The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-09-04

Gentlemen:
Attached hereto please find eSti-
mates for sidewalk and curb repair in
the area north Of Ford Avenue, east Of
the railroads.
Respectfully submitted,
+. w. Liddle,
City Engineer
Referred to Council.
MIR. l.. J. LaCOurse
City Clerk
City of WyandOtte
Michigan
re: X-Ray Equipment, Wyandotte
&C. ueral Hospital.
Dear Sir:
Herewith is a statement by the Pub
lie Welfare Commission in compliance
with request of the Honorable Mayor
md Council contained in a letter to
ne Public Welfare Commission under
date of August 18th relative to letter
of protest from Standard X4Ray Com
pany, Chicago, Illinois. This letter
was presented to the Commission at
the regular meeting held On August
%, 1912.
The Public Welfare Commission
respectfully advises the Honorable
Mayor and Council that the resolution
adopted Ut the regular meeting on
July End awarding purchase Of X-ray
equipment for she WyandOtte General
Hospital to General Electric Company
was. made after careful and deliberate
consideration Of all proposals submit
ted and it is the unanimous opinion of
the Commission that the equipment Of
fered by General Electric Company
best suits the needs of the Hospital"
This equipment has been ordered up
on requisitiOn by the Hospital.
The Commission further wishes to
advise that the urgency of the Situa-
ton demands that every effort be OK
erciSed in eXpediting the procurement
Gf this equipmenh This request is
made i'll view of the understanding
that upon orders of the War PrOduc-
ton Board production of certain
parts of this type of equipment have
been suspended.
Yours very truly,
H. f. MacOmber,
Secretary, Public Welfare
Commission
Received and placed on lille.
To the Honorable the Mayor
and City Council
of the City Of WyandOtte
Gentlemen:
We present to you herewith for your
approval the Election Board for the
coming Primary Election under date
of September 10, 1912.
Respectfully,
Election Commission
Lawrence j. LaCOurse
Marian Benin
Frederick j. Gartner
First Precinct
John SuzOr, Chairman, 160 River
bank.
Hazel NJ EvOn, 40 BOndie Street
June Marie LaBeau, III BOndie
Street.
Florence b. Addy, 1J2 Emmons Blvd.
Blanche MarkeyA47 EmmOns Ct.
Susan NJ. Murray LIB Riverbank.
Second Precinct
Felix HammeS, Chairman, "a Perry
Place.
Alice Knox, IA st. Johns Street.
Sadie Labadie, "a ST. Johns Street.
Clara Albar, 10S Perry Place.
Myrtle RuShman, 134 Goddard.
Third Precinct
John Szymanski, Chairman, 19S
Clark Street.
Erastus Leblanc, IT'S Second Street
Frances NaimOla, 1850 Fifth Street.
Mary GrabOwski, 2S7 Antoine st.
Marjorie +. Perring, 1913 Antoine
Street
Lucille Schultz, 146 Clark Street.
Fourth Precinct
Leo Aber, Chairman, 167 Sullivan
Street.
Mildred C.. Smith, 172O Third Street
Jean LesinSki, 1885 Third Street.
Mary Ann WoOliscrOft, 1853 Second
Street.
Wanda Kulaczewski, 1856 Third
Street.
Cornella C. Simmons, III Miller
Street.
Fifth Precinct
VIM. Burke, Chairman, 4SS Spruce
Street
Minnie Moehring, 24I Ford Avenue.
Alexander Empel, 1877 Fifth Street.
NJ. ). Betwee, 22J4 Second Street.
Daisy Leblanc, 800 Spruce Street.
Anna Douglas, 30 Cedar. Street.
Sixth Precinct
Chas. w. Thomas, Jr., Chairman,
100 Walnut Street.
Georgia Hover, 1919 Second Street.
\. w. PardO, 2430 Biddle Avenue.
John \. VOss, 24O9 Biddle Avenue.
Mary Wolf, 2424 First Street
Abbie RaubOlt, 113 Poplar Street.
Seventh Precinct
Henry MellOche, Chairman, 445 Wal
nut Street.
elizabeth Raymond, 23O9 Third
Street
Minnie JuchartZ, 314 Walnut Street.
Margaret McGrath, 344 Poplar st.
Helen l.. AersOn, 40 Walnut ST.
LOrene Niece, 41S- Poplar Street.
Eighth Precinct
Henry Weatherwax, Chairman, 80
Superior Blvd.
Joyce DesAIOrais, 623 Vinewood
Avenue
Hilda Niefert, JS2 Chestnut Street.
Eta NJ. Price, 2747 Sixth Street
Margaret Hoffman, 443 Superior
Blvd.
Alice StrOhschein, 515 Superior
Blvd
Ninth Precinct
Fred Genthe. Chairman, $3.50 Biddle
Avenue.
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