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Newspaper

Bessemer Herald

Location

Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1936

Page

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Lake Gogebic Tragedy Radio Hour Fund Drive

Seven residents of Lake Gogebic were honored on the Kate Smith radio hour broadcast from New York for heroism in a tragedy. Local residents can donate via the National Bank where stamp cards are available. about $76 raised so far with totals over $225 from Bessemer and $135 from Bessemer Township. The drive closes Saturday.

Lake Gogebic Kigte Smith New York Oscar Hen'Toine Kate Smith New Tave Mandrick Lake Arody Ssemer National Bank Gogebic Range Hendrick Besesmer Bessemer

Road Activity Reaches Peak Across Michigan Highways

State highway commissioner D. Van Wagoner reports 628 miles surfaced this season with 264 miles of concrete and 187 miles of oil aggregate on key routes. Twenty bridges and twenty-nine grade separations to be completed, plus dust treatment and snow removal costing over 1.6 million dollars.

Larsing LaRen State Highway Department D. van Wagoner Louis Nims Works Progress Administration van Wagoner Highway Department

New Flower Shop Mae's Flower Shop Opens Soon

The first floor of the Ekman building at Moore and Mary streets is remodeled for Mae's Flower Shop. Mrs Hjialmer Ekman will operate the business representing Lutey Greenhouses Not Ironwood in this community.

Ekman Moore and Mary Streets

Trailer parks and camps are coming to Manistique

Manistique plans a well equipped trailer parking ground to operate in summer 1937. Public interest in trailer travel is rising with deer hunters using trailers this fall. Experts foresee about 25 percent of touring traffic in trailers as motor makers test combination house on wheels. Trailer camps, electric facilities and ground rent including power are discussed as communities weigh the potential boost to local commerce and services.

Manistique George E. Bishop Marquette Upper Peninsula Development Bureau Lo Cal

Gogebic Schools Get 34663 Primary Fund

The Michigan Department of Public Instruction completed the final installment of primary school interest money to districts, totaling 4 621 919 53. The payment equals 3 30 per census child and will reach districts this week with Upper Peninsula allocations listed for each county.

Department of Public Instruction Lansing Eugene B. Elliott Upper Peninsula Alger Baraga Chippewa Delta Dickinson Gogebic Houghton Iron Keweenaw Luce Mackinac Marquette Menominee Ontonagon Schoolcraft

Republic Steel Plans Expansion at Ironwood Mines

Republic Steel Corp subsidiary Penokee Ore Co rehabilitates Pabst Aurora and Norrie mines in Ironwood for regular ore production. Townsite mine lease canceled. $25,000,000 bond issue funds a new strip-sheet mill of at least $15,000,000, plus blast furnace rebuilds and doubled dock capacity at Cleveland. Allied Youth in Michigan promotes total abstinence from alcohol.

Penokee Ore Co Republic Steel Corp Pabst Aurora Norrie Ironwood Cleveland

Essay Contest For Gogebic 4 H Members Opens

Norma Streeter announces an essay contest titled The Goal I Seek Through 4 H Club Work for Gogebic county 4 H members who were in winter projects 1935 36 or summer 1936. Top prize is Compton's Picture Encyclopedia with additional prizes of 10 and 5 dollars. Rules require past experiences problems and ambitions and close at 5 PM Wednesday December 16. Rules available at Ironwood agricultural office.

Norma Streeter Gogebic County Compton Agricultural Ironwood Roosevelt School Violet Jackson Irene Mark Ruth Stool Sec'y—Vienna Aho Treas Roosevelt Sewing Circle June Hakala Anna Hauta Erin Lahti Anita LaMarche Busy Bee Sewing Club Lorraine Hill Vienna Katola Sec’y Treas Ruth Aili Merry

Aged Father of Rev Roycraft Dies in Superior

Rev W A Roycraft of Ramsay Presbyterian minister mourns the death of his father William Roycraft aged 85 a hardware business resident of Superior for 50 years born in Ireland and a former board of education member Survivors include his widow three sons four daughters and two brothers Funeral held Tuesday with burial at Chippewa Falls in Chippewa Falls.

