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Record of Proceedings Relating to the Howell Free Public Library and Carnegie Library Building. Howell, Michigan Pages 398-399
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Howell Carnegie Library board minutes and ledger entries approved by the board.
Transcribed using AI.Page 398 Record of Proceedings Relating to 1931 The Howell Free Public Library and Carnegie Library Building. Howell, Mich.
Bills Allowed
Oct. 14 / 31
719: Thomas Rockwell Co. — Books ($3.37)
720: Frank Bush — Insurance ($48.50)
721: Mich. Bell Tel. Co. — Telephone ($2.88)
722: Estelle Bennett — Filing ($10.00)
723: City of Howell — Water ($2.03)
724: Mae's Book Shop — Books ($12.95)
725: Estelle Bennett — Desk ($10.00)
C.G. Goodnow, Sec.
Oct. 28 / 31
726: Americana Corporation — Book ($7.50)
727: Wells Purdy — Salary ($70.00)
728: Minnie Van Slyke — [Salary] ($85.00)
729: Detroit Edison — Light ($10.31)
Nov. 11
730: Bell Telephone Co. — Telephone ($2.88)
C.G. Goodnow, Sec.
Nov. 25 / 31
731: Detroit Edison Co. — Light ($10.21)
732: Services (E. Bennett) — [Services] ($10.00)
733: Wells Purdy — Salary ($60.00)
734: Glenn Beurmann — Supplies ($2.73)
735: Minnie Van Slyke — Salary ($85.00)
736: Moore-Cottrell — Magazines ($62.55)
C.G. Goodnow, Sec.
Meeting Minutes: Oct. 1 / 31 Library board was called to order by President Mr. Farnsworth. Motion to reduce salary of janitor from seventy to sixty a month was carried. All members of board present. Meeting adj. C.G. Goodnow, Sec.
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Page 399 Nov. 21 / 31 On Nov. 21/31 Mr. M.J. McPherson passed out. He had served the Library continuously for over thirty years. Mr. Farnsworth, President of board, ordered flowers to be sent to the home of Mr. McPherson. It seems appropriate that there should be placed on the records of the Howell Carnegie Library some expression of its appreciation of the services of Mr. M.J. McPherson who has been taken from our midst. He loved the Library and took great pleasure in discharging his duties. He was always active in promoting the best interests of the Library. Library Board.
Bills Allowed
Dec. 9 / 31
737: Wagenvoord & Co. — Rebound books ($21.00)
738: Funk & Wagnalls — Books ($12.00)
739: Mich. Bell Tel. Co. — Telephone ($2.88)
740: Gaylord Bros — Supplies ($7.00)
Dec. 23 / 31
741: Henry Wines — Books ($50.25)
742: Livingston Rep. Press — Paper ($3.00)
743: Wells Purdy — Salary ($60.00)
744: Estelle Bennett — Filing etc ($15.00)
745: Minnie Van Slyke — Salary ($85.00)
746: W.N. Adams — Cheesecloth ($3.00)
747: Detroit Edison — Light ($12.59)
748: E.R. Johnson — Books ($59.64)
C.G. Goodnow, Sec.