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Bessemer Herald

Location

Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1937

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Gogebic county to host eight farm meetings next week

Gogebic County Agricultural Agent C E Gunderson announces eight spring farmers meetings for next week with sessions at 10 am 2 pm and 730 pm. Dairying crops and soil conservation programs will be covered with expert help from R E Horwood and local directors. The schedule includes Ironwood Bessemer Wakefield Erwin Township and Levin Township venues.

Gogebic County Agricultural Soil Conservation Association Marenisco Lake School Ironwood Township Harding School Bessemer Township Court House Bessemer Wakefild Wakefield Levin Township Erwin Township Ironvow Township Roosevelt

Ramsay Girl On State Honor Roll

Michigan State College students were honored for the 1935 36 year at Spartan Achievement Day held March 11 in the campus gymnasium. About 450 students were named to the scholastic honor roll and 35 special awards were given. Olga Andrea Dianich, a Bessemer high school graduate, is listed among the honorees.

Michigan State College Durring W. D. Henderson University of Michigan F. T. Mitchell Michigan State Olga Andrea Dianich Bessemer High School

Trout fishing opens April 24 in northern Michigan

The trout season in northern Michigan will open Saturday April 24, with potential extra holidays if Memorial Day and the Fourth of July are observed on Monday. Officials note legal changes would require legislative action and could cause confusion for residents and non residents planning trips.

Michigan

Investigators to Check Employers in Michigan

Detroit authorities announce a corps of investigators will audit employers who miss filing reports or paying unemployment contributions by the March 20 deadline. Frank A. Picard states no further extension, with 0.75 percent monthly penalties on delinquent sums and postmarked payments accepted if dated March 20.

Detroit Frank A. Picard Michigan Unemployment Compensation Commission Michigan Picard The Commission

Take No Action At Board Meet On 10th Grade Plan

A joint meeting of Bessemer city and township school boards yielded no action on establishing a 10th grade in township schools. The closed session barred spectators, and officials announced another session will be held at Ramsay.

Bessemer City Ramsay

PTA Buys Sound Motion Picture Machine for Schools

The Washington Parent Teachers Association has purchased a sound motion picture machine for use in visual education in local schools. The device will aid classroom instruction and student learning across districts.

The Washington Parent-Teachers Association

Entire State Liquor Set Up Faces Change

State lawmakers weigh a sweeping liquor reform as bills on sales hours licensing and distribution are debated. Aimed at liberalizing Sunday sales and unifying licensing, the measure would allow the same entities to handle beer wine and spirits and remove current food requirements. The plan, tied to broader tax and social legislation, faces strong debate and potential delays this session.

House Brown Berka Labor Committee of the House S.d.d.'s S.d.m.’S

Man Who Helped Build Court House Is Dead

Anton Cedarburg eighty three year old immigrant from Sweden died March 10 at the county infirmary hospital after six months with rheumatism. A mason by trade he helped erect the court house and jail in Bessemer in the early days. He came to Gogebic range in 1886 and lived near Wakefield for the past twenty years. Funeral was held Saturday at Wakefield. survivors include several nephews and nieces.

Anton Cedarburg Gogebic Range County Infirmary Bessemer Cedarburg Sweden Wakefield

Legion Posts Award Plaque For Conservation Effort

During the eighteenth anniversary week of the American Legion Auxiliary nearly 9 00 presid ing Officers will present an illuminated plaque to their Legion Posts. The plaque honors the national convention resolution proclaiming forest and soil conservation as national defense. plaques were presented in Bessemer and Ramsay. The measures were prepared by the U S Forest Service and Civilian Conservation Corps with plaques mounted on birch wood and printed on wood craft paper.

American Legion United States Forest Service Civilian Conservation Corps Auxiliary Bessemer Ramsay Cleveland CCC Mountain Wisconsin Nicolet National Forest Milwaukee United States Republic American Legion Auxiliary

Wisconsin Legislature Approves Extra Funds for Recreation Publicity

Speaker Paul Alforst of the Wisconsin legislature, representing Iron and Vilas counties, introduced two bills to appropriate an additional $5 to the recreational publicity division of the Wisconsin Conservation Department for advertising. If funds are available, the money would expand the publicity program over the next four months as the state’s fiscal year ends June 34, 1937.

Paul Alforst Wisconsin Iron and Vilas Wisconsin Conservation Department

Newberry Plant Moves to Gladstone

Robbins Flooring Company shifts its Newberry plant to Gladstone after a fire. The mill, purchased from Northwestern Cooperage and Lumber, has new machinery and buys rough sawn hardwood lumber. Officials say Newberry mill may be rebuilt. Northwestern Veneer and Ply Wood expands with a 210 by 125 foot steel concrete addition. Growing orders drive expansion. James E Nemacheck named city assessor by Mayor Henry James and council. salary set at 600 per year.

