Ironwood Daily Globe from Ironwood, Michigan • Page 7

SATURDAZ, JULY 1, 1939: IRONWOOD DAILY GLOBE, IRONWOOD, MICH. SEVEN NEW WELFARE LAW ANALYZED County Relief Administrator Prepares Summary of State Act. summary of the Dew state welfare act which establishes the state department of social welfare and its known as the state tratitute commission, Was today by W. 1. McNamara, county ERA administrator.

The provisions of the act, as analyzed by McNamara, are as follows: The Michigan social welfare commission consists of five members (and the governor) appointed governor with the consent of the senate for five year terms, which are staggered. No member can be on any other commiasion or board or hold ition with any other state tion or board. Each must have been a resident of the state at least five years. Not more than three may be members of the same political party. The commission holds 12 or more meetings year and members paid $15 day and expenses.

The commission shall be the state ency for the federal government in social security matters, and shall adopt rules for the counties to sure federal aid and federal funds. Duties of The commission also shall: Allocate to counties, state federal moneys for unemployment old relief, dependent children, assistance and blind. Contribute to counties for general relief not leas than the amount the county spends of Its own money. State appropriated general relief money shall be distributed to ties based on the tollowing: 1. Need of rellet us demonstrated by county's experience for past year.

2. County's financial resources. from The amount spent County funds. Shall appoint: 1. State director of social welfare department.

State supervisor of social curity sadistance. 3. County supervisor of social security assistance, and determine qualifications and compensation of county employees of social security assistance. (Note: Not county eral rellet employees) One member of county cial welfare commission. Shall abolish and take place of: Powers of state welfare director.

2. Powers of board of correction Power of state institute commission for blind. and charities. Powers of state emergency welfare relief commission. The members of the state mission shall be appointed and take office of July 1.

190. (Note: The members of the county mission shall be appointed at the annual October passion of county supervisors, and shall assume their duties not later than November 1, 1939. or within 10 days thereof. County County department of social welfare shall consist of three members. 1.

One member to be appointed by the county board of supervisors at their annual October 1 sion for a term of three years. One member to be appointed by the county board of supervisors their annual October session for term of two years. One member to be appointed by the state social welfare mission for term of 1 year. None the members can member of the county board of supervisors. They shall hold not less than 13 meetings each facal year, and shall appoint at their first meeting one member to act as chairman.

They shall be paid according to the decision of the county board of supervisors: a noo-salary policy be reimbursed for travel and other penne. 2. As full-time board monthly miary and expense, Axed the They shall appoint: (All subject to the county board of supervisors) 1. One of their own members a full-time director of rellet (Not the supervisor of social aid in county who appointed by the state ful-time director who be county the functions, executive and officer who Beach Scene at Camp. Plagens Above is a bathing beach scene at Camp Gogeiic and Ontonagon county boys and 1 selves during the recent 4-H chub camp the dock and diving tower at the beach.

for the first camping will period under Knights Columbus. two for boys two for be the secretary of the (Note: The director of the county functions if he qualifies to state qualifications and is appointed the state can also the supervisor of social ald. Otherwise the state commiasion will sppoint the supervisor who will charge of the old age assistance, blind, and dependent children The county director will charge of the direct relief and the unemployment relief together with all medical relief to all cases. including the aged, chil. dren, and blind) They shall appoint, employ and fix salaries, subject to the prove! of the board of supervisors.

all and other personnel for county functions. (Note: This by the supervisor of social in does not include persons employed the county). They shall appoint and ploy approval and of fix the miaries, supervisors, subject the to ecutive bead and ether personnel of county institutions under their supervision, such county ary. They shall abolish and take place of: 1. County poor commie 2.

County welfare agent. County transient bureau. County emergency relief mission. 5. County old assistance bureau.

Duties They shall administer: 1. General public relief, direct lief, unemployment relief and poor relief including medical and burials, but not hospitalization. 2. Transient and lief. 3.

Medical care (but not hospitaltsation) to old age dependent chfidren and blind To supervise and be ble for the operation of the county infirmary and its inmates. 5. To create medical advisory board, with doctor a of properly medicine qualified as end licensed head thereof, to assist formulating policies of medical care and auditing and reviewing bills for Medical care to include office attendance by Licensed physiclans, dental service, optometric service, bedside nursing tn bome and pharmaceutical The advisory committee to the divof medical care shall of one doctor, one dentist and druggist, all nominated by respective of local societies. 6. On request of the probate court, to investigate cases of delinquent and neglected and wayward minors.

7. To provide support of indigent Idiots and lunatics. To enforce laws the support of poor make relatives liable therefore. 9. To investigate each relief at least once in each year.

10. To provide rules and tions for the of relief all the forms and bookkeeping for the accounting thereof, not inconsistent with state regulations, and to issue all warrants for money bursed from relief funds. 11. To apply to the state for all funds needed besides those provided by the county. 12.

No member of the state mission or of any county social welfare commission any thereof, shall participate in one any form of political activity or official position for any political purpose. Any employe any partinent shall be subject to discharge. The county board of under the new welfare in, assume the following powers duties: 1. Appoint two members of county department of social fare. 2.

