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MEDINA, OHIO, TUESDAY, APRIL 27, 1937SIX PAGESLANDASKEILED BILLhortly befor% the torn of the century at iction, Saturday, when the present owners recently appraised at 118,090.TOzation T h e reFolk Danekronites PlanOhio assemblyAGAINSTNEED AIED MEASURETOPomona Gnty Representa-)ed in Deal-by Dmath BlowPeople whlt; dances as nuicounty have aware of the sion as exertand the care drills by the from the bourter redistrlcting bill the general assembly se adopted an a mend -ntatlve A1 Kalb lt;D.),erring Medina county strict to the proposed x northern townshipsr from the 14th to theA groupmembers have rational mcetipeople and puand Mrs. Rohr Rohrbaughs among workerthrough themleader, receiveweek from Ch county folk dthe fourth antival in Chica*letter, whichi the Cleveland Demo-wrecked Harter's bill 68.ed a motion to recon-; as 20 votes are need-ajority of 70 there ap-ce of the bill comingSweeney FightI Harter measure he lines for four districts ty proposed by Demo-» — « Am inoa reputed cost of 880,000, Taylor Inn, in arranged to meet the obligations 48 hoursThree divorces were granted in common picas court, last week, and two more were filed. Separation papers were given in the cases of Mabel Irene Rose vs. Raloh J. Rose. Thelma Freed vs. Don K. Freed and Bernice Loretta Scott vs. Francis Thomas Scott. In the latter case, the plaintiff was awarded restoration of her maiden name, Bernice Loretta Sense. Mrs. Rose wasawarded $9 a week for the support of her children.Marian O. Anderson is asking a divorce from Weldon O. Anderson, by her mother, Sadie Horton. The An-der.sons were married on July 17, 1935. and have no children. The plaintiff asks restoration of her maiden name, Marian Horton, and equitable relief. She charges extreme cruelty and grassneglect of duty.Again appearing for divorce is Charlotte Ashdown, of 221 Bradway street, Medina, from Silas Ashdown. Mrs. Ashdown had filed divorce papers in January of this year, but withdrew the case later the same month. She charges gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. The couple was married June 15, 1895, at West Fairleigh. Kent, England, and came to the United States in 1911. They have six children: Silas W.. Nellie Ashdown Fuller, Frank, Lawrence, Ivy A. Bond and Stanley.mnxi’T nnAreTwo New Divorce CasesTHREE GRANTEDSAVED FROM SHERIFFS HAMMERA group of county officials ordered drafted, Friday, a bill to be submitted to the Ohio legislature asking an additional tax for relief.The Summit county commissioners accepted the drafting task, after the officials indicated that a one per cent, sales tax increa.se would be the most method of returning funds to the source of taxation.Counties leprrsentod at the meeting were Stark. Summit, Trumbull. Lucas, Montgomery. Mahoning and Columbiana H. B. Bixler, chairman of the Summit county board of commissioners. allied the group together.It was planned to submit the pro-|c;«xl legislation to the Ohio County Commissioners association, the Trustees association and the Ohio Muniei-|nl league for suggestions ami op-ixroval. It would provide for a two-year relief program and would giveeach county the right to use a balance where it whs needed for relief.Athletic Night Continues toDraw UniversalGOOD CROWDSROTH NIGHTSFor ReliefFavorSubmit Bill For More TaxesDRAFT RELIEF BILL
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Medina County Gazette
Medina, Ohio, US
Tue, Apr 27, 1937
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