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Newspaper

Bessemer Herald

Location

Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1925

Page

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Old Ironsides Week Observance at Bessemer Schools

Public and parochial schools in Bessemer will host next Friday events to honor Old Ironsides Week. An essay contest for grades six through eight offers bronze medals and Old Ironsides buttons. Elks committee Edward Pascoe, Pearce Graham, Abelman, and Rutherford solidify local plans as a national fundraising drive seeks $500,000 to repair the U S Constitution.

Bessemer Dear Elks Lodge United States Frigate U. S Pearce Graham the Abelman Rutherford Solig Elks Boston Harbor Boston Navy Yard Congress Fresidert Coolidge The

Gogebic County farm progress highlighted at Rotary luncheon

County agent E Gunderson told Gogebic residents that agriculture will outpace funeral and timber resources as a leading local industry. He praised Gordon Whitburn for farm youth leadership and outlined winter programs focusing on swimming and gym activities for Bessemer area boys and girls with high school teachers and Rotary helpers coordinating five groups.

Puritan Gunderson Xander Chubb Chambers Boet A. E. Redner C. J. Woboda C. M. Fraser Pearce Rahkam J. M. Orice

Bowling season to begin on Saturday at Bessemer Alleys

The Bessemer Bowling Alleys will open this Saturday October 31 marking the start of the bowling season. Proprietors Mussatti and Cabianca announce the alleys are in fine shape for the week’s games and after hours of practice the upcoming season promises steady competition.

Bessemer Mussatti and Cabianca

Former Local High Teachers Advance In Their Profession

Bernard Babicky of this city, now in Chicago, shares notes on two former Bessemer High School teachers who advanced to notable engineering roles. Paul Gerhardt Andres, B S E E, radio professor at Lewis Institute, will open a Bell Radio Club lecture series in Chicago on October 23, with further talks announced in the Weekly Supplement.

Bernard Babicky Chicago The Herald Bessemer High School Bell News Bessemer Andres Automatic Electric Company of River Forest Michigan State College Babbit Michigan Western Electric Company Paul Gerhardt Andres E. E Lewis Institute of Technology Bell Radio Club Bell Forum

Erick Erickson Dies in Bessemer at 63

Erick Erickson, longtime Bessemer resident for 35 years and former farmer, died Tuesday morning at his home from apoplexy at age 63. Survived by widow, five sons Erick Matt John Erne and Andrew of Spokane Wash and three daughters Irene Ilma and Mrs John Wilson. Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon with Rev Wiskam of Ironwood officiating.

Erick Erickson Bessemer Erickson Erick Matt John Erne Andrew Spokane Wash Irene Ilma John Wilson Wiskam Ironwood

Two Get Damages In Justice Court

A double verdict in favor of Mr and Mrs Samuel Hoffman of Ironwood was rendered in Justice Levi 5 Rice's court on Tuesday afternoon. They sued Hugo Valley of Wakefield for personal injuries and damages to their automobile from a July 23 collision on a county road near Lampert store. Valle and companions were returning from Hurley. the Hoffmans claimed Valle's car was on the wrong side of the road when the Willys Knight collided. Judge Rice awarded Mrs Hoffman 100 for injuries and Mr Hoffman 265.95 for vehicle damages. S. W. Patek and W. S. Baird represented the parties.

Samuel Hoffman Ironwood Levi Rice Hoffman Hugo Valley Wakefield Lampart Willys-Knight Valle Hurley S. W. Patek W. S. Baird

Narrow escape in Overland sedan rollover on Gogebic road

Celeste Buccanero barely avoided injury when his Overland left the road and overturned in a deep ditch on the county road between Ramsay and Bessemer. The site is the same spot where two Ironwood men died ten days earlier, per local reports.

