Howland Fire Levy Funds Put To Use In 1979 Progress
Howland residents approved a two mill fire levy in November 1979 generating about 336000 over five years. Fire Chief Harold Snyder reports four new full time firefighters bringing total to 17 paid personnel and 33 volunteers, a 112495 fire truck with equipment, a new squad vehicle for paramedics, and renovations costing roughly 110000 at Bolindale and Morgandale stations. The project included roof overhauls, new tiling, upgraded doors and meeting rooms plus drainage updates.
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Howland
Howland Township
Harold Snyder
David Williams
Ronald Fiore
James Thomas
Charles Strader
Bolindale
Morgandale
Howland Youngster Opens Sports Collectibles Shop
Howland resident Tim Mills. A Kent State Trumbull student, he will launch a wholesale sports collectibles business selling baseball football and hockey cards plus magazines posters and books. He plans to buy trade and sell and hopes to teach coaching and athletic training while continuing volunteer work with local fire departments.
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Kent State University
Trumbull
Mrus
Howland
McKinley Heights
E.M.T.A
Murs
Tayeas
Mills
Mius
Jim Shively
Jill Hyre
Mel Hockensmith
Topps
Fleer
Donruss
Baldwin
Brookwood Drive
N.E
Telethon Set For Jan 17 18 With Star Studded Shows
The Weekend With The Stars telethon for United Cerebral Palsy will air on WEWS Channel 5 from 11 30 P M Saturday Jan 17 to 6 P M Sunday Jan 18. Hosted by John Ritter and Nancy Morgan Ritter Henry and Stacey Winkler and others, the program promises big names in comedy music drama dance and sports. Last year the event raised over 10 million dollars to fund cerebral palsy research and services. Telethon coordinator Lois M. Davis notes the Warren center will host calls from Bill Thompson's Lincoln Mercury in Warren and urges support for cerebral palsy efforts across Trumbull and Mahoning counties.
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United Cerebral Palsy
Cleveland
TV Channel 5
WEWS
John Ritter
Nancy Morgan Ritter
Henry
Stacey Winkler
Pat VanPatten
Gavin
Pattie MacLeod
Joyce DeWitt
Robert Guillaume
Paul Anka
Dennis James
Trumbull-Mahoning
Cerebral Palsy Association
Lois M. Davis
Trumbull County
Bill Thompson
Lincoln-Mercury Motors
Youngstown Road
Warren
Davis
Trumbull and Mahoning
Levy money put to use in Howland fire upgrades
Following a 2 mill fire levy approval in November 1979 the Howland Township Fire Department renovated Bolindale and Morgandale stations, added four firefighters, and bought a new fire truck squad vehicle and chief's car. Trustees and fire chief inspect Bolindale Station as David Hines Harold Snyder and Richard Orwig appear in photos with rescue squad vehicle and trained paramedics.
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Howland Township
Bolindale
Morgandale
David Hines
Harold Snyder
Richard Orwig
Snyder
Howland Board Names Emanuel President and Herrmann Treasurer
The Howland Local Board of Education reorganized and elected John Emanuel as president and Bob Van Wingerden as vice president. Lois M. Herrmann was appointed treasurer at 20 000 annually, replacing Doris Jean Pearce who resigns to join Lakeview Board of Education. Pearce may return as consultant at 100 per day for up to 45 days.
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Howland
Lakeview Board of Education
Pearce
Herrmann
Western Casualty Surety Co
Howland High School Eagle Scout Joe Miller Profile
Howland High School senior Joe Miller, son of Mary Miller of 504 Howland Wilson Rd SE, earned Eagle Scout in troop 101 sponsored by Warren Ells Lodge 295. He planned a Children’s Rehabilitation Center service project, led a camping group, and was Youth Conservation Corps member. Miller participates in Howland speech team, eyes Miami University for interdisciplinary studies, and plans a career in public relations.
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Howland
Joseph F. Miller
Mary A. Miller
Howland Wilson Rd
Warren Ells Lodge
Miller
Leadership Corp
Court of Honor
Children’s Rehabilitation Center
Boy Scouts Order of the Arrow
Youth Conservation Corps
Howland High School
Howland Bandwagon Highlights This Week’s Topics
The edition outlines features across sections with page indicators. Topics include fire levy pictures on page 3, birthdays and recipes on page 4, book mobile schedule on page 5, weddings in the society pages on pages 8 and 9, and sports on pages 10 to 13. Editorials discuss government regulatory agencies, society spirit, conservative bogey men, and insulation advice.
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Howland Bandwagon
Fire Levy Money
Joan Cochran
Daniel J. Popeo
Anthony Harrigan
Edwin Fuelner
George Benson
Better Business Bureau
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Overly Construction Company
Thomas E. Ingledue
Niles
Chief Snyder
Tim Mills
Tim Mrus
Emanuel
Ters
Howland Junior High
North Road
Joe Miller
Richard Ries
Bill Lako
Miami University
Mike
Ohio Northern
John
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