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The following-named persons were granted Lodging House Licenses
Harmon and Flora Ells Samuel Traister Nicholas Dedes Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Pearson
Four Licanses at $2.00 each $ 8.00
The following-named persons were granted Seasonal All-Alcoholic Licenses :
Frances Twoomy Kelleher Sportsman's Lodge
Two Licanses at $600. each $1200.00
The following-named persons were granted Dance Permits:
Frances Twoomy Kelleher Sportsman's Lodge
Two Licenses at $5.00 each $ 10.00
One Bowling Alley license was granted:
Frances Twoomy Kelleher at $2.00 $ 2.00
The following-named persons were granted on-day licenses :
Amvets post American Legion Post 150
Two licenses at $5.00 each $10.00
TOTAL 55 Licenses $1,435.00
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The following licenses were issued during 1954 for the year 1955:
Common Victuallers, all-alcoholic, licenses were issued the following persons :
Leary's lunch John's Cafe Duke's Corner Grill
Twoomy Log Cabin
Park Lunch, Inc. Catherine and Stasia 0' Bara
The Lodge Cafe, Inc.
Sarkis and John Kalashian
K & C Spa Nicholas Dedes Labidini's
Eleven Licenses at $850.00 each $9,350.00
The following lodging house licenses were issued:
Rose G. Elkins
Elizabeth Columbo
Horace Colburn
Alice and George Currier
Mrs. Nellie Ranlett
Lilly Duncan Stenport
Mrs. Halperin Samuel Traister Nicholas Dedes, Market Square
Nine Licenses at $2.00 each $18.00
A Dance permit was issued Labidini's at $5.00 5.00
The following Club licenses, all-alcoholic were issued:
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks North End Boat Club Loyal Order of Moose Polish-American Citizens Club
Four Licenses at $400. each $1,600.00
Package store, Wine and Malt were issued:
Stickney's Beverage Shop Peter J. Maganas Two Licenses at $350.00 each $700.00
The following package, all-alcoholic licenses were issued:
C. Leary & Co. Eliza and Albert Rochette Sullivan and Lyons Canepa Bros. Four licenses at $850.00 each $3,400.00
The following-club, malt beverages only licenses were issued :
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Neptunes Vet. Fireman's Assoc. $250.00
Disabled American Vets 150.00
Two licenses which amounted to
$400.00
Common Victuallers, wine and malt licenses were issued:
Zeke's Cafe Paul's Cafe Curtis Gerrish
Three licenses at $500.00 each
$1,500.00
The following juke box licenses were issued:
Zeke's Cafe
Paul's Cafe
John's Cafe
Park Lunch, Inc.
Curtis Gerrish
Catherine and Stacia O' Bara
Polish-American Citizens Club
John's Lunch
The Lodge Cafe, Inc.
K & C Spa
Nicholas Dedes, Old Newbury Steak House
Labidini's
Louis Festo
Donato De Palma
Sarah's Snack Bar
Nicholas Dedes, 4 State St.
Sixteen licenses at $2.00 each $32.00
The following Common Victualler's licenses were issued:
Ethel's Lunch
John Canepa
Ideal Grill
Mary Fossillo
John Pappas
Yerxa's, Inc.
Taffy's Luncheonette
Leary's Lunch
Zeke's Cafe
Paul 's Cafe
John's Cafe
Duke's Corner Grill
Twomey's Log Cabin
park Lunch, Inc.
Curtis Gerrish
Catherine and Stacia O'Bara
Polish-American Citizens Club
John's Lunch James H. Doyle
Naborhood Cash Grocery
William Schwartz
Cooper's Market
Lawler's Market
Theodora Henderson
Andrew Macolato
Harry Waks
Est. of Geo. Kelso
Alice Currier
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LICENSING BOARD
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S. S. Kresge Co.
Daley's Bread and Pie Shop
J. J. O' Bara
Robert H. Pattow
The Lodge Cafe, Inc.
