Huron County Banking Co Stockholders Rule on 12.5 Percent Dividend
Shareholders will vote at the January 14 annual meeting on a 12.5 percent stock dividend to raise capital stock from 800000 to 900000 by issuing 4000 new shares at 25 par. The move aims to widen ownership and simplify records as W C Edwards notes. The meeting at 2 30 p m at the main office will also set director numbers elect directors and review 1969 reports.
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Huron County Banking Co
W.C. Edwards
William Wallrabenstein obit in Milan
William Wallrabenstein 91 of Bryan Road Milan died this morning at Vacationland Nursing Home Perkins Township after an extended illness Funeral arrangements are to be announced by Rawle Funeral Home
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Milan
William Wallrabenstein
Bryan Road
Perkins Township
Rawle Funeral Home
California In Welfare Pinch
Los Angeles County asks Congress to set uniform welfare rules for all states to stop a rapid rise in welfare cases. Welfare Director Ellis Murphy cites a 15 percent increase due to a Supreme Court decision ending residency requirements. Supervisor Kenneth Hahn warns of a mounting crisis as 1 in 11 county residents rely on welfare.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Congress
California
County Board of Supervisors
Ellis Murphy
U. S. Supreme Court
Kenneth Hahn
Hahn
Willard City Council Names Committee Members for 1970
At the annual organization meeting on Monday City Council President Wilcox Taylor named members to council committees for 1970. Each committee will have a chair from its two named members. Water and sewer: James Slosser and Frank Ludban. Streets and Cemetery: Ludban and Kenneth Sommers. Recreation: Norman Smith and Otto Bauerle. Housing: Sommers and Slosser. Finance and safety: Wade Eden and Smith. Snow removal: Otto Bauerle and Wade Eden. City jail: Sommers and a catch-all committee will be headed by Bauerle.
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Willard
Wilcox Taylor
James Slosser
Frank Ludban
Ludban
Kenneth Sommers
Norman Smith
Otto Bauerle
Sommers
Slosser
Wade Eden
Smith
Bauerle
Eden
Willard Mavor Court Fines For Multiple Traffic Violations
Willard Mavor’s Court fined Lulu Harris and Mary E. Fryar from Bellevue for improper backing and stop sign violations with $15 costs each. Expired operator’s license costs $10 with a suspended sentence. Leon Caudill faced a $15 fine for passing within 100 feet of a railroad crossing, with waiver. Hansel Robinson and Lena Branham of Willard and others faced red light and speeding fines. Gary Kuhn and Graden Stone of Willard paid fines for excessive noise and speeding with waivers.
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Lulu Harris
Willard
Mary E. Fryar
Bellevue
Leon Caudill
Hansel Robinson
Lena Branham
Graden Stone
Gary Kuhn
Robert Woessner
Tiffin
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Lawson
Big-O
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