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Bessemer Herald

Location

Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1939

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State aid grants head to Michigan libraries in 1938 39

The Bessemer Public Library receives a $75.65 third quarter payment from the state aid general library fund. The total aid of $375,006.00 for 1938 39 has distributed $219,725.85, with 230 libraries qualifying. Establishment grants of 5000.00 go to new county libraries in Ingham Branch Gladwin and Monroe. Seventy two counties have state aid, four counties lack public tax supported libraries. The equalization fund will aid about one hundred libraries in low per capita valuations.

Bessemer Public Library State Board For Libraries State Aid General Library Fund General Fund Michigan Ingham Branch Gladwin Monroe

Solons Push WPA Pay Increase in Upper Peninsula

A resolution by Rep. Dore A. Weza, Rep. Raymond E. Garvey, and Rep. Peter R. Legg asks Congress to raise the WPA minimum wage in Michigan's Upper Peninsula from 44 to 60 dollars per month. Lawmakers argue harsh UP weather and remote markets raise living costs and claim the original study was inadequate. The measure was sent to the Rules and Resolutions Committee.

Pei Upper Peninsula Dore A. Weza Ontonagon Raymond E. Garvey Ironwood Peter R. Legg Escanaba Committee On Rules and Resolutions

Safety Men To Meet At Ishpeming Apr 19

The Lake Superior mining section of the National Safety Council will hold its bi month meeting at the Mather Inn Ishpeming on Wednesday April 19. The program includes safety conferences and a trip to a mine on the Marquette iron range. All Lake Superior region mining companies plan to have representatives attend. Carl Fellman Montreal Wis safety engineer for the Montreal iron Co is general chairman.

Lake Superior National Safety Council Mather Inn Ishming Aip Maretto Iron Range Lake Supex Iron and Copper Ishpem Carl Fellman Montreal Wis Ety Montreal Ng Co

Local Man's Sister Dies At Marenisco

Marenisco, Mich on a Monday afternoon Honora Mall 68 pioneer settler of Marenisco died after a long illness. Funeral held Thursday at the Senior Presbyterian Church officiated by Rev W L Peterson. Born in Negaunee March 30 1870 she moved at age 16 with her family to Hurleyville Lobb later a pioneer miner family. Mrs Mall lived in Marenisco over 30 years. Survived by her son George and brothers William and Walter of Marenisco and Edward of Bessemer.

Honora Mall Pioneer Resmt Marenisco W. L. Peterson Senior Presbyterian Church Leceased Negaunee Hurleyville Lobb Hurley Wakefield Mall Enisco George William Walter Edward By Bessemer

Funeral for John Thors Held Amid Runeberg Lodge Ties

Funeral services for the late John Thors were held Saturday afternoon with Rev. F. E. W. Eastman of Sharon Lutheran church presiding. Pallbearers included Leonard Ericksson, William B. Fauhl, Gust Ericksson, A. J. Anderson, B. Michaelson and Albert Eastman, while honorary pallbearers were William Hellman, Charles Anderson, Victor Jacobson, John Erickson, Erick Erickson and Erick Jacobson, all members of the Runeberg lodge of which Thors founded. Out of town attendees listed include John Thors Jr and Mise Ann Thors of Pontiac Michigan, Mrs Louise Aura and son Dan, Mrs Charles Oling, and Mr and Mrs Arthur Carlton of Hibbing, Minn, Mr and Mrs George Portague of Eveleth, Minn, Mrs John Berg and Mrs Victor Palmquist of Chisholm, Minn, John Carlson, Mr and Mrs T Lindberg, Mrs Vendla Erickson, Mrs Isaac Anderson, Mrs Erick Johnson and son Leonard of Conover, Wisconsin.

John Thors F. E. W. Eastman Sharon Lutheran Church Leonard Ericksson William B. Fauhl Gust Erickson A. J. Anderson B. Michaelson Albert Eastman William Hellman Charles Anderson Victor Jacobson John Erickson Erick Erickson Erick Jacobson Runeberg Lodge Mr. Thors John Thors Jr Mise Ann Thors Pontiac Mich Louise Aura Dan Charles Oling Arthur Carlton Hibbing Minn George Portugue Eveleth John Berg Victor Palmquist Chisholm John Carlson T. Lindberg Vendla Erickson Isaac Anderson Erick Johnson and Son Leonard Conover, Wie

Mother of C Richards Dies in Dubuque

Mrs. Ralph Garth aged 62 died Saturday in Dubuque Indiana. She was mother of E Richards of Watersmeet and superintendent of schools there. Survived by husband one daughter five sons including D E Richards Chester Walter Ralph and George Garth. Funeral held Tuesday in Dubuque. She belonged to Eastern Star and Methodist church.