Sarkis and John Kalashian
K & C Spa
Labidini's
Samuel Askinas
Helen Rubino
Louis Canepa
Anthony Baker
Est. of Fred Chase
Austin B. Campbell
Leo Berman
Louis Festo
Fowle's News Co.
Donato De Palma
Bob's Italian Grinders
Royal Foods
K. W. Korney
Isadore Pietrowski
John A. Matthews
I. R. Webster
Lawrence Caranfa
Del's Lunch
Sarah's Snack Bar
Angelo Sotiropolos Mall Spa
Nicholas Dedes, 4 State St.
J. J. Newberry's
Pauline G. Ayers
Andy's Diner
Ira Chapman, Towle Mfg. Co.
Nicholas Dedes Old Newbury Steak House
Sixty-two licenses at $5.00 each $310.00
TOTAL $18,750.00
The Licensing Board received the sum of $18,750.00 for all licenses issued during the period May 11, 1954 to December 31, 1954 which amount has been turned over to the City Treasurer.
Recapitulation
Common Victualler's Licenses 14 licenses $5.00 each $ 70.00
Frozen Dessert Licenses 25 Licenses at $5.00 each 125.00
Juke Box Licenses 5 licenses at $2.00 each 10.00
Lodging House Licenses 4 licenses at $2.00 each 8.00
Seasonal All-Alcoholic Licenses 2 licenses at $600. each 1200.00
Dance Permits, 2 licenses at $5.00 each 10.00
Bowling Alley, 1 license at $2.00 each 2.00
One Day Licenses, 2 licenses at $5.00 each 10.00
Common Victualler's, all alcoholic, ll licenses at $850. 9350.00
Lodging House, 9 licenses at $2.00 each 18.00
Dance Permit, 1 license at $5.00 5.00
Club Licenses, 4 licenses at $400.00 each 1600.00
Package store, Wine and Malt, 2 licenses at $350. each 700.00
All-alcoholic licenses, 4 licenses at $850.00 each 3400.00
Club, Malt beverage, 2 licenses 400.00
Common Victualler's, Wine and Malt, 3 licenses $500 each
1500.00
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Juke Box Licenses, 16 licenses at $2.00 each 32.00 Common Victualler's Licenses, 62 licenses at $5.00 each 310.00
TOTAL NUMBER OF LICENSES ISSUED 169 $18,750.00
Following indebtedness was incurred and paid from May 11, 1954, to December 31, 1954
Office supplies
$ 55.40
Advertising
60.00
Travel
12.00
Clerical
18.00
Telephone
.96
Court records
4.00
Total $150.36
Respectfully, Carroll & Dow Carroll E. Dow Chairman
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Honorable Henry Graf, Jr. Mayor, City of Newburyport
Dear Mayor Graf:
The Licensing Board of the City of Newburyport respectfully submits a report of its proceedings, including the names of licenses, locations and classes of licenses, receipts and expenditures for the period January 1, 1954 to May 11, 1954.
The following-named persons were granted Common Victualler's All-Alcoholic licenses:
Sarkis and John Kalashian
1 License $850.00
The following-named person was granted a Common Victualler's Beer and Wine License: Donato De Palma
1 License 350.00
The following-named persons were granted Lodging House Licenses:
Mary Halperin Lillie Duncan Stenport Lawrence and Lydia Ladd
Elizabeth Columbus George and Alice Wheeler Carolyn Curran Jules Elkin George and Alice Currier 8 Licenses at $2.00 each 16.00
The following-named persons were granted Juke Box Licenses:
Ideal Grill Polish American Citizens Club Curtis and Teresa Gerrish Recreation Center
4 Licenses at $2.00 each 8.00
The following-named persons were granted Frozen Dessert, Ice Cream Licenses :
Recreation Center
Labidini's John Sylva Sam Askinas
Elizabeth Columbus
Dairy Queen John J. 0'Bara
James H. Doyle
Fowle's News Co.
