Sources Of Income For State Highway Dept. Are Revealed
Ohio government survey details five revenue streams for the state highway department in 1945. Gasoline tax yields 3 cents to highways, with allocations for maintenance and new construction and local divisions. Automobile licenses contribute to maintenance, minus collection costs and indigent hospitalization charges. Carrier fees fund highway upkeep, patrol fines support enforcement, and sales of materials add revenue. Estimated semi fixed charges totaling for 1934 deduct from receipts include DMV, hospital claims, patrol, workmen's compensation, and state services. Rentals for division property cost 60,496 in 1925.
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Columbus
Ohio Government Survey
State Highway Department
Highway Department
State Highway Patrol
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Highway Patrol
Division of
No Man s Land Claims by Fishermen and Travelers
A quip about No Man s Land belonging to all fishermen golfers and travelers surfaces amid debates over borders between truth and fiction, highlighting conflicting territories of opinion and imagination.
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No-Man's-Land
Wellington Wedding Ties Schmitz Furhman in Amherst
Miss Regina Furhman of Amherst wed Elmer Schmitz of Wellington in a Tuesday Catholic Church ceremony in Amherst officiated by Fr. Jos Fischer. The couple plans home at MacNairy apartments Wellington after a wedding trip. Russell Frank, formerly of Wellington and now married to Mary Lou Parsons, visited with his family and noted he is a music teacher in Waynesville Ohio after graduating Wellington High in 1929.
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Mrs. Schmitz
MacNairy
Herrick Avenue East
Wellington
Russell Frank
Here
Charles Frank
Bowling Green
Cleveland
Mary Lou Parsons
Frank
Wellington High School
Waynesville
Ohio
Memorial committee organizes markers for veterans
Memorial committee chairman Dr C W Recard convened Monday night to approve actions. Decoration Day funds were used to approve permanent concrete bases for markers at the head of each Civil Spanish and World War veteran grave in Greenwood and Herrick Avenue West cemeteries. John Haien of the Eastern Institute departs with six students for a Washington Philadelphia and New York study trip. Robert Baker, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Baker, becomes a radio musician, playing saxophone and clarinet with Jack Sullivan's band on WHK at 11 p m daily.
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C. W. Recard
Greenwood
Herrick Avenue West
John Haien
Eastern Institute
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Vance
Robert Baker
Bob
Frank Baker
Here
Jack Sullivan
WHK
ALL STREETS OILED AND LATE HARVARD VISITOR
Oil crews spread 6500 gallons on dirt roads to cut dust at a cost of 450 dollars. Harvard instructor Marcey Powell returns home for a parental visit as his wife plans a July week at home. Various local travel, hospital stays, and a 1925 anniversary for Henry and Mrs. Pratt are noted alongside multiple short society items.
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Marcey Powell
Harvard University
W. J. Powell
Golden Wedding for Pratt Couple After 50 Years of Marriage
Mr and Mrs Pratt celebrated their Golden Wedding anniversary on July 31 1934. They belong to the local Congregational church and enjoy gardening in their rear yard. Mr Pratt once co owned in the Holland Stock Remedy Company. Indoor games at the school ground were postponed due to heavy rains on Monday and Tuesday nights.
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Henry O. Pratt
Herrick Avenue East
Henry
Huntington
Weymouth-Medina
Irene Stoddard
Medina
Wellington
Fannie
Edna
Harold Hopkins
Greenwich
Pratt
Congregational
Mr. Pratt
Holland Stock Remedy Company
Mrs. Pratt
Srool Ground
Dog and Cow Form Unlikely Bond on Hurontree Street
Residents report a white Seated Collie and a Jersey cow grazing together near Hurontreet’s westerly end. The dog guards the cow jealously, and James Ryan, 12, is the only milker the dog accepts. The friendship began after the dog was injured and cared for by the Ryan family two months ago.
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Hurontreets
J. D. Ryan
West Street
Huron Street
Vincent VINCENT Hosts Weekend Guests and Church Notes
Local events recount visits by the Beese, Nichols, Osbourne, Whitehead, Nichols and McIntire families from Elyria Mansfield and Emporium. Sunday service at the Methodist church featured Reverend Ryan and a sermon on Isaiah 58 9 followed by a Sunday School program and notices for upcoming Vacation Bible School plays.
