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Bessemer Herald

Location

Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1921

Page

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Women named by club for welfare work in wards

The Women's Club met at the Elks Hall to plan a reception for city school teachers and to organize aid for the destitute. Mrs. Hart and Miss Hansen performed, while committees under Mrs. William Guyer reviewed ward needs and verified claims. The president urged moral reform and women's influence at the disarmament conference.

Elks Hall E. 3. Hart Astrid Hansen Andy Pyrne The American Legion William Guyer Thomas G. Winters Minnesota Tinger Guyer

Funeral of Mrs. C Harkins Held Here

Funeral services for Mrs. C Harkins mother of Mrs J W Truettner were conducted this afternoon at J W Truettner’s residence with Rev Chas M Fraser officiating. She was 70 at death and was buried in Ironwood. Survived by daughters Mrs Alice Woestell Boise City Idaho and Mrs Celestial Truettner of Bessemer, son Charles Harkins of Fronton Minn, Mrs Mildred Bain of Spokane and Rev W Harkins of Hibbing.

Bessemer Charles Harkins Ronton, Minn Mildred Bain Spokane, Wash Reo. W. Harkins Hibbing

Future visioning as a selective tool for personal preference

The note considers whether imagining future outcomes could be beneficial if one could choose which events to visualize. It frames selection as a form of control, implying potential benefits and drawbacks of guided foresight.

Circuit Court to Open November 28

Circuit Court for the county of Gogebic opens November 28 for motions and setting of the calendar. The jury is called for Tuesday November 29 at 9 o clock a m and will be composed of members from Ironwood Bessemer Wakefield and surrounding townships with local ward selections and named jurors including West Exworthy Wick Wilcox Bartlett Varga McMillan Louis Rowe Connell Holley Harrington Hoffman Richards McMawman Ball Donich Hansen Becker Carlson Duda Saarela McKay Hellman Prucen Wells Ruggles Hillis Ahela Triplett Lee Eplett Warden Earley Stevens Gault and others.

City of Wakefield Wells Ruggles William Hillis John Ahela Ironwood George A. Triplett Erwin Henry Lee Bessemer Albert D. Eplett A. J. Warden Merenisco A. W. Earley Watersmeet Vernon Stevens Carlson Dan Gault

Deaths This Morning: Lucina Hagerman Dies at 68

Lucina M Hagerman died at 8 30 this morning at the home of Mr and Mrs Merle A Hagerman aged 68 years. She had been ill since late June and spent much of the last decade visiting relatives, largely in Bessemer. Remains will be taken to Carson City Michigan where her husband is buried.

Lucina M. Hagerman Merle A. Hagerman Hagerman Bessemer Carson City Mich Haggerman

Bloodhound Traces Thieves Through Woods to House

County officers used the county bloodhound from Hurley to Sand Rock Wis about 25 miles away to track thieves. The Oma Land and Lumber Co foreman reported meat and harness thefts. The hound led searchers to a house 2 1 2 miles through the woods where material matching the theft was found though identity proved difficult.

Sand Rock Wis Hurley Oma Land and Lumber Co

One Marriage License Issued Nov 3

Charles Layman of Wausau Wisconsin and Susan Allen of Mercer Wisconsin were issued a marriage license on November 3.

Charles Layman Wausau Wis Susan Allen Mercer, Wis

Eagles Launch Active Campaign for New Members

Gogebic Aerie No. 1908 Fraternal Order of Eagles votes to admit new members for five dollars a limited time. Deputy Grand President Henry Bitschenauer outlines the order’s growth from 1898 to over 500000 members and assets above 30 million. The campaign, led by John Johnson Mat E Daly and Al Church, will feature entertainments and easy access to applications through Eagles. The order advocates liberty truth justice and equality with benefits including sick and funeral cover and life insurance. The football news notes Detroit Free Press may consider Bessemer for a big Lower Peninsula game.