John M. Kelleher
Est. John Canepa
Helen's Corner Store
Essex News Co. Cooper's Market
Dalton's Market Lawler's Market Mary Fossillo Reed's Market
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Lawrence Caranfa Hick's Bakery Robert Pattow Pauline Ayers
22 Licenses at $5.00 each $110.00
The following-Common Victualler's Licenses were granted:
Alexander Hanewich John Le Bor John Silva Sam Askinas
4 Licenses at $5.00 each 20.00
The following Common Victualler's Licenses were granted:
Adolph Pietrowski
Mall Spa
Robert E. Goodhue
Andrew Macolato
John J. Stone
William Schwartz
Lawler's Market
K. W. Korney
Robert Greaney
John J. O'Bara
Est Fred W. Chase
Cooper's Market
Est. Geo. Kelso
Fern's Restaurant
Louis Festo Austin Campbell
Belleville Store
I. R. Webster
Ira Chapman, Gowle Co.
Est. John Canepa
Taffy's Luncheonette
EssexNews Co.
Hytron Corp.
J. J. "ewberry's
Robert Pattow
Isadore Pietrowski
Lawrence Caranfa
Dedes Restaurant
Ethel's Lunch
Edna Goodrich
Mary Fossillo
Pauline Ayers
John Buciak
Nicholas Dedes
Kay's Corner Cafe
John J. Leary, Duke's
Cornelius L. Leary
Constantino Antonopolous
John J. Creedon, K & C
Anna M. Fern
Park Lunch, Inc.
Twomey's Log Cabin
Curtis and Teresa Gerrish
Roland W. Haines
Zaharias Leminos
Labidini's, Storey Ave.
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Sarah's Snack Bar
John Sylva
Sarkis and John Kalashian
John Pappas
Est George Fogg
H. H. Lundgren
Daley's Restaurant
Harry Waks
Anthony Baker
Yerxa
Hick's Bakery
Donato Di Palma
Carolyn Curran
Louis Canepa
Recreation Center
Theodora L. Henderson
James H. Doyle
Polish-American Citizens Club
Dalton's Restaurant
S. S. Kresge
Helen Rubino
Reed's Super Market
Fowle's News Co.
69 licenses at $5.00 each $345.00
TOTAL AMOUNT COLLECTED
$1,699.00
RECAPITULATION
COMMON VICTUALLER'S , All alcoholis " , beer and wine
1 license
$850.00
1 license
350.00
Lodging House, 8 Licenses at $2.00 each
16.00
Juke Box, 4 licenses at $2.00 each
8.00
Frozen Dessert, Ice Cream
22 at $5.00 each
110.00
Common Victualler's, 4 licenses at $5.00 each
20.00
Common Victualler's, 69 licenses at $5.00 each
345.00
109 Licenses - TOTAL $1,699.00
The following expenses were incurred during the period Jan. 1, 1954 to May 11, 1954:
Office supplies
$10.95
Advertising
15.00
Travel
30.35
Telephone
4.75
Clerical
5.00
Total
$ 66.05
Respectfully,
Carl Elwell Carl vv Elwell
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Report of City Marshal
To His Honor the Mayor and Board of Councillors of the City of Newburyport :
Gentlemen:
The whole number of Arrests during the year 1954 for offences committed within the City of Newburyport is 701 of which 27 were foreign birth, 674 Were born within the limits of the United States. 52 were females and 151 were minors .
Arrests Were for the Following Causes :
Absent without leave from Navy.
1
Absent without leave from Army. .
3
Adultery ..
5
Assault and Battery.
14
Assault on Officers
1
Bastardy .. .
Breaking and Entering Night Time and Larceny ..
19
Breaking and Entering Day Time and Larceny ...
6
Attempt to Break and Enter ..
2
Contributing to Juvenile Delinquency.
1
Desert ion of Family.
1
Disorderly Conduct.
9 4
Disturbing the Peace
Drunkenness .
219
Escaped Prisoner
3
Fornication ..
2
Idle and Disorderly.
2
Insane
19
Larceny.
