Bessemer Township School Board Special Meeting Proceedings
A special meeting of the Bessemer Township School Board was held May 6, 1939 at Ramsay Schoolhouse for payrolls, bills, and business. Officers present include Caroon, Nelson, Smith, and others, with approval of April payrolls and numerous expenditures, and plans for summer maintenance, lighting upgrades, and Harding School addition under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Bessemer
Ramsay
Qansaelie
Glenten
E. CC
Caroon
Uuedste
Nelson
Smith
Harding School
Department of Public
Harriet Mincheff
Esther Nobert
Minnie Savage
George Suomi
John J. Hif
Napoleon Martell
John H. Nelson
Betty Holmquist
Ida Fink
William Kavish
Delia Bianchi
Victor Jacobson
Edwin Smith
Anton Marander
David Ryan
Francis Spagnoletti
Toivo Kangas
Nick Fesnick
Charles Chapman
Frank Savera Sr
John Luoma
Matt Erikkainen
Julia Johnson
American Legion Auxiliary
Chula Remington
Miss Mayme Vigo
Kuusisto
Mayme Vigo
American Milk World Leader in Daily Doorstep Distribution
Milk Industry Foundation praises the United States for leading the world in daily milk distribution. About 30 million bottles reach American homes each day, delivered by trained organizations that safeguard pasteurization, bottle washing, bottling, capping, and refrigeration, a system largely unfamiliar in foreign countries.
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The
Milk Industry Foundation
School Board approves census and contracts in May session
The Bessemer School Board authorized the secretary to conduct the annual census at prior pay rate, awarded the Michela Company a cement contract at 65 cents per sack, and approved requisitions for supplies and books. They set the 1939-40 term to begin September 4 and dispensed with the May meeting with the next meeting set for June 1 at Ramsay Schoolhouse. Treasurer listed April receipts from townships, state aids, and a dividend. A special meeting approved a tentative budget of 160600.89 to submit to Gogebic County Tax Allocation Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pple River Mil Co
Edwin Allen Company
Library
C. Carlson
Sal
A. J. Plok
W. J. Knusisto
Chemical Company
W. DL Cochran
Chemical Specialties Co
Cities Service Oil Co
N. W. Railway Co
Dobson-Evans Company
George Ethier
Han Claire Bk. & St. Co
Finnish Lutheran Bk
Gaylord Bros., Inc
Reynold Gustafson
Ccsccun
James Shouler
Herman Snaily
George Felix
Clarence Vivian
Inert Brown
Wir CV Parton Oss
Dlehee Ees
John Jacobson
Labor
Hischale Hore Vite Palutol Setaopeee
John Milakovich
Mason
Ginvel Od
Progressive Education Ass
FES PI Gift Ray
FETC
Ovetovist OG
Wea
Oeae
Joseph Pairoleré
Krepublicesthe le Corp
Witem
Peete
Charles Rosa
Superior
Dodge
Sportmans
Wilonts Co
the Texas Company
U. PP. Office Supply Co
United Publishers Service
Womrath Bookshop
Western Union
Fink
Smith
Michela Company
Kuusisto
Board of Education
Ramsay
Township of
Bessemer
E. C. Carlson
Carlson
Kunsisto
Nelson
Gogebic County
Gogebic County Tax Allocation Commission
Walter E. Kuusisto
Michigan Tech Expands Forestry Doctrines and Programs
The Tech board of control authorized expansion of the Michigan College of Minne and Technology forestry curriculum. New bachelor degree plans include extended four year courses in forestry, forest administration, valuation and wildlife conservation. Assoc Professor A J Noblet will lead the department, bringing prior U S Forest Service experience and regional timber valuation work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan College of Minne and Technology
Tech Board of Control
Grever
Diliman
Forest ‘S Forest Administration
Forest Ad Ciiher Kew
Forest and Wildlife Conservation
Association
A. J. Noblet
Michigan State College
Department of Forestry
U. S. Forest Service
Rock Island
Noble
Michigan Tech
Civil Service Exams Open Competitive Positions
The U S Civil Service Commission announces open competitive exams for positions including assistant chief nurse at St Elizabeths Hospital and director of school and superintendent of nursing, with salaries up to 2000 per year. Applications must reach Washington DC by July 3 for eastern states or July 6 for western states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
Commission
Washington, D. C
Colorado
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Yurese
Freedmen’s Hospital
Dayiavernant of the Interior
John B. Springhetti
U. S. Civil Service Board of Examiners
Sty
Conoco Rise Told in Fortune Feature on Dan Moran
A Fortune Magazine profile chronicles Conoco’s ascent and highlights Dan Moran’s career path from an Ohio origin to key roles across the oil industry. Moran’s experiences span from informal office work to engineering, hurricane rescues, refinery builds, and terminal projects in Charleston Savannah Pensacola Mobile Key West and Cuba.
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Continental Oil Company
Fortune Magazine
Conoco
Dan Moran
Cygnet
Ohio
University of Dayton
Tulsa
Glenn Pool
Port Arthur
Texas Co
Panama
South America
Mexico
States
Charleston
Savannah
Pensacola
Mobile
Key West
Cuba
Probate hearing set for estate of Joseph W Pecard
In Bessemer Michigan on June 1 1939 Judge M E B Nolan orders the June 28 1939 hearing for May J Pecard petition to grant administration of the estate to Frank J Duda or other suitable person. Public notice to run for three weeks in the Bessemer Herald. Silvio Mascotti Register of Probate. There are about 5 000 000 ping pong enthusiasts in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessemer
M. Eb, Nolan
Joseph W. Pecard
May J. Pecard
Frank J. Duda
Bessemer Herald
M. B
Silvio I. Mascotti
Register of Probate
United States
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Tcrchine
Duno
Yoorom
Paar
General Theatres, Inc
Nis Bessemer National Bank
State OF
Michigan
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