Ironwood Daily Globe from Ironwood, Michigan • Page 5

THURSDAY. DECEMBER BESSEMER NEWS Mrs. Carolyn W. Sage, Correspondent Telephone No. 2531 JACK JASPER NAMED AS CADET CAPTAIN Other ROTC Officers Are Appointed for Year.

Jack Jasper was appointed cadet captain company commander, in the Reserve Officers Training Corps of the A. D. Johnston, by order of Major George A. Hawkins, it was announced Wednesday. Arthur Dahl and Conrad Olson were appointed cadet first lieutenants: Teddy Giachino, Rudolph Kclto and Joe Dtida, oadet second lieutenants; and Donald Alinen, cadet first sergeant.

Cadet staff sergeants appointed were Howard Kallio, first platoon, Charles Carpenedo, second platoon; Robert Chiapuzio, third platoon and LeRoy Pingel. supply sergeant. Cadet sergeants are, Neault, Charles Boggetto and Lawrence Scavarda, platoon guides; Adolph Passint, Arvid Bjork, Chester Walczak, Paul Pozega, Harry Rigotti. Robert Serbin. James Lucas, Gerald Koski.

Thomas Kubink. squad leaders; and cadet corporals, Kenneth Kuivinen. Robert Happ, Maria Zadra, Wilbert Jacobson, Bruno Illolite, Donald Backlund, Robert Hocking, Rudolph Lucas and Mark Vukovich, second in command. LEGION AUXILIARY HAS YULE PARTY THIS WEEK A pot luck supper at 6:30 opened the festivities at the Christmas party held by the members of the auxiliary of the Peter Geclcia post of the American Legion, this week. Gifts were exchanged and Christmas carols were sung.

Cards were played and prizes awarded to Mrs. Dora Proctor in bridge and Mrs. Jacob Gossen, in five hundred. The group voted to sponsor a public card party at the Legion club rooms on the evening of January 19. The finance and social committees under the chairmanship of Mrs.

Mary Burt and Mrs. Esther Berling, respectively, were designated in charge of arrangements for the party. Members of the finance committee include the Mesdames Hilda Jezek. Margaret Jezek and the Misses Sadie and Alice Abelman, will assist Mrs. Mary Burt Social committee personnel, in addition to the chairman include Mrs.

Lillian Nystrom. Mrs. Anna Cnrli. Mrs. Edith Kuivenen and Mrs.

Tcssie Schmidt. RUNNING FUNERAL Funeral services for Ole 57 year old Mosinee Paper company employee, who died at Grand View hospital Saturday, were held yes- tcrd'ay afternoon at the C. W. Moore Funeral home at 2 o'clock. Rev.

F. E. W. Kastman officiated at the service and burial was made in Hillcrest cemetery. Pallbearers were members of the I Timber Workers union, including Edward Gleason.

Charle.s Fisher, Harold Arnold, Thomas Dundovich, Joseph Spchar and Rudolph Jaworek. The deceased had no known relatives. SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS AT ANNUAL CLUB PARTY. The spirit of the Christmases of old was brought to the party held by the Business and Professional Women's club, by Miss Evelyn Massa, who cleverly played the role of Mrs. Santa Glaus.

In the traditional costume, Miss Massa, appeared and called on various members of the group to sing songs or recite Christmas selections, in return for which they were presented with bags of "goodies." Miss Margaret Weymerskirch, as outgoing president and Miss Bertha Kaharn as incoming president were both asked, by Mrs. Santa -CUus to give appropriate speeches. A larco tree was the main feature of the decorations. Wreaths and festoons were used on the walls; these were repeted in the window treatment, on the sills of which, groups of candles were placed. Card games added to the entertainment.

Games were played and luncheon I was served at card tables. Luncheon was enjoyed by candle light, at card tables, centered by large candles. Carols were sung around the lighted tree, following the luncheon. Five new members were welcomed into the club, includini; Mrs. Mae Johnson, Mrs.

