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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1924
Page
8
Ambus April 4 reports proposed changes in state tax laws scheduled for the session of the state legislature. The recommendations will be considered by the Ohio Tax committee after a meeting that ended here last day.
In Columbus the curious tale of hotel life and folklore unfolds with Miss Mary Cavanagh proving the myth of hotel glamour wrong by revealing she has never ridden a train. Amherst notes cover local gatherings, dances, society events, and the High School orchestra's Chapel Day program under Miss Edna Bellar, plus numerous club meetings and hospital reports.
C A Dywer of the Ohio Grange urged bonds prohibition and a budget commission for taxing districts. Hho Wo Flack spoke for the Cleveland Building Owners Association advocating taxing all property including intangibles, uniform real property taxation, and state-set municipal rate limits. Julius A King of the Cine Commerce pressed financial relief for cities as a committee meeting was scheduled for April 99.
Election of officers for the Ladies Aid Society and the Lonary Society of the Stone church was held at the regular session at Mrs. L. Hanchette’s home yesterday afternoon. Sixty five were in attendance.
A noon dinner was enjoyed as officers were elected for the Aid Society and the Missionary Society. Aid Society officers include President Mrs. W. H. Schibley, Vice President Mrs. J. H. Ludwig, Secretary Mrs. d. Muth, Treasurer Mrs. Werner Zilch. Missionary Society officers include President Mrs. W. A. Tabbert, Vice President Mrs. George Hollstein, Secretary Mrs. Geo. Eppley, Recording Secretary Amelia Bechtle, Treasurer Mrs. Henry Miller.
The Amherst Fish and Game Club held its second meeting at Town Hall to finalize its organizing framework. It adopted a constitution pledging to protect fish and game, assist officials in enforcing laws, reduce waterway pollution, prevent property destruction by hunters, and foster better relations among sportsmen.
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