Bessemer Common Council Meets in June 1933 Session
The regular meeting of Bessemer Michigan’s Common Council on June 19 1933 heard finance committee reports approving numerous payments for Water Works Sewer Street and Cemetery funds plus contingent and police actions. Members discussed garbage collection bids park use deposits Fourth of July funding road work and a sewage disposal plan with committee appointments and authority to act. The session concluded with crosswalk watchman notices for the Chicago and North Western Railway and adjournment.
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Common Council
Bessemer
Michigan
Gedda
Hagen
Baird
Ketari
Bartelli
Prohelski
Stperczynski
Fieuli
Brausso
Berg
Jacobzon
Brusso
Figuli
John Imith
Julius Guazzone
Felix Barbacove
Domenic West
Onan
Matt Linima
Richard Harris
Mary Olson
Mathew Ceno
Valentine Glatzak
Charles Stelmak
Wayne Burt
Chester Superczynski
Walter Winkowski
Michael Czajkowski
Mathew Kallio
Giuseppe Sorletti
H. D. Eagle
J. J. Reuter
Anthony Loneharte
Frank Negri
Axel Hansen
Fifth Ward
Alderman Probelski
Eagles
Alderman Berg
William Maki Sr
Alderman Hagen
Probelski
Kevari
Jacobson
Alderman Brusso
William Wrobleski
Alderman Brunso
Fire Department
Figull
Bessemer National Bank
Foster
Superczynski
Chicago & North Western Railway Company
Leo PF. Mueller
3800 TB Tests In Gogebic County Schools
A report by Miss Florence Gilmore shows 3836 tuberculin skin tests given in Gogebic county schools since January 3. About 619 children reacted at two plus or more, with varying percentages across Ironwood, Wakefield, Bessemer, St Ambrose, St Sebastian, Marenisco, Watersmeet, Erwin, and Lac Vieux Desert areas. X-rays reached 590 of 610 children with positive reactions. parental consents were required.
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Florence Gilmore
Ironwood
Wakefield
Bessemer Township
Ironwood Township
St. Ambrose
St. Sebastian
Bessemer
Marenisco
Watersmeet
Fuller's
St. Bonifas
Miss Gilmore
F. L .S. Reynolds
Grand View Hospital
Too Many Teachers Are Being Produced Is University Report
A University of Michigan survey for the Michigan Conference of City Superintendents and the Michigan Education Association finds 1951 output of 2484 teacher trainees and 5395 certificates, far above state demand. The report calls for reorganizing the State Board of Education, higher certification standards, and life or temporary certificates to curb overproduction and raise teaching quality.
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Michigan
University of Michigan
Michigan Conference of
Michigan Education Association
State Board of Education
Arker B Moehlman
The
University School of Education
Eaegese Eliott
Research Assistacae
Steve
Tarndard
Cesis
Reading with that string tied around your finger
Mrs Graggs asks about the string around a finger and whether a letter was mailed. Mr G recalls tying the string to remember the task and mentions that Mrs G did you mail it, while Mr G notes a missed greeting.
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Mrs. Graggs
Mr. G
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Ford Motor Company
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