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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1925
Page
4
Several residents and visitors are noted in town, including Julia Nilkr who left for Ashland to work, Agton Supercynski returning from Duluth, and Frances Graves of Narenisco visiting for a day. Others travel for work or family reasons, with Mrs. Vogekr taking a housekeeping post in Marseilles and Dora Frank visiting with her father John Frank.
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea advertised as a liver kidney and bowel detoxifier. The copy claimed it removes poisons and cures head aches bad breath pimples and bad blood with strong endorsements and guaranteed results through Bessemer Pharmacy.
J W Pecard returned from Milwaukee after business and attended the Michigan Wisconsin game in Madison. Eleanor Erickson came home two months after visiting parents Fred and Mrs Erickson in Treluth. Nan Rund returned to Duluth to teach music, visiting her father Charles Rund. Frank W Roman and family returned to St Charles Iowa after visiting. Mary Melanson arrived from Ashland to visit son A Melanson. David Kulaszewicz and Walter Olson returned from Madison after the football game. Mrs Stephen Quayle and children returned to Iron River after visiting her parents. Mrs Edward Pascoe returned from Detroit after Eastern Star meetings as a local delegate. Dr and Mrs R E Hickey of the Anvil returned from Milwaukee to visit relatives. Mrs Albin Bergren and John A Johnson returned to Duluth after visiting Adolph Johnson and relatives.
An old advertisement promotes Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea to treat colds. It claims steaming hot tea at bedtime will last through the night and remove the cold by morning.
Mrs. John Hope and daughter Florence returned home after a visit with Mrs. Hope's son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Charles Maslowski in Ashland. Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Hill and two daughters left Tuesday by motor for Minneapolis to spend the week with relatives and attend the Minnesota Notre Dame football game there tomorrow.
Aw Misses Katherine Mary Springhetti and brother Peter Springhetti of Detroit arrived after their father Nick Springhetti died at St. Joseph's hospital in Ashland. Dr and Mrs C E Stevens returned from Waukesha where they visited relatives and attended the Wisconsin Michigan football game in Madison. Other locals returned from Stevens Point and Lower Michigan visits with relatives and students at Stevens Point Normal and Crane Technical School.
The church notes morning worship at 10 30 with a sermon titled Enter in the Palace of Shushan Sunday school follows at 11 30 Puritan Community conducts a second Sunday school session at 2 30 for the day’s schedule and teaching assignments.
Sunday school starts at 10:00 with morning worship at 11:00 on the program. The morning subject is A Well-spring. Epworth League gathers at 6:30 led by Miss Margaret Marsh. Evening service follows at 7:30 with the sermon Having the Courage of Our Convictions.
The Sharon Lutheran church lists Sunday school at 7 30 morning worship at 10 80 and 2 15 Sunday school at Ramsay Runeberg hall Services in Wakefield at 3 00 English services in Ironwood at 7 30 Choir practice Tuesday 7 30 Confirmation Friday 4 15 Junior choir Friday 7 15 Rev C A Benander The Mission Bayt society social in church parors Mrs Emmy Ewald of Chicago president of the Women s Mission society will attend A program by the Junior Mission Band and lunch will be served Public invited.
Applications for marriage licenses were made by several couples at the county clerk’s office including Stephen Yellasich and Margaret Schutte of Ironwood Michigan and Hans Johnson and Lillian Meyers of Rib Lake Wisconsin. Other pairs listed include Lyle Doyle and Ele anor Bushine Ashland Wisconsin Bruno Mattis and Mary Maciejewski Ashland Wisconsin and Frank Erlitz Rhinelander Wisconsin with Esther Carlson Bessemer Michigan. The list continues with Frank Berghammer Watersmeet Michigan and Clara Buss Wausau Wisconsin John M LaFave Salma Nelson Manitowish Wisconsin Alex Burnette Bergland Michigan and Mary Farcia Ashland Wisconsin Reinaldo Lopez Anna Zancanaro Ironwood Michigan Arthur Thomas Ironwood Michigan Martha Kreuger Hurley Wisconsin Michael Rinto Bessemer Michigan Ina Kuula Hurley Wisconsin George A Kronberg Esther McArthur Thomaston Michigan. The Field Museum in Chicago notes that by using US weather reports to guide furnace use it saves about ten thousand dollars a year in fuel costs.
