Wakefield Board of Education Holds June Meeting
The Wakefield Board of Education met June 10 1940. Present were John Ozzello Andrew Niemi Jr R B Wortley and others. Minutes from prior meetings were read and approved along with May payrolls and bills. The board noted attendance enrollments May 17 total 1177 and received multiple reports including vocational education machine shop wood shop and a University of Michigan accreditation for Wakefield High School through June 30 1943. The Senior Class publication The Echo was presented and the meeting adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elec. Supply Corp
Educ. Music Bureau, Inc
U. P. Office Supply Co
A. C. McClurg & Co
Office & Elem
Standard Paper Co
Echo
H. V. Church
Cudahy Packing Co
Dean F. O. Holt
Gen. Elec. Supply Corp
Delta Mfg. Co
St. Mary’s
Peter Stoffel
Bass Camera Co
Baker Paper Co
Burrough’s Adding Machine Co
Milton Bradley Co
Central
Cleon Motor Co
City of Wakefield
Central Scientific Co
Central Scientific Co., Chem
Coldwell Lawn Mower Co
Demco
Elem
A. Flanagan Co
Ditto
Sektee Eae Ee Aed
The
Institute For Research
J. Kaste
Panama Carbon Co
Petty Cash Fund
Radio Wire Television Inc
Echo & Movie Project
Ray B. Smeeth
Track & W.P.A. Playground
Setag Mone Co
Doutter Constes Diate
Tegge Lumber Co
John W. Thomas
W. H
Westinghouse
Wakefield Assoc
Ins
Wadham’s
World Book Co
Wakefield Cash Store
Wakefield Pharmacy
Sportsmans Service
Bell Telephone Co
Toll & Exchange
G. W. Fern
University of Michigan “Committee On
Wakefield High School
University of Michigan
Wakefield Board of Education
Government Calls For Civil Service Applicants
Government eyes rapid expansion of civil service with many government jobs open for examinations. Postmaster Arthur Cavender lists positions including chief medical officer, aeronautical inspectors, engineers, nurses for Panama canal, and various other roles with salaries from 2000 to 6500 dollars annually.
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Civil Service
Arthur Cavender
Cavender
Air Corps Technical School
Aeronau
Panama Canal
Bureau of Prisons
Michigan leads CCC seedling program with vast numbers
Michigan drives the national tree program with 419 million seedlings set out to date as Wisconsin follows with 328 million. New York Louisiana Mississippi and Minnesota rank next, with plans to surpass two billion seedlings planted by the end of 1940 in public forest land reforestation and erosion control nationwide.
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Michigan
CCC
Wisconsin
New York
Louisiana
Mississippi
Minnesota
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Ozzello
Andrew Niemi, Jr
R. B. Wortley
Wortley
Ozzello
Niemi
Mackee
Tyack
Catherine Wilson
H. L. Anderson
Joseph Desonia
Isaac Raisenen
William Ahola
Herman Johnson
William Hill
Gogebic
Elmer Seefeld
Michigan Department of Public Instruction
Dept. of Public Instruction
de Yeas
Sec
Board of Education
Wakefield
Thomas
Iron Mountain
Harold Bachman
University of Chicago
Stanley Tyack
Wm. O. Mackee
City Commission
Yeas, Ozzello, Niemi, Wortley, Mackee, Tyack
J. A. Frederickson
First National Bank OF Wakefield
Comptroller OF the Currency
United States
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State OF Michigan
Victor Lepisto
Henry Olson
Anton P. Kingsmuth
County of Gogebic
City of
A. D
C.S.T
Rudolph F. Cloon
Clarence A. Jacobson
A.D
Gogebic County
IRC
Culinary Arts
the Goodman Wonder