Gladstone Robbins Flooring Company Newberry Northwestern Cooperage and Lumber Company Northwestern Veneer and Plywood Corporation James E. Nemacheck Henry James

The Upper Room Passion Play at Washington School Gym

A Sunday night presentation of The Upper Room at Washington school gym benefits St. Sebastian Parochial School. Cast members are from St. Marys Wakefield Catholic Youth Organization, directed by Rev. Thomas Drengacz with St. Marys choir directed by Mrs. L G Wilson.

Christ Washington School St. Sebastian Parochial School St. Mary's Church Wakefield Thomas Drengacz St. Mary's Choir L. G. Wilson

Bessemer Debaters Face Gladstone For U P Championship

Bessemer high school negative team travels to Marquette to meet Gladstone for the Upper Peninsula debate final on government ownership of public utilities. Coach Miss Florence Cresswell guides debaters Paul Filter Carlo Heikkinen and Victor Fink as they seek history making title, after beating Dollar Bay Alpha in the semifinals. Gladstone advanced by defeating Manistique and Nemomi ne to reach the final.

Bessemer High School Marquette Gladstone Upper Peninsula Northern State Teachers College Paul Filter Carlo Heikkinen Victor Fink Bessemer Florence Cresswell U. P Dollar Bay Alpha Arthur Hansen Elizabeth Hares

Manual for School Boards Issued by State Leader

Dr. Eugene B. Elliott, state superintendent, released a two page guide for the 21 percent of state school boards. Distribution starts with county commissioners to six district boards. The booklet covers teacher selection, school funds, accounting, curriculum, facilities, census, laws, and health/sanitation.

Lansing Eugene B. Elliott Elliott

Enrollment window set for CCC juniors and war veterans

The next enrollment period runs from April 1 to 15 for CCC juniors and war veterans. Axel Frederickson of Ironwood serves as the enrollment officer at the courthouse.

CCC Axel Frederickson Ironwood Court House

John Sippola Dies at 58 in Transient Camp Near Iron River

Former Bessemer township resident John Sippola died Monday at a transient camp near Iron River from heart trouble. He was 58. The body was brought to town for burial.

John Sippola Bessemer Township Iron River

Bessemer and Township Officials Split on Gas Tax Plan

Nearly 70 percent of Gogebic county gas and weight tax funds would go to Ironwood, Bessemer, and Wakefield under a county board resolution. The plan would allocate 45 percent to Ironwood, 13 to Bessemer, 12 to Wakefield, with 30 percent to the county. Supporters say funds aid street work. opponents fear harming the county road commission.

Gogebic County Lionwood Bessemer Wakefield County Board of Supervisors County Road Commission Ironwood George Kerenski Road Commission

City leaders push gas tax funds shift to

Jerome Nadolny Ironwood city assessor led a campaign to reallocate gas and weight tax funds from county read to cities, speaking to Bessemer City Council with Michigan Municipal League rep Mark W. Alger. Aldermen Knight Anderson Hill named to interview supervisors as county board split on the proposal.

Jerome Nadolny Ironwood County Read Commission Bessemer City Council Mark W. Alger Ann Arbor Michigan Municipal League Knight Anderson Hill Bessemer Tuesder

Students Promote Easter Seals Campaign in Michigan Schools

Michigan and Gogebic county student groups drive Easter Seals sales in Bessemer Washington Parker and High Schools. TY C E Stevens Supt FE J Oas oversee efforts with parent teacher associations awarding prizes. Township schools join under Supt H O Johnson and principals C E Carlson J A Sabin Howard Brown and C E Crawford.

Howard Brown C. E. Crawford

Wife Of Former Pastor Is Dead

Word has been received of the death of Mrs. C. A. Benander at Pomeroy Iowa this week. She was married to the former pastor of Sharon Lutheran church here serving 1922 to 1927 before the family moved to Pomeroy. Rev Benander, one daughter and two sons survive. The funeral was held Thursday in Iowa.

C. A. Benander Pomeroy Sharon Lutheran Church Benander Iowa

Shacker Shot Findings Raise Questions of Suicide

Gust Hill, 74, of Ironwood township, was found last Friday with a gunshot wound to the chest and a cut across the throat. Authorities list the death as self-inflicted. Police and coroner officials noted no immediate signs of foul play and continued to investigate the scene and timeline.

Gust Hill Ironwood Township Shacker

Also Mentioned on This Page

South Bessemer C. E. Gunderson Experimental Farms United States Department of Agriculture R. E. Horwood Gogebic T. E. Johnson Senate Legion Lower Peninsula Manistique Menominee Bessemer and Township Berg Chappell, Garver Ravey and Woodward Cloon, Colberg and Manley Abelman Achatz Ballone Frickson Hellen McNicholas Marenisco Township Salmela Wakefield Township Kelly Watersmeet Township Olson Bedell Mueller
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