26 Jun 1936
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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1936
Page
1
Local notes report births at Newport hospital and Grand View hospital for couples Michela and Murra, plus a June 17 birth. Several residents return from trips to Milwaukee Chicago and Royal Oak while others visit relatives in Alpena Marquette Ann Arbor Traverse City and Iron Mountain.
Forced sale of a baby grand piano with cash terms and quick move. Includes partial payment options and rapid sale pressure. Located at Superior Street Vuluth Minnesota with minimal details and dubious dates.
The report records Michigan totals for modernization notes insured under Title 1 of the Federal Housing Act amounting to 14 891 and 44 0 4 in mortgage figures accepted for insurance under Title 2 reaching 20 425 450 00.
A midcentury recipe feature explores pairing tomatoes with squash spinach and potatoes. Recipes include baked squash and tomatoes, spinach and tomato gratin, and cream of tomato and potato soup with instructions for quantities cooking times and servings. The playful title frames a seasonal vegetable fusion.
The Methodist Ladies Aid will host a bake and sewing sale on Saturday June 27 starting at the building next to Dewey's. Proceeds support church activities and community outreach.
An outdoor services and picnic were held by Sharon Lutheran on Sunday afternoon at Gotrist park. Lane holes served by the church board at abafatsrrs tion.
Miss Salas Crook was presented with a formal attestation amid other proceedings at a local event. The gathering honored notable attendees as officials announced proceedings and attendees engaged in the formalities.
A garbled report describes a contested seating arrangement at a local function with mentions of individuals including dvan Wright, I Jo Merto, Dr. Mas, and Robert Burns, suggesting confusion and incomplete details about the attendees and process.
Mr and Mrs Johu Blomberg were honored guests at a Sunday afternoon party at the Elias Bhanbers farm in North Bessemer. Hosts included Meschtnes Fread Blomberg Ernest Roberts Jr Reina Hauta Ve tee Hatta and Miss Anu Koshi. Guests Mr and Mrs Bhotudergy W attended with a purse of money.
The roster lists vice president R. G. Carieoa of Hancock. third vice president Mae Hickie of Iron Mountain. secretary treasurer Elizabeth Wilber of Waters. chaplain Helen Jokroom of Stephenson. marshal is unnamed.
Marjorie Mattson celebrated a birthday Monday evening with friends at her home. Hostess Mrs. Anna Mattson and helpers Mrs. Joseph Jezek and Mrs. Charles Wuesteck of Milwaukee arranged games and a luncheon at 11. The pink and white decorations matched gifts from Leonette Wankowski Jean Hoffner Dolores Hill Jean Daga Dorothy Vomastek Katherine Moselle Marian Vekotich Katherine Bria Rita Jezek Joseph Jezek Jr. and Marshall Mattson.
Miss Alyce Olson and Oiva Koivula were married Saturday at 2 30 PM in the Shar on Lutheran church parsonage with Rev Eastman officiating. The bride's sister Myrtle Olson served as maid of honor, sisters Ellen and Elna Roivela were bridesmaids, Luther Eckman was best man, and a luncheon followed at the bride's sister's home. After a Minnesota honeymoon the couple will reside in Wakefield. The bride is a 1932 graduate of Bessemer High School.
Last Saturday morning Miss Ann Elizabeth Isvorski daughter of Mr and Mrs George Isvorski joined in marriage with Harold David Nobbert son of Mrs Ann Nobert Ramsar at a city ceremony.
Miss June Nobert served as bridesmaid and Lawrence Nodbert with Walter Marczak attended the groom. Ann Marie Hook bore the veil and Vincent Parkers bore the ring as 30 guests gathered at the bride’s parents home after a Chicago trip. Mr and Mrs Nobert will reside in Ramsar where the groom works at the Mercantile store.
Ramsay News reports Mies Eda Rizzie will represent the Ramsay Auxiliary at the American Legion event for Post 337 in Escanaba on July 17 to 19. Gifts were given to Mre R. and Merce 2ne, president, at last week’s Ramsay meeting at Mrs. Joseph Rizzie’s home. Canteen duties at Ramsay Memorial Park will be handled daily by Auxiliary members.
In Wakefield last week electors approved city commission aid for the public library by a 239 to 1 advisory vote. Also reported drownings and resignations across Gogebic County including a Marenisco death and Ironwood College staff changes.
Bly left Friday for Moorhead Minnesota after a week’s visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Gilbert. Northern State Teachers College students at Marquette are home for the summer vacation. Mrs. Ciara Fish and S N. Znda are mentioned in passing.
The department of conservation will open a district office in Detroit on July 1 to serve about half of Michigan's population and improve regional access to services. The move signals expanded state presence and local engagement in conservation programs.
A for sale notice readable in part lists items and a phone-like string. The fragment mentions a meet in an unclear location with numbers and dates obscured.
Uy ey Petuhusula Association of the Eastern Star tied to Bessmer residents elected officers at their annual convention held last week in Muursine. Mrs. Oochin et Besson chaired. Mae Lutey of Konweoodh elected president. Creage W Koronnski chosen first vice president. Vernon Cathoof St lanaee selected second.
The fragment suggests a discussion of two distinct kinds of something within Michigan. The text is incomplete and lacks clear entities, events, or context to form a concrete summary. Further readable content is required to produce a proper card.
Christian Mottos offers SPARKLITE mottos sold in lots with high profit margins. Catalog highlights over 300 percent profit and lines like Jesus Is The Light Of The World. Free list and sample assortments available with pricing options and postpaid ordering.
The church announces a union morning worship with the Methodist congregation at 10 30 A M on Sunday featuring Reverend Walter L Peterson while Rev Cooley is absent. Sunday activities include 9 00 A M Marenisco worship and 9 30 A M Sunday School. A Vacation Church School runs Monday to Thursday 9 00 A M to 12 00 A M at Marenisco. Choir rehearsal Saturday at 7 30 P M.
The Federal Housing Administration insures notes for modernization of homes and small businesses in Gogebic County through April 30 1936 totaling 35543.86. Mortgages accepted for insurance on existing and new homes through March 31 1936 in Gogebic County total 18300.00.
The bass and bluegill season in Michigan inland waters opened on June 25. Lightning involves electrons moving rapidly from a cloud to the earth or to another cloud in a fierce atmospheric discharge.
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