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The Ypsilanti Daily Press
Ypsilanti, Washtenaw County, Michigan
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Milan, Mich., village council accepted Harvey Young's resignation as president on Nov. 25 during his second term and named George Wilcox president pro tem. Trustees unanimously rescinded a prior resolution allowing Sunday openings for the pool room and bowling alleys following a townspeople petition.
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Milan, Mich., Nov. 25—Resignation of Harvey Young, village president, was accepted at the regular meeting of the village council Monday night. Mr. Young had tendered his resignation to the village clerk two weeks ago. He was serving his second term of office.
George Wilcox is the president pro tem.
The trustees voted unanimously to rescind a resolution which they passed two weeks ago and which would have allowed the pool room and recently built bowling alleys to be open Sunday from 1:30 to 11 p. m. A petition signed by many townspeople had requested the rescinding of the resolution.
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Milan, Mich.
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Nov. 25
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resignation accepted; george wilcox named president pro tem; resolution allowing sunday openings for pool room and bowling alleys rescinded unanimously.
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At the regular village council meeting Monday night, resignation of village president Harvey Young, tendered two weeks prior during his second term, was accepted. Trustees voted unanimously to rescind a resolution passed two weeks ago that would have permitted the pool room and recently built bowling alleys to operate Sundays from 1:30 to 11 p.m., following a petition from many townspeople.