at 8 a m nuptial mass. Bridesmaid Miss Mary De Stasio wore blue chiffon and carried tea roses. Best man was Domenic Longhini of Ironwood. A 35 guest breakfast followed at the bride’s home. The couple leaves for a 10 day honeymoon and will reside in Bessemer where Mgr Longhini works for Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co. Out of town guests included C Longhini family Helen Mueller and Parco DeStasio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antionette Destasio
Pompeo de Stasio
Domenic Longhini
Anvil
C. J. Swoboda
St. Sebastian Church
Mary de Stasio
Ironwood
Bessemer
Mgr. Longhini
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
C. Longhini
Helen Mueller
John Ulasich
Parco DeStasio
Montreal
Bride Christine James Weds George A Johnson in Wakefield Home Ceremony
Miss Christine Louisa James daughter of Wakefield residents wed George A Johnson son of Ironwood in a 10 am ceremony at the bride’s parents home. Rev C E Edwards officiated before relatives and friends as pink peonies and mock orange adorned the altar. The bride wore powder blue chiffon with pink trim. The matron of honor Mrs Robert Laurie carried pink roses. The couple planned a two week Chicago honeymoon following a dinner for 28. Mrs Johnson taught first grade at Newport school Ironwood for four years. Mr Johnson, formerly with J C Penny in Ironwood, had been transferred recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Louisa James
W. A. James
Wakefield
George A. Johnson
Charles Johnson
C. E. Edwards
Ironwood
Robert Laurie
Laurie
Chicago
Johnson
Newport School
J. CC. Penny Company
Crystal Falls Hosts Out of Town Guests After July 6
A note recalls a year ago when he moved to Crystal Falls as assistant manager. Mr and Mrs Johnson plan to host friends at Crystal Falls after July 6. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Andrew Anderson Mrs Matilda Erickson Mrs Frank Blackwell and daughter Miss Jean of Ironwood and Mr and Mrs C W Johnson of Bessemer.
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Crystal Falls
Johnson
Andrew Anderson
Matilda Erickson
Frank Blackwell
Jean
Ironwood
C. W. Johnson
Bessemer
Local Guests and Travel Notes Across Ramsay Area
Ramsay society items report visits and guests including Mr. and Mrs. Burt Blum Mr. and Mrs. F W Marik and others hosting or visiting Oak Park Argonne and Ishpeming with trips to Crystal Falls Ashland and Lake Gogebic. A birth is noted for a son to Mr and Mrs J L Barron at Asteroid location and Margaret Ida Ceronsky born to Mr and Mrs Stanley Ceronsky of Flint.
Travelers and locals plan visits and weddings in Crystal Falls area
Gust Kangas George Swistak and Lester Lund left Thursday for a tour of the Western States. Mrs Albert Ethier and Donald left by motor Tuesday for Houghton to visit relatives a week. Mrs Oscar Larson and Raymond Larson leave Friday for Detroit. Mrs Larson attends the marriage of niece Elsie Larson of Detroit to John Cerson of Chicago on Tuesday June 30. Steven Sommers and son Anthony left for Chicago and Milwaukee. Hannes Kyrula operated on Monday for acute appendicitis at Grand View hospital. A motor party from Chisholm Eveleth and Falls plan Runeberg Lodge picnic at Crystal Falls. John Mooney and Emil Rocco hosted visitors from Milwaukee and Highbridge. Mrs Joseph Niemuth and family return from Shawnee. Ed Anderson Axel Coleman Herman Erickson William Anderson plan Runeberg Lodge picnic at Crystal Falls.
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Leo Koivo
Chicago
J. L. Barron
Asteroid
Ben Brockbank
G. N. Eade
Duluth
Anderson
Axel Coleman
Crystal Falls
Runeberg Lodge
Margaret Ida
Stanley Ceronsky
Flint
Ceronsky
Catherine DaPra
Eliina Kallatsa
Ishpeming
Albert Ethier
Donald
Houghton
Oscar Larson
Raymond Larson
Detroit
Larson
Elsie Larson
John Cerson
Steven Sommers
Anthony
Milwaukee
S. Lajarstron
Chisholm
Minn
Alfred Mickleson
T. Ohman
Donald Dorothy
Eveleth
Ed. Anderson
Mr. Day
Crystal
Wednes Falls
Nual Runeberg Lodge
John Mooney
Herman Erickson
William Anderson
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Rogue
Ferma
Hun
Danter
Spagoonté
Hoot Owl
Querelous
Spagoonle
Santa
Laiies Aid
Basket—Oster
Johnson—James
Ramsay News
F. W. Marik
Burt Blum
Edward Marik
Earl
Oak Park
Ill
Shirley Lou Foster
Argonne
Wis
Emil Rocco
Arthur Frederickson
C. A. Hoag
Hurley
Wisconsin
Burton Hotel
A. Hoag
Minerva Avenue
Illinois
Gust Kangas
George Swistak
Lester Lund
Hannes Kyrula
Grand View Hospital
Raymond J. Mullen
Bessemer, Mich
Chessis
Studebaker
Gogebic Auto Co
Sessemer
Davis & Fehr Co
Bessemer Store
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