HomeMy WebLinkAbout04-14-1952 Regular MeetingSTATE OF ALABAMA
County of Baldwin
The City Council of the City of Fairhope met in regular
session at the City Hall, Monday, April 14, 1952 with the
following members present: Mayor T.J. Klumpp, City Manager
C. B. Niemeyer, Councilmen M..O. Berglin, J. T. Bradford,
R. H. Brown, E. B. Overton and Ira Steele.
The minutes of the previous regular meeting were read and
approved as read.
Motion by Councilman Brown seconded by Councilman Steele
that the following bills be approved for payment:
General Fund:
Simmons Feed and Seed
9.40
Harry L. Shapiro In.c
8.34
Ala. Stationery Co.
7.20
Panama Pump Co. (Fire Dept.)
175.00
Marine Junk Co.
15.00
Melton's Garage
39.69
Fairhope Hdwe. and Supply =
3.21
Ruge's Service Station(Fire Dept)
16.50
Nelson Radio and Supply (Police Dept.)
18.49
Georgia -Carolina Oil Co.
277.17
A-G Service Station
2.90
Standard Service Station
.75
Burford-Toothaker Tractor Co.
7.49
Betbeze Spring Service
5.63
Ray -Brooks Machinery Co.
72.00
H. England Lumber Co.
21.76
Lep Mfg. Company
15.52
Riviera Utilities
2.33
Western Auto Store
103.08
Fairhope Service Center
1.50
Jones Welding Compnay
8.50
Poser Printing Company
57.82
Western Lumber and Supply
351.76
McKean Paint and Hdwe.
12.05
Central Restaurant
37.00
Fairhope Machine and El. Shop
.75
Fairhope Courier
7.00
W. J. Wiggins (Signs)"Speed Limit"
20.00
Wilmer Paint and Hdwe.
17.10
Gaston Motor Co. _
35.36
Bagby Paint Store
2.75
Nick J. Ludwig
1.75
James L. Holloway (Police)
6.00
0. Forster and. Sons
184.00
Eastern Shore Machine Shop (Fire)
14.00
Gaston Motor Co. (Fire Truck)
395.00
Electric Dept:
Southern Elect. Equip. Distributors
8.53
Riviera Utilities
57.42
W. S. Darley & Co.
22.45
A-G Service Station
7.75
Turner Supply Co.
74.45
Matthews Elect. Supply
394.76
Moore -Handley Hdwe. Co.
732.70
Graybar Elect. Co.
118.44
Lighting Fixture and Elect. Supply
157.34
Brumfield's Inc.
Western Auto
Riviera Utilities
McKean Paint and Hdwe.
Carl L. Bloxham Agency, Ins.
0. Forster and Sons
D. C. Posey(Meter Repair)
Gas Department:
Hand's Welding and Fabricating
Davis Meter Repair and Supply
May Supply Co.
Mobile Welding Supply Co.
Western Auto
Standard Equipment Co.
0. Forster and Sons
Pay Roll:
T. J. Klumpp, Mayor
C. B. Niemeyer
Marie Moore
Doris Creamer
Floyd Phillips
E. E. Newell
W. K. Smith
L. A. Funk
W. C. Beebe
E. G. Rickarby Jr.
Raymond Stapleton
J. P. Bailey
Marvin Nichols
Howard Odom
Earl Howes
George Dyson
Donations:
Organic School Home El. 22.77, W &
Wharf Lights 5.25
Country Club E1. 83, Water_1.25
Ball Park Water 1.25
S 7.6o
5.13
11.60
4,030.48
4.84
80.36
30.80
29.80
20.00
123.37
11.95
1.05
13.47
130.24
30.8o
100.00
400.00
247.50
150.00
225.00
200.00
200.00
140.00
50.00
50.00
240.00
230.00
230.00
200.00
200.00
165.00
Red Cross Bldg. El. 1.45, W & S 2.25
Arts and Craft Bldg. El. 2.15,
Clinic Water and Sewer 10.70
Commings Hall El. 14.74, W & S 10.80
White Way Lights 37.53
Public Library E1. 5.829 W & S . 2.25
High School Music Room El. 2.50
F11rhope High School El. 55.68, W & S 12.20
F'airhope High School Old Bldg. E1. 13.549 W & S 3.15.
Motion by Councilman Bradford seconded by Councilman Overton
that the City Place a one page ad in the Public High School
Annual, The Bay Breeze. Motion carried.
Motion by Councilman Brownseconded by Councilman Overton
that Mr. M. Dyson be reappointed to Board of Managers of
the Organic School for a period of three years and Mr.
Marvin Berglin be appointed to fill unexpired term of
Mr. John Wienand. Motion carried.
There was a general discussion on the following:
Closer relationship between the Chamber of Commerce and the
City Council.
Recreation committee to meet with the Chamber of Commerce to
discuss ways and means of financing gymnasium and recreation
center such as City sales tax, cigarette tax, gasoline tax and
parking meters.
Condition of parks and wharves were found to be in good
condition, the parks having been mowed and new benches placed in
various places.
The City Sanitation Department is putting on an extensive
spraying campaign with the truck and equipment loaned to
the City by the Federal Government.
Motion by Councilman Brown seconded by Ift Councilman
Steele that the meeting adjourn. Motion carried.
Approved
Mafor
Attest: —
City Clerk