Ohio House Senate stand firm on sales tax and budget
In Columbus on December 13 joint committees of the Ohio legislature reviewed the sales tax bill to extend the tax for 15 months and the general appropriation bill proposing a biannual budget of 93 million dollars. Senate members remained firm as discussions aim to reconcile house Senate differences before final passage. The note urges shoppers to favor Elyria stores for Christmas gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
House
Senate
Conference
Keith Lawrence
Harold, Nichols
R. A. Pollock
Carl P. Wintzer
William J. McGraw
P. E Ward
Butler
Whittemore Bull
Rep. Schweller
Tracy
Bricker
W .Mo McCulloch
Miami
W. P. van Ness
Champaign
G. H. Kirkpatrick
Knox
Final sales tax battle looms as exemptions clash
Lawmakers brace for a tense end to the session over a sales tax extension on foods and farm products. Key conferees from Senate and House push rival budgets, while Gov. insistent Schweller reportedly remains off the panel. A veto threat haunts the stalled appropriation as conferees debate totals and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Julian H. Schweller
Putnam County
House Finance Committee
Senate
W. H. Herner
Huron County
State Finance Committee
Harold D. Nichols
Clermont
R. A. Pollock
Stark
Clark K. Hunsicker
Pickaway
S A. Anderson
Licking
P. H. Rogers
Lorain
Insistent
Counties Seek Gasoline Tax Revenue Return
Counties push to require refunds from their own gasoline tax revenues rather than tapping a state fund. The move aims to protect local funding sources and ensure accountability for tax proceeds used in regional projects. Officials argue the shift would stabilize local budgets and accelerate infrastructure work.
Open installation of Lyndon Chapter O E S held in La Grange
Grafton and Eaton attendees report the open installation of Lyndon Chapter O E S officers in La Grange Monday evening. Listed were numerous couples and individuals including Leon Lehman Clayton Sooy John Clark George Edwards Clark Finley W G Reese and many others with Mrs Mattie Prosser installing officer and Mrs Frances Woodruff Nellie Lehman installing marshals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Lang
Alberta Lang
J. D. Mennell
Dora Street
Street
Litchfield
Laitchfield
Aaron Root
Elyria
Grafton Telephone Co
F. E. Schriver
Agnes Finlayson
J. B. Finlayson
Cleveland
Bertha Klinect
Wellington
Belden
Edith Steiner
Cortland
Elevina Steiner
Wadsworth
Leon Lehman
Bernard Wareham
la Grange
Martha Wareham
Pdick Mitchelson
Toledo
Earl Durkee
Frank Cragin
Lehman Home
Donna Nichols
A. E Mennell
Alice Pitts
Mary Aldrich
W. D. Johnson
Penfield
Lottie Klinect
Tarl Durkee
Durkee
Klinect
Harold Ashmunn
Maurie Klinect
Lodh
Harold Worden
Weymouth
Alberta
Floyd
Harold
Messiah
Finney Chapel
Oberlin
Jane Burton
Geo C. Beebe
Grafton
Eaton
Lyndon Chapter
Clayton Sooy
John Clark
George Edwards
Clark Finley
W. G. Reese
J. A. Schurgot
A. C. Guyeska
Lucius Bartlett
Walton Hitchcock
Ella Bladowski
Frances Trembath
Hattie Swartz
Ira Swartz
Mame Cornish
Fern Cornish
Nellie Lions
Phoebe Lyons
Harry Garrett
Wim. Spitzer
Mattie Prosser
Frances Woodruff
Nellie Lehman
Marshalls
Charlotte Wilcox
Lyndon Chapter Elects New Officers In Christmas Hall Ceremony
Masonic hall hosts Lyndon Chapter installation with Christmas greens and a catered lunch for 200 plus. New officers include Worthy Matron Leola Wilcox and Worthy Patron Harvey Hopkins, with Violet Sage and Paul Sage as associates, Susan Cragin as secretary and Bessie Aldrich as treasurer and conductress. Guests from Eaton to Oberlin attend the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Hall
Lyndon Chapter
Mattie Prosser
Frances Woodruff
Nellie Lehman
Marshalls
Charlotte Wilcox
Zola Hastings
Eaton
Grafton
Relden
Cleveland
Medina
Lorain Elyria
Amherst
Oberlin
Wellington
Penfield
Litchfield
Sullivan
Leola Wilcox
Harvey Hopkins
Violet Sage
Paul Sage
Susan Cragin
Bessie Aldrich
Stone Age Man Had Rheumatism
London report notes a 4000 year old Noterove long barrow skeleton in the Cotsfold Hills showing extensive osteoarthritis. The finding indicates the stone age Briton suffered rheumatism and suggests UK winters were cold and damp in that era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Noterove Long Barrow
Cotsfold Hills
West
England
Isles
Notable Local Names List Drawn From Public Notices
A fragmentary OCR readout lists names including Blanche Edwards Chap lain Hazel Adams Marshall Thelma Hahn Pianist Irma Guy eska Ada Gladys Hopkins Ruth Edith Hastings Esther Wilhel mina Kolinski Vartha Maude Garrett Flecta Edna Wilcox Warder Wilma Rundle Sentinel Will Hastings among others.
German and local notes on rheumatism and student counts
The article recalls those afflicted by rheumatism calling it the screws and notes that aware Cockney sufferers are not alone. It reports Berlin foreign students at German universities rising from 4,380 in the 1934 summer to 4,464 this season.
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Berlin
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Schweller
M. B Sunday School
J. C. Clark
Grace McClintock
A. Rinehart
Winifred Tran
Rinehart
George Spitzer
B A. Rothgary
E. H. Price
ND. E. Bradley
Irma Gayeska
Jack Logan
Quilt Club
Gest
Blossom Lehman
Hosler
Africa
Ash Man
Furnace Man
Williams
Fr&e
Walker Aunagre Loone
Washin Rae
Lorain County
Merthe
N. B. Hurst
Vier’s
NN Akchoo
Mary and
John Are
CIA
Eastern Star
Star Court St
Shoe Shop
Walton
Short Creek
Smithfield Basin
O. D
E. River
Wasserman’s
Silas
Scotland
Czechoslovakia
Stephen L. Stetson
Marlboro
Wasserman’'S
Quality Clothes Shop
Broad Street
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