Pauline Bartini, Mrs. Lucille Olson, Miss Dolly Jasper and Miss Isobelle Coleman. The committee is charge of arrangements for the party included Miss Margaret Weyemerskirch, Miss Elizabeth Shefka, Mrs. Edith Brach, Miss Evelyn Massa, Miss Vivian Coleman and Miss Lucy Marchello. IRONWOOD DAILY GLOBE, IRONWOOP.

MICH. FIVE Miss Leonette Winkowski arrived this morning from Milwaukee to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Winkowski, for four days during the Christmas holidays.

She was accompanied by Gilbert Cramer of Milwaukee. Bessemer Briets. The Methodist Sunday school will have its annual Christmas program this evening at 7:30 o'clock at the church auditorium. CHRISTMAS SERVICES Christmas day services of the St. Paul's Finnish Evangelical Lutheran church will be held at 10 a.

m. The Rev. Herman Matero will present the sermon. The choir will sing Christmas anthems. Children's program of Christmas numbers Sunday, December 26, beginning a i 7:30 p.

m. There will be a talk Miss Marjorie Koronski, who Is a student cadet corps nurse at the Kahler hospital, at Rochester, is spending the Christmas holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George W. Koronski.

Dr. and Mrs. T. B. Charelton, of Clinton.

arrived yesterday to spend the Christmas holidays at the J. J. Frick home. Mrs. Charel- ton is a sister of Mrs.

John F. Frick. The Misses Jeanne Hansen, Eileen Mullen. Jean Mullen, Connie Mus- satti and Lucille Menghini, arrived from St. Theresa's Catholic College Scholastics, in Duluth.

to spend the holidays at their respective homes. Mrs. R. J. Vida left Monday night for Macomb, 111., where she will join her husband, Lt.

Robert J. Vida. who is stationed at Camp El- ILs, 111. She visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

John Pazdernik of Bessemer for two weeks. Laird Schmidt, who is enrolled in the specialized naval training course at the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor, arrived yesterday to spend a furlough with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold W.

Schmidt. Best Wishes For A Happy Holiday Season MRS. MENGHINI'S PASTY SHOP Pasties-Sandwiches-Malted Milks Ph. 4121 L'S-2 Opp. High School BESSEMER REX- LAST TIMES TONIGHT "BACKGROUND TO DANGER" AND "SHERIFFS OF TOMBSTONE" FRIDAY SATURDAY "WATCH ON THE RHINE" With Bettc Davis, Paul Lukas, Ceraldine Fitzgerald ABELMAN'S STORE CLOSED 'Til 9:00 Tonight OPEN CHRISTMAS EVE 6:00 o'clock P.M.

Dies of Wounds. Escanaba--Walter G. Ottensman, gunner's mate second class, United States navy, died December 4 of wounds suffered in action in the battle of the Pacific, according to word received here Saturday relatives. He was 30 years old. Born in Merrill, Mr.

Ottens man had been a resident of Esca naba since 1917. He attendei grade and high school here and was a graduate of Escanaba high school. For four years, 1936 to 1940 he served in the navy. Returning to Escanaba he was employed fo- several months as a city policeman before he was called into service Joy be with you this happy season. Sincere greetings from-Adorable Beauty Salon Phone Opp.

4571 I Elsie and Julia Gallardj JAPS WOULDN'T BITE--Capt. John C. Cassady, carrier Saratoga's commander, said in a Washington press conference that they made "guinea pig runs" near Truk, huge enemy bast', but the Japs would not fight. CNEA Telephoto.) again, 1-eaving here nine months ago. MERRY CHRISTMAS To Our Friends anrt Customers Dancing! Dancing! December 25 Every Saturday! Bishop's Swingsters HAMBURGERS! FRESH PASTIES! BINGO'S TAVERN Miles N.

or Wakefield on M-ZS Wine Beer Liquor For A Merry Christmas And A Happy New Year wish you a very happy Christmas Day and may every one of the 366 days of 1944 i Joy, happiness and wealth. WE CLOSE AT NOON CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR'S DAY PETER PBICCO, PROP Phone 5591 E. tcad St. on US-2 Bessemer Township MINING CO. TO BE HOST TO CHILDREN Christmas Party to Be Held Friday Afternoon.

