Bessemer School Board Special Meeting Proceedings 1949
A special meeting discusses adopting the wing budget, advancing 65 percent State Aid, bond issuances for Massie Field lighting, and bid procedures for bonds. The Municipal Finance Commission order authorizes bonds up to 25000 dollars with 5 percent interest, and notices of sale are set with August 22 1949 as the new bid date. Adjournment follows and field naming decisions are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Finance Commission
Massie Field
Bessomer
Gogebic
State of Michigan
R. Palmer Carr
Treas
E. Parrons
N. K. Aten
C. L. Taylor
Public Instruction
Bessemer
Gogebic County
Michigan
A. D. Johnston High
Bessemer National Bank
Massie
Silver and
Moore Streets
Local News Roundup From Ironwood and Nearby Areas
Last week ore shipments on the Northwestern line topped a season total of over a million. W F Kelly opened a new moving picture theater in the Mielke block Ironwood with 200 opera chairs. Miss Mamie Pecard wed John F Milan at St Sebastian church. The local team beat Ironwood in a Sunday match. Soo chosen as next year’s UP Firemen tournament site in Laurium. A rescued child near a loaded car train by yard master S Bradley. John Frank expands Radiant Home store agency. Norakowski fruit store moves to K S Markstrom block with repaint planned. Myrtle Hagerty and John N Dixon marry August 18 at Thomaston home. Frank Kulasavicz plans a North Side residence. Edwin Bayliss party enjoys Crab Lake outing. Rocky Mountain Tea ad ends fragment. Last Wisconsin Central engine incident noted.
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Northwestern Railroad
W. F. Kelly
Mielke
Ironwood
Kelly
Mamie Pecard
John F. Milan
Stevenson
Miun
Chas. Swoboda
St. Sebastian
Hurley
Upper Peninsula Firemen’s Association
Laurium
Soo
Sault Ste. Marie
Bessemer
Colby Mise
S. Bradley
Mr. Bradley
John Frank
Radiant Home
John
Norakowski
K. S. Markstrom Co
Myrtle Hagerty
John N. Dixon
Thomaston
Frank Kulasavicz
Edwin Bayliss
Lillian
Zerbe
Crab Lake
Jennie
Rocky Mountain
Wisconsin Central
School newspaper pay resolution advances
It was moved by Mrs Massie with Mr Webber supporting that Mrs Fell be paid five dollars per issue of the school newspaper as extra service in connection with the high school paper. Motion carried with all members voting age. It was moved by Mr Webber with Mr Bria supporting that the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessemer Board of Education
Maccani
Hoeft
Negri
Bria
Webber
Massie
Mr. Negri
Tas
Essa
Home Products Corporation
Corporation
Ation Films
Mer Auto Company
Chan Couwiders
Chan Couwiders Concedewescwepns Tanwasdusunew
Bessemer Light Utility
Geppert Company
Edu Music Bureau, Inc
Gambia Store
Gedurance Agency
Int
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Haris
Leam Boiler Works
Johnson Music Store
Comessaane
Watecee Cadaveceesann
Michigan
ramceGeo
Shing Company
Regigtes Wighkams
Rosal Tyre
Inter Co
Smetaie
Seort Fucesugmm Company
ESE
Sore A Cakews
Iwice Tnwancceccwe
Sindelur Ce Bart Dee le Senin Dealer
LW. Sinsecl Company
Ray B Sewer Slees Weiddivnmdestenetwosdceceeestance
South-Westecn, Publishing Company
Standard Service Supply Company
Steer Lester Company
U. P. Office Supply Company
Bernard Vogel
Webster Publishing
We Ai
Wawalets
Bessemer
Gogebic County
A. D. Johnston High School
Bessemer Herald
Michigan Investor
Board of Education
Municipal Finance Commission
P. Palmer Carr
E. Parrons
N. K. Aten
C. L. Taylor
Public Instruction
Barber School
John Gerovac
Woodout
Rice
Fell
Mr. Webber
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ITY OF Bessemer School Board Proceedings
Mary Money
Les and Fines
Css
Linn Eiecsiinnaivn Wuduclens Enna
Iene Cnecentnmiatenee
F. A. Owead Publ
Frank Pus
Mr. Bria
PUPST
Fifth Army
Capitol Lansing
Claude H. Stevens
Berry, Stevens, Barbier & Evely
Detroit
Paul Hoeft
R. J. Mullen
Arco Erlicker
E. Mary St
Bessen
James Bria
Dandee
East Sellar
Steiger Mill
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