27 6
Lewd and Lascivious.
Malicious Injury to Property.
3 3
Neglect of Children.
2 27
Rape .
1
Runaway Boys .
1
Runaway Girls Safe-Keeping. .
1 2
Truants
5
Vagrancy.
4
Violation of Probation.
35
Violation of Parole.
4
Violation of Fish Law.
1
Violation of the Liquor Law.
2
Violation of the Sunday Law.
1
Automobile Violations :
Allowing an Improper Person to Operate 6
Failing to Stop at Signal of Officer
· 9
Operating under Influence of Liquor
46
Operating So As to Endanger 37
Operating without License. 12
2
Operating Unregistered Motor Vehicle
1
Operating Uninsured Motor Vehicle.
1
Leaving the Scene of Accident. 11
Speed ing .. 1.01
Violation of Parking Laws 10
Other Violations. 15
Operating without Authority
10
Neglected Children.
Non-Support
1
Stubborn and Disobedient
·
.
Operating after Revocation.
4
85
Report of City Marshal Disposed of as Follows :
Appealed.
22
Bound over to Grand Jury.
10
Cases Continued
36
Cases Dismissed
20
Committed to Danvers Hospital.
21
Committed to Monson Hospital
1 7
Committed to Youths Service Suspended.
12
Committed to the Essex County Training School.
2
Committed to the Essex County Training School Suspended.
3
Committed for Non-Payment of Fine.
1
Committed to Department of Public Welfare
2
Committed to State Farm, Bridgewater.
2
Defaulted ...
10
Discharged by Court
27
Fined and Paid.
$3920.00
198
Fined and Suspended.
$ 570.00
16
House of Correction.
32
House of Correction Suspended.
64
Placed on File
59
Put on Probation. .
79
Released by the Probation Officer ..
100
Turned over to other Police Officers
17
Turned over to the U. S. Navy. .
1
Turned over to U. S. Army ..
3
Miscellaneous
Amount of Property Reported Loss
$10761.25
Amount of Property Recovered.
$ 7082.20
Amount of Imprisonment imposed (Days).
1390
Amount of Imprisonment imposed (Days ) Suspended.
4110
Accidents Reported.
1 /9
Assisted Other Officers.
372
Automobiles Stolen.
28
Automobiles Recovered ..
28
Bicycle Recovered.
58
Complaints Investigated.
1532
Dangerous Wires and Poles Reported.
36
Dead animals found on Streets.
17
Defective places in Streets Reported.
21
Defective places in Sidewalk Reported
36
Disturbances suppressed without Arrest.
1
Duty Calls.
19570
Escorts Furnished Processions and Parades
6
Fire Alarms given Box
2
Fire Alarms given Still.
2
Fires Extinguished without Alarm
5
Injured Persons Assisted.
11
Lights found burning in buildings
115
Lights reported out in stores .
30
Lost children restored to parents
22
Number of visits to Pool Rooms.
02.1
Officers for extra duty at Ward Rooms
29
Officers for extra duty at City Hall.
31
Officers for extra duty at Ball Games
Officers for extra duty at High School.
7
36
534
Buildings found open and secured.
Bicycle Stolen.
61
Intoxicated Persons Helped Home.
·
Committed to Youths Service.
Report of City Marshal
Officers for extra duty at Dance Halls
32
officers for extra duty at Theatres
10^
("ficers for extra duty at Circus
10
Shes found open. .
3
Sick persons assisted.
16
Street lights reported out.
511
Sudden or mysterious death, notified medical examiner.
5
Telephone calls
10
Wagon calls.
Water found running in buildings
Vater main burst, superintendent, notified.
9
Windows found open ard secured.
51
Windows found broken ...
253
Summons served for other police.
87
No-Fix Summons Issued.
1378
Fingerprints token.
110
Persons bitten by dogs
59
Bicycles Registered.
186
Notified to license dogs .
350
Speeders stopped and warned.
59
Traffic lights out.
27
False Alarms Sounded.
