Basketball Jones Lets Students Give It A Spin
A compact item highlights three historical events in June: Pershing's 1916 Carrizal clash raising tension with Mexico in which 22 American and over 130 Mexican casualties occurred. Joe Louis winning the world heavyweight title in 1937 by KO in the eighth round, making him the first Black champ since Jack Johnson. and the 1958 Second Narrows Bridge collapse near Vancouver killing 59 workers as it stood 175 feet above water.
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U.S
John J. Pershing
Carrizal
Mexico
Joe Louis
Jim Braddock
Louis
Jack Johnson
Vancouver
Canada
Shack of All Trades opens in Willard downtown
Shack of All Trades opens at 7 Myrtle Avenue Willard offering used furniture clothing tools hardware and toys. The store emphasizes quality with items checked washed cleaned and gently used and accepts donations with buying based on store need. Gail Langhurst a partner lauds the venture adding antiques and artist clearances would attract locals.
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Willard
Dave Bauerle
Shack of All Trades
Myrtle Avenue
Bauerle
Shelby
Gail Langhurst
Langhurst
Richmond Mothers Helpers Fourth Meet at Bivens Home
The club met on Thursday May 16 at 7 p.m. at Bivens house with minutes and announcements about Tagging Day on May 18 at the fairgrounds Camp Dishes on June 8 at 9 a.m. Demonstrations included Eric Hillis on an add-on deck chair, Kennedy Bivens on baby goats and Michael Hillis on cleaning headlights. Cheese orders delayed to May 24. T shirts can be picked up then. Next meeting set for June 6 at 7 p.m. at Cummings home.
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Richmond
Biven’s
Fairgrounds
Eric Hillis
FFA
Kennedy Bivens
Michael Hillis
Cummings
Lisa Madison
Tucker Mills
Colten Felver
Sierra Chill
Travis Lortcher
David Seidel
Greenwich Country Cornhuskers Seventh Meeting Highlights
On May 23 the Greenwich Country Cornhuskers held their seventh meeting with pledges led by Dallas Tolliver. Flag bearer Walker Giles, roll call about favorite restaurants, safety tip urged water resource planning for bonfires with rocks and supervision. Car wash date planning followed, and members signed up to plant flowers at Huron County.
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Greenwich Country Cornhuskers
Dallas Tolliver
Walker Giles
Benji Chaffee
Huron County
Plymouth Council Sets June 11 for Permitted Use Amendment
Plymouth council will hold a final reading on June 11 to accept or reject a permitted use amendment for the village and Donnamiller. Council also approved a $464.25 payment to Huron County Emergency Management Services and authorized selling four unused color laser jet cartridges valued under $1,000 due to a printer breakdown. The village audit reported no citations or recoveries, with a note to deposit Mayor's Court funds daily once they reach $1,000.
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Donnamiller
Huron County Emergency Management Services
HCEMA
Tim Redden
DiAnn Jamerson
Sexton
Plymouth Police Department
Helms
Jamerson
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Pancho Villa
United States
Craig Shoup
Willard Times-Junction
Marcia Zuniga
Basketball Jones
Central Elementary School
Bradley Smith
By Craig Shoup
Times-Junction
Willard Times Junction
Plymouth
Welker
Good Samaritan
Toby
Blossom Centre Plaza
Jennings Auditorium
Fisher Titus Medical Center
Fisher Titus
Darrin Torrey
FisherTitus Medical Center Dietary
Rue OC
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