Pix bursement of the Approval of the director HEARING gradual separation from the world the to overcome and social contact startling that about, SONOTONE much that models could not bearing a tent. Came in. and Mre. E. C.

Wile ST. JAMES HOTEL IRONWOOD July 5, 1981-4 to 05 p. Notice CLOSED ALL DAY TUESDAY, JULY Michigan Pack Meat, Dept. There's A I CAMP'S STAFF IS COMPLETED Wakefield Teacher is Director of Camp Plagens, Opening Sunday, The staff of counselors for Camp which opens tomorrow, been completed, it was announced today by the Knights of Columbus in charge. The staff incodes: Director, Louis Mall, athletic director at the Wakefeld high school.

Kenneth Carr, certifled senior Red Me aver. Elizabeth Van swimming tostructor and life saver. girls' camp. Girls' camp arts and crafts partment: Miss M. Frout, who has had three years experience as a camp seller, in in charge, assisted by Tone Lilliquist, Miss Elleen Kirby, Dorothy Boyer.

Boys' camp game counselors: Brackett, Chester Salvatore Scarlotta, and bia brother, both graduates of Notre Dame. Camp physician, Dr. W. Maccani, assisted by Mias beth Laupurse. Camp cooks, Charles Robins, bas had 15 years experience chef, sted by Walter Curlk.

Camp matron, Mrs. Malt, wife of the director. She will be present during all bours of the day. CRANIUM CRACKERS LIGHT OR WRONG? Some of the following statements are true, some false. Which are which? 1.

Ditheism ts bellet in the latence of two gods. 2. Coal is a leading mineral product of Alaska. Color of the hood of an demic doctor in law la blue. 4.

"Bavardage" la: French word, meaning "chatter." 5. The Bahrein Islands are in the Gulf of Mexico. the The planet Neptune has only one moon, named Titon. with headquarters at Roscommon. No successor has been named as yet to Furlong here.

CURTAIL TRAIN SERVICE The Duluth South and Atlantic railway announced that Chicago passenger rail traffic into Calumet will be resumed Friday and will continue on daily schedule thereafter. Rapid has been made in balidin new stretch of track Dear Osceola, making the resumption of traffic possible this week, Trains No. 1 and No. which are the inconting and outgoing Detroit trains, will operate into met for the last time Saturday, D. 6.

A. officials also have announced, in keeping with previous announcement of plated cutting off of these trains west of Marquette. Trains No. and 2 will be discontinued Marquette Sunday. GRAND AT THE GREEN LANTERN 411 Saver 84.

Saturday, July 1 Per Dancing JOE PRIBBLE Good Time for Everyone. oF GREEN LANTERN 411 Saver 84 GOOD FOOD GOOD SERVICE The Best Place To EAT in Ironwood Courteous Waitresses Prompt Service Comfortable Booths LINCOLN CAFE BICYCLE TAGS NOT YET HERE Youthful Riders Here Eager To Obtain Permits From Police. Ironwood's young bicycle riders to obtain the licenses which are to be by the under new ordinance, the of the permits can not until the License received, Chief of Police Thomas Jeffery today. The tags are expected to arrive here in few days and as soon they do announcement will be made through The Daily Globe, said the chlet. The licenses to be to the bicycle owners are printed on cards similar to motor vehicle operator licenses.

Space is provided for tering the date lasued, the name of the owner, the age of the owner, serial number of the bicycle, and the number is issued required by to the police. the licensee sign card and it is also to be signed by the chief. permanent, double-indexed will be kept at the police station of all bicycles and licenses. They will be indexed by numbers and by names of owners, providing easy reference. On the reverse of the license card, which the bleycle rider will be required to carry on his person, the following 10 for safe riders: Bicycles shall not carry more than one person.

Stop at all "stop" signs. Ride only on the right side of the street. Do not hold on, nor bitch bicycle to any other rehicle. Do not ride at night without light on the front and reflector or lamp on the rear. Do not ride abreast of another bicycle rider.

Do not ride out of alleys and driveways, or from behind parked cars, without stopping and looking to see that sidewalks or streets are clear of traffic. Obey traffic signals and the ders of traffic officers and school patrols. Do not engage in any trick riding or weaving in on any street or public highway. Become familiar with and obey all traffic rules and regulations; be watchful and alert at all times and safety minded. FUNERALS ESTHER TONIONI Funeral services for Mrs.

Father Toadani will be conducted Monday morning at 1 o'clock at St. Mary's church, the Rev. P. P. win Meyer take officlating.

Interment place in Hurley. Bessemer Township David Cari Auril, CONCERT, SPECIALTY ACTS HERE FOR 4TH Novelty Performance to Be Presented on River Bank. Tuesday July 4, at about 7:30 the semper township band, directed O. Lamoreus, will present concert with specialty acts directed by Natalie Wagner. The concert will be staged ca the bank of Black river where special stage has been erected by Legion and part committee.

