Plan To Make It Easier To Enact Levies
In Columbus Ohio on May 4 the Legislature favored easing real estate levy rules to boost relief funds. Governor Bricker backs lowering to a majority in 1939 and 55 percent in 1940, with proceeds limited to relief. The plan faces opposition from the Ohio Farm Bureau and State Grange but gains rural support. A cross‑party coalition backs the broader relief program and a $218 million appropriation, with hoped for quick passage next week and potential adjournment by May 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Farm Bureau
State Grange
Bricker
Ed D. Schorr
Joint Relief Committee
Mother's Day Gift Ideas from Cran dall's and More
A column of gift suggestions for Mother's Day features Crandall's chocolate treats, beauty services at Carpenter's Shop, The China Shop bowls and mirrors, The Ellen Shop handbags, Dr. Guth foot care, Berson's dresses, Sederis Restaurant meals, Sear's radio models, and Read's Jewelers dinner rings and waffle irons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China Shop
Middle Ave
Sear’s
Broad Street
Read's
Read’s Credit Jewelers
Ohio lawmakers advance anti graft and injunctive bills and tax reforms
The Senate Judiciary committee backs an anti graft bill giving the attorney general power to prosecute conspiracies to defraud the state and sub divisions, with a cost shift for county grand jury investigations. A substitute anti injunction measure passes the House and Senate, labor criticized, while a conference report ends the four measure tax commission with a single commissioner and board, plus: five deputies. The House approves curable insanity as divorce ground, bans common law marriages, and adjusts alimony. A 124 to 2 vote memorializes Congress for old age pension funds and other measures pass without dissent on tax delinquent collections and license revocation for local ordinance violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Judiciary Committee
Uwnanhuusiy
Pst Sage
Hotre Judiciary Committee
Hiple
Rumy. D
Cuyahoga
House
Senate
Tax Commission
Board of Appeals
Ohio
Congress
Social Security Board
Toledo Grain Market Report Highlights Mixed Prices Across Commodities
Market notes show elevators posting No 2 red wheat at 85 14, corn values around 45 655e, and oats No 2 white at 34 355e. Cattle receipts total 290 with steers mainly 310.00 to 38.30. calves around 9.00 to 11.00. lambs and sheep varied from 5.00 to 10.00. Butter steady, eggs unsettled, live poultry firmer with broiler prices rising. fruit and vegetable items list multiple storage quotes for apples, beets, carrots, celery, and chives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.A
Leghorn
Leshorn
Taney Atglos
Ap Lie
Michigan
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Idaho
Market Produce Prices Listing Various Garden Goods
A fragmented list shows prices for cucumbers lettuce parsnips radishes spinach and more. Items include cucumber prices 60 to 75 cents and tomatoes at 1.25 to 1.30 per pound along with dandelions horseradish and maple syrup priced per unit or basket.
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Atc
Lettuce Basket
Local man fined for intoxication in exchange for moving
Arthur Kolbe of 544 Second Street was fined $1 and costs for intoxication by Mayor Joseph Q. Petro this morning on condition that he move from his sister in law's residence by 5 p.m. Friday. Kolbe was arrested at 6 p.m. yesterday on a complaint that he had come home intoxicated and was making trouble. A pumpkin 63 inches round and weighing 40 pounds has been found in Kent England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Kolbe
Second Street
Joseph Q. Petro
Kolbe
Maalig
Kent
England
Court records show assorted settlements and fines in area cases
Marie Cunningham versus Hazel Bell settled and dismissed at plaintiff’s cost. Robert Finley versus Robert Banville for 336 damages from a traffic collision heard in Common Pleas Court. J. Spang Baking Co. settlement approved for John Balcomb minor. John F Toula fined five dollars and costs totaling 15.92 for reckless driving after late evening arraignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie A. Cunningham
Hazel J. Bell
Avon Lake
Common Pleas
D. A. Cook
Robert Finley
Robert Banville
Lodis
Furnace Streets
jJustice Court
Guy B Findley
J. Spang Baking Co
John Balcomb
Oberlin
North Professor Street
Junior King's Daughters Host Garden Party Plans
Janet Carino entertained the Junior King's Daughters at the home of Mrs Wade Rogers Tuesday evening. Miss Mary Knapp led the Bible Study in the president's absence. Plans were made for a July Garden Party with Janice Preston heading refreshments and the Assembly of God Mission services slated at 3 and 8 PM next Sunday near the A and P store.