Celeste Buccanero Ramsay Bessemer Ironwood Wakefeld

Mrs Gorman To Present Recital In High School Auditorium

Florence Trefry Gorman, wife of F C Gorman, will give a free recital at the Bessemer high school auditorium on Tuesday evening November 3 at 8 15. It is the second annual concert with five groups of songs in Italian French German and English, Mr Gorman at the piano.

Bessemer Florence Trefry Gorman F. C. Gorman Gorman Lascia Quilter Princess Grieg O'Hara Homer Tosti

TWO CARS DAMAGED IN COLLISION SUNDAY

Cars driven by Erwin Foltz of this city and Louis Sacks of Wakefield collided on county roads between Bessemer and Wakefield Sunday afternoon. Foltz and Mrs. G Webb had slight injuries while Mrs Foltz and baby daughter and Mr. Sacks were uninjured. Erick Erickson of Inverior arrived Monday and claimed Gust Erickson's body held at Charbonneau's. Death occurred en route to Grandview hospital in Kronwood. Interment at Superior.

Erwin Foltz Louis Sacks Wakefield Bessemer Erick Erickson Inverior Gust Erickson Charbonneau Grandview Hospital Kronwouod Superior Iron County Newa

Surgeon Donald Monro Praises Hygienic Code of Moses

eighteenth century British army surgeon Donald Monro draws attention to his men to the wonders of Moses hygienic code. He emphasizes its practical cleanliness principles and discipline as crucial to military welfare.

Donald Monro Moses

Gogebic County Gets Five Month Nurse Assignment

State Health Department assigns Miss Bell, an itinerant instructor in Little Mothers League and Mothers Conference, to Gogebic County for five months. Her program covers infant care from birth to pre school, with weekly school visits, exams or certificates, scrapbooks for younger children, and salary paid by the department. Miss Bell is a former England born Red Cross nurse with wartime service in France and Detroit. She will continue rural school classes two more weeks, then resume work in Ironwood Bessemer and Wakefield after January.

Miss Koll Little Mothers’ League Mothers’ Conference John C. Watson Bell State Health Department Gogebic County State Department of Health Kell England Scranton Pennsylvania Detroit France Red Cross Brest United States North Bessemer School

Best Poultry in Fast End County

More than thirty requests for information on modern poultry housing culling feeding have been handled at County Agent C. Gandersons office in ten days. Poultry and egg prices urge careful housing and feeding. culling non producers helps. Notable flocks are in Wakefield Ramsy with visitors urged to see Swanson Coleman Hill Laughner Connors.

Wakefield Ramsay Walter G. Swanson Bessemer Axel Coleman John Hill James Laughner Verona Dan Connors

Byrne Warns About Halloween Pranks in Bessemer

Marshal Andy Byrne issued his annual warning to the kids of Bessemer against property damage on Halloween night. He notes the excellent record last year with few complaints from residents and hopes for a repeat outcome this year.

Andy Byrne Bessemer

Elks Minstrel Show Rehearsals Set In Bessemer

D L McDonald director for John B Rogers Producing Co of Chicago will arrive in Bessemer Saturday to lead the first rehearsal for the Elks minstrel show to be staged at the Rex theatre November 10 and 11 titled Elks Mimics A meeting for potential cast is planned at the Elks hall Saturday evening. McDonald previously directed several successful Bessemer Elks shows.

D. L. McDonald John B. Rogers

Farmers win case against Ishpeming Farm Bureau in joint trial

In Ishpeming several Skandia Carlsend and West Branch farmers faced J Lee Morford of Lansing in a multi party lawsuit. The Michigan State Farm Bureau official tracked a verdict of no cause for action. The trial heard that farmers expected elevator and warehouse service and sales avenues through the bureau but found seeds costly and a carload of oats included Canadian thistles. The bureau transported a potato carload with farmers receiving eight cents or less a bushel against market prices of 40 to 50 cents. Notes to the bureau were turned over by the defunct Marquette Court Farm Bureau. The panel included M A Kahn J R Martin Thomas Bennett Wilfred Nault Alfred Cousilleau and Veiliam Raushleigh.

