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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1925
Page
14
Gorals and personals note W. S. Godfrey’s return from Tron River on business. Local residents journey to Butte Montana and Iron River Michigan while several families welcome newborns, attend hospital surgeries, and visit relatives in Ashland, Milwaukee, and Chicago.
An advertisement touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a natural purge for constipation. It claims to regulate bowels, purify the stomach and expel decay matter, cleansing stomach, kidneys and liver with satisfactory results, via Bessem e Pharmacy.
A vintage ad-like fragment promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a quick remedy for a cold or dull appearance. It humorously warns a suitor not to delay love, urging immediate purchase from Bessemer Pharmacy to be safe. The tone mimics early 20th century newspaper advertising.
A notice states a party admitted breaking into a coal shed and removing Briquet coal. It warns that legal action will start unless the coal is paid for, signed by Mrs. Otto B. Olson.
Guests of Weaketield are invited to a bake sale on June 6 with cakes and home baked goods. A monthly meeting of the Auxiliuary and the American Legion unit is scheduled for Wednesday evening at 7, with members to attend and participate in a parade via donated cars provided.
Friends gathered Friday evening to honor Mrs Anna Hellman with a social event and gift. The article also notes upcoming meetings of the Sharon Lutheran church groups Ladies Aid and Luther League, with hosted gatherings at Mrs Otto B Olson's home. A separate party at the Auxiliary club rooms featured music and dancing for a number of attendees from Cary Turley and nearby areas.
A school banquet at the Olcott gym Tuesday evening honored football lettermen and team members. About 225 attendees, including Supt and Mrs Ry Cob, Mrs F C Gorman, and other local notables, enjoyed a long table formation, speeches, and presentations. Washington gym hosted dancing with the High School Orchestra, followed by a party at Puritan School.
Mrs Trevarthen, president, honored Miss Burt with a reading lamp in gratitude for her role as cognizer and first president of the clubs. She helped foster community gatherings and neighborly ties while balancing duties and club activities. Burt thanked members and spoke of her lasting interest in club work and friendly ties.
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during the death of our beloved. Signed by Mary Martin Richard Martin William Martin Benjamin Martin Mrs Doney Mrs John Dyer Mr and Mrs Hierins.
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