Notice of Budget Hearing Elyria Ohio 1940
Notice that the annual budget for the City of Elyria for fiscal year 1940 is filed with the Auditor. A public hearing is set for Tuesday, December 19 at 7:00 PM in the Council Chamber, Mite Hall, Elyria Ohio. Also notices regarding inventories and schedules of debts for estates with hearings scheduled for August 28, 1934. Probate Judge is H.W. Nye. designation of depositories approved at a September meeting of the City Council.
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Josephine Ss. Baldwin
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Elizabeth J. Braun
John Flynn
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Indians Face White Sox in pivotal three game set
Cleveland, Aug. 11. The Indians host the Chicago White Sox at Municipal Stadium for a three game series over third place in the American League. Mel Harder starts the opener against Edgar Smith as Cleveland sits one game back. A doubleheader follows Sunday and the season series stands even at six wins each. Cleveland had just lost 6 to 5 to Buffalo the night before amid a largely cordial crowd.
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Tony Galento Roams as One Man Show for Cash and Fame
United Press reports Tony Galento, after a knockout loss to Joe Louis, earns 15000 to 20000 dollars in six weeks by doing one night stands across the country. He acts as emcee, dancer, and guest at events, while manager Joe Jacobs notes Galento will take any paid gig. Meanwhile, Buffalo and Columbus football plans, plus college lettermen rosters and a 1940 schedule, surface in related sports notes.
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CCC Camp Team Beats Lorain Vikings 7 to 5
The Elyria CCC Camp defeated the Lorain Vikings 7 to 5 on the Central Park diamond in Lorain. Brean pitched a four hit ball and Reynolds hit a home run for the camp team.
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Wheeler
City resolves two year active fund deposits in Elyria
The council adopts the Uniform Depository Act plan designating inactive funds to be deposited for two years starting September 16, 1939. Estimated active funds amount to 216000 dollars with a maximum active deposit of 250000 dollars. September 5 is set as the designation date with publication in two Lorain County newspapers for two weeks.
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Elyria
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Notley
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J Q Petro
McKinley Girls Rally To Beat Allen 17 16 In Slugfest
In a close girls softball game at McKinley diamond McKinley edged Allen 17 16 after an extra eighth inning. Millicent Winsor drove in the winning run with M Revercomb on base while Winsor starred with five hits in eight at bats. Hilda Erber pitched for McKinley as Allen used several pitchers in a high scoring contest.
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State Auditor's Dept. Blamed For Delay
COLUMBUS Aug. 11 The Tax Commissioner William S. Evatt charged the state auditor's department with delays in paying gasoline tax refunds. He said the tax department completes audits within 60 days after filing and noted about 1,000 refund claims daily in summer. Evatt blamed delays in issuing warrants by Auditor Ferguson, leaving over 20,000 certified claims unpaid. Some dates go back to May.
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Canton man owns fork claimed from Revolutionary era steed
Canton Pennsylvania resident Willem Rice asserts ownership of a pitch fork tied to a Revolutionary soldier during the Boston Tea Party era in 1773. The tool was reportedly owned by John Kneeland, a participant in the tax protest action.
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Identification System Aimed at Greyhound Trials
Prints taken by veterinary surgeons form the basis of experiments to devise a system of identification for greyhounds. The objective is to create reliable, observable markers to differentiate dogs during trials and track performance. The work reflects early efforts in animal biometrics and racehorse style record keeping.
Loeffler vs McKinley Softball Clash Tonight
Loeffler Hardwares faces McKinley Recreation in a softball game at the McKinley diamond at 6 p m. The result could affect local standings and draw community spectators.
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Real Estate Transfers Reported by Local Trust Company
Transfers list properties in Oberlin Lorain Amherst Elyria Grafton and Avon Village with buyers including Harold Schultz Helen Bramwel A. W. Rahl and Court Roice. Transactions cover lots on South Pleasant Street Hilldale Avenue Chester Road Leavitt Road Oakdale Avenue E 34th Street Huron Street and Original Elyria Township Lot No 122 and other parcels.
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Hilldale Ave
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Chester Road
Avon Village
Esther Rick
Helen Bramwel
Leavitt Road
Amherst Township
Elyria Savings & Trust Company
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Rawsonville
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Huron Street
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Standings Overview From United Press Batting Leaders
Standings and batting notes list players such as DiMaggio and Foxx from the Yankees and Red Sox with sparse, garbled statistics. Mentions include Greenberg Timore and other clubs like Giants, Cardinals, Browns, White Sox, and Yankees. Abbreviations and OCR errors obscure many figures, but names indicate top batters and team affiliations across Major League clubs.
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Sixty Two Ohio State Players Invited to 1st Practice
Coach Francis Schmidt invited 62 football candidates to Ohio State practice opening September 10 at Ostic Stadium. This largest squad in six years signals thorough preparation as he plans equipment assignment and a test start the next day.
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Silvers and Standards Duel in Local Softball Night Game
Silver's Jewelers meets Standard Cleaners in a 6:15 PM softball clash at Lace Factory Diamond. Sunday the Silvers travel to Fremont for a double header with the Fremont Ous.
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Mussolini Ousts United Press Rome Bureau Chief
Rome dispatch reports Premier Benito Mussolini ordered the expulsion of H. R. Ekins, United Press Rome bureau chief, and his wife. They left Rome on the Paris express with two plainclothes men. the bureau was sealed but staff stayed on. The move followed a London cable asserting Mussolini had a heart attack, which orders and timing disputed. Cotton consumption in early 1938 rose one third from the same period last year.
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