This statement brings together the names and functions of municipal employees found in Yves Cordelle's notes: town hall secretaries, cantonniers and field guards. The list remains incomplete and some dates are uncertain.
Communal employees
Town Hall Secretaries
Town hall secretaries: before the war, Mr. Le Bastard (mayor Mr. de Mons) was both a teacher and a town hall secretary. Died in 1935 at age 73? Replaced by the new teacher Mr. Adam, followed by Miss Huet (teacher and town hall secretary at the time of the war).
Mr. Tallec departure on 1/9/1970
Mr. Guiraud a/c 1/10/1970
Mr. Emile Bunouf
Mrs. Guillotte
Streech maintenance workers (cantonniers)
Louis Coliboeuf before and during the war
Jean Oxéant from 1/1/62 to?
Jacques Watel from 1/11/65 to -?--- tenured on 1/11/70
Guards
Before and during the war, Louis Coliboeuf, housed with his family in the old station. He was a bell ringer in the church (electrified at the time of writing these notes).
Jean Oxéant?
The fund's notes mention Madame Marie from the 2000s.
The role of public crier no longer seems to exist in 1939