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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1926
Page
11
A notice invites Elyria citizens to a Wednesday meeting February 17 1928 to assist in studying street unit land values used by the assessor. The rules include unit prices by street depth charts from Somer’s Depth Table and corner effects via Somer’s Corner Tables. George Schibley and spouse visited Amberst recently.
A public hearing is set for Wednesday February 17 at 7 30 PM in the courthouse to explain the proposed tentative street unit values for the city re appraisal of land values. The process aims at equalizing city values under Somers System with input from the Manufacturers' Appraisal Co and county auditor.
East Amherst residents attended the Hickory Tree Grange Valentine party at the Grange hall on Friday evening. Guests included Mr and Mrs J Schibley Mr and Mrs J Clifford Mr and Mrs Nelson Dute and Mr and Mrs M Schubert. Several local residents visited and spent time with friends and relatives across Lorain Elyria and surrounding areas.
Mrs. Geo F Sayer has been ill for a week and in poor health. Mrs Mason Nichols and daughter Alice from Elyria visited the Cook home. Charles Brown, upper grades teacher, called home for an uncle's death. Mrs Robert Grills covered classes. Harley Reisinger improving after a serious illness. H O E Sunday school members hosted a Valentine party at A H Montague's in Elyria. Visitors at the Hathaway home included Jay Stevick and families from Elyria and cleared others. Mrs Harriet King ill at her son Richard's in Elyria but now able to sit up. Decker family from Cleveland called on Perry and Mrs Dawley. Mrs Wallace Demiline and Mrs Ella Ross noted ill.
Miss Gladys Dodsworth of York wins the final examination for Incorporated Accountants, taking first prize and first certificate, outscoring 228 men and four other women in the process. Blandfa L. Goss reports handling over 15 million calls in 29 years as a New Orleans switchboard operator. Harwedel and son Philip visit Mrs. Burton Ross for the day on Friday.
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