5
Visits to Liquor Places
6817
Suicides
3
Drow ings
1
Guards for money Transfers
103
Messages delivered ..
32^
Pistol Permits Issued.
91
Respectfully submitted,
James E. Sullivan City Marshal
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Annual Report Newburyport Fire Department
To Dis Honor the Mayer and Members of the City Council
Newburypot, Mass.
Gentlemen:
The undersigned herewith submits the required report of the Newburyport Fire Department for the year beginnin- January 1, 1954 and ending December 31, 1954.
26 Bell Alarms (for fires) 4 Bell Alarms (false)
2 Bell Alarms (Chief's call)
209 Still Alarms
1310 Miles travelled by apparatus
251 Hours service at fires etc.
46 Hours pumpers worked
23550 Feet of2}" hose laid
2550 Feet of 1}" hose laid
780 Feet of ladders used
(Aerial excluded)
570 Ambulance Calls
7387 Miles travelled by ambulance 249 Permits for fires issued
2406 Telephone calls to and from station 817 Oil burners inspected 45 Buildings inspected (including all schools)
26 Complaints attended to 78 22-gals. Soda and Acid chemicals recharged
55 Injuries reported while on duty
10 Assistance rendered (misc.)
5 Halyards replaced on flag poles
5 Locked out parties assisted
9 Cellars and dry wells pumped out 3 Help sent out of city (Plum Island excluded)
2 Funerals attended
9 Parades attended
Value of buildings and content. *440, 214.00 Insurance on buildings and contents $390,100.00
Insurance paid on buildings and contents -$289,794.70
Considerable work has been done on the Frog Pond auxiliary water supply system during the past year and is now in ver" good condition. There are nineteen reservoirs located at diff- erent points between the B.& M. railroad crossing on Washington St. and Hick's bakery on Purchase St. from which a good suprly of water can be pumped in any emergency.
I wish to thank the Mayor, members of the City Council and various other city departments for their kind assistance and co-c; eration; also the citizens of Newburyport who assisted this department in any way during the year of 10c4. I . the moich. boring Fire De vstwents who assisted as many times in last.
Respectfully submitted, Hubert H. C. Bryant Herbert F.C. Bryant Chiof of Firo Dupt.
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WEIGHTS AND MEASURES 1954
Adjusted
Sealed
Not Sealed Condemed
Over 10,000 pounds
0
0
0
0
5,000 to 10,000 pounds
0
4
0
0
100 to 5,000 pounds
0
9
0
0
Under 100 pounds
0
111
1
0
Weights
0
296
0
0
Yard Sticks
0
10
0
0
Liquid 1 gallon or Under
0
7
0
0
Gasoline
0
87
0
0
oil, Grease
0
9
0
0
Vehicle Tanks
0
25
1
0
Kerosene, oil, grease
0
48
0
0
Fees collected during 1954-
$291.05
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BOARD OF HEALTH
DEATHS
Resident
211
Non-Resident
69
Non-Resident Died Here, Buried Here
16
Resident Died Here, Buried Here
51
Resident Ashes
4
Removals
6
BIRTHS
Resident
264
Malos
135
Females
129
Stillborn
9
Twins
3 sets
Non-Resident
145
Males
68
Females
67
Stillborn
2
Twins
1 set
TOTAL BIRTHS
408
LICENSES ISSUED
Plumbing
129
Masseurs
2
Day Care
6
Pasteurization
2
Milk (dealers)
14
Carbonated Beverage
2
Store Milk
115
Oleo
54
Funeral Directors
7
