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Record of Proceedings Relating to the Howell Free Public Library and Carnegie Library Building. Howell, Michigan Pages 438-439

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Howell Carnegie Library board minutes and ledger entries approved by the board.

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The following is a transcription of the ledger pages for The Howell Free Public Library and Carnegie Library Building from January through May 1939, as shown in the source.
Page 438
Record of Proceedings Relating to The Howell Free Public Library and Carnegie Library Building, 1939
Bills Allowed (January):
Jan. 13: No. 1694 – Augsburg Pub. House - Christmas bks – 2.48
Jan. 13: No. 1695 – Gaylord Bros - Supplies – 7.30
Jan. 13: No. 1696 – Mich. Bell Tel. Co. - Service – 2.88
Jan. 13: No. 1697 – Detroit News Co. - New Adult Bks – 35.60
Jan. 13: No. 1698 – City of Howell - Water – 1.50
Jan. 13: No. 1699 – E. E. Papworth - ½ Salary – 32.50
Jan. 27: No. 1701 – Detroit Edison - Lights – 15.14
Jan. 27: No. 1702 – E. E. Papworth - ½ Salary – 32.50
Jan. 27: No. 1703 – Minnie Van Slyke - Salary – 75.00
Jan. 27: No. 1704 – Estelle Bennett - Salary – 40.00
Total January: 244.80
Bills Allowed (February):
Feb. 10: No. 1705 – Mich. Bell Tel Co. - Telephone – 2.88
Feb. 10: No. 1706 – Lyle Schaufenberg - Free Press to Jan. – 9.00
Feb. 10: No. 1707 – C. B. Dolge Co. - 5 Gal Varnish – 13.47
Feb. 10: No. 1708 – Hurley Bros. - 2 Books – 2.69
Feb. 10: No. 1709 – Warner & Gould - Labor (repair of roof) – 3.20
Feb. 10: No. 1710 – Triangle Bindery - Rebinding – 8.36
Feb. 10: No. 1711 – E. E. Papworth - ½ Salary – 32.50
Feb. 24: No. 1712 – Detroit Edison - Lights – 8.73
Feb. 24: No. 1713 – Remington Rand Co. - Supplies – 4.50
Feb. 24: No. 1714 – Gaylord Bros. - Supplies – 3.93
Feb. 24: No. 1715 – Liv. Co. Press - Paper (3 mos Jan. 39) – 3.00
Feb. 24: No. 1716 – Demco Lib Supplies - Supplies – 3.90
Feb. 24: No. 1717 – E. E. Papworth - ½ Salary – 32.50
Feb. 24: No. 1718 – Minnie Van Slyke - Salary – 75.00
Feb. 24: No. 1719 – Estelle Bennett - Salary – 40.00
Feb. 24: No. 1720 – H. W. Wilson Co. - Reader's Guide & Wilson’s Bulletin – 9.60
Feb. 24: No. 1721 – J. W. Miers - Labor and materials for radiators – 8.03
Total February: 260.98
Beulah P. Gillette Sec.

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Record of Proceedings Relating to The Howell Free Public Library and Carnegie Library Building, 1939
Bills Allowed (March):
Mar. 10: No. 1722 – Blue Products Co. - Cleaning Products – 11.59
Mar. 10: No. 1723 – Aldrich Print Shop - Cards – 5.00
Mar. 10: No. 1724 – Cokesbury Press - Lenten books – 12.94
Mar. 10: No. 1725 – E. E. Papworth - ½ Salary – 32.50
Mar. 24: No. 1726 – MacMillan Co. - Books – 33.44
Mar. 24: No. 1727 – Detroit Edison - Lights – 12.33
Mar. 24: No. 1728 – Mich Bell Tel. Co. - Telephone – 2.88
Mar. 24: No. 1729 – E. E. Papworth - ½ Salary – 32.50
Mar. 24: No. 1730 – Estelle Bennett - Salary – 40.00
Mar. 24: No. 1731 – Minnie Van Slyke - Salary – 75.00
Total March: 258.18
Beulah Gillette Sec.
Bills Allowed (April):
Apr. 14: No. 1732 – Mich Bell Tel Co. - Telephone – 2.78
Apr. 14: No. 1733 – Detroit News - Books – 45.49
Apr. 14: No. 1734 – E. E. Papworth - ½ Salary – 32.50
Apr. 14: No. 1735 – City of Howell - Water – 1.50
Apr. 28: No. 1736 – Detroit Edison - Lights – 11.25
Apr. 28: No. 1737 – E. E. Papworth - ½ Salary – 32.50
Apr. 28: No. 1738 – Estelle Bennett - Salary – 40.00
Apr. 28: No. 1739 – Minnie Van Slyke - Salary – 75.00
Total April: 239.02
Beulah P. Gillette Sec.
Meeting Minutes: The Library Commission met at the library on Wednesday evening, May 10th, with Dr. Noble, Mr. Strobel, and Mrs. Gillette being present
The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved

A communication from Henry Brown, Assistant in Research at the University of Michigan, was read by Dr. Noble
The letter requested a loan for an indefinite period of volumes of the Livingston Courier for the years 1843 to 1845
The request proposed that the Carnegie Library move these volumes to the air-conditioned and fireproof vaults of the new Rackham building in Ann Arbor
A motion was made and [carried...]