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Bessemer Herald

Location

Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1939

Page

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Local Notes Include Births Events and Community News

Local notes report a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Olson at Newport hospital on Saturday. A public spaghetti supper is planned for April 13 at St. Sebastian church parlors by the parish Italian women. The WPA band directed by Charles J. Joswiak performed at Washington school last Friday. John J. Frick has been selected for traverse jury duty at the federal court in Marquette the first week in April. Mrs. Matt Moyle relocates to Detroit with daughter Eleanor. Blanche Anderson of Bessemer recent Alpha Omicron Pi initiation at University of Michigan. Paul Liljegren, Ironton native, arrived from Detroit after his mother Mrs. Herman Liljegren's death in Ironwood. Rev. Frederick R. Coupal of Chicago conducts a mission at St. Sebastian Church ending Sunday. A father and son banquet at the Methodist church was a success and plans for a mother and daughter dinner are underway. An overheated stove sparked a fire Friday morning destroying a chicken brooder shack and chicks owned by Henry Bernholdt on US 2 west of the city. Welcome notes greet Pearl Rowell as new chief operator and Isabel Shaw transferred from Bessemer as noted in Michigan Bell magazine. Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Knudsen attended the funeral of Walter Ammerman in Iron River. Ammerman’s sister, the mother, spent winter here and remains in Iron River.

Shamrock shaped treats for St Patrick Day display

A historic kitchen note explains using a shamrock cutter to decorate toast and serve Savory Peas on Toast with green peas cheese parsley and mushrooms. The cream cheese shamrocks dish uses lime gelatine and green peppers, prepared in steps and chilled for serving.

St. Patrick’s Day

Irish Cake Temperature and Method

A recipe notes a 360 degree Fahrenheit oven and about 45 minutes bake time. Ingredients include shortening sugar eggs milk sifted cake flour baking powder salt caraway seed citron and confectioners sugar. Steps cover creaming, beating eggs, folding dry ingredients three times, alternating with milk, and baking in a leaf pan.

Wakefield Seeks Four Lane Highway to Ironwood

Wakefield city commission adopted a resolution urging construction of a four lane concrete highway between Wakefield and Ironwood to handle traffic and connect with the newly concreted US 2 expected to extend to Wakefield this year. Resolutions were sent to Bessemer Ironwood Gogebic County Road Commission and the state highway department.

Wakefield City Commission Wakefield Ironwood Bessemer City Council Ironwood City Commission Gogebic County Board of Supervisors And Road Commission State Highway Department

Church Announcements and Upcoming Events

Sunday and weekday services listed for First Presbyterian Church with Bessemer Marenisco and Puritan Sundays. Activities include Sunday schools, worship, ladies aids, Brownie Pack, choir, Boy Scouts, and missionary society meetings. Coming events cover canvass, congregational meeting, Palm Sunday, Good Friday services, Easter, and multiple service times. A new acetic acid plant for Newberry Lumber & Chemical Co. is completed at six stories high, costing half a million dollars.

Puritan Bessemer Taxis Society Marenisco Ladies Aid Society H. J. Hansen Iver Hagen Hansen Washington Gym Women's Missionary Society Congregational Meeting Walter L. Peterson Newberry Lumber & Chemical Co

Purebred Sires At Low Cost For Farmers Meeting Soon

A Farm Security Administration loan plan offers purebred dairy bulls at 1.80 to 2.00 dollars per year, funded by a 60 to 75 dollar loan at 3 percent. The bull can be shared among neighbors, repaid after three years from beef sales, with potential profit. Farmers are urged to attend meetings later this month to learn details and breed options. Also described is Owen E Williams public service patent for keeping cream sweet with salt, enabling use without patent fees. The method dilutes cream with fresh milk and heats to 120 degrees, removing salt and enabling butter or ice cream production while salt acts as anti-freeze.

Farm Security Administration Uncle Sam Owen E. Williams Bureau of Dairy Industry Williams

Sunday Tavern Closure Vote Results in Sault Ste. Marie

In Sault Ste. Marie the referendum failed as 2,212 opposed tavern Sunday closures while 1,830 supported ending the ban, leaving liquor sales on Sundays continued.

Sault Ste. Marie

Women's Club Banquet Enjoyed at City Hall

Members of the Bessemer Women's Club held their annual banquet Thursday evening at the city hall. A program followed by dancing featured vocal solos by Mrs. S. E. Quayle and readings by Miss Gail Masters. Alice Schleh gave an address, with community singing led by Miss Rose Johnson and Mrs. R. F. Hasbrook.

Bessemer Women’s Club City Hall S. E. Quayle Tron River Gail Masters Alice Schleh Puritan School Rose Johnson R. F. Hasbrook Mesdames Conrad Velin Ralph Olson W. K. Gray BE. J. Oas H. J. Hansen Howard Brown William Rice

University mixer opens club to Upper Peninsula women

An all university mixer for men and women was held at the Michigan League Ballroom on the Ann Arbor campus under the Hiawatha club. The group, previously for men only, plans to enroll UP women this month and operates a placement bureau led by Donald Counihan and Phil Westbrook. Senior high students planning future campus work may file applications before June to secure on campus employment. Current officers include Wheaton Strom president, Woodreau Frailing vice president, James George treasurer, Ward Quaal recording secretary, and James Sherman secretary.

University of Michigan Michigan League Ann Arbor Hiawatha Club Upper Peninsula Donald Counihan Iron River Phil Westbrook Escanaba Wheaton Strom Woodreau Frailing

First Woman Is Named Supervisor in Gogebic County

Esther Holappa appointed supervisor of Erwin township to succeed her late husband. She becomes Gogebic county's first woman supervisor and joins the recently appointed county board. In Bessemer, Joseph Baratone Jr. was named fourth ward supervisor to replace Joseph Bielecki who moved to the first ward.

Erwin Township Esther Holappa Gogebic County Holappa Aso Joseph Baratone Jr Bessemer Joseph Bielecki

Detroit Exposition Cancelled in Favor of State Fair

John A Brown chairman of the exposition committee announces the Detroit Convention and Tourist Bureau directors voted to cancel the 1939 Detroit and Michigan Exposition and redirect full organizational support to the Michigan State Fair.

John A. Brown Detroit Convention and Tourist Bureau

Also Mentioned on This Page

C. R. Olson Newport Hospital St. Sebastian Church WPA Charles J. Joswiak Washington School John J. Frick Federal Court Marquette Matt Moyle J, Ramsay Detroit Eleanor Blanche Anderson Alpha Omicron Pi Sorority Whee Paul Liljegren Ironton Herman Liljegren Frederick R. Coupal Chicago St. Sebastian Catholic Church Methodist Church Henry Bernholdt US 2 Pearl Rowell Houghton Isabel Shaw Michigan Bell B.L. Knudsen Walter Ammerman Bronson Hospital Kalama National Youth Administration NYA Michigan First Presbyterian Church Hebby BY Dan Bentan Seram J.D. Clapton Huntsville Ala Heads Velopes Sa Heads Palin Moe Maine Coal Michela Herald Publishing
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