Official Proceedings of the Marenisco Township Board June 2 1958
Regular meeting held at Town Hall with Supervisor Conterio presiding. Roll call shows present officers Grudnoski, Graves, Carey, Gagnon. absent none. Treasurer reports $18,187.42. Lake Superior District Power Company check $425 for July 7 election. bills to be paid. Mezzano discusses state aid payments and school district finances.
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Marenisco
Northern Stationers, Inc
Pearce Graham
Minnesota
Woodworkers Supply Co
A. Lieberthal & Son
Pol
Conterio
Supervissor
Grudnoski
Graves
Carey
Gagnon
Lake Superior District Power Company
Arnestad
Gogebic Typewriter Sales & Service
Wood
Have
Grivicich
Fortune
Town Hall Lake
Ormes
Mezzano
Frank Swartz
Thomas Pavlovich Sr
E. H. Ormes
Wesley Noel
Ralph Knaa
Lake Superior Dist. Power Co
Marenisco Telephone Co
General Insurance Agency
Town Hall
Denton Company
James Mezzano, Jr
Albert Saily
John D. Morrison & Co
Robert Grivicich
Treas
Marenisco Township
Special May 20 1958 Marenisco Board of Education Meeting
The Marenisco Board of Education held a special meeting at Roosevelt School on May 20 1958 to accept nomination petitions for the annual school election and to inspect school properties for the summer maintenance program. Proceedings included budget actions, election board appointments, and authorization for contracts with Gogebic Typewriter Sales, a reduced public address system, and summer maintenance expenditures with attendees led by President Ralph Knaack.
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Board OF Education
Marenisco
Michigan
Roosevelt School
Ralph Knaack
Arnestad
Stalin
Ormes
Childers
Robert J. Grivicich
Orin J. Jeske
Grivicich
Philip Stalin
School board finances show receipts and expenditures
The meeting approved a financial statement for July 1 to April 30 1958 totaling 80470.13 in receipts and 79071.07 in expenditures. Directors discussed balances and unpaid invoices including local vendor reimbursements and program costs.
Bid on Widening Entrance Driveway Notice
Notice to bid details are available at the office of the Superintendent of Schools. All bids must be addressed to Secretary, Board of Education, Wakefield Michigan and marked Bid on Widening Entrance Driveway. The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to waive defects. Dated at Wakefield Michigan, June 23, 1958.
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Board of Education
Wakefield
Michigan
MacDonald
Superintendent of Schools
Wakefield Sealed Bids Sought for Brick Dwelling and Premises
Notice to bidders for one two story brick dwelling in Wakefield Michigan with about 0.29 acres. Bid deadline 4:00 PM July 7 1958. council meeting at 7:30 PM the same day. City reserves right to reject any bid and grants easement for power lines sewer and water. Bidder may occupy September 1 1958.
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Wakefield
Michigan
Taking a vacation with a phone powered ease
The piece extols phones as essential, citing convenience in planning trips and notifying friends. It argues reservations can be made ahead to reduce stress and emphasizes the low cost of this convenience for modern travelers.
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Alexander Graham Bell
Telephone Tricks Sparked by a Bean Order
A grocer shares a tale of a customer who asked to hear snap beans over the phone. After she commanded break one, a pop sounded, and she ordered three pounds. The anecdote highlights the phone's endless usefulness for saving time and money in daily life.
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Marenisco Board OF Education
Knaack
Gun
Petty Cash
High School
Lieberthal Insurance Agency
B. J. Conterio
Anthony Grudnoski
Darrel G. Ormes
Mr. Knaack
Mr. Grivicich
George Grivicich
State of Michigan
Marenisco P.T.A
James Mezzano Jr
Arneetn Anonthd
Simon & Schuster Inc
Arno Lugviel
U. P
George Smolich
Nitke & Spencer
Standard Oil Company
J. Robert Franck
Zeliska
University of Michigan
Wakefield News
Spencer’s Hardware
Section
City of
City of Wakefield
Wm. A. Kuivinen Agency
Donald H. Mills
Optometrist
E. Sellar
St. Bessemer
Bessemer 7
Doug Ferguson
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