Ice Cream
6
TOTAL
337
$898.38
FEES COLLECTED -
. 90
BOARD OF HEALTH
CONTAGIOUS DISEASE
Tuberculosis
3
Dogbite
52
Whooping Cough
40
Chickenpox
14
Mengitis
1
Mumps
40
Rabbit bite
1
German Measles
2
Measles
43
Polio
4
Septic throat
1
TOTAL
201
TUBERCULOSIS
Cases on Register 1/1/54
24
Number moved in
0
New cases
3
TOTAL
27
Deaths during year
2
Diagnosis revoked
0
Number placed on inactive list
O
Total 2
Number remaining on Register, December 31, 1954 - 25
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BOARD OF HEALTH
DEATHS CLASSIFIED ACCORDING TO THE INTERNATIONAL LISTING
I - Infectious and Parasitic Diseases (1-44)
13 Tuberculosis 2
II- Cancer and Other Tumors (45-57)
45 Cancer of buccal cavity and pharynx
1
46b stomach
3
. liver
f pancreas
47d lung
4
48 uterus
2
30 breast
4
55. other
2
56 nonmalignant tumors
1
III- Rheumatism, Diseases of Nutrition and Endocrine Glands (58-71) 61 diabetes mellitus 2
IV- Diseases of Blood and Blood-forming organs (72-76) 74 Leukemia 1
VI- Diseases of Nervous System (80-89)
83 Intracranial lesions of vascular origin
1
. Cerebral hemorrhage 19
b Cerebral thrombosis 3
87 Other
1
VII- Diseases of Circulatory System
93 Myocardium
33
& coronary arteries
37
95 Other diseases of heart
1
97 arteriosclerosis 15
VIII- Diseases of Respiratory System (104-114)
106 Bronchitis
2
107 Bronchopneumonia
13
llla Pulmonary embolism
2
C Chronic or unspecified congestion of lungs
2
IX - Diseases of Digestive System (115-129)
117 Ulcer of stomach
1
118 Gastric bleeding
1
121 Appendicitis
1
122b Intestinal obstruction
2
124 Cirrhosis of liver
1
129 Peritonitis
1
XI- Diseases of Urinary and Genital Systems (130-139)
131 Chronic Nephritis
5
XIV Congenital Malformations (157)
157 Congenital Malformations
Congenital heart
159 Premature births
XVII Violent or Accidental Deaths (163-198)
1646 Hanging
2
170 Auto accident
3
181 Accidental burns
183 Accidental drowning
186 Fall
1
195 Fracture any bone
7
2
51 prostate
2
132 Uremia
92
BOARD OF HEALTH
XVII- Ill-defined causes of death (199-200) 200 & Ill-defined Unclassified Stillborn
2
4 9
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Board of Public Welfare
March 1, 1955
REPORT OF BOARD OF PUBLIC WELFARE
To His Honor the Mayor &
Members of the City Council
This detailed report of the Board of Public Welfare for the year, 1954, covering cost of Aid to Dependent Children, Disability Assistance, and General Relief is herein submitted.
The gross cost of operating these programs is broken down as follows: General Relief: $45,165.67; Aid to Dependent Children: $79,817.76; Disability Assistance: $31,942.71, for a Total of $156,926. 14. This Total includes medical, medicine, hospitalization, nursing & boarding home care. These costs are substantial.
Reimbursement received from the Federal, State and Other Cities and Towns, total - $97,681.96, leaving the net cost to the city of Newburyport as $59,244.18.
Only a nominal increase in case load was experienced, because of curtailed production in some industries, because most of those affected qualified for unemployment benefits. What will happen when these benefits are exhausted is unpredictable.
