The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-07-10
Two Thousand Planes Hit Jaban
Rural Schools Haze Elections

Election OF rural school board
members and officers in this vi
cinity we're held Monday evening.
Willow Run
Ypsilanti School district mum.
Der one accomplishing the federal
housing area east OF here attracted
few voters. There were two can
didates and two to be elected. In
precinct one. Peter Savage, run
ming for a three year term received
Is votes; Percy Holloway, running
for a one year term, received II
votes. In precinct two, each re-
ceived six votes.
In short annual meeting after
the election, the board decided TO
carry on the same this year as
last, with high school students
transported to Ypsilanti. The
board is TO meet July IL to elect
officers.
Thorne School
At Thorne School. the same mem.
bers and officers who held office
last year were elected at the an
nual meeting OF the school board.
Frank Pennisi was made director,
Carl Worley. treasurer, and Joseph
Swope. Sr., chairman. II was voted
at the meeting TO invest $500 a
year in United States War Bonds to
be set aside as a building fund.
RawsonvilIe school
Jacksonville will continue as a
graded school with a five man
board. II was decided at the an
nual meeting Monday night. Va.
cancies In the board membership.
made 1t necessary to elect two men
for two year terms: James Cullen
and John Kay; and two men for
three year terms; Ralph Hare and
Raymond Miller.
All OF the men had been serving
on the board. filling unexpired
terms. except Mr.. Miller. who has
served six years on the board.
The group voted to increase the
allowance OF the board members to
allow for increases in expenses
Three men will be paid 500 per
year, two. $50 per year. The three
doing the most clerical work will
will receive the 500.
The board will meet sometime
within the next Is days to elect Of
ficers, but the exact date was not
set at the meeting last night
6eGoIe School
At the school board meeting of
Begole School Monday evening.
Wilfred Sinden and Rty Hoffman
were elected as trustees. Mr.. Holtz-
man will complete the term OF
Charles c. Hart, who moved. and
Mr.. Sinden will start his three year
term. John Montonye was elect
ed to three year term as fsecre-
tary. Albert Thayer. president,
and Clifford G. Reynolds, treasur-
er, will continue their terms Of Of
flee.
1t was voted at the meetingsto
close the school to the eighth grade,
in order that the crowded condi-
lions might be relieved. Students
Of the eighth grade will attend
school In Ypsilanti. Mrs. Olga
Hewett will replace Mrs. Albert
Thayer on the teaching staff Of
Begole school.
After forty four years OF contin-
uous service on the school board.
Mort Crittenden resigned last fall
after the completion Of the new ad-
dition to the school.
Lincoln Consolidated School
Two officers were reelected TO
three year terms of office at the
meeting OF the Lincoln Consolidat-
ed School board meeting Monday
night. The officers are George
Osborne, secretary, and Jennings
Campbell, treasurer. Continuing
their terms OF office on the board
are o. E. vedder, president; Muir
ray Day trustee; and A H. Amr-
helm, trustee.
Routine business, reports. and q
discussion Of the new sewage dis.
posal system, which is being in
stalled at the school completed
the meeting. The disposal system
is expected to be completed this
fall.
Salem Union School
William Benjamin has been elect
ed the new member Of the Salem
Union School board. other mem
bers Of the board continuing In Of
nce are Cloyd Hardesey. MADEIRA
tor, Ronald Lyke. secretary, Mgr
Ian Lyke, treasurer, and Glen Burn.
ham, trustee.
Sheldon School
AT the meeting OF the Sheldon
School board. Robert Mckinley was
reelected treasurer. The remain
ing members Of the board will con-
tinue their term OF office.
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