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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1925
Page
18
Gorals and Antone Supercymski return from Detroit to remain at home. Various residents visit relatives, attend church events, and travel to Duluth Escanaba Ashland and Ironwood for births funerals and meetings. Notables include Dr Fraser Rotary delegates Fraser and Kevern family movements and church district activities.
An old advertisement touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a natural laxative. It claims to regulate bowels purify stomach and expel decay matter from the system. The copy emphasizes stomach kidneys and liver cleansing with reported satisfactory results.
An old ad copy urges women not to wait for a chance at love and promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea at Jessemer Pharmacy as a safety measure. The fragment emphasizes appearance related complaints and immediate purchase.
Mrs Emil Sandwick is undergoing medical treatment briefly mentioned. Peter Loncharte a Normal student at Marquette visits his parents Mr and Mrs Robert Loncharte this week. Mr and Mrs George Trevarthen and Mrs James H Trevarthen arrived from Detroit yesterday for the death of W J Trevarthen.
The Skandinavian Lodge No. 5 entertained Wakefield Lodge No. 40 at the Odd Fellows hall last evening. A pleasant social hour followed with Punch served. The Tady Maccabees plan a May 4 meeting at the same hall featuring a Mother’s Day program after a business session.
The regular meeting of the Auxiliary to the American Legion will be held Wednesday evening May 6 at 8 o'clock in the Ansitary board rooms. The postesses for the evening are Mrs Joe Jezek Mrs Clairence Ethier Mrs Jennie MacDonald Mrs Herbert Emunson and Miss Minnie Flos.
Mrs C Beline was surprised Saturday evening at her home for a birthday anniversary. The social gathering included 20 guests and lunch served at 11 o clock. She received an attractive gift from friends in remembrance.
The Ladies Aid of Sharon Lutheran church will host Thursday afternoon at the church. Mrs Albert Anderson to be hostess. In the evening the Luther League will meet at Mrs Andersons home with a reception for Rev and Mrs McClyments at the Wico Plymouth chapel. A program is planned and district residents are urged to attend. Janette Gorman hosted a birthday gathering Saturday for her eleventh birthday with games prizes and luncheon for 24 guests and a pink and white cake centerpiece.
The Methodist church social, postponed from Wednesday, will be held tonight at the church. The program of speaking and singing starts at 7 with a social hour to follow. Ice cream, coke, and homemade candy will be sold. There will be a tight pond and other amusements. The public is welcome.
Mrs. Anton Mazanec was guest of honor at a surprise party hosted by friends at her home Tuesday evening. Cards were played and prizes awarded in games. First prizes went to Mrs. W. Cowan in 500 and to Mrs. Hugo Hill in Raummey with Mrs. Gondek as consolation. Thirty five guests attended and contributed gifts and a luncheon was served at 11 o'clock.
Willian McMinn hosted a birthday party Saturday for her daughter Agba who turned ten. Guests enjoyed games and prizes won by Florence Carlson and Jane Basket. A 5 o'clock luncheon for 18 guests featured a pink and green decor and a large pink and white birthday cake.
Anvil School beat Ramsay 16 to 3 Part tun 17 to 3 and Harding 16 to 3 to post a 1000 percent in the Bessemer Township baseball league. The lineup features sixth to eighth graders Reno Tonsi cat cher Joe Thomas Gerald Toomey Ferdinand Georgi Franklin Bjornson Angelo Filippi James Deak Henry Longhini Paul Chernak. Milk distribution funded by the Woman's Club and parents now supplies milk to most underweight children with sixty five half pint bottles daily.
A list notes that there are twenty one living sons of former presidents. The article identifies the men across generations and their connections to their fathers, highlighting continued public service and prominence.
In Morning worship at 10 30 a sermon titled Our Incompleteness a Prophecy and a soprano and alto duet are listed. Sunday school follows at 11 30. Puritan Community S meets at 2 30 led by Rev. Chas McL Fraser.
Trinity Lutheran Church hosts a 10:00 a m divine service with a sermon titled The Lost Son and His Return. A song practice follows at 11:00 a m. Sunday School meets at 1:30 p m at Anvil under Pastor P C Forseth.
Sharon Lutheran Church notes no Sunday morning services this week due to the pastor's absence. No confirmation class tomorrow morning. Tuesday evening choir rehearsal at 7 30 led by Rev. C A Benander.
The church offers class meeting at 9:15, Sunday school at 10:00, and preaching at 11:99 with the sermon titled Go Tell My rethren. The Odd Fellows lodge will attend the service, junior league at 2:00, Epworth League at 6:30 led by Mrs George Sorenson, and the evening service at 7:30 features Signs of Spring time.
Official board meeting set for Monday at 7.00 pm. Ladies Aid business meeting Tuesday evening. Ladies class gathering Thursday evening at 7.30 pm at the home of Mrs. Hugh Williams. Rev. James Roberts present.
A modern verse fragment portrays personal finances and taxes with a refrain about lying to avoid tax pressure. It suggests anxiety over money, governance, and honesty in fiscal matters.
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