Local Governments and Schools Seek More State Aid
Columbus reports local governments and school principals, beneficiaries under Ohio's sales tax law, demand higher state aid than 132 million dollars annually. They cite 1948 sales tax receipts near 108 million and foresee declines. Mayor James Rhodes and other officials register as lobbyists to press for a 30 million dollar direct aid increase before the 97th General Assembly.
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Columbus
Sh Schoola
Ohio
97Th
Ohio General Assembly
James Rhodes
False Teeth and Tax Changes Highlight State Budget
A dental ad touts FASTRETH powder for secure dentures, while a separate report outlines Ohio school lobbyists seeking 92 million dollars annually, a rise of 24 million over 1945-46. State auditor officials note sales tax receipts shift from local governments to the state, with allocations evolving since 1938.
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Ohio Education Association
State Auditor's Department
John W. Bricker
State General Revenue Fund
Wnth
Frank J. Leusche
Ro Sal
Rural urban split sparks expected tax aid fight
A 24 million dollar yearly sales tax issue triggers a renewal of the legislative battle over how to distribute aid. The dispute stems from a rural urban split on method, with 1945 and 1948 compromises cited as precedent. Rural lawmakers warn of a new conflict in the coming general session.
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Cincinnati House
State House
Grafton Grange installs grafton joint officers
Joint installation ceremony for LaGrange and Belden Granges was held Wednesday evening with Darlas Holcomb as installing officer and Edith Hastings as installing marshal. Belden Grange officers for the year include Tom Williams master Herman Gest overseer Frank Schriver secretary Arthur Bennett treasurer lecturer Mrs Henry Rising chaplain Mrs Anna Hosler door keeper.
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Grafton Grange
Grafton
LaGrange
Belden
Darlas Holcomb
Edith Hastings
Marshall
Belden Grange
Tom Williams
Herman Gest
Frank Schriver
Arthur Bennett
Henry Rising
Anna Hosler
Local clubs host meetings and social events
Kiwanis at Grafton village High School heard a film Trees And Homes by H R Sweet of OPS. Anchor Rebekah lodge planned officer installation for January 21 with a refreshment committee. St Johns Ladies Ald hosted at the parsonage with Rev Henry Lieske, new president Inez Dakelski presiding. Hearts game crowned Helen Lyndes high score. luncheon for ten. Belden Quilt Club met in Elyria with host Mrs Karl Seckt and ten members plus three guests.
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Dan Bradley
A. George Galalas
John Clark
Elsia Lehriver
Helen Bradley
Catherine Corners
Core Durkee
Nellie Lehman
Dorothy Grills
Jeannette Shepherd
Grange
Kiwante
Grafton Kiwanig Club
H. R. Sweet
O.P.S
Henry Lieske
Inez Dakelski
Helen Lyndes
Edith Neitzel
Elyria
Karl Seckt
East River Street
Belden
Henry
Coming to Oberlin Maggie Texte Recital at Finney Chapel
England's renowned soprano Maggie Texte brings a song recital to Oberlin on Tuesday January 21 at 7 30 p m in Finney Chapel. Critics hail her as the foremost living interpreter of modern French songs and note her postwar U S prominence with acclaimed New York and West Coast appearances and numerous French art song recordings.
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Oberlin
Maggie Texte
Finney Chapel
Miss Texte
England
United States
New York
New York City
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
Seattle
Notable members dine during noon chicken luncheon
Ingersoll, Mrs. Tillie Zigler and Mrs. Lloyd Seckt attended a noon chicken luncheon. The afternoon was spent socially. The club will meet next on January 30 at the home of Mrs. Pearl Gest.
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Ingersoll
Tillie Zigler
Lloyd Seckt
Pearl Gest
Mrs Roosevelt loses license in New York
New York authorities revoked Eleanor Roosevelt's driver's license after an August accident near the New York City Westchester line. Deputy Commissioner Howard Miles confirmed the revocation, stating the action was routine and that Mrs. Roosevelt could apply for a new license in 30 days.
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New York
Eleanor Roosevelt
Sullivan Visit to Shut-Ins by Gospel Team
Sullivan's Gospel team of the young people's organization will meet at 3 p m on Sunday Jan 19 in the Christians Church to plan a tour and visit the shut-ins of the community. Anyone wishing call from these voting people will call.
Social visit notes from Sullivan area events
Lowise Greenbank president, Rev, and Mra, Kenneth Young and daughter Lila hosted Rev Young’s father and mother and Elyria’s uncle on Sunday. L. Clawson couple staying at A B Cummings home while the Cummings travel south. M H Clawson family from Huntington visited Sullivan friends on Saturday. H M Earley and wife left to visit Mrs Earley’s parents in Tilidy, Willard Farley couple listed.
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Lowise Greenbank
Mra
Kenneth Young
Lila
Young
Elyria
L. ©. Clawson
A. B. Cummings
H. M. Earley
Friendship club to host covered dish dinner Friday
Mrs. Brillhart will entertain the Friendship club with a noon covered dish dinner Friday at her home. It's a regular meeting and the mystery will be revealed during the event. In Auburn New York notes, 13 local youths who went to fight in World War II still have not returned their civilian hats from George Vitett’s Finger Lakes tavern, and were hosted at a chicken dinner as guests of Vitett.
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Auburn
N. Y
George/Vitett
Fingger Lakes
Vitett
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