Ralph Garth Dubuque Mothen E. Richards O Schoola Watersmeet George Tracy Atkinson, Neb D. E. Richards Chester Hollywood Calif Walter Richards Ralph George Garth C. E. Richards

Jackson Gets Bridge Job Near Watersmeet

State Highway Commissioner Murray D. Van Wagoner prepared to sign 13 new construction contracts totaling 666 755 dollars. Projects include Gogebic county bridge on US-2 southeast of Watersmeet and Ontonagon county pivots and new bridge on M-64 across the Ontonagon River with bids from John K. Jackson of Ironwood and B. T. Gallagher of Escanaba.

Murray D. van Wagoner Gogebic County South Branch Paint River Watersmeet John K. Jackson Ironwood Ontonagon County Ontonagon River Ontonagon B. T. Gallagher Escanaba

Pardee Assesses Gogebic Iron Mines for Tax Commission

Frank Pardee, appraiser for the Michigan State Tax Commission, inspected an iron ore miner in the Gogebic range last week. Valuations are expected to be announced earlier this year than in 1938, with cities, townships and mine operators given ample opportunity to prepare arguments.

Death calls John Neault pioneer resident of Marquette

John B. Neault, pioneer Marquette resident aged 82, died last Friday in Marquette. Born in Quebec, he moved to the city 60 years ago and served as car foreman for 48 years with the Duluth South Shore and Atlantic Railway, retiring a year ago. Survived by eight sons and four daughters including Arthur J., Guy E., Walter J., Grover C., John J., Earl J., Irwin J., Philip, and daughters Mrs. Stuart J. Ward, Mrs. Thomas Mercure, Mrs. Joseph Potvin, and Sister M. Rita. Funeral was held in Bessemer on Monday.

John B. Neault Marquette City Irwin J. Neault Bessemer Neault Quebec Canada Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic Ry Arthur J Oak Park Guy E Negaunee Walter J Proctor, Minn Grover C Fond du Lac Wis John J Earl J Flint Irwin J Bessemer Philip McMillan Stuart J. Ward Detroit Thomas Mercure Joseph Potvin Schaffer Mich M. Rita Auburn

Man Injured In Shack Brawl Near Marenisco

A drinking bout sparked a brawl in a shack near Marenisco. Andrew Davidson, 51, was hospitalized with axe wounds to the head and chest. Emil Haanipa, Oscar Rintala, Erick Kangas were jailed. Davidson and Haanipa were reportedly driven from the shack. Paruleski of Marenisco transported Davidson to Grand View Hospital. Authorities, led by Sheriff, arrested Arthur Pertile and deputies for questioning.

Marenisco Andrew Davidson Grand View Hospital Arthur Pertile Emil Haanipa Oscar Rintala Erick Kangas Davidson Haanipa Paul Paruleski

Bury Camp Employee In Local Cemetery

Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at Frick Funeral Home for Morris Cotter aged 67. Rev C J Swoboda officiated and burial followed in the local cemetery. Cotter died Monday after hospital admission from heart disease. He worked in lumber camps on the range for 40 years, most recently at the F J Quigley camp in Ironwood township. He was a native of Lapeer Michigan.

The Frick Morris Cotter C. J. Swoboda Cond Grand View Hospital F. J. Quigley Ironwood Township Lapeer Mich

Check For School Project Is Released

Public Works Administrator Harold L. Ickes informs D. R. Kennicott director of region No 2 that a partial payment check is being released for the Washington school arts building. The project total is 15710 dollars with PWA contributing 7089 dollars and the local school board 1570 dollars.

Public Works Harold L. Ickes D. R. Kennicott Public Works Administration Chicago Washington School PWA

Picketing Case Goes To Court At St Barbara s Church

After eight months of protests over Fr Simon Borkowski transfer from Vulcan to Barbeau parish, summonses were served on Fr Simon and 35 parishioners to appear in Marquette circuit court on April 4 to seek an injunction stopping all picketing. The bishop, plaintiff, seeks removal of picketers to permit Fr Erasmus Dooley to take charge. The case has drawn nationwide attention with earlier dramatic scenes and a call to Pope Pius XI for intervention. There are numerous defendants including Fr Simon and many parishioners and supporters.

St. Barbara's Church Simon Borkowski Vulcan Barbeau Ed Corey Simon Circuit Court Marquette St. Barbara’s J.C. Plagens D. D John J.walsh Leo J. Brennan Anse Erasmus Dooley Ray Derham Tron Mountain Pope Pius XI Plagens Ralph Fontaine Society of the Divine Saviour St. Nazianz Wis Fontaine Fr. Simon St. Nagrant Dickinson Iron Counties John Menapace John Tavernini Joseph Pellegrini Albino Peroceschi Michael Possi

Best Dressed on Moorhead State Campus

Moorhead State's Best Dressed Man John Ielmini and Best Dressed Woman Annie Aanestad were chosen for consistent grooming on campus over a week and a half ending Tuesday. A judging committee of sorority reps and a non affiliated member selected them based on neatness taste and clothing quality.