The audience asked to sit the west, bank in the part proper. concert will begin at dusk and until the fireworks display, and follows: new march, "The Fourth of July." by M. O. Lamoreux, band. "When They Played the Polka, band and the following dancers: Betty Marie Rindie, LaVerne Rindle, Violet Sommers, Alice Anderson, Doreen Shogren, Gladys Brockbank, Evelyn Glacherio, and Betty Han- An overture, "Snow White." the band.

Tap dance. "Whispering." Marian Rigotti. Western songs, Ruth and Betty Erickson, with Ruth accompanying on the guitar. Two little frogs dance to the tune of the "Umbrella Man," played by the band. The frogs are Violet Sommers and Gladys Brockbank.

Atres of 1917, band. Post Number 350, a patrioti clown act by Evelyn Glacherto, Lillian Helkkinen, Melba White, and Barbars Chelbowski, accompanied by the band. Song. "Let's Sing Again," Marjorie Westeen, accompanied by the band. A Spanish tambourine dance, band and danced by Alice Anderson, Betty Marie Rise and Doreen Shogren.

Atres of 1919. band. Songs by Ruth and Betty Erickson. Alexander's Ragtime Band, band, augmented by chorus of Violet Sommers, Dorcen Shogren, Alice Anderson, Betty Marie Ride, Gladys Brockbank, La Verne Rizzie. La Golondrina.

band. The Glow Worm, band, danced by Violet Sommers and Gladys Brockbank. "America the Beautiful," MarJorie Westeen, accompanied by the band. "In the Good Old Summertime," dance by Lillian Heikkinen, elyn Glacherio, Betty Rizzie, let Sommers. Barbara Chiebowski, and Melba White.

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The Star Spangled Banner, the band. LUTHERAN PICNIC TO BE HELD ON JULY 12 July 1-A committee met at the home of Mrs. Enar Brown and made plana for the Lutheran Sunday school and Ladies Aid soctety picnic to be held at the Memorial Park July 12. Each woman will be notified what she should bring for lunch as well her own dishes and cilverware. A surprise will be given to each child of the Sunday school.

LIBRARY CLOSED JULY Miss Chula Remington, township librarian, announced today that the library will be closed Tuesday. July 4. Books marked due OD that date not be considered due until Friday, July 7. Mr. and Mrs.

Leers and children of Minneapolis where guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arvid Anderson also of Minneapolis at the August Gustafson home where the Anderson's are visiting. Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Bray and family left for Cornucopia where they will visit with Mrs. Bray's brother in law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Perley, for one week. Mr.

and Mrs. Emil Rocco and family are spending a week's outing Lake Superior. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Lund and children left for Cornucopia to visit with friends.

Time" TH FREWORKS Nest On The Gegeble Massie Field Fight to See The Baldridge Ascension Twice 11:30 20 ft. high, ft. Gets 1 M. with 28 Rounds Boxing Outdoors ACES! RACES! AnLast Times Tonight "SUSANNAH OF THE MOUNTIES" With Shirley Temple Scott SUN. MON.

Truly Great Picture: Approval of all other of county relief department and salaries. and pay for and for the the county relied departments. Pay for from county funds, malaries and expense of administraof county Appropriate county funds for relief according to rules, and requirements of the 1 (Note: The county state and federal funds, and the will be the recipient of custodian of all relief moneys). To provide for unemployed and poor State Juvenile Institute Commis- corporate within the partment of social welfare. Fire appointed by the with consent of senate for five year C.

Responsible for operation and supervision: Boys Vocational Schoo 1. Girls' Training School -Adrian. Michigan Children's InstituteAnn Arbor. D. Shall appoint the heads these institutes and govern Shall abolish and take place State correction commiasion.

State welfare commission. U. P. News AGED MATRON DEAD Mrs. Olsen, pioneer resident of West Pord Rivdied at the family lingering finess.

born May Norway. survived by two sons, Ford River of West Palm Beach, Florida; Charles Johnson Charles Sundstrom of Rivers two nephews, Adolph of this and John Mos of Minnesota; grandsons and two great grandsons. PORTAGE GUARDS WIN hunky crew from coast guard station pulled its bost to a seven -length over Eagle Harbor here, matthe two-mile course wind in 19 minutes, 10 Portage to the when sighted of! the breakwater by about 20 spectaI and they lengthened the 1 by with enough for Anal drive salute the nish. minutes, ing the 24-foot boats, which about 1.480 pounds, harder job yesterday than Tuneday when Eagle Harbor deMarquette in the record time of minute FURLONG TRANSFERRED of the Michigan to City next days, from District Supervisor Clare will of the City district, Aldrich, SAMUEL GOLDWYN presents WUTHERING HEIGHTS SENE the by Desald Coming July 4th Wed. SPECIAL HOLIDAY BARGAIN SHOW "BOY'S TOWN" With Spencer Tracy Mickey A First "Torchy MORGAN TONIGHT Sunday Monday THE HOUND OF THE BASKERVILLES PRICE LIONEL AT ALSO Another Big Walt Disney Cartoon Show Colorfal wha Mickey Last Times Tonight First BILL ELLIOTT In "The Law Te ALSO "Scouts To The 40 Special Holiday Show Only Western.