Ramsay--The Castile Mining company will' be host to the children of the community Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock in the Ramsay school gymnsaium. Following is the program which will be announced by Kathleen Kavish; Selections by the sdhool orchestra with community singing. Deck the Halls With Boughs of Holly, and It Came Upon A Midnight Clear; Christmas carols by Delite Hovila; community singing and orchestra, Oh Come All Ye Faithful and Little Town of Bethlehem; drill, song and tap dance, The Parade of the Wooden Soldiers, accompanied by Miss Alice Anderson, with a chorus of girls, drum major, Malvina Hovila; drummer, Melvin Williamson; captain of the guards, Lloyd Doney; soldiers, Ferde Erickson, Pal Hansen, Charles Backman, Donald Wer- WAKEFIELD NEWS Viola Hanson Bane, Correspondent Telephone No. 5741 HAS BIRTHDAY PARTY Jean Borgaro, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Gust Borgaro, observed her twelfth birthday last Monday by entertaining several of her friends at a party, from 4 p. m. to 8 p. m. The girls played games until lunch was served.

The Borgaro home was beautifully adorned for the occasion. A large birthday cake served as the centerpiece. Jean received many gifts. guests Included Shirley Lane, Jeane Novasconi, Verna Blaskowski, Ursula Monette, Mary Lou Kerkes, Carol Lee Randall, Helen Davis, Faith Hanson, Jackie Bedell, Eleanor Blaszkowski, and Jean's cousins, Marie Ann Borgaro and Pauline Brack. EMMANUEL (ENGLISH) LUTHERAN CHURCH Christmas Eve services at 11 p.

Special music by the Girls Chorus. Children's Christmas program Sunday evening at 7 o'clock. Christmas cantata, Wednesday, December 29, at 8 p. m. Clarence T.

Seburr, pastor. tanen, Norman Hovila, Jack Pus- akulich, James East and James Sertic. Silent Night, singing, accompanied by the orchestra; selections on the electric guitars by Melvin Williamson and Donald Wertanen; specialty, White Christmas, soloist, Jane Trevarthen; Kathleen Kavish, Marlene Smith, Arlene Wigman, Mary Ann Smith, Carol Koski, Carol Smith, Lucille Walczak and Alverft Bayer. Dramatization, Twas the JJight Before narrator, Ruth Scholar; children, Lloyd Doney, Charles Backman, Ethel Delite Hovila; Grandma, Clara Mae Brown; Santa, Norman Hovila; dolls, Carol Smith and Delores Constantino; paper dolls, Geneva Collins, Arlene Wigman, Mary A Smith and Delores Sjoman. After the program, the children will receive a special treat.

ORCHHESTRA TO REHEARSE The Ramsay and Anvil schools Christmas orchestra will meet in the band room of the Ramsay school at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon. M. O. Lamoreux, director, says it is very important for all members to be there at that time for a rehearsal before the Castile Mining company Christmas program. Joseph M.

Savera, SK 2-S, of Camp Peary, arrived here to visit with his wife, and son, also with his parents at the Anvil location. Crrporal Raymond Hill, who Is stationed at Atlanta, arrived here to spend his furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eino Antilla, of Ramsay. Corporal Robert Ahnen is spending his furlough here with his mother, Mrs.

Margaret Ahnen, and other relatives. Corporal Ahnen is stationed at Atlanta, Ga. Suson'sWamMst GREETINGS From The MANSER'S And Our Loral Stiff of Joy be with you at Christmas and throughout all the days of the New Year to come. C. HANSEN LUMBER CO.