Skandia Carlsend West Branch Township William St. John’s J. Lee Morford Lansing Michigan State Farm Bureau Ishpeming A. W. Jurma Bureau M. J. Kennedy Axel Anderson Marquette Court Ferm Bureau M. A. Kahn J. R. Martin Thomas Bennett Wilfred Nault Alfred Cousilleau Veiliam Raushleigh

School Officers of County Meet Nov 9 at Bessemer

The biennial meeting of Gegebic County school officers will be held at the courthouse in Bessemer Monday morning November 9 starting at nine o'clock. The law says all school boards must attend and travel expenses are paid from the district general fund. The meeting, every two years, aims to have a Public Instruction Department member explain laws passed or amended by the legislature. Mr. W L Coley, Deputy Superintendent of Public Instruction, will lead.

Gegebic County Bessemer Schol Ford Department of Public Instruction W. L. Coley Superintendent of Public Instruction

Kennedy Accepts New U P Position

E. K. Matlock of Detroit Trust Company announces J. B. Kennedy as sales representative for the upper peninsula based in Marquette. Kennedy, long time division chief in the internal revenue department for the UP, starts November 1 to strengthen ties between state metropolises and the peninsula and grow bond business via Chicago and Detroit offices. Nip Yongg leaves Wakefield for Duluth to pursue a broader business career after washing and ironing his last collar.

E. K. Matlock Detroit Trust Company J. 8. Kennedy Upper Peninsula Kennedy Internal Revenue Department Marquette Peninsula Chicago Detroit MR Yongg Nip Yongg Duluth Celestial Pekin China Wakefield News

Plan annexes for township school houses in Bessemer

Bessemer township board discussed annexes to Ramsay and Puritan buildings to add gymnasium auditorium and vocational rooms at an estimated 60 000 to 75 000 per annex total 150 000 for both. High school merger not pursued due to cost and need. Transportation contracts awarded monthly per pupil costs listed. Board favors rewards for information locating those defacing school property.

Puritan Board of Education of Bessemer Township Ramsay Bessemer William Toyala Puri Ten Ferdinand Hyrrai East End Harding Paul [Vonen North Poor Farm Gust Johnson Johnson

Norway Bas Booze Problem Says Doe

R K Doe, just returned from Norway, says light wines and beer do not solve the prohibition issue. He notes Norway allows beer and wine up to eighteen percent, yet moonshine and booze smuggling persist. In Norway farmers run stills, with liquor sold only at meals in restaurants. Oslo revenue from liquor supported orphanages, hospitals, and municipal theatre.

R. K. Doe Beer Norway Norpor Ighteen Perent Iria Oslo

Springhetti Funeral Rites Held Monday

Funeral services for Nick Springhetti Sr. were held Monday morning at St. Sebastium Catholic Church. Rev. Fr. C. J. Swoboda officiated with interment in the local cemetery. Pallbearers included Juce rtolas Frank Savera Peter Ferreri Domni Michela Peter Genetti and Anta Dr. Biasi. Out of town relatives listed include Mr. and Mrs. A Mengoni and others from Eveleth Mina.

St. Sebastium Catholic Church Nick Springhetti St. Joseph's Hospital Ashland C. J. Swoboda Frank Savera Peter Ferreri Domni Michela Peter Genetti Anta Dr. Biasi Mutua Soccerss Ima &Tly Inelideh A. Mengoni A. Negri Elena Zini Mary Bolezo V. Ram- Doni R. Negri B. Breda C. Noldiai L. Sannicola Eveleth Mina

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Ironsides Rotes Frederick Hartung McKinley High School Hartung Ironwood Times Mrs. Gorman Bae Ngs Claims Body STATE Fast End County Byrne Farm Bureau Ishpeming Loser Marquette County IRON U. P Springhetti
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