The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-06-19
PROCEEDINGS OF The
SCHOOL BOARD
DISTRICT NO. II.
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District No. II was called to order
at eight o'clock P. M. by the Chat.
man, Leonard Slabodnik. On rol
call, the following members wers
found to be resent:-Duncan, Har
ri, Olds, Slabodnik and Thompson
Absent :-Gianotti.
Moved and supported that tbs
minutes of the regular meeting OF
May 18th, 1925 be approved a:
read. Motion carried unanimously
Communications of the FRS
National and First State Banks Of
Ely, advising credits of $6.4S an,
$5.65, respectively, interest for the
month of May were read and filed
Mr.. Gianotti entered and took hi
seat with the Board.
The request of E. j. Maddern fol
a part of the Districts drayage bust
ness was granted.
Application of Erick Berglund foI
the position of supply clerk or othel
work was read and filed.
Moved and supported that the re
port of H. A. Berg, with cash l.
the amount of $1106.S3, received
from cafeteria receipts, sale of sup
plies, text book fines, heating de
tention hospital, etc. be accepted
and money turned over to the treas
urer. Motion carried unanimously
Report of DIR. j. E. Thompson
showing test made on the swimming
pool was read and filed.
Communication of Ely CommUnit!
Band requesting the use Of part OF
the ball park and grand stand fol
public band concerts was read anC
request granted.
Communication from the st
Louis County Health Department OF
health survey was laid on the table
for future consideration.
The superintendent reported that
the following teachers had accepted
positions in the schools of this dis
trict for the ensuing year.
]. H. Santo, Mary H. Kraft. w
A. Baldauf, Edward Buckley, LULU
Cummins, Joseph Fleming, Max NJ
Herseth, Lena Munson, Fern Peter.
son, Henrietta Simpson, E. May
Smith, Zella Richter, Florence Bates
Lillian Coyne, c. B. Hilliard
Eugene ]. Joncas, Florence John
ston, Susan Lovald, Grace E. Nor
gan, Thomas ]. Murn, Ruth Olson
Sigurd Olson, Gayle Shirley, Mayme
Uehren, Laura Uhler, H. P. Rein
shagen, Marguerite Wing, Glenn
Powers, Jeanne Brouillette, Ger
trude Clancy, Kathleen Coffey
Elaine Fenske, Anna B. Hanson
Gladys Hawkins, Edna Johnson
Inez Johnson, Laura LAWN, Marie
McGreevy, Gladys Merrill, Irene
Mikkelson, Marian Mitchell, Sylvia
Heikkila,, Clara Handberg, DR.
Joseph Rolando, Marian Davis, Anr
johnson, Gunhild Paulson, Inga Rog.
stad, Florence Smith, Ida Antilla
leila Austin, Marie Brainerd, Frar
els Campbell, Hazel Campbell, Mary
Chimzar, Genevieve Gunhus, Helis
Koski, Kathleen MCGUIRE, Florenc'
Nankervis, Julia Reible, Emily Stem
Der, Athena Kotchevar, Gerda Lind
berg. Joanna Gohla, Rose Mccarthy
Clara Sinnett, Mary Flatley, Jear
Hughes, Clara Powell, Viola Richie
Stella Dahl, Alma Turula, Mas
Meenahan.
The superintendent recommended
the election of the following teach
ers for the ensuing year at the sal
aries indicated:
Thora Anderson, Commercial
$170 per month for 91a months.
Gladys Lowe, High School, S17(
per month for 91s months.
Saima Porthan, Grades, $3.50 pei
month for 91s months.
TONI Ahola, Grades, $3.50 pei
msnth for 91s months.
Veronica Hodgins, Grades, $11(
per month for 91a months.
Moved and supported that the
recommendations of the superin
tendent be approved and the pro
per officers be authorized to enter
into contracts with those accepting
positions. Motion carried unanim
ously.
Report of H. A. Berg on the An
nual Meeting of Public School Bust
ness Officials at Kansas City, Mo
May 10Th to 22nd, 1925 was reat
and filed.
Financial statement of the Ely
High School Athletic Association
was read showing deficit d
$145.14 for the year.
Moved and supported that tn,
proper officers be authorized to issue
a school voucher for $145.14 to tn,
High School Athletic Association Il
pay the outstanding accounts
against the association. Motion car
ried unanimously.
Report of Kenneth Duncan on the
meeting of the Committee of Four
teen at Virginia on June 4th wa!
read and filed.
The Committee on Finance re
ported that they had checked thu
following bills and pay rolls ant
recommended their payment:
Dodd, Mead & Co., Library,
------------------$ 6.6;
Heath & Milligan Co., Main
tenance,------------ 373.3s
Marshall Wells Co., Mainten-
ance,-------------- 1924;
G. C. Mclaughlin, New equip
ment,-------------- $500
d. & /. R. Ry. Co., Freight,
express, ETC., 1890 $3.50
d & l. R. Ry. Co., Freight,
Express, etc. 45.6s
Ponsell Floor Machine Co.,
Brushes 8.47
The Prang Co., Library 3.9i
Steam Boiler Equipment Co.,
Maintenance, 31.3e
Teachers Pay roll, ---- 1871. 4e
Employees Pay roll,---- 7,822.87
Teachers Pay roll, 8,612.3G
Employees Pay roll,--- 397.75
Beckley Cardy Co., Library
books, -----------l-- 2.05
Henry A. Berg, Petty Cash,
174.85
Brownell & Co., Supplies, 1894