Ohio House Repeals Armbruster-Law Road Bond Refunder
Ohio House votes to repeal the Armbruster-Lawrence road bond refunder act, shifting 14 percent of motor vehicle tag revenue to refund counties townships and municipalities, or prepay prior paid road assessments. Senate must decide. constitutionality in courts faces challenges from over 50 counties. Also, Wilkins bill aims to allocate 5 percent of county local government funds to townships under new sales tax. In Chicago, wart cures via suggestion are discussed by Journal of the American Medical Association, noting belief by doctor and patient emotional state.
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Columbus
Ohio Assembly
House
Senate
Chicago
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Radio Priday Concert Schedule And Listings
Radio program guide details a busy evening with multiple segments and hosts. Listings include names such as Jack Armstrong, Bob Newhall, Lowell Phunint, Amos and Andy, Lum and Abner, Jim Cooper, Tommy Flynn, and Hollyood Stars, along with various time slots, acts, and hour-long segments across 6:00 to 12:00.
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Jack Armstrong
Bob Newhall
Lowell 'Phunint
Amoas
Andy
Lum
Abner
Jack Randolph
WLW
Ross Pierre
Terry
Ted
Jim Cooper
Tommy Flynn
Hollsood Hotel
Norton Downes
Walt
John Agnes
Robinhood
Bill, Mack
Jim
Alusie BinSim
Cigar sizes and odd meals amuse readers in satire
Manufacturers push tiny cigars made from fine Hawans to lure smokers while a Frenchman’s palate treats frogs and snails as a delicacy. The orangutan is joked as the only animal aware of fever principles in a run of quirky notes.
Estate notices in Fairfield County Ohio filings 1936 38
Probate notices from Fairfield County Ohio list appoint ments executors administrators and executrix for estates including Benjamin F Hughes George EL Sister Reuben Shupe Augustus A Greiner Arthur Earl Johnson Henry W Griggs Maggie Nisley and others with dates in 1935 1938 and related accounts filed for settlement. Names include Clara Hughes Nancy Bitter Donad Van Allen Rapp Eula Grace Johnson John S Hyman and many more.
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George EL
Nancy Bitter
Lancaster
Ohio
George EL Miler
Fairfield County
C. E. Rvele
Said County
Notice of Appointrnent Beate Bitner executrix pattern
Notice announces Mette T. Bitner of Baltimore Ohio appointed executrix of Albert Bittner deceased from Fairfield County Ohio. Dated January 2 1936. Ruble probate.
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State of
Missouri
Showalter
Noues
Charles Mondbank
Lancaster
Ohio
Estaite
Tate
Fairfield County
Cc. E. Ruble
Ward County
Albert Bitner
Mette T. Bitner
Baltimore
Albert Bittner
Co. E Ruble
Said County
End play helps Fuller seal six spades contract
In a detailed bridge problem from Mrs. Robert B. Fuller of New York, the declarer faced a six spades contract after West opened a singleton diamond. Through a sequence of trumps and an end play, declarer forced East to discard and eventually led to a small slam by shifting the play to clubs and diamonds, yielding the winning line.
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WM. &. McHenney
American Bridge League
Robert B. Fuller
New York City
Mayfair
New York
Chicago
East
Declarer
Dummy
Administratrix Appointed in Morlock Estate in Lancaster
Carrie M. OHarra of Lancaster Ohio has been appointed and qualified as Administratrix with the Will Annexed of the estate of Albert H Morlock deceased. The filing notes the date January 15th to 24th 2956 with reference to C B Ruble.
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John S. Hyman
Somerset, Co
Henry W. Griggs
Fairfield County
Ohio
Albert H. Morlock
Carrie M. O'Harra
Lancaster
Albert H. Mortlock
C. B. Ruble
Said County
Public Sale Notice in Fairfield County Ohio Auction
Probate Court of Fairfield County Ohio will auction residential parcels on January 18, 1936 at 1 00 pm. The first tract covers Lots 5 and 6 in Hunter's Second Addition, 120 South Maple Street, Lancaster, appraised at 6000. The second tract covers Lots 9 and 10 in Block 3, Alkire and Hornbeck Addition, Berne Township, appraised at 22900, with two thirds of appraised value minimum. Cash terms.
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Fairfield County
Ohio
Lancaster
Fairfield
Towith
Hunter
Maple Street
Main Street
Chestnut Street
Alkire
Hornbeck
Berne Township
Alkire and
Berne
Ohbio
Chez. H. Drinkle
Batata
Ballie Flege
Sale of ballie flege estate in lancaster ohio
Probate notices require a $100 deposit day of sale and balance on confirmation. Executor Chas. H. Drinkle to offer two tracts in Fairfield County and Lancaster city at public auction January 1936 with appraisal values of 6000 and 46 dollars per tract, listing cash terms and deposits.
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Fauirfield County
Ohio
H. Drinkle
Sallie F. Fiegel
Addie Maxwell
Chas. H. Drinkle
Ballla Flegel
Fairfield County
Ballle F. Flege
St At
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Brocker
Columbus Street
Priday
Legionnaires
Willis B. Feigley
Pecbate Court
Orio
Theodore Wildermuth
Beassie Fisher
Benjamin F. Hughes
Clara RR. Hughes
Benjamin F. H Hughes
B. Rug
Reuben Shupe
John R Christy
Amanda
Intel
Co. EL Ruble
Apfoseti
Augustus A. Greiner
Ad van Allén Rapp
Lancaster, O
C. E. Ruble
CE. Ruble
Appo
Arthur Earl Johnson
Eula Grace Johnson
Yairfield County
Bruble
Maggie Nisley
Clifton
Nisley
O. E. Ruble
Said
C. BH
Rugle
Said Punty
Philip EL Peters
Marla Vought
Leo Thimmes
Silas Thimmes
John Thimmes
Harry P. Nester
Charles F.nester
William A. McCleery
Clara E. Welch
Charles H. Drinkie
Martha A. Williamson
Iaid County
Charles Martin Wyman
Rose L. Wyman
Cc. E Ruble
Enid County
Minnie Hattendorf
Loudean Hattendorf
William Hammack
Geo. W. Macklin
Gladys M. Cannell
Admnistratrix
Roy Ray Walton
Noah Valentine
Maria C. Jenkins
Fiat
William ©. Snider
Martin T. Snider
Hanna C. Armbruster
Frank Paxton
Phil R. Peters
Thomas W. Wiseman
Grace Barcus Johns
Sail County
The
Bradfield Co
Atlanta
William E. McKenney
Yi South
Pacie
Lae Pass
S &Akqi
Aluvul
One Deal
To Mee
Fish Market
East End Fish Market
Inohine Ge
Mecn
SPE
Ath LP
S. Broad St
Bessie Fisher
BE. Ruble
Woeicr
Ealb
Court House
Kessel’s
Kessel
Brassieres
Att Aauay
Oxfords
Emerson and Dres-Rite
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