2020 Optical expands with three new stores
Howland resident and owner HOWLAND David T. Dyurica completes arrangements to acquire three additional 2020 Optical locations in Masury Boardman and Austintown. The chain emphasizes licensed staff in Ohio and in house lab services for repairs and insurance processing.
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Howland
David T. Dyurica
2020 Optical
Warren
Masury
Boardman
Austintown
Dyurica
National Academy of Opticianry
American Board of Opticianry
Society of Dispensing Opticians of Ohio
Ohio
Dave Dyurica
House moves to new home after 1880 build ends up at Kettering Drive
Mr and Mrs Thomas Gulacy bought the former 8225 Warren Sharon Road house built in 1880 to save it from destruction due to Howland Plaza expansion. Weighing about 130 tons the three story home will be moved by Randy Mines and Al Duncan to an unnumbered lot on Kettering Drive. The bank valued the property at 80 000 dollars on the lot with a projected market value near 120 000 dollars after relocation and setup. The family acquired the home for 5 000 dollars two weeks ago and expect about four years to complete the conversion. The original owners were Brewster per county records with taxes of 7 cents in 1883. The move prompted insurance challenges with Lloyds of London.
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Howland
Thomas Gulacy
Warren Sharon Road
Gulacy
Trumbull County
Brewster
Kettering Drive
Kettering
Randy Mines
al Duncan
Warren
Mines Excavating
Gulacys
Lloyd’s of London
Mrs. Gibson Is New Director Of Howland Church Preschool
Elaine Bowman Gibson, of Howland, appointed director of the Howland Community Church Co operative Nursery School succeeding Ruth Humphrey who resigns after three years. Gibson, a Warren native and educator, has taught music in Warren and at local schools, and is active with YWCA and 4 H. The preschool enters its 13th year under her leadership with focus on socialization language music arts and community field trips.
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Howland
Heritage Academy
Howland Community Church
Ywca and
Mahoning Valley Council
Camp Fire Girls
Gibson
Rocky Creek
Alpha Ki Delta
Junior Crafts
Howland High Band Night Features Six Area Planners
On Tuesday August 25 Howland High School presents its Eleventh Annual Band Night at Tiger Stadium beginning 7:30 p.m. and featuring six area bands from Champion Jefferson Area Lakeview Niles Hubbard and McDonald plus Howland’s own Tiger Band. Directors James Jackson Thomas Galderone and majorette choreographer Marilyn Stanton lead a 225 member ensemble as admission costs 2.25 for adults and 1.25 for children with additional band appearances at Niles Hubbard and Warren Mollenkoph Stadium.
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Howland Tiger Stadium
Howland
Howland High School
Tiger Stadium
Champion
Jefferson Area
Lakeview
Niles
Hubbard
McDonald
Tiger
Warren
Mollenkoph Stadium
James Jackson
Thomas Galderone
Marilyn Stanton
Bandwagon Highlights and Society, Sports, Editorial Page Teasers
Today's Bandwagon previews society announcements on pages four through six, the Congratulations column on page seven by Gordian Knot, a feature on calling a deaf person by Ed Runyan in sports on page eleven, and neighborhood girl scouts inducted on page twelve. Editorial Page includes Lyle Williams tax proposal, BBB daycare tips, and tax policy notes with page two further commentaries.
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Lyle Williams
Better Business Bureau
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Mary Kay Sartori
Geri Melewski
Optical
Geri
Bill Jackson
Cathy Price
Mahoning Avenue
Joseph Nanosky
John Dunlap
Tom Mines
Howland Band
Majorettes
Kathy Kralovich
Cheryl Schuller
Elaine Gibson
Howland Com
Munity Church
Co-operative Nursery School
Jane Nash
Howland Bandwagon
Gordian Knot
Ed Runyan
Tamer Win Golf Course
Girl Scouts
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