Members of the local Vasa lodge plan a dance tomorrow evening at the Puritan school with good music and lunch provided. The event extends a cordial invitation to the public.
Mrs Olaf Skagen hosted an afternoon gathering for daughter Esther for her thirteenth birthday. Guests enjoyed games and a luncheon with gifts presented to the honoree by friends.
Miss Anna Maccani entertained the M. O. B. club at her residence Friday evening with twelve members present for a social gathering. A dainty lunch was served at 10:00 to Jean Kangas Isabelle Meyers Vienna Johnson Florence Roberts Ethel Rosemargy Elvira Vispi Dorothy Scavarda Mary Pinetti Katherine Mussatti Antonette DeStasio Mary DeBiasi and Anna Maccani.
The Lady Maccabees held their regular meeting Monday evening with installation. A social Hallo ween party followed featuring fortune telling, stunts and games. Prizes were awarded and a tasty lunch was served by Mrs. Oliver Berger, Mrs. George Basket, Mrs. Mary Basket and Mrs. A Burt.
Miss Teresa Wozniak entertained at her eleventh birthday party Saturday afternoon at home. Hallowe'en colors adorned the decorations and table. Guests included Dorothy Basket Ronita Wysocki Frances Adams Jean MacFarlane Grace McDonald Margaret Milan. After dinner the group attended a Rex theatre show.
Mrs. Charles Camille hosted a Tuesday afternoon birthday party for her daughter Irma on her eleventh birthday. Guests, games, and a 6 o clock luncheon featured a pink and white centerpiece cake. Attendees included Margaret Corgiat Regina Luca savitz Irene Wallenberg Marie Johnson Inez Janette Gorman Olada Ceroni and Irma Camille.
The Legion Auxiliary and Legion announce a joint Halloween party on Wednesday October 28 at the Legion clubhouse. There will be dancing in the ballroom, card games in Auxiliary rooms, a three piece orchestra, seasonal decorations, and lunch. Committee members for entertainment and lunch are listed, urging attendance. A surprise shower honored Mr. and Mrs. A Stonemark at their Tuesday evening party.
Guests at a community event enjoyed a social evening and a 10 o'clock luncheon. Mrs. Stone Mark formerly Miss Fannie Erickson is highly regarded locally. A long list of couples and individuals attended, including the Haapajas, Kelto family, Mannie, McKee, Kataja, Manui, Runwell, Peterson, Alvinen, Anderson, MakI, Saarela, Nyman, Korpila, Suomi, Trudgeon, Skarvie, Hijvonen, Erickson family, Kangas, Stonemark, and many others.
The game Saturday ended Stam baugh 0 to 7 as Sigg and the team earned credit for effort. The Stam baugh squad played well, and Sigg’s team plans to travel to Ashland Saturday hoping to compete well despite the odds.
The band under Mr Gorman now numbers 20 pieces and played well in class. Everyone is invited to the Junior Halloween Dance on October 30 at the Washington Gym with good music and lunch.
The 1926 High School Annual project has started and the staff members are chosen. Nels Bradley, the gridiron captain, has been elected business manager.
Vienna Johnson was elected president of the Dramatics club for the coming year. They plan a social and other activities.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Olson welcome a son born at home on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Paul Running announce the birth of a son on October 14. Mr and Mrs Louis Chouinard welcome a daughter born last Thursday.
President Roosevelt states good harvests matter only if they unlock a better life on the farm. He links prosperity to quality living conditions and opportunities for rural communities.
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