Respectfully submitted,
Welfare Agent James A Corudin
Board of Public Welfare Donald R. Eck Frank 7. Mouill
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Board of Public Welfare
AID TO DEPENDENT CHILDREN
FEDERAL
STATE
LOCAL
TOTAL
January
$2 856.37
$2027.93
$1199.48
$6083.78
February
2354.17
2388.84
2423.52
7166.53
March
2979.40
2294.10
1608.81
6882. 31
April
3010.59
2524.57
2038.54
7573.70
May
3083.80
2269.90
1456.00
6809.70
June
2994.55
2324.32
1654.09
6972.96
July
2790. 60
2171.42
1552.24
6514.26
August
2962.41
2253.42
1544.44
6760.27
September
2674.51
2012.78
1351.05
6038.34
October
2970.73
2145.77
1320.82
6437.32
November
27 14.23
1963.01
1211.78
5889.02
December
2944.60
2229.85
15 15.12
6689.57
$34,335.96
$26,605.91
$18,875.89
$79,817.76
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Board of Public Welfare
DISABILITY ASSISTANCE
FEDERAL
STATE
LOCAL
TOTAL
January
$507.30
$112.19
$206.49
$325.98
February
680.72
1231.31
637.34
2549.37
March
590.10
1039. 13
543.08
2172.31
April
616.85
1236. 85
634.56
2538.26
May
667.21
1796.06
321.09
3284.36
June
744.50
1242.71
662.40
2649.61
July
725.46
809.41
511.62
2046.49
August
752.10
1293.45
681.85
2727.40
September
762.32
1539.35
767.23
3068.90
October
750.42
996.41
582.28
2329.11
November
614.50
1418.19
677.57
27 10.26
December
702.30
3078.19
1260.17
5040.66
$8,113.78
$15,843.25
$7,985.68
$31,942.71
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Board of Public Welfare
SUMMARY REPORT 1954
PAYMENTS
Welfare:
Board & Care
$2,633.74
Burial
126.00
Dentist
7.00
Fuel
2,435.83
Glasses
69.50
Groceries
16,689.28
Hospital
3,653.60
Lights
113.96
Medical
2,105.69
Miscellaneous
341.60
Office Supplies
200.54
Rent
4,784.90
Shoes & Clothing
413.90
Telephone
157.55
Temporary Aid
4,985.67
Travel
67.96
$38,786.72
$38,786.72
Cash
6,378.95
6,378.95 $45,165.67
Other Payments:
Aid to Dependent Children
City
$18,975.89
State
26,605.91
Federal
34,335.96
$79,817.76
$79,817.76
Disability Assistance:
City
7,985.68
State
15,943.25
Federal
8,113.78
$31,942.71
$31,942.71
Salaries:
Welfare
$9,256.97
$9,256.97
Total Payments:
$156,183. 11
97
Board of Public Welfare
RECEIPTS
A.D.C. Federal Grant:
Nov, 1953 and Jan/54 adv.
$3151.59
Dec/53
and Feb/54 "
3163.38
Jan & March, 1954
2644.40
Feb, 1954
3049.36
March & May
3120.59
April & June
3223.80
May
3004.55
June & Aug.
2520.60
July
2832.41
Aug & Oct.
2548.51
Sept & Nov.
2940.73
Oct & Dec.
$35,017.09
$35,017.09
A.D. C. Federal Adm.
Oct thru Dec, 1953
Jan
March, 1954
423.00
April
June, 1954
651.64
July
n Sept, 1954
$2,148.47
$2,148.47
A.D.C. State :
July thru Dec, 1953
9120.86
Jan-April, 1954
2269.90
May
2324.32
June
$26,295.76
$26,295.76
Returned A.D.C. Checks :
166.00
166.00
D.A. Federal Grant:
Dec/53 & Feb/54
344.80
Feb & March
630.72
Jan & April
622.60
March & May
574.13
April & June
745.60
May
760.10
June
725.46
July
772.10
Aug & Oct
762.32
Sept & Nov.
750.42
Oct & Dec.
$7,417.73
$7,417.73
D.A. Federal Adm:
241.28
Oct/53 & Dec/53
153.28
Jan-March, 1954
203.76
April-June
266.16
July-Sept
$864.48
864.48
$71,909.53
539.70
534.23
12580.68
679.48
98
2817.17
Board of Public Welfare
RECEIPTS (continued)
Brought Forward:
$71,909.53
D.A. State Adm:
Oct-Dec, 1953 Jan-March, 1954
76.64
April-June n
133.08
July-Sept
197.29
$527.65
527.65
D.A. State Share:
Dec/53 & Feb, 1954
2109.72
Jan & April, 1954
3634. 86
May
1817. 67
June & Aug
1267.11
July
809.41
Aug
1293.45
Sept & Nov.
