Milan Board weighs moving a house through town
The Milan Board of Public Affairs discussed the cost to move a house owned by Mrs. Mary Stower through Church Street from the Edison High School site. A $2,000 deposit would be required, with the mover billed for time and material. The board also noted a pending sand replacement approval for the water filtration plant and directed the fire department to stop using hydrants for drills. Bills totaling $16,887 were paid.
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Milan
State Department of Health
Hubbard Construction
Huron
Fire Department
Firemen's Local 1199 Re-Elects Dave Caprara
The International Association of Firefighters Local 1199 re-elected Dave Caprara as president. Eugene Reineck was re-elected vice president and Dewey Varney as treasurer. Steve Oblender became secretary, replacing Elmer McGuckin, and Donald Hohler as guard replacing Raymond Riley. Elmer McGuckin also succeeds Robert Beveridge as trustee, with Wilbur Spettle and Robert Eggleston re-elected as trustees.
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International Association of Firefighters
Dave Caprara
Eugene Reineck
Dewey Varney
Steve Oblender
Elmer McGuckin
Donald Hohler Guard
Raymond Riley
Robert Beveridge
Wilbur Spettle
Robert Eggleston
Milan Jaycees Elect 1970 71 Officers at Dinner
Eugene Harkelroad elected president and Larry Peters internal vice president at the Milan JC dinner meeting at the Homestead Inn. Al Buggele chosen external vice president with Larry Falk as secretary and Robert Tuffey as treasurer. Directors are David Whyte Clyde Cox and Glen Gilber with Eric Johannisson as state director. Installations set for May 23 at the Holiday Inn.
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Milan
Milan Jaycees
Homestead Inn
Eugene Harkelroad
Larry Peters
al Buggele
Larry Falk
Robert Tuffey
David Whyte
Clyde Cox
Glen Gilber
Eric Johannisson
Holiday Inn
Boy Pays Fine For Littering From Car Window
Arthur L. Brady aged 14 of Hawthorne paid a ten dollar fine and seven dollars in court costs in Norwalk Mayor's Court after pleading guilty to throwing objects from a car window on Saturday. Police had received an anonymous call about a car in the Linwood Avenue and Olive Street area.
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Arthur L. Brady
Hawthorne
Norwalk
Linwood Avenue
Olive Street
Want Dial 662 4241 to place ads for rent quickly
Ad buyers urge readers to call 662 4241 to place advertisements for rental vacancies. The short notice highlights rapid response and easy access for landlords seeking tenants.
Willard Considers City Income Tax First Reading
Willard City Council moved a 1 percent income tax proposal to first reading for residents and non residents working in Willard. The measure aims to fund municipal operations and capital improvements with an estimated $80 000 to $240 000 yearly, until repealed.
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Willard
Wilcox Taylor
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Mansfield Flooring and Paving Co
Scagnetti Construction
Bellevue
Hug Concrete Co
William Buckingham
Orenic
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ST. Mary's ST
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Norwalk High School
Huron Guidance Center
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