School Board Proceedings in Bessemer District
A regular meeting of the Board of Education of the School District of the City of Bessemer was held at the High School Office on Wednesday June 19 3 at 7 30 p m. Members present were Marchello Rulaszewicz Massie Muller and Barnich with Davis absent. The board accepted election results for trustees with Massie Marchello Lutz Byrne seated for terms of three one and four years respectively. Bills were approved and Veslak to receive roof repair materials. Meeting adjourned.
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Board of Education
Bessemer
Hig
Marehello
Rulaszewicz
Massie
Muller
Rarnich
Davis
Mallen
Jane
John Marchelle
Charles Swanson
Lucille Rupp Smith
Raymond Skwer
Andy Byrne
Kulaszewicz
Barnich
Jane Q. Massie
John Marchello
Charles Lutz
Honora Byrne
Marchello
Mullen
Nene
Lake Superior
Scott Foresman & Company
A. H
Roadere
Gogebic Auto Company
Upper Peninsula
Gecckdtcenan
American Express
Officer Service Company
Guneweesche
John A. Katlander
Educational Music Bureau
City Electric Shop
Globe Publishing Company
Ccc
Ccusencaas
Ceed
Pwnesenenans Ae AB Crue Wa Pvetieti
Harcourt Brace & Company
Michigan State Telephone Co
Jane Par
Ecccen
John Milan
Eobied
Dave Kalaszewicz
Mary Probasky
Fred Knight
Mamie Berger
Elmer Sandin
Mra
Ole Oisln
Lenore Kitto
Hau Bessie Stanlake
Hrerthe Trier
Mary Sandy Adams
Baud Ice Conconnenses Secue
Charles Solberg
Tus Educational Music Bureau
Kelto, Velin & Co
A. Flanagan Co
Yeas
Lutz
Kulaszowicz
Byrne
Laterborns Outpace Younger Kids In Mental Growth
The report notes older children show faster mental development between ages twelve and fourteen. It contrasts this with a man who scolds his wife for not turning off an electric light yet maintains four club memberships he never attends.
Charles Gotta Receives MS College Degree in 75th Commencement
Charles Fugene Gotta of Bessemer earned a B S in Medical Biology as one of 609 graduates at Michigan State College during the 75th annual commencement in Demonstration Hall on June 12. Dr W D Henderson delivered the address as seniors concluded a week of activities including Senior Swingout Lantern Night Water Carnival Alumni Day and Baccalaureate services.
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East Lansinge
Michigan State College
Charles Fugene
Bessemer
W. Dpd. Henderson
University of Michigan
Leonard Falcone
William Vendette
Saginaw
Margaret Lassen
Port Huron
Corrine Goulet
Detroit
George Thomas
Ferndale
Red Cedar River
Richard McDonald
Dearborn
Paul Kindig
Ellkhart
Ind
Union Memorial Building
R. S. Shaw
James W. Fifield, Jr
East Congregational Church
Grand Rapids
Shave Describes 4-H Experience
Irwin Shave of Bessemer township 4-H club was chosen as a national 4-H delegate to Washington DC June 15 to 23. Gogebic county gains its first national delegate since 1918, joining two boys and two girls chosen from about nineteen thousand members. The trip is supported by Michigan Central Railroad and other sponsors, with Irwin having eight years in 4-H and three years as local leader. The story includes his reflections on 4-H impact and the motto making the best better.
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Irwin Shave
Bessemer Township
Michigan
Washington, D. C
Gogebic County
Irwin
Marquette
Michigan Central Railroad
National Club Congress
Chicago
East Lansing
Michigan Central
Detroit
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington
Gunderson
Camp Shaw
Chatham
Upper Peninsula
St. Louis
Missouri
What 4-H club work has meant to me
A 4-H club member reflects on practical education gained through agriculture projects and leadership roles. He describes trips to fairs and camps, prizes won totaling over 350 dollars, and his selection as a delegate to National 4-H events. The memoir emphasizes cooperation, budgeting, leadership, and the club pledge.
Massachusetts votes for repeal as 11th state
Massachusetts joined 10 states in approving repeal of the 18th Amendment with a four to one margin on Tuesday. Jimmie Mattern, forced back to Khabarovsk by storms, aims for Nome on the next leg of his world flight after taking off from Moscow.
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Massachusetts
Boston
Mattern
Moscow
Jimmie Mattern
Khabarovsk
Siberia
Nome
Alaska
Fair Plane Crash at World’s Fair Kills Nine
A large twin-motored amphibian plane called the Northern Light plunged 600 feet Sunday afternoon near the World’s Fair, killing nine people including seven men and two women. Most victims were visitors to the fair.
World Economic Conference Opens in London
The London gathering opened with Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald presiding as delegates from 66 nations meet to spur international action. Britain paid 10 million dollars toward a total debt installment of 76 million dollars due this week.
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London
Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
United States
Nine die in cellulose plant blast
Nine persons were killed and 75 injured when a cellulose plant exploded in North Arlington New Jersey last Friday evening. The blasts wrecked a home area and sent sheets of flame into a crowd of bathers.
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North Arlington
N. J
Public Board Pay Provisions Clarified For County Supervisors
The act limits compensation for county board of supervisors, sets per diem caps, and outlines penalties for excess pay. It specifies higher allowances only in counties with >$100 million assessed value, details days for regular and special sessions, and bars conflict of interest during and after terms. Defines void votes and civil appointments during terms.
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State Board of Equalization
Board of Supervisors
Caretaker's body found on Langford Lake shore
Range News Notes reports the body of John Dad Brown 78 caretaker at the Norton property Langford Lake three miles south of Gogebic Station found by caretakers Tuesday afternoon. Decomposed remains taken to Wakefield for burial after about a week.
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Jack Steinmetz
Percy Drew
John “Dad” Brown
Norton
Langford Lake
Gogebic Station
Lake Shore
Wakefield
Suit Filed Over Beer Distribution Contract in Milwaukee
Iron River and Iron Mountain resident Victor Bellagamba and partner James Fiorelli of Milwaukee sue A Gettleman Brewing Co. for 125000 claiming breach of a distribution contract for Milwaukee south side territory. Attorneys say Bellagamba and Fiorelli filed the complaint in Milwaukee circuit court after the company cancelled the agreement citing mispricing.
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Iron River
Victor Bellagamba
Iron Mountain
James Fiorelli
Milwaukee
A. Gettleman Brewing Company
Bellagamba
Fiorelli
Atty
M. S. McDonough
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Charles Gotta
Shave
Washington National Camp
Clarence Holt
Edmund Hill
Algor B. Johnson
Ironwood Board of Education
Holt
Walter Olson
Hill
Johnson
Marenisco
State Tax Commission
Lansing
Frank Larsen
Pabst Mine
Shacker
Andrew Sabre
Sathre
Shackers
Besse
the Herald
Bessemer, Mich
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