1539.35
October
991.20
$13,462.77
$13,462.77
Returned D.A. Checks:
$212.70
$212.70
Other Cities & Towns:
Beverly
15.00
Framingham
280.00
Ipswich
75.00
Row ley
315.00
Salisbury
657.44
$1,342.44
1, 342.44
Returned Aid & Welfare Checks :
$3,332.06
3,332.06
Miscellaneous Receipts
425.00
425.00
Rent Infirmary barn & basement:
609.52
609.52
State Bills:
$5,078.29
Indigent Persons :
782.00
$5,860.29
5,860.29 $97,681.96
120.64
WELFARE OTHER EXPENSE
January 1, to December 31, 1954
JAN
FEB
MARCH
APRIL
MAY
JUNE
JULY
AUG
SEPT
OC T
NOV
DEC
TOTAL
Board & Care
146.66 315.91
161.66 417.83
361.87
198.32
137.31
242.69
20.00
106. 66 256.51
218.32
$2633.74
Burial
126.00
126.00
Dentist
4.00
3.00
7.00
Glasses
8.50
18.00
20.00
23.00
69.50
Groceries
914.00 1716.52 1752.50 1858.33 1393.68 1166.00 1056.25 1410.00 1472.00
16689.28
Hospital
5.00 1568.00
499.50
194.00
89.00
147.50
75.00
213.60
125.00
86.50
650.50
3653.60
Fuel
275.54 435.89
424.44
304. 17
203.00
41.00
48.44
41.00
77.69
20.50
153.50
410.66
2435.83
Doctors
122.00
95.00
103.00
164.00
107.00
84.00
71.00
35.00
70.00
92.00
249.00
1242.00
Drugs
177.03
24.35
110.76
133.76
57.18
62.50
38.30
26.03
35.04
62.70
136.04
863.69
Lights
12.31
11.47
15.95
15. 11
11.61
6.15
13.23
4.55
9.13
5.87
8.53
113.96
O. Supplies
2.82
7.30
23.45
1.10
116.71
21.59
8.65
18.92
200.54
Fent
223.39
231.33
355.97
468.62
361.76
464.66
456.54
461.41
376.65
427.61
368.00
543.96
4794.90
Shoes
46.25
15.20
72.20
20.45
46.70
17.35
31.55
25.15
52.35
24.90
14.15
47.65
413. 90
Telephone
11.75
11.75
12.10
12.25
13.25
13.55
12. 80
12.35
1.25
13.90
15.65
13.95
157.55
Travel
12.26
10.63
13.09
4.52
10.17
2.26
2.26
2.26
5.52
67.96
Temporary Aid
400.33
822.79
1957.65
754.65
462.20
19.00
4985.67
Misc.
$1612.7284624.66$3391175$5791.20-2737.15$2270.18$2611.5443375.3844299.77$2530.58$2762.99$4162. 30
$38,736.72
Cash
431.20 390.60
600.00 1 3.00 6.0.00 520.00
140.00 609.00
. 520.00 532.00 512.00 685.15
6,379.95
$2075.92.5021. 2634494. 7504234. 2003427. 15 .2. 0. 18.3004 . 54.83934 . 99$4819.7793062. 58$3274.9994847.45
$15,165.67
301.00 20.00
259.00
53.30
64.06
146.06
15.93
7.25
341.60
905.00 1212.00 1833.00
100
NINETY-NINTH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE PUBLIC LIBRARY NEWBURYPORT, MASS
Board of Directors for 1954
Mrs. Charles D. Baker
Mrs. Robert M. Driver
Everett M. Follansbee
Robert G. Fuller
John F. Leary T. Joseph Mannix
Richard L. Walsh
Trustees of Building Fund and Permanent Members of the Board
William Balch John J.C. Coffin Peter I. Lawton
Ex - officio
Henry Graf, jr., Mayor Albert H. Zabriskie, President of Council
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