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Harvey Wayne Miles (October 25, 1931 July 17, 2012) was the final mayor of Renner, Texas. [1]

Miles was born in Center City, Texas and grew up in rural Mills County, Texas. Miles was a plumber by trade and served as a plumbing inspector for the city of Odessa, Texas in addition to running his own plumbing business. [2]

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References

  1. Tatum, Henry. "City Gets Keys to Renner." Dallas Morning News, April 5, 1977
  2. Funeral Program. Allen Funeral Home, Wylie, TX, July 19, 2012