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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1936
Page
10
A playful era recipe feature blends tomatoes with squash spinach and potatoes in three dishes. Baked Squash and Tomatoes uses onion butter and tomatoes to bake tender squash serves six. Spinach and Tomato au Gratia layers spinach and tomatoes with cheese and bakes until browned for six. Cream of Tomato and Potato Soup simmers tomatoes potatoes celery and onion then thickens with milk for four.
Loral notes list births at Newport and Grand View hospitals on June 17 and 18, as well as families welcoming relatives from Milwaukee Chicago and Los Angeles. Teachers, students, and professionals from Two Rivers Iron Mountain and Bessemer attend sessions and conferences while local residents travel to Ann Arbor Traverse City and Marquette.
Moving to a small apartment forces sale of a baby grand piano. Low price, cash plus balance terms offered. Finance department at 21 East Superior Street, Duluth, Minnesota. Notes: sale must close quickly between interested buyers.
The total modernization notes insured under Title I of the Federal Housing Act in Michigan amounts to 13 891 344 04 dollars and mortgages accepted for insurance under Title II total 10 425 450 00 dollars.
A bake and sewing sale hosted by the Methodist Ladies Aid will take place on Saturday June 27 starting at 10 a.m. The event is held in the building next to Dewey's.
The Sharon Lutheran church congregation held an outdoor service and picnic last Sunday afternoon at the tourist park. The church board of administration organized and served lunch for attendees.
Miss Lila Crook was guest of honor at a Walther League party in Trinity Lutheran church parlors. The event occurred Friday evening with supper served to guests and a gift presented to Miss Crook ahead of her upcoming marriage to Arthur Luther of Marinette slated to take place later.
The first social event of the season, the Gogebic Country Club affair, was held Friday evening and attended by 25 couples. The entertainment committee included Mr. and Mrs Ivan Wright of Tronwood, Mr. and Mrs L J Merlo of Bessemer, Dr. and Mrs T R Rees of Ironwood, and Robert Burns of Wakefield.
Mr and Mrs John Blomberg were surprise guests at a Sunday party at the Elias Blomberg farm in North Bessemer. Hosts included Mesdames Hedberg Roberts Hauta Hauta and Miss Koski. Guests were entertained, lunch served, and the couple received a purse of money.
R G Carlson of Hancock is named third vice president Mae Hickie of Iron Mountain is a vice president Elizabeth Wilber of Watersmeet is secretary treasurer Chaplain Helen Johnson of Stephenson and a marshal are listed.
Marjorie Mattson surprised by friends at a Monday birthday party at her residence hosted by Mrs. Anna Mattson assisted by Mrs. Joseph Jezek and Mrs. Charles Wuesteck of Milwaukee. Games preceded a luncheon at 11 with pink and white decorations and gifts from guests Leonette Winkowski Jean Hoffmer Delores Hill Jean Daga Dorothy Vomastek Katherine Moselle Marian Vukovich Katherine Bria Rita Jezek Joseph Jezek Jr. and Marshall Mattson.
Miss Alyce Olson daughter of Mr and Mrs John Olson and Oiva Koivula son of Mr and Mrs Matt Koivula were married Saturday at 2 30 in the Shar on Lutheran church parsonage Rev F E W Eastman officiated. Miss Myrtle Olson sister of the bride was maid of honor with bridesmaids Ellen and Elna Koivula. Luther Eckman was best man. A luncheon followed at the bride’s sister Mrs Arthur Olsen home. The couple will reside in Wakefield after a trip to Minnesota. The bride is a Bessemer high school graduate class of 1932.
Miss Ann Elizabeth Isvorski wed Harold David Nobert at St Sebastian church with a reception for 3 guests before a Chicago trip and Ramsar residency to follow. Also announced were Gretchen Karnepp’s Almond wedding and Nemacheck nuptials with various local attendees and travel plans. A Beaver Township note mentions Merchee and local celebrations. The column ends with a report on May’s wildlife bounty payments and forest fire damage in northern Michigan.
Two main officers of the Upper Peninsula Association of the Eastern Star will be from Bessemer. Elected at the annual Munising convention last week were Mrs. BE Ekman of Bessemer former Mae Lutey of Ironwood president and Mrs. George W Koronski of this city first vice president. Other officers include Vernon Curr of St Ignace second.