W. A. Roycraft Ramsay Presbyterian Superior William Roycraft Roycraft Ireland Board of Education Chippewa Falls

Three Patients Die at Infirmary Hospital

Oscar Kalla, 55, died early Sunday at the county infirmary where he had been a patient since October 30. Funeral held Wednesday from Frick funeral home with burial in local cemetery. he leaves a sister in Kimball, Wisconsin. Leopold Siegel, 81, who had been at the infirmary for three years, died Saturday. a former Ironwood peddler, buried Sunday in the Jewish cemetery at Hurley. Mrs. Josephine Willa, 82, died Tuesday morning at the infirmary after a brief stay. she was a Wakefield resident. The article notes Hastings hosts Michigan’s largest high school exposition annually.

Oscar Kalla County Infirmary Frick Funeral Home Kimball Wis Wakefield Leopold Siegel Ironwood Hurley

Local Boys Form Drum Bugle Corps at Bessemer Post

Members of the Sons of the American Legion at the Bessemer post form a drum and bugle corps. Instruments have been ordered, Harry Reinhold the high school music director will instruct. Edward LeClaire reelected captain and Carlyle Hendries will again be adjutant.

Sons of the American Legion Bessemer Post Harry Reinhold

Circuit Court Begins Monday in Gogebic County

Circuit court opens Monday with Judge George O. Driscoll presiding. Naturalization hearings will run today and Saturday as about 100 people seek citizenship, among the largest classes in Gogebic County history. Jurors include 15 men and 10 women from Bessemer Ironwood Wakefield and nearby townships.

Circuit Court George O. Driscoll Gogebic County Bessemer Mary Donich Raymond Anderson Julia McCarthy Josephine LeClaire Erwin Feitad Wakefield Battista Bugni Ironwood W. J. Houle Nick Hongisto Erwin Wedo Pertile Marenisco Mrs. LaRock

Nine Plead Guilty in Circuit Court Arraignment

Nine men pleaded guilty at arraignment before Judge George C. Driscoll on Wednesday. Four others admitted guilt and sentencing will occur later. Named defendants from Ironwood, Hurley, Wakefield and Marenisco faced charges including auto theft, moonshine sales, concealed weapons, copper and lead wire theft, and related offenses.

George C. Driscoll Leonard Krizmanich Steve Levandowski Stanley Klimas Ralph Anderson Ironwood Joseph Bartylak Hurley Ernest L. Piazzi Andrew Bacha Henry Hautanen Wakefield Township George Vargovich Oliver Iron Mining Co Harry Woodward Marenisco Virgie Whitley John Koski Victor Chlebowski Frank Nezworski

Bessemer Student Joins Blue Key Honorary Society

Richard Allen of Bessemer was pledged to the Blue Key society at the Michigan College of Mining and Technology during the annual convocation at Houghton. A senior, he also belongs to Eta Kappa Nu and the Houghton A I E E, where he serves as secretary.

Bessemer Michigan College of Mining and Technology Richard Allen Blue Key Society Houghton Blue Key Allen Eta Kappa Nu American Institute of Electrical Engineers

Funeral services for Mrs. Fred Erickson of South Bessemer

Funeral services for the late Mrs. Fred Erickson of South Bessemer were held last Friday at the home and at Sharon Lutheran church with Rev. F. E. W. Eastman officiating. Burial followed in Hillrest Cemetery. Pallbearers were Charles Anderson Erick Johnson Victor Jacobson Erick Erickson Victor Johnson and Alfred Jacobson.

Fred Erickson South Bessemer Sharon Lutheran Church F. E. W. Eastman Hillrest Cemetery Charles Anderson Erick Johnson Victor Jacobson Erick Erickson Victor Johnson Alfred Jacobson

New Engine House at Pabst Mine in Ironwood

Alex Rosemargy a Bessemer contractor is erecting a 40 by 108 foot engine house at the Pabst mine in Ironwood. The mine has been recently acquired by Republic Steel Corp.

Alex Rosemargy Bessemer Pabst Ironwood Republic Steel Corp

20-foot spruce planted at Hamilton Club Montreal Wis

A 20 foot spruce has been planted on the lawn of the Hamilton Club in Montreal Wisconsin. It will serve as a permanent Christmas tree for annual programs conducted by the Montreal Mining Company and the local school.

