Bessemer School Board Proceedings November 6 1922
Meeting notes list attendees Johnston Knight Lintelmann Nemacheck with Massie Stevens absent. Bills audited include General Fund items from Marshall Wells to The Public School Publishing Co. and others. Depositories named First National Bank and Peoples State Bank with tripartite fund-sharing plan and bonds. Budget notes authorize borrowing up to 80000 for school maintenance, notes to be signed by president and secretary. Indebtedness acknowledged to First National Bank of 89000 with 7 percent interest, due March 1, 1925. Board to hire a school nurse and attendance officer. Adjournment to president’s call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Messrs. Johnston
Knight
Lintelmann
Nemacheck
Massie
Stevens
Cobb
Ceneral Fund
Marshall-Wells Co
Lake Superior Dist. Power Co
State Tel. Co
C. R. Cobb
City Plumbing Shop
Cs UK
State Tel
Pinthoean & Co
Ae H
Bessemer Pharmacy
Horace Partridge Co
U. P
Once Supply Co
Say Cudahy Packing Co
Roric
Handle Co
Western Union Tech Co
J. . Jolson É
William Poppe Ee
Holcomb As
Graham & Pecard
Bent Mascutti
Boro Remington Typewriter Co
Herman Gundlack
Library Fund
P. F. Collier and Son
Scott, Foresman and Co
March Brothers
the Historical Publishing Co
the Manual Arts Press
Henry Hiolt & Co
Public School Publishing Co
Little Brown & Pose
A. N. Farmer Co
George K
Bessemer
Michigan
First National Bank of
Peoples State Bank of
First National Bank
Peoples State Bank
Lintelman
Gogebic County
A. D
Tessemer
Eath
Jane Q. Massie
Hospital Party Honors Soldier’s Anniversary
Jack Le Went of the Twenty third Infantry spent a year and a day in Sacred Heart hospital in Spokane Washington when Mrs Lewed Phebart personal president of the American Legion Auxiliary visited there recently A celebration was organized by Mrs Johu RR Neely and Milps Hiebert to mark his anniversary and a photo souvenir was taken The event was part of a six weeks trip by Mrs Hobart to more than a dozen hospitals across nine western and Pacific coast states in June and July She reported that auxiliary women were welcomed by veterans and hospital authorities in every stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack le Went
Twenty-third Infantry
Sacred Heart Hospital
Spokine
Wash
Lewed 2
Phebart
American Leyton Auxiliary
Puitherndt
Johu RR
Neely
Wishington
Milps. Hiebert
Hamill
Hobart
Pacific
Harding
Woodrow Wilson
Washington, D l
America
Wilson
Washington
Real Happiness in a Simple Life
A narrator describes a tranquil woods patch by a broad water with a garden, hen house, and a small clearing. Domestic details include a boat, fishing, a log cabin, a typewriter, a phonograph, a shelf of encyclopedias, and a quietly thoughtful companion. The speaker notes earning enough dollars weekly to insure the next week, and that sums up their concept of living.
Man Burns Wife's Clothes to Stop Running About
In New York a man burned his wife's clothes to keep her from running around. No one noticed the difference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Motion as Law of Life and the Loafing Dilemma
A reflective piece argues motion shapes life while some men drift to loafing when they are too light for heavy toil and too heavy for light tasks, illustrating the pull between effort and idleness.
Veterans Hospitals Criticized in Midwest District Report
Humphrey Merride, former lieutenant colonel and head of District No. 9 rehabilitation, counters Brigadier General Sawyer and the national American Legion committee. He cites Missouri, Kansas, Iowa and Nebraska needs, urging immediate construction of two 50 bed hospitals and better care for insane veterans, tuberculosis patients, and other disabled ex servicemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sawyer
National Rehabilitation Committee of the
American Legion
Humphrey Merride
St. Teais
Missouri
Kansas
Iowa
Nebmsna
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Sauwger
AL AL Sprague
McBride
Mokins
Spregnue
Towa
Nebraska
Resa
Veterans’ Bureau
Early nurses trace back to Roman woman Kabloda
A historical note records Kabloda as the first nurse in Rome around A D 380 who built a hospital and convalescent home for the poor after conversion to Christianity. She formed a society of wealthy women trained as sick nurses, while later events trace the evolving role and training of nurses through the centuries to Florence Nightingale and modern times. Signs in New York state warn drivers about slow chickens on roads as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kabloda
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
London
New York Hospital
Fliedner
Kaiserwerth
Germany
Florence Nightingale
England
New York State
Something to Worry About
A fragment hints at confusion over a savage with a nose ring and a cold in the head, leaving interpretation unclear and unresolved.
How to Marry Successful Fold Magazine Ad
Advertises marriage guidance with prompts on suitable ages for partners. Promotes eugenics birth control sex hygiene topics and marriage success. Lists Fold Magazine at 1151 Broadway New York City U.S.A. as source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fold” Magazine
Broadway
M. Y. City, U.S.A
Also Mentioned on This Page
School Board
A. D. Johnston
National Precident Legion Auxiliary
Sanatorium
Grant
Anmertica
Our
Friendship Club
Ezekial Hammil
Lead Street
Elmer Ud
Kuivnen
Geer Peoples State Bank
D. Swift & CO. Patent Lawrvenrs
Washington, D.C
France
Sanerr
Virginia Dare Vermouth
Treal Cottlers Seay
Alee
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