Dinner guests at Amherst area home
Children and George Langton were dinner guests Saturday of Mr. and Mrs. G. Glasow of near Amherst, sharing an evening at their residence.
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George Langton
Mrs. G. Glasow
Amherst
Kiwanis Club To Hear Musician At noon meeting
Elyria Kiwanis Club members will hear a musical program at the Hotel Newell during their noon Thursday gathering. Miss Betty Wainwright of LaGrange Indiana will perform harp and piano numbers. She is the niece of Paul Wainwright of Elyria who will sing solos with her accompanying. Miss Wainwright, though only sixteen, recently graduated from high school.
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Elyria Kiwanis Club
Newell
Betty Wainwright
LaGrange
Indiana
Paul Wainwright
Elyria
Wainwright
Lake Avenue Children’s Day at Lake Avenue Church
Regular services were held at Lake Avenue Community church on Sunday morning led by Reverend Peck. A program featured Primary Class songs and recitations, duets, a rose drill, and gymnastic exercises ending with a congregational song. Father’s Day was observed with each father receiving a role as a token. The 4-H clubs Shining Thimble and Flying Needle held their regular meeting Thursday after.
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Lake Avenue
Lake Avenue Community Church
Revrend Peck
Eaton
Louise Jalbusch
Mildred Mecera
Rebecca
Earl Peck
Rose
Lauretta Green
Christian Armor
Grace Hagan
Local sewing club meeting at Mrs Hecock home
Noon meeting at the home of Mrs. L. C. Hecock opened with a business session. Members drafted articles for the coming year and received work books for each project. Refreshments were prepared by Mrs. Shaeffer and Mrs. Hecock. Next gathering set for Thursday afternoon June 20 at Mrs. Hecock’s home with all members urged to attend.
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L. C. Hecock
Ths
Grange notes record June meetings and upcoming session
The North Elyria Juvenile and Subordinate Grange met on Thursday evening June 13 at the school house with separate group sessions that merged for a program. The next gathering is planned for Thursday evening June 27 at the same venue. Mr and Mrs Leo Phillips and daughter Beverly Jean of Glenmont visited Mr and Mrs E F Crosby over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Warrn Collier of Glenmont were mentioned in the report.
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Grange
North Elyria Juvenile and Subordinate Grange
Leo Phillips
Beverly Jean
Glenmont
E. F. Crosby
Warrn Collier
Elyrians Win Oberlin MA Degrees for Two Residents
Two Elyrians received master of arts degrees from Oberlin College. City Solicitor Harvey Cheney earned an M A in political science, while Max J. Chapman received his in physical education.
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Elyrians
Oberlin College
Harvey Cheney
Max J. Chapman
Sunday dinner with the Collier and Peck families
Elytia reports Sunday dinner enjoyed by Mr and Mrs Reno Collier and family. Earl Peck of Ridgeville spent Sunday with Francis Leonard.
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Elytia
Reno Collier
Earl Peck
Ridgeville
Francis Leonard
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Ann Ang
Household Finance Co. R. R. RI
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Barker St
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Courtland
Marcey Powell Howe
Clifford Faust
Cardington
R. W. Vance
Wilda June Vance
Wilda
Faust
Walter Pleasnick
Dixville Notch
N. H
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Harvey Myers
Akron
Eugene Newberger
Elytia Memorial Hospital
Carol Stone
Lakewood
Sarjerie
E. F. Grose
Leona Witbeck
Central
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Ford
Universal Credit Company
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Ford Exchange
J.R. Dall
Truck VA
Erica's
Vincent
Kieth
Relativ
Emporium
Clearfield
Grant Glason
Near South Amherst
M. P. Reese
J. G. Morris
B. H. Ryan
Adam
God
Jesus Christ
Jesus
D. F. Eschtrurh
C. EB. MeIntire
Fidelis
Carl Olson
Edna MacNowell
Ruth
Frankie Reese
Thomas Stinehring
T. M. Baldwin
William Fixler
Rittman
FP. H. Lewis
James
Robert
Frederick
Chaub
Homer Langton
Kiwanis Club
Peterson
Peterson Ment Co
Buffalo, N.Y
Ates
Pei Nts
E. H. Weingarten
Jona
C.h.merthew Co
Chatham Airloom
Amana
Kenwood Arondac
Kenwood
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