Ralph Wiles - Revision history

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	~~[[File:Ralph Wiles.jpg\|right\|]]</img>~~[[File:Ralph Wiles.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Ralph Wiles. September 14, 1960 ]]		[[File:Ralph Wiles.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Ralph Wiles. ''Adirondack Daily Enterprise,'' September 14, 1960 ]]

	'''Born:''' 1906		'''Born:''' 1906
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	'''Children:''' Ralph Wiles, Jr.		'''Children:''' Ralph Wiles, Jr.

	'''Ralph T. Wiles''' served as the Saranac Lake [[~~Village Clerk\|~~Village Clerk]] from 1960 to 1974.		'''Ralph T. Wiles''' served as the Saranac Lake [[Village Clerk]] from 1960 to 1974.

	He is buried in [[St. John's in the Wilderness Cemetery]] in [[~~Paul Smiths\|~~Paul Smiths]].		He is buried in [[St. John's in the Wilderness Cemetery]] in [[Paul Smiths]].
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	September 14, 1960		''Adirondack Daily Enterprise'', September 14, 1960

	'''Ralph Wiles Chosen As S. L. Village Clerk'''		'''Ralph Wiles Chosen As S. L. Village Clerk'''
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	'''Succeeds Harold Cardy; High S.U Delinquency Rate Denied'''		'''Succeeds Harold Cardy; High S.U Delinquency Rate Denied'''

	Ralph Wiles was last night named clerk of the Saranac Lake Village Board to succeed [[~~Harold Cardy\|~~Harold Cardy]] who has resigned as of October 1 and is moving to Rochester.		Ralph Wiles was last night named clerk of the Saranac Lake Village Board to succeed [[Harold Cardy]] who has resigned as of October 1 and is moving to Rochester.

	Wiles was one of six candidates who were on hand to be interviewed for the position which pays $4,420 as a starting salary, Mr. Cardy, after three years as clerk and several years as purchasing agent for the village, is now making $5,450.		Wiles was one of six candidates who were on hand to be interviewed for the position which pays $4,420 as a starting salary, Mr. Cardy, after three years as clerk and several years as purchasing agent for the village, is now making $5,450.

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	'''Ralph T. Wiles''' served as the Saranac Lake [[Village Clerk\|Village Clerk]] from 1960 to 1974.		'''Ralph T. Wiles''' served as the Saranac Lake [[Village Clerk\|Village Clerk]] from 1960 to 1974.

	He is buried in [[~~St. John's in the Wilderness Cemetery\|~~St. John's in the Wilderness Cemetery]] in [[Paul Smiths\|Paul Smiths]].		He is buried in [[St. John's in the Wilderness Cemetery]] in [[Paul Smiths\|Paul Smiths]].
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	As the interviewing began as the final matter before the regular meeting of the Board, the press and radio representatives were "invited out". Although the final vote was unanimous, it was understood that there was stiff competition among the candidates.		As the interviewing began as the final matter before the regular meeting of the Board, the press and radio representatives were "invited out". Although the final vote was unanimous, it was understood that there was stiff competition among the candidates.

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	'''Ralph T. Wiles''' served as the Saranac Lake [[Village Clerk\|Village Clerk]] from 1960 to 1974.		'''Ralph T. Wiles''' served as the Saranac Lake [[Village Clerk\|Village Clerk]] from 1960 to 1974.

	He is buried in [[St. John~~%27s~~ in the Wilderness Cemetery\|St. John's in the Wilderness Cemetery]] in [[Paul Smiths\|Paul Smiths]].		He is buried in [[St. John's in the Wilderness Cemetery\|St. John's in the Wilderness Cemetery]] in [[Paul Smiths\|Paul Smiths]].
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	[[File:Ralph~~%20Wiles~~.jpg\|right\|]]</img>[[File:Ralph~~%20Wiles~~.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Ralph Wiles. September 14, 1960 ]]		[[File:Ralph Wiles.jpg\|right\|]]</img>[[File:Ralph Wiles.jpg\|right\|thumb\|\|Ralph Wiles. September 14, 1960 ]]

	'''Born:''' 1906		'''Born:''' 1906
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	'''Children:''' Ralph Wiles, Jr.		'''Children:''' Ralph Wiles, Jr.

	'''Ralph T. Wiles''' served as the Saranac Lake [[Village~~%20Clerk~~\|Village Clerk]] from 1960 to 1974.		'''Ralph T. Wiles''' served as the Saranac Lake [[Village Clerk\|Village Clerk]] from 1960 to 1974.

	He is buried in [[St.~~%20John~~%27s~~%20in%20the%20Wilderness%20Cemetery~~\|St. John's in the Wilderness Cemetery]] in [[Paul~~%20Smiths~~\|Paul Smiths]].		He is buried in [[St. John%27s in the Wilderness Cemetery\|St. John's in the Wilderness Cemetery]] in [[Paul Smiths\|Paul Smiths]].
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	'''Succeeds Harold Cardy; High S.U Delinquency Rate Denied'''		'''Succeeds Harold Cardy; High S.U Delinquency Rate Denied'''

	Ralph Wiles was last night named clerk of the Saranac Lake Village Board to succeed [[Harold~~%20Cardy~~\|Harold Cardy]] who has resigned as of October 1 and is moving to Rochester.		Ralph Wiles was last night named clerk of the Saranac Lake Village Board to succeed [[Harold Cardy\|Harold Cardy]] who has resigned as of October 1 and is moving to Rochester.

	Wiles was one of six candidates who were on hand to be interviewed for the position which pays $4,420 as a starting salary, Mr. Cardy, after three years as clerk and several years as purchasing agent for the village, is now making $5,450.		Wiles was one of six candidates who were on hand to be interviewed for the position which pays $4,420 as a starting salary, Mr. Cardy, after three years as clerk and several years as purchasing agent for the village, is now making $5,450.

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[[File:Ralph%20Wiles.jpg|right|]]</img>[[File:Ralph%20Wiles.jpg|right|thumb||Ralph Wiles. September 14, 1960 ]]

'''Born:''' 1906

'''Died:''' June 1997

'''Married:''' Lydia E.

'''Children:''' Ralph Wiles, Jr.

'''Ralph T. Wiles''' served as the Saranac Lake [[Village%20Clerk|Village Clerk]] from 1960 to 1974.

He is buried in [[St.%20John%27s%20in%20the%20Wilderness%20Cemetery|St. John's in the Wilderness Cemetery]] in [[Paul%20Smiths|Paul Smiths]].
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September 14, 1960

'''Ralph Wiles Chosen As S. L. Village Clerk'''

'''Succeeds Harold Cardy; High S.U Delinquency Rate Denied'''

Ralph Wiles was last night named clerk of the Saranac Lake Village Board to succeed [[Harold%20Cardy|Harold Cardy]] who has resigned as of October 1 and is moving to Rochester.

Wiles was one of six candidates who were on hand to be interviewed for the position which pays $4,420 as a starting salary, Mr. Cardy, after three years as clerk and several years as purchasing agent for the village, is now making $5,450.

As the interviewing began as the final matter before the regular meeting of the Board, the press and radio representatives were "invited out". Although the final vote was unanimous, it was understood that there was stiff competition among the candidates.

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