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Lisa

No polka? Sheesh. And here I thought you were a cultured gal. :)

Holly

Sounds so much more fun than pulling out poorly installed ceramic tile to reveal the moldy floor underneath and putting down a new sub-floor until 3 in the morning.
Ugh!

Jeff Salisbury (HHS 1967)

Found your blog while Googling Howell images not on the library web site... enjoyed reading a number of your entries.

Lived in Howell from 1948 until 1971 and still have many friends and relatives there and visit often.

FYI --- The courthouse was always just that, a courthouse... there was first a wooden one which burned... http://www.howelllibrary.org/html/exh_03-p2.htm --- then later the brick one to which you refer... http://www.howelllibrary.org/html/exh_03-p12.htm

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