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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1925
Page
15
An advertisement asserts nature’s danger signals such as coated tongue bad breath headaches pimples and bad blood are cured by Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. It claims the tea carries off poisons from the liver kidneys and bowels with strong endorsements and guaranteed positive results. Sold by Bessemer Pharmacy.
A vintage advertisement urges using Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea hot at bedtime to drive away a cold by morning, promising quick relief and a fresh start after sleep.
Presbyterian Church morning worship at 10 30 sermon Enter in the Palace of Shushan Sunday school 11 30 Puritan Community Sunday school 2 30 Rev Chas McL Fraser Methodist Church services and Sunday school times listed with sermons and leaders Sharon Lutheran Church English service 10 30 worship 2 15 Sunday school 7 30 English services in Wakefield Ironwood Ramsay Runeberg hall choir and class schedules Mission Society event at Sharon Lutheran with Mrs Emmy Ewald of Chicago and Junior Mission Band program. lunch offered public invited
Applications for marriage licenses were filed at the county clerk's office for multiple couples across Michigan and Wisconsin. Names include Stephen Yellasich and Margaret Schutte of Ironwood. Hans Johnson and Lillian Meyers of Rib Lake. Lyle Doyle of Ashland and Ele anor Bushine of Mellen. Bruno Mattis and Mary Maciejewski of Ashland. Frank Erlitz of Rhinelander and Esther Carlson of Bessemer. Frank Berghammer of Watersmeet and Clara Buss of Wausau. John M. LaFave and Salma Nel son of Manitowish. Alex Burnette of Bergland and Mary Farcia of Ashland. Reinaldo Lopez and Anna Zancano of Ironwood. Arthur Thomas of Ironwood and Martha Kreuger of Hurley. Michael Rinto of Bessemer and Ina Kuula of Hurley. George A Kronberg and Esther McArthur of Thomaston.
Members of the local Vasa lodge plan a dance tomorrow evening at the Puritan school with good music and lunch, inviting the public to join in the event. Entertains For Daughter at Olafs with birthday gifts and luncheon for Esther on her thirteenth birthday.
The Field Museum in Chicago estimates it saves about $10,000 annually in fuel costs by aligning furnace operation with observed United States weather reports.
Guests praised Mrs Stone Mark formerly Miss Fannie Erickson in a community social. At 10 oclock luncheon was served to a long list of couples including Mr and Mrs Charles Haapaja Mr and Mrs Kelto Mr and Mrs Jacob Mannie Mr and Mrs Wm McKee Mr and Mrs Richard KatajaMr and Mrs Wm Manui Mr and Mrs Runwell Mr and Mrs Peterson Mr and Mrs Chas Alvinen Mr and Mrs Oscar Anderson Mr and Mrs Wm Maki Mr and Mrs Alec Saarela Mr and Mrs August Nyman Mr and Mrs Eli Korpila Mr and Mrs Heino Suomi Mr and Mrs R Trudgeon Mr and Mrs Matt Skarvie Mr and Mrs William Hijvonen Mrs Gust Erickson and family plus numerous Mesdames Kangas Stonemark Kangas Fossi Hakonen Maki Nyman Balzarini Shaw Hedberg Skarvi Kan Bas and others.
Mushhead notes a hard fought win over Stambaugh 7-0 with both teams praised for effort. He mentions an upcoming game at Ashland and the high school band of 20 pieces, plus an invitation to the Junior Halloween Dance October 30 at Washington Gym. The 1926 High School Annual staff is elected with Nels Bradley as business manager and gridiron captain.
Vienna Johnson elected president as the Dramatics club plans a social season and other activities for the coming year. Staff roles listed include Helen Semmerling in History, Jean Kangas in Humor, Mamie Penetti in Alumni, Edna Campbell in Calendar, Sigrid Lampi in Art, Bruno Hellman in Athletics, and Peter Petranek in Class Will.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Olson announce the birth of a son at their home on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Paul Running report a son born on October 14. Mr and Mrs Louis Chouinard welcome a daughter born last Thursday.
President Roosevelt remarked that good crops alone are of little value to farmers unless they lead to a good life on the farm, underscoring the link between agricultural productivity and living standards.
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