Joe Secca assumes control of the Blatz beverage agency for the Bessemer city and township territory, expanding Ramsay News presence in the regional distribution network.
Miss Eda Rizzie will represent the Auxiliary to Fritz Frederickson Post No 354 of the American Legion at the Upper Peninsula convention in Escanaba on July 17 18 and 19. Mrs R Heinemann Ramsar Auxiliary president received gifts at last week's meeting at Mrs Joseph Rizzie home. The Ramsay Memorial Park canteen will be operated daily by Auxiliary members. Mr and Mrs Ben Savage and family moved to Traverse City. Miss Theresa Secca spent last week in Houghton with relatives. Miss Josephine OBrighenti, teacher at Two Rivers Wisconsin, is home for the summer vacation. Weekend guests at Peter Dianich home were Mr and Mrs Charles Pusa Garr Indiana and Mrs Mike Maleck of Mellen. Mrs Oscar Larson and son Raymond returned from Chicago after visiting friends.
James Bly left Friday for Moorhead Minnesota after a weeklong visit with Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Gilbert. Marda Mae Roberts and Myron Tillner, Northern State Teachers College students in Marquette, are home for summer. Mrs. Clara Fish and son Zenda with Mrs. Alma Harris returned to Eagle River after two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Mark Roberts. The Guilianis spent the weekend at Norway and Vulcan. Dorothy Guiliani stayed with grandparents there. Bernard Vogeler and daughter returned from a Milwaukee motor trip. Otto Vogeler accompanies them for two months. F H Carlson and daughters Doris and Odessa trip to East Lansing. Otto Carlson to join on return, student at Michigan State College.
For sale a late EBI and Kat addition inquiry about George Sehilka. Waketiedd location east of Cethelie church. Price listed as 2%sks with unclear formatting and a $1$-s11 tag.
Partial OCR text describes a piano for sale with requests for cash and mentions an address in East Sugetier Street with unclear names and prices. The readable items suggest a classified notice for a sale of a piano and payment terms, though many words are garbled.
The fragmentary OCR reads as a garbled note with unclear names and places. The readable portions do not yield a complete event or context to summarize into a coherent news item.
Range News Notes reports Wakefield electors approved city commission financial support for the public library in an advisory election by 238 to SS. The item also covers a drowning at Lake Gogebic, a real estate bid securing a Hurley bank building, a Gogebic Democratic rally, resignations and leaves of Ironwood instructors, a car crash near Watersmeet, resettlement administration funding for Ironwood housing, and a Detroit district office opening by the department of conservation.
Michigan researchers note about 26 000 distinct insect kinds in the state. Some species pose genuine crop and livestock pest threats while others are minor concerns, sparking a nuanced debate among farmers and agronomists about management priorities.
SparkLite mottos boast dazzling, diamondlike slogans sold in hundreds with high profits. The ad lists over 100 items including Jesus Is The Light Of The World and Christ Is King, offers a 12 item introductory assortment, price tiers, and postpaid U.S. cash orders from SPARKLITE SIGN HOUSE at 7303 Exchange Ave. Chicago.
The church schedule lists worship at 9 00 A M with Reverend Walter L Peterson, Sunday School at 9 30 A M, morning worship at 10 30 A M a union service of Presbyterian and Methodist congregations. Vacation Church School runs Monday to Thursday 9 00 to 12 00 A M. Choir rehearsal is Saturday at 7 30 P M. In Rev Cooley absence Methodist members are guests at the morning service.
The Federal Housing Administration insured notes for home and small business modernization in Gogebic County through April 30 1936 totaling 35543 56 dollars. Mortgages for existing and new homes insured through March 31 1936 in Gogebic County reach 18300 dollars.
The bass and bluegill fishing season in Michigan inland waters opened on June 25, inviting anglers to start the summer angling. State wildlife officials encouraged safe fishing practices and reminded local regulations for creel limits and size requirements.
A science note explains lightning as a massive discharge where millions of billions of electrons move rapidly from a charge cloud to Earth or another cloud, releasing energy as a bright flash and thunder.
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