Hamilton Club Montreal Wis Montreal Mining Company

Notice of stock liability cessation for Bessemer Bank

The Herald announces that liability on holders of common stock at Bessemer National Bank will cease on July 2, 1837 under federal banking laws. The official notice appears elsewhere in this issue.

The Herald Bessemer National Bank

Early holiday mail urged by postmasters

Postmasters urge residents to mail early and wrap securely to ensure gifts reach friends and relatives in time for the Christmas season. Washington postal officials announce a cent and a half rate for Christmas cards with unsealed envelopes and no personal messages beyond signatures. Special delivery and perishables get priority, while most mail is not delivered on Christmas Day.

Santa Claus Postal Department Washington

Lansing sets early deadline for 1937 auto license plates

State figures show sales of motor vehicle license plates at about 1060 pairs daily with 21,388 sold in the first 29 days. Secretary Orville E. Atwood extended the deadline to January 31 to aid manufacturers, amid possible legislative changes in 1937.

Lansing Department of State Orville E. Atwood Atwood Leon D. Case

Mail Left Earlier From Ironwood and Bessemer Posts

Starting Sunday the evening train for Chicago departs Ironwood at 6 20 p m instead of 6 53 p m and arrives in Chicago an hour earlier each morning. Mail from the Bessemer post office now leaves at 5 p m instead of 5 30.

Chicago Ironwood Windy City Bessemer

Program Arranged For This Week End At Bessemer Church

The three day observance launches with the Fraser Memorial Window unveiling at the Bessemer Presbyterian Church. A stained glass window honors Rev. and Mrs. Charles M. Fraser as pioneers attend the program beginning at 7 o clock. Open house with tea for pioneers follows Saturday. Special music, holy communion Sunday, and addresses by Rev. Walter Peterson and Dr. J. D. Brownell mark the weekend. The church, organized July 25 1836, invites the public to all events and notes a printed history in the Bessemer Herald on pages 3 and 6.

Besseme Byterian Church Jonicht Fraser Charles M. Fraser Walter Peterson J. D. Brownell Northland College Ashland Wisconsin Gogebic Range Presbyterian Church of Bessemer Bessemer Herald

European tour for Little Bohemia boss and son

Emil Wanatka proprietor of the Little Bohemia roadhouse near Mer cer and his son Emil Jr travel in Europe. Har ler held funeral services for August Keiber 32 who was injured by a falling tree in 1931 and had been an invalid at Runstrom's hospital Ironwood. Hurley men Vita Porter Bliss pleaded guilty in federal court St Paul to transporting girls for immoral purposes. sentencing in December. Michael Kelly 75 died of apoplexy at Waters meet. funeral at Green Bar. Thirteen Knights of Columbus lodges in the Upper Peninsula will attend a regional meeting in Ironwood. Joseph Schnitzer of Mount Pleasant deer hunting near Lake Gogebic.

Emil Wanatka Little Bohemia Mercer Emil Jr Europe Harler August Keiber Runstrom Howard Porter Joseph Bliss Hurley St. Paul Michael Kelly Watersmeet Som Green Bar Knights of Columbus Upper Peninsula Ironwood Joseph Schnitzier Mount Pleasant Lake Gogebdic

Resident of Ramsay Dies in Canada Community

Laura Johnson 63 died Monday at 4 30 p m at her niece’s home in South Ramsay after a monthlong illness. Born January 5 1885 in Dalsland Sweden she came to Canada in 1908. She married Victor Anderson in 1914. he died last year. Survived by four stepchildren John Ramsay Harry Keiloge Ida Mrs Mary Holmberg Oregon and Mrs A O Stomeman Tron Mountain. a sister in Sweden and 12 grandchildren. Funeral held yesterday at Sharon Lutheran Church with Rev F E W Eastman officiating. interment in Bessemer cemetery. Christmas Seals sale begins Thanksgiving Day.

Laura Johnson Harold Anderson South Ramsay Johnson Dalsland Sweden Victor Anderson Jane John Ramsay Harry Keiloge Ida Mary Holmberg Oregon A. O. Stomeman Tron Mountain Sharon Lutheran Church F. E. W. Eastman Bessemer Cemetery

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Niere Lake Gogeric Mrs. Hendrick Michigan Ligan Republic Steel Allied Youth Organization BEGIN 4-H Josephine Willa Hastings MAI L. Johnson
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