The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-29
OCTOBER SESSION. 1870
OCTOBER ". 1910

VSJObek w. 1870
Pursuant to adjournment. the
Board Of Supervisors met in the
Supervisors Room Of the Ma
comb County Building. "a
Thursday. The l9th day Of Octo-
Der. A. D., 1910. 1t 1000 o'clock
A. M.
Meeting called 10 order by
Chairman Westendorf.
Roll called BY the Clerk and
the following Supervisors an
swered present:
Joel ~ Frost. Armada: A.
N. Brewef, 4ruce; Adolph Very
ser, ChestGfield; Otto Sher-
beck. Clinton; Frank Biehl,
Erin; Floyd Rosso. Harrison; A.
A. Linssmann, Lake; Ferdinand
Foss, Lenox; Charles Stade.
Macomb =. r. wangelin. Ray;
Omar Henderson, Richmond; J.
v. Messmore, Shelby; William
Malow. Sterling; William Strich.
Warren; Grover Powell. Wash
ington; Henry Van Hoeck, East
Detroit; Carl Hollinger, East
Detroit: Earl +. Miller, East De-
troit; Henry Degroot, East De-
troit; Harold Lindsey, Mount
Clemens; B. v. Nunneley, Mount
Clemens; Th0s. Longstaff, Mount
Clemens; Frederick Breitmeyer,
Jr., Mount Clemens; william
Moore, New Baltimore; William
Mcintyre. New Baltimore.
Harry Miller, Center Line; Alec
Schoenherr, Center Line: Ed
ward Havel, Utica; Henry Gage,
Utica; Don r. Westendorf,
Mount Clemens.
The Clerk announced q
quorum present and the meeting
proceeded to transact business.
Following the roll call, the
Chairman announced that the
reading Of the minutes Of the
previous meeting would be de-
feYred until q later period,
owing to the fact that there was
= large delegation of ladies pres
ent who had . request to make
to the Board.
The, Chairman introduces Mrs.
Irene Bennett, President Of the
Macomb Protective League,
which Is an organization formed
In behalf of Aid to Dependent
Children, who were present to
request supplementary aid to
the A. d. c. Mrs. Ruby Zahns,
spoke to the Board about need
Of children and widows. Sht, IN
turn, introduced Mr.. Wade, who
speaks to the Board for aid 70
dependent children and toythe.
two hundred (200) motheroNaSI
tells Of their need for food, med
icine, care, fuel, etc. Mr.. Wade
questioned several women of the
committee who were present,
who told their story of their
needs. The Board being inter-
ested, gave the entire morning
listening to the appeal and dis
cussion in regard to widows and
aid to dependent children. After
final discussions and the Com
mittee had finished with their
appeal. Rosso moved and Holm
Ger supported that the matter of
Aid to dependent children and
widows be referred to the Wei
fare Committee Of the Board,
the Welfare Commission and
Probate Judge Ray II. Callens,
to meet Immediately and report
back at the fall session. Motion
carried.
The Chairman thanked the
ladies and committee for their
presence and pledged that the
Board would cooperate to their
fullest extent.
The Chairman announced q
recess until 200 o'clock, PM.
AFTERNOON SESSION
The Board reconvened at 200
o'clock, PM.
the following Supervisors an
swered present:
Joel Z. Frost, Armada; A. N.
Brewer, Bruce; Adolph Veryser.
Chesterfield; Otto Sherlock,
Clinton; Frank Biehl, Erin;
Floyd Rosso, Harrison; A. A.
Lingemann, Lake; Ferdinand
Foss, Lenox; Charles Stade, Ma.
comb; E. r. Wangelin, Ray;
Omar Henderson, Richmond;
J. v. Messmore, Shelby; William
Malow, Sterling; William Strich,
Warren; Grover w. Powell,
Washington; Henry Van Hoeck,
East Detroit; Carl Hollinser,
East Detroit; Earl T. Miller, East
Detroit; John Degroot, East De-
,troit; Harold Lindsey, Mount
Clemens; B. v. Nunneley, Mount
C1emeny: Thos. LonRstaff Mount