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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1925
Page
6
Numerous residents travel for work and social visits. Matthew Gardetto and several others depart for Chicago Detroit and Madison to pursue jobs or attend events. Various locals visit relatives, attend football games, or plan long stays in Duluth Iron Mountain and other nearby cities.
An advertisement asserts mature danger signals such as coated tongue bad breath headaches pimples and wrong blood indicate illness. It promotes Hollisters Rocky Mountain Tea as a liver kidney and bowels detoxifier with strong endorsements and guaranteed results via Bessemer Pharmacy.
A suspicious notice promotes a miracle remedy titled Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. It warns that your knock will vanish by morning and urges readers to seek the Bessemr Pharmeer product. The fragment suggests a medical hoax aimed at quick relief.
The church lists Sunday school at 4 PM and morning worship at 11:09 AM with the theme The Mastery of Silence. Evening service at 7:30 PM covers The Ministry of Reconciliation. Welcoming remarks mention watchwords Roberts and a note of welcome.
The text lists church services and activities with times and names. It mentions Rev. C. A. Benander, a Sunday 9:40 service, morning worship, Tuesday evening choir practice, Friday confirmation class and junior choir rehearsal, all noting routine parish events and leadership.
Presbyterian Church holds morning worship at 10 30 with a sermon titled Youth and Age A Sketch of the Master A soprano and alto duet by Mrs A J Matteson and Miss King Sunday School follows at 11 30 Yuritan Community Sunday School Ra Worship in Marenisco this evening at 7 30 Rev Chas McL Fraser leads services with Yuritan Community Sunday School noted.
Engagement announced by Mr and Mrs H Selin for Cecile Selin to Dr Marcus Fliel of St Louis Missouri. Miss Selin an instructor at Anvil school known in the younger set. Presbyterian Ladies Aid Circle No 6 to be entertained Oct 21 in church parlors with hostesses Mrs A J Matteson Mrs P A Kallander Mrs W J Pinkerton and Mrs W F Truettner. Lady Foresters hold initiation with new members, led by Mrs Conroy of Chicago, program includes drill team vocal and piano solos, lunch served.
The Junior class under Miss Connelly plans a Halloween Masquerade Ball for October 30 at Washington Gym to boost the class treasury. Prizes for costumes and festive decorations are hoped to make it the season’s gala event as the first school dance this year.
Mrs H P Hansen of Ketchikan Alaska arrived in Bessemer Thursday and is spending a few days as the guest of Miss Rose Burt.
Irish reporters note lively attendance at the Lake Linden Houghton football clash won 6 to 6. Institute speakers included Arctic explorer Mr Steffanson, Holland Supt Fell, Michigan Teachers Assoc head, and Wisconsin Univ president Glenn Frank. Teachers enjoyed choral entertainments. Upper Peninsula Institute may move to Ironwood next year.
English teacher Miss Cresswell has returned home from Iowa after being summoned by the death of her father.
The upcoming Saturday features a crucial home game against Stambaugh with hard scrimmage and practice led by Mr. Paupore. Both teams aim to win and supporters are urged to turn out and root for the team.
Mrs F W Roman formerly Miss Gertrude Davis and former Bessemer High School teacher paid a visit here on Tuesday, sharing memories of her teaching days and reconnecting with old friends.
The High School band held its first rehearsal last Wednesday. The 27 piece orchestra is advancing quickly as it practices for the Minstrel Show in November. Mr. Gorman expects to send a worthy musical group to Marquette to compete for honors.
Classified list includes two lighthousekeeping room requests, a baby buggy sale for $12, a missing black cow from Sept 2, a seven room frame house for sale on Colby Street with furnace and basement, a wholesale Concord worsted mill ad, and a car-sales opportunity offering $500 monthly in East Liverpool Ohio.
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