State payrolls and employment trends in Michigan rise
The article outlines rising state employment and payrolls in Michigan from 1962 to 1967. It cites December 1966 with 40,236 state employees and $24,105,519 in salaries, up from December 1965. It projects 41,133 positions for 1966-67 and 43,716 for 1967-68, with payrolls near $285 million by 1967-68. It notes average pay increases since 1963 and fringe benefits growth, plus overtime additions.
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Civil Service Commission
Vacation Bible School at Sharon Lutheran If June
Mrs John Castile 71 of this area died recently at a hospital. Surviving relatives include a brother Joseph Regis formerly of this area. Vacation Bible School will be held at Sharon Lutheran Church from June 10 to 21, 9 to 11 a m, with Rev Mark W Wickstro Hurley assisting.
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John Castile
Ces Gs Os Eee Fant Hospital
Ore
Josep Regis
D Ae Cay
Sharon Lutheran Church
Mark W. Wickstros
Nor West area relief costs and athletics mix in 1936 report
Gogebic County paid 34 414.49 for its share of the year’s emergency relief program while the total annual cost reached 234 972.34. The Ironwood Jaycees star in hurdles as a squad adds 13 points in a Friday night meet at Virginia Minnesota. A two day mine safety conference will be held in Duluth June 24 and 25 under the Lake Superior mining section of the National Safety Council, the first of its kind in the territory.
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Gogebic County
Colorado City
Ironwood Jaycees
Virginia
Minn
Duluth
Lake Superior
National Safety Council
Clergy moves and local deaths mark week in Bessemer
The Rev C A Benander of Sharon Lutheran accepts a call from Pomeroy Iowa and leaves this week with his family to begin duties July 1 after five years in Bessemer. Capt Andrew M Johnson 84, an early resident, dies after brief illness. Flint Michigan names Caesar J Scavarda chief of police after long state police service. Frederick Hoeft 18 died at Grand View Hospital after a Sunday illness. Lloyd Sincock, once a local resident now in Minneapolis, placed highly in a state music contest. Miss Olive U Rene 17 dies at home after a year long illness. Harry Boettcher, teacher, marries Gertrude Carsons in Washburn. Ernest Andrina heads to Italy to visit relatives for months.
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C. A. Benander
Sharon Lutheran Church
Pomeroy
Iowa
Benander
Bessemer
Andrew M. Johnson
Caesar J. Scavarda
Michigan
Olive U'Bren
Charles U'Ren
Ramsay
Harry Boettcher
Washburn
Gertrude Carsons
Ernest Andrina
Pricco
Italy
Platteville marriages and local notices span a busy week
A series of local items report Phoebe Andrews marrying John Luxmore in Platteville and settling in Bessemer, the June heat record, a governor signing mining land bills, weddings of Freida Swanson and Charles Larson, Zita Johnston’s class gift, and obituaries and community updates.
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Tuseday Gov. Warner
Freida Johanna Swanson
Charles W. Larson
Zita Johnston
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