Building Hemdqnarten Phone 6301 Bessemer ST. MARY'S CHURCH The following Christmas services will be held: Midnight Mass Holy Night, selected; Shepherds at the Crib and Silent Night, Gregory Hugle O.S.B;,- Bow Before Him, selected; With Glory Lit, the Midnight Air Revealed, Dielman; Jesu Bambino, Pietro A. Yon; Proper ol the Mass, Edmund Tozer; Mass, Our Lady of Pompeii, Eduardo Marzo; Offertory, Cantate Domino, J. Singenberger. Low Mass Angels from the Realms of Glory, Fr.

Koenen; Jesus Teach How to Pray, J. Singenberger; Sleep Holy Babe, Traditional; Lovely Infant Traditional; Venite, Venite, Traditional; Sweet Babe Reposing in My Heart, Gregory Hugle O.S.B.; Bethlehem Babe, Selected. nigh Mass Bow Before Him, selected; Proper of the Mass, Edmund Tozer; Mass, Our Lady of Pompeii, Eduardo Marzo; Offertory, Adeste Pi- delis, Traditional. FINNISH LUTHERAN CHURCH Christmas 1943, the third peri- cope Gospel text: Matt. Sermon theme: God's Mystery.

English midnight service at m. Christmas eve. Instead of Liturgy an appropriate Christmas program, consisting of choir selections a group of Christmas carols by the Women's chorus, and a vocal solo by Eva Autere: "Gesu Bambino' (Pietro Yon), will be presented. Finnish Liturgical service Christmas morning at 6:30, with the same sermon theme. The church 'choir and the same soloist will appear.

The childrens Christmas program begins promptly at 7 o'clock Christmas night. Sunday, the 26th, there will be Communion services as follows: English at 9 a. m. and Finnish at 10:30 a. m.

The Deaconesses will meet at the home of Mrs. Wljliam Konno Tuesday evening at 7:30. S. V. Autere, pastor.

FINNISH NATIONAL LUTHERAN CHURCH The students of the Sunday school will present their Christmas program at the church this evening commencing at 7 o'clock. Sunday, December 26, 1943. There will be no Sunday school. Christmas church services at 10:15 a. m.

Jacob Hirvi, Ironwood, pastor. ENJOY CHRISTMAS PARTY The members of the auxiliary to Geroux Post No. 11 held their annual Christmas party after the meeting Tuesday evening. A program and entertainment appropriate to the holiday season was presented and enjoyed. Christmas carols were sung and the members We thank you for your past patronage and hope you will continue to favor us with your business.

Papk Service Station CONOCO GAS and OIL Peter Pairolero, Proprietor Ph. 6061 Bessemer (Oinstmas rush on telephone in i res too Help keep circuiti clear on December 24, 25 and 26. Pleaae long distance only if it it rital. tke on holidays. MICHIGAN IEU TELEPHONE COMPANY INVEST IN VICTOKY WITH WAH BONOS exchanged gifts.

Refreshments were served and a beautifully adorned cake served as the centerpiece. WAKEFIELD qOSPITAL Ernest Miller, who was admitted to the hospintal for medical care, Is seriously ill. Mrs. William Maki, Bessemer, has been admitted for metlical attention. LIBRARY OPEN TONIGHT The Wakefield public library will be open this evening instead of Friday evening, Christmas Eve.

Miss Margaret Olson, librarian states it will be closed all day Saturday but will re-open Monday afternoon. BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Matt Wuorinen, Verona, are the parents of a daughter born yesterday morning at 10:10 at the Wakefield hospital. Miss Feme Lepisto, a student at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, has arrived to spend the holiday season at the home of her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Victor Lepisto. Miss Lena Beber, who is employed in Milwaukee, is spending the holiday season here visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Celeste Beber Sr.

