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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1964
Page
2
The Herald Publish aeconcern notes weekly publication details for Bessemer Michigan and cites a 1900 postal registration. It argues farmers must lift production by over 40 percent in 12 years to maintain living standards, stressing cooperation with the Extension Service and petroleum industry.
The Phoenix youth, 16, named national Boy of the Year by Boys Clubs of America after being chosen from more than 600,000 members. A mountain climber, diver, top student, and active in interfaith work, he plans to attend college and majors in psychology. He will attend Boys State in Arizona and travel to Mexico as a goodwill ambassador. The award includes a $1,000 scholarship from Reader’s Digest.
Fourth of July committee to launch a fundraising drive Saturday to sponsor the annual celebration. Ironwood and Ontonagon tie for first at the annual Invitational Track Meet at Massie Field held last Saturday. Groundbreaking for Sharon Lutheran school proceeds. League movie to be shown at Washington gym May 19. State highway crews paint lines along US-2 in city limits. John Matonich named deputy sheriff. May 11 is the last day to register in City and Township school districts. Johnny The Bear quips on the telephone invention and a call for humor.
Wisconsin Dairy Division says the 17 ton World’s Largest Cheese meets all state and federal standards and will tour major cities after unveiling at the 1964 65 New York World's Fair. Made by Suidzinski for the Wisconsin Cheese Foundation, the cheese required 183 tons of milk, two thirds of a ton of salt, 92 pounds of Bennet, and 23 pounds of coloring.
A collection of humorous quotes from readers across several papers. Notable lines include Robert G. Campbell of Lititz Pa on tax returns and Alvin E. Ericson of Bonduel Wis on grass and water bills, plus other quips from journals in Washington Wisconsin Iowa and New York.
May 13 1954 community notes report Steiger Lumber plans rebuilding after April 1 fire in Bessemer. Died: Eugene J. Aijala Cicero Ill at 38. John E. Mattson 31 Puritan native in Detroit after fall injuries. Local civic actions include fire chief reelection James Bria, high school honored by U. Michigan, Legion posts, births, weddings, and new construction contracts in Ironwood Wakefield and Ramsay with multiple deaths and community events.
Funeral services for Simone Sam Micheletti 84 Ramsay pioneer who died April 27 were held Friday at 8 30 a m at Christ the King Church Ramsay with Rev Louis Cappo officiating Burial was in Lakeside Cemetery Wakefield Pallbearers were Frankie John Louis Chlebowski Ernest Oberst Tony Negri and Michael Legassa
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