Sales Tax Is A Revenue Producer
In Columbus on April 23 a study of the Ohio sales tax division reports notes the tax, though often condemned, achieves its intended revenue goals.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1936
Page
12
In Columbus on April 23 a study of the Ohio sales tax division reports notes the tax, though often condemned, achieves its intended revenue goals.
Ohio's 1935 sales tax per person ranged from 5.50 dollars in sparsely populated counties to 20.05 dollars in Franklin County. Total state collections reached 47,833,536, with this year’s tax yielding about 35,000,000. Urbanized counties showed higher per person receipts. rural counties much lower. Franklin, Summa, and Lucas counties led urban totals while Cuyahoga County posted 8.27 per person among large urban areas.
A survey of newly added books features diverse topics from poetry and literature to modern fiction and memoirs. Highlights include works by Hubbell and Bearr, E M Dillard, and Priestley, with selections for younger readers and adults alike.
A brief tale shows Richard tasting sugar in a kitchen both he and his mother watch him closely. Richard smiles as he gets away with the act, while Mother quietly observes and approves the lesson. The piece suggests children test limits and parents balance punishment with guidance.
In the 11th century Alain was a refined plant grown in Britain and valued as a rere plant among noble gardens.
Avon Lake Ohio April 23 The local Dames of Malta held a ceremony at the Chateau with officers Beatrice E Archives Bess Ba bearer Ne st messenger Helen Brubaker Sune Zimmerman Carrie Walk Hutter Isabel Heindrich grand master and Mr. of Cleveland presenting a bouquet of Calla Lilies. The National Union Society held a card party at Park Hall Tuesday evening with prizes. Local residents Arthur Hudson Helen Fitch Nelson Walker and Josephine Schuster were noted guests. A historical aside recalls Japan's hermit rule before the 1950s and fishing limits.
Wellington Apr 3 Philip Grandy Duff son of Village Clerk Jobs T Duff and wife received a one year Columbus State University scholarship after ranking 332 of 418 in a state test. Duff is president of Wellington High School and booster club, with staff and student participants named in a school meeting report.
By Cora M. Shepard, memoration of Appomation Day and Grant's birthday. Mrs. Harry Gift presided in the absence of president Mrs. Henry Stevick who is homebound with illness. Edith Hearth opened with a reading on Appo- Anderson as He ip birthday.
A meeting for all teams interested will be held in Amherst soon. Wellington High teams competed in a three game series, defeating Grand Slam Bridge Club 35 match points with high scorers Getty Hirkpatrick and Eavies leading North-South.
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