George Kronberg of Thomaston, who is employed at Ypsilanti, in defense work, has arrived to spend Christmas with his wife and family. Misses Florence and June Yat- chak, who are employed in Milwaukee, will arrived to spend Christmas with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Yatchak. Miss June Kangas, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. John Kangas, who is employed in Milwaukee, will arrive to spend Christmas at the home of her parents. Misses Burnell and Lorraine Han son, student cadet nurses at the Augustana hospital. Chicago, have arrived to spend Christmas at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs.

J. Elmer Hanson. Ed Sponberg left today for Hibbing, to spend the Christmas holidays at the home of his parents. MERRY CHRISTMAS And HAPPY NEW YEAR SPECIALS! Beer, Wine, Pop and all popular mixes. Christmas candy, fiJI- ed and Boxed Chocolates.

Fruit cakes, cookies, luncheon meats, hams. We Close At 10 P.M. Christmas Eve. We Will. He Open All Day Christmas Sunday.

Ilibasich Cash Market Ramsay Michigan BERGLAND SCHOOL IS ACCREDITED FOR 2 YEARS -Bergland-- The Bergland school was visited on November 18 by Edgar G. Johnston, assistant director of bureau of cooperation with educational institutions. The text of Mr. Johnston's report on December 3, to Henry J. Raskins, superintendent, was as follows: "It is refreshing to visit a small school where one could be impressed with accomplishments rather than handicaps.

I saw much to commend and little to criticize in my visit to your school. You are to be congratulated on the general quality of plan and equipment, the richness and variety of program in a school with so small an enrollment, and with the general quality of instruction observed on both the elementary school and high school level. It seems to me that you have been fortunate to bring together a staff of unusually capable teachers." Mr. Johnston suggested building up the library resources, and a survey of the.school library will be made after the holidays by the teachers to ascertain material most needed. A letter of accrediting was received from George E.

Carrothers, secretary, University committee of relations with secondary schools, on December 15, 1943. Entertain Club-Mrs. T. J. Anderson entertained the members of the Sisters club at a delightful Christmas party at her home Tuesday everdng, December 21.

The rooms were colorfully decorated with Yuletide trimmings and around a tree were scattered presents for all who were in attendance. Names having been previous drawn for an exchange of gifts. Cards were played and prizes were won by Mrs. A A THEATRE "Motion Pictures.Are your Best Entertainment" LAST TIMES TONIGHT Bargain Nites llc-17c Tax Included 9intRE AUMONT COMING Sat. Sun.

SOL SttGEDOOR Olaf KaUaak, Mrs. William Sauberk and Mrs. Eva Dunbar. Later in the evening luncheon was served to the following: Mrs. Ernest Salonen, Mrs.

Eino Latvala, Mrs. William Saubert. Mrs. Eva Dunbar, Mrs. Olaf Kallaak.

Alfred Latva of Topaz, Fred Potvin and Elmer Kasper. H. E. Marvin is confined to his home this week being ill with the flu. Mrs.

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Wakefield Theatre LAST TIMES TONIGHT "DAWN ON THE GREAT DIVIDE" Also EIGHTEEN" Friday Christmas Day AMFFlERfOU OF LAUGHTER! Ironwood Mich. I COTTON BATTING Cotton and Wool Batting 39" 1. COOKIE JARS Assorted colors Large size 1.29 FLOUR SQUARES Pracical for home use. Semi bleached, unhemmed. 15 PLAID PAIRS A pair of soft, warm blankets with warm, springy wool! Trimly bound with sateen.

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2.98 INFANTS' Part Wool SHIRTS 65c wool, sizes 2-6. INFANTS' Receiving Blankets Blue, Pink or White. READING BOOKS 35c 98c SMOKINB STANDS 2.98 UTUTY COVERS 98c CAMP BLANKETS Cotton and part wool. 1.98 4. BED PILLOWS Filled with chicken feathers cover- ered with striped and floral ticking.

2.79 HEADSCARFS Styled for the school fl Square shaped a scarfs, knitted in a pretty stitch. Warm, easy to carry..