Only Way To Rap Is Te Buy A Horse
A fragmented speech by Rep D Bivigell and others portrays automobile taxes as burdens on car owners, advocating a shift to a metaphorical horse to dodge taxes. Speakers mock tax collectors, cite $70 federal tax on cars, and argue repairs and replacements face duplicative levies. A Dutch note mentions trucks carrying nearly 40 percent of freight.
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Bari
Detroit
St. Naat
Creedy
Barts ‘Ord
House
Ways and Means
James “J Newman
Bob, Goddrich Co
Akron
Fed
Halle
Iid
Ian
T. Tean
Max
Hapkeeeed
Netherlands
Trurka
Employment service urges grads to register locally
The Elyria Ohio office advised high school and college graduates seeking work to register now with the local office and note that employers can help by placing job orders. Graduates open to national market should contact the National Clearing House, a unit of the U S Employment Service, for matching in scientific professional and administrative fields. The June meeting of local groups was noted, with several church and civic activities listed.
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Tilt Wine
Ips
Ohio State Employment Services
J. A. Tiehenor
Elytia Office
Elyria
National Clearing House
Slee
National’ Clearing House
United States Employment Service
Avon Club Meets Avon-A 4-H Meeting at Murona Home
A Avon 4-H club met Tuesday evening at Stanley Murona home with vice president William Hagedorn presiding due to the president's absence. Members answered roll call with vegetables as the response. Farm safety talk by adviser Robert Fitch and a report on Lorain County presidents followed. Refreshments of ice cream and cookies were served. next meeting set for June 24 at Lowell Putamer's Case Road home.
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Dar Club
AVON
Stanley Murona
Lowell Pulcher
Ihe
William Hagedorn
Robert Fitch
Lorain County
Lowell Putaier
Case Toad
Farm Bureau Council
William Chesterman
Fant Avon
Lake
Nelson Cheater
W.S.C.8
The
Methodist Church
Frank Pickering
Detroit
Paul Stokes
Daily Vacation Bible Sehast
Baptist Church
Theodore Christian J
Charles Dodd
Henrietta
Vern Andrews
Ridgeville
South Amherst Committer Meets South Amherst
The Girl Scout committees met at the town hall for a tureen supper at 8:30 with eleven members and five troop leaders present. Hostesses were Mrs. Martha Jamie Mia Heavener and Mrs. Alice Hummer. Routine business was transacted and leaders reported on each troop. Clover Troop will form two patrols with Mrs. Jamie leading one and Mrs. Carl Oben leading the other.
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Chufch Notces
St. John's Evangéliccal
Hey. J. Bolleng
Church of Nativity
P. Seikel
Methodist
Edgar Smith
Congregational
John Benson
Clover
Cart Obenover
Ruth
Andy Gainok, Jr
Tronp
Canada
Friendship Circle
South Amherst
Martha Jamie
Mia. Heavener
Alice Hummer
Jamie
Carl Obenwir
North Olmsted Honor Faculty and Recreation Plans
North Olmsted teachers were honored at a noon dinner on June 3 for 17 years of service. Dorothy Irvin received a student body gift and a bronze plaque to the Bob Garther family. Mr. Hayes received fishing gear. A recreation program opens June 17 for kids at the park with several daily schedules and volunteer needs.
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Mimpeno North
Olmsted
Butternut Ridge
Coe Scheols
L. £. Hayes
Dorothy Irvin
North Olmsted
Hayes
Misa Dorothy Ervin
Bob Garther
the Park
Coe School
Park
Howard Slater
Slater
Cleveland
M. Slater
Sadie Pomeroy
Igroup 2
Len Dewey Road
Bonds Called For Redemption In Novem Year
Bonds of 1817 82 will be redeemed on December 1st and interest will be sent to Venezuela to resume work at Loz Teques. They sail from New York on June 20. Mrs Lend Fisher and Mrs Martha attended a farewell luncheon for Maud Yardley at May Company Spanish Room. Stephen Andrasay and baby returned from New Orleans after three and a half weeks with relatives. Jean Shiland spent two weeks in Knoxville visiting family. Vivian Brown arrived from Honolulu and will visit Spencer Neft and family. Mr and Mrs Mark Gardner and children vacation at Cape Cod for two weeks.
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Treaury
Venezuela
Loz Teques
New York
Mra
Lend Fisher
Martha
Teresa Stuart
May Company
Laura William
Maud Yardley
California
Stephen Andrasay
Baby
New Orleans
Fis
Jean Shiland
Knoxville
Tenn
Harry Thornsburg
Vivian Brown
Honolulu
Spencer Neft
Miss Brown
Mroc
Mark Gardner
Richard Gross
Cape Cod
Schick Super Electric Shaver Promises Finest Shave Yet
The Schick Super is touted as the finest electric shaver ever made with the new V.16 head and double acting interceptor for a silky smooth cut. It runs AC-DC with a static suppressor and comes in a steel case covered with simulated leather.
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Schick
Announcement of 104th fiscal details and potato bond concerns
An unclear notice from a government office references the year 104 and a Secretary, mentioning outstanding bonds around 788.2 dollars and a figure of 848.200 for de bonds. It discusses safety concerns and ration guidance for adults, touching on tet prevention and a balanced diet. The text is garbled but indicates Treasury Department materials and possible future actions.
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