Moorhead State John

Gogebic 4-H Spring Rally Set for May 12 at Roosevelt School

May 12 has been named for the Gogebic 4-H spring achievement program by Miss Marcella Meyer and C A Rood, assistant state club leaders from Marquette. The event runs 4 to 9 p m at Roosevelt school Ironwood township with local committees named for planning. Program chair Martha Erickson leads with Sigrid Hakala Clyde Lambert and Andrew Bednar. supper chaired by Emily Parker with Mrs Walfred Westeen Ruth Leppanen Agnes Olson. Exhibit chaired by Herbert Mattson with Mrs F H Carlson Saima Niemi Loretta Gremore Walfred Luoma Verne Gone John Von Barnger. Dress Revue chaired by Violet Jackson with Mrs John Hakala Elma Liimakka Marty Louise Bonino.

Marcella Meyer C. A. Rood Marquette Roosevelt School Ironwood Township Martha Erickson Sigrid Hakala Clyde Lambert Andrew Bednar Emily Parker Walfred Westeen Ruth Leppanen Agnes,Olson Herbert Mattson F. H. Carlson Saima Niemi Loretta Gremore Walfred Luoma Verne Gone John von Barger Violet Jackson John Hakala Elma Liimakka Marty Louise Bonino

Ramsay Easter Program Sunday

An Easter program will be presented Sunday afternoon at the Ramsay school by the Ramsay Lutheran Sunday school. Performances include Do You Know by Alice Johnson and The King of Glory by Herbert East, with a range of students delivering Easter and related pieces.

Ramsay School Ramsay Lutheran Sunday School Alice Johnson Gloria Johnson Herbert East Alice Anderson Shirley Orling Marlene Smith Betty Mae Backman Niles Harris Billy Isaacson Mary ‘Lou’ Shogren Elaine Eliason Dorothy Johnson Betty Carlson John Backman Jr Dorothy Giacherio Benny Marik June Eliason Hastertide Wallace Johnson Gerald Gilbertson Gladys Ethier Leloris Anderson Lillies Fern Ethier Ruth Holmquist Jessie Merik Eleanor,Julien LaVern Rizzio Harry Regotti Doreen Shogren Billy Rizzie James East Clara Mae Brown Mary Ann Smith Charles Backman Don Harris

Mail Carrier Service Expands in Bessemer Area

Beginning April 1 the mail carrier system extends to Yale and Colby locations Hill addition and along the old county road in the city Minit A mail collection point will be at the junction of the old county road and Porter street All homes must save front door mail boxes

Bessemer Yale Colby Hill Addition Old County Road City Minit Porter Street

State funds allocated to Gogebic County schools

The latest distribution of state funds earmarks for Bessemer city schools 3557.64 with 1956.20 tuition and 1601.44 equalization. Bessemer township schools receive 2011.29 primary supplement funds. Gogebic county totals 20399.82 across districts including Ironwood city 6560.38 Tronwood township 2595.84 Wakefield 4424.91 Marenisco 661.21 Watersmeet 588.55.

Bessemer City Bessemer Township Gogebic County Ironwood City Tronwood Township Wakefield Marenisco Watersmeet

Local and state officials to be elected and amendments vote

Local county and state officers face election next Monday April 3 with polls open 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. in Bessemer city and township. One county office the school commissioner. Contests include mayor and ward seats in Citizens and Liberty tickets and multiple township races with candidates listed, plus two state constitutional amendments expanding nonpartisan justice elections and circuit court commission powers.

Bessemer Blanche A. Watson Ironwood Mayme Maki Ross

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Solons Back Peninsula Ishpeming Emil Liers Homer Minnesota State Fair Grounds Liers Thors C. Richards Jackson John Neault Selmini State Teachers College Moorhead Ramsay Citizens Ticket Hugo L. Hill Walter ® E., Maki Louis A. Filippini Frank B. Abelman Bruno Crenna Orville Eckman William H. Anderson Leonard Erickson Raymond J. Mullen Norbert P. Achatz Basil Buchko Leo C. Massie Joseph Baratone Jr Leonard Carlson Herbert Minkin Minnie Pearce Joe Succa Nick Cocco Tony Spagnoletti Board of Review Albert Tillner Oscar Larson Steve Mussatti Carl Sjoman Verner Seppala Vern Lillrose William A. Brockbank Citizens Emil Backlund Dan Laughner Caroline Chiapuzio Axel Coleman Arthur E. Wahlberg Supreme Court Justices of the Peace Howard Thomas J. Murphy Clarence A. Dwyer Crystal Falls University Regents Dean W. Myers Ann Arbor Charles C. Lockwood T. Thomas Thatcher Ravenna State Board ofEducation Edna Cornell Wilson Saginaw State Board of Agriculture Ben
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