Record of Proceedings Relating to Howell Carnegie Library Howell, Michigan Pages 184-185

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

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for the board to read. Mr. Schwas is to be considered and to be offered $90 per month for five months and $100 later, if all works out satisfactorily.

It was suggested that it might be well if trucks were not permitted to park in front of the library or other vehicles for long periods of time, so that patrons of the library may have parking space.

Scotty will (paint) do the ceiling in the children's room. There should be estimates on the trim painting of the library. Possibly the janitor should do painting in the library, particularly the toilets.

Mr. Norman talked with Mrs. Hight and thought it well to possibly have an architect draw a new entrance for the library. This aroused considerable and lively discussion, resulting in the discussion of having some expert assistance to plan landscaping the library yard. Mr. Engelhardt said he would talk with Mr. Howard Culver, who might give this service, in the way of a civic duty.

Mrs. Hight, Mr. Engelhardt and Dr. Eaton will meet Wednesday, January 25, at 2:00PM in the library to review the budget for the coming year.

The meeting adjourned to meet again, Tuesday, February 21, at 7:30PM in the library.

(Rel) Respectfully submitted, Lillie Gatesman, record. secty.



Names Mentioned:

Ina Hight, Ruth Mar, Mary O'Lone, Trudy Fitch, Ted Schwass, Amelya Pech, Cousins Printing Co., Demco, Community El & Fuel, E. Scott, Richards Electric, Mich Bell, American Library Assoc, L.J. Booker, Ferris Aldrich, Mary Alexander, Vance Bishop, Doubleday & Co, H.W. Wilson

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