Gogebic Aerie No Order of Eagles Henry Bitschenauer Ashland Grand Aerie Bitschenauer Order Brotherhood of Man Eagles Eagle Magazine John Johnson Mat E K. Daly al. Church Lee- Torsten Eggen Abelman Detroit Free Press Bessemer Lower Peninsula

Girls Novelty Ball Tonight at Elks Hall

The Girls Community Club presents a Novelty Ball at the Elks hall tonight with extensive plans and expectations of being a major social event of the season. The football team, coach and manager are invited as honorary guests as Rex Concert Orchestra provides the music for the gala evening.

Elks Hall Rex Concert Orchestra

Basso Taken to Asylum After Violent Episode

Modesto Basso, previously jailed for choking his wife, was transported to the Newberry asylum by Officers Wigg and Frank after a violent, two and a half hour trip. He wore a straight jacket for most of the journey, torn his cell, and faced ongoing threats. His mental state is linked to his wife’s flight and prior illness with mine work injury and compensation. The trip included observations of 1150 inmates, some locals, unable to recall past lives. A war memorial tablet for mules who died in service was noted for veterans.

Modesto Basso Asylum For the Insane Newberry Wigg Frank Basso Iron Mountain Thomas Koski

Schools Plan to Observe Better Speech Week

The Public Schools of Bessemer will join National American Speech Week from November 6 to 12 to promote clear, pleasant, and forceful speech. In the high school an active campaign will stress correct speech, with class committees planning activities and posters placed around the building. A Monday address by Probate Judge W. S. Baird and an upcoming Wednesday high school assembly will further the effort, with readings, poems, songs, and dramatizations at 2:45.

Bessemer W. S. Baird Chicago Woman's Club Boston New York Marston Fiell’s Milwaukee Wis Wisconsin National Bank National Council of English Teachers The National Federation of Women’s Clubs American Academy of Arts and Letters Society of Pure English

Prof Rigg Proves A Real Humorist At Puritan School Party

School teachers, the township schools board, and old settlers met at Puritan school for a get acquainted party directed by Prof H H Rigg. The program featured vocal solos, a piano piece, readings, and a French dialect reading that drew laughter. Board members approved dancing in the school, continuing the Puritan’s social tradition, followed by a group lunch and dancing.

Puritan School H. H. Rigg Adelaide Renne Marcella Rutiman H. H. Riggs Puritan Board

Boys Choose Teams for Grammar School Basketball League

The Washington school gym hosts the boys league with Red capt G Erickson and teammates K Kiddo K Grenquist G Breamer W Erickson. Blue capt J Gotta R Mon cher A Cavosie J Hilligan J Gallie. White capt M Cena C Torell P Petramek E Davis D Harris. Crimson capt R P Williams Jr A Seawaiger C Superczynski F Nemacheck G Rand. Yellow capt N Cobb A Crenne M Pastori E Nelson P Turkaly. Black capt J West G Ferrari B Hellman M Czajkowski F Cheney J Wojciechowski. Green capt S Goldman B Talone E Novasceone A Morck A Buchko W Nemacheck. Pink capt E Koppala A Johnson P Novascone J Lonchart A Thiebert. Brain trouble follows bodily illness or disturbance.

Washington School G. Erickson K. Kiddo K. Grenquist G. Breamer W. Erickson J. Gotta R. Moncher A. Cavosie J. Hilligan J. Gallie M. Cena C. Torell P. Petramek E. Davis D. Harris BE. Certano R. P. Williams A. Seawaiger C. Superczynski F. Nemacheck G. Rand N. Cobb A. Crenne M. Pastori E. Nelson P. Turkaly J. West G. Ferrari B. Hellman M. Czajkowski F. Cheney J. Wojciechowski S'Goldman B. Talone E. Novasceone A. Morck A. Buchko W. Nemacheck E. Koppala A. Johnson P. Novascone J. Lonchart A. Thiebert

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