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Wellington
Janet Carino
Wade Rogers
Mary Knapp
Betty Weidrick
Janice Preston
Assembly of God Mission
Mertie Cole Hosts Nova Team After Dinner
Mrs Mertie Cole hosted eight Nova basketball players and coach Graham Saturday evening. She served a 6:30 dinner in the Otterbacher apartment and the team then visited W J Powell at his theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mertie Cole
Nova
Graham
En tre Nous Bridge Group Hosts Dessert With Awards
Mrs. C. L. Hill hosted En tre Nous members at her home for a dessert course and a contract bridge session. Awards were claimed by Mrs. A. B. Curtice, Mrs. Robert Burnham, Mrs. Carol Wight, and Mrs. Harry Lee. Guests included Mrs. Wight, Mrs. Theodore Warner, and Mrs. Revert Burnham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Hill
A. B. Curtice
Robert Burnham
Carol Wight
Harry Lee
Wight
Theodore Warner
Revert Burnham
Hamlin Woman’s Relief Corps Plans May 9 Meeting
Members voted on one new candidate and will initiate two more at the Tuesday May 9 meeting. An all day event with a noon covered dish dinner and tea in the afternoon is planned. Junior members will later form a Junior club. Mrs. R J Fortney hosts a Democratic women conference reception committee member for Neil House Columbus May 10 11 12. Reservations due by Saturday. Evangelist William Emnegger and L C Hicks will lead revival meetings at the old church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamlin Woman’s Relief Corps
R. J. Fortney
Wellington Odd Fellows Meet and Local News Update
Wellington Odd Fellows meet in regular session Tuesday night. E L Sharp took Mrs Eugene Taylor and infant home from Allen Memorial hospital Tuesday afternoon. American Legion Auxiliary members were guests of Mrs W T Haden Tuesday evening. Eight present named Mrs F M Obrig chair of annual Poppy Sale. Saturday May 27 door prize went to Mrs H H Reep. special prize forfeited due to Mrs A B Jones absence. Rummy played. refreshments served. Next meeting with Mrs Reep Tuesday evening May 16. Mrs John Ruhl suffered bruises from a fall. Mrs Charles Sheldon returned from Midland visits. Mr and Mrs Frank Phelps week-end guests of their children in Elyria. Rev G F Gribbens of Litchfield was a luncheon guest of Bert Knapp family. Mrs Vera Archer of Seattle granddaughter of Lorenzo Knapp, guest of Bert Knapp family. she is High Priestess of White Shrine Eastern Star at Seattle and will attend the National Convention in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Odd Fellows
E. L. Sharp
Eugene Taylor
Allen Memorial Hospital
American Legion Auxiliary
W. T. Haden
F. M. Obrig
H. H. Reep
A. B. Jones
Reep
John Ruhl
Charles Sheldon
Midland
Alici
Frank Phelps
Elyria
G. F. Gribbens
Litchfield
Bert Knapp
Vera Archer
Seattle
Wash
Lorenzo Knapp
White Shrine
Eastern Star
Cincinnati
County approves slag for township roads
County commissioners authorized the purchase of 350 tons of slag to be given to Brownhelm township for use on township roads. A 17 year old Cleveland girl was held in the county jail for juvenile court action on a warrant sworn by Robert Jones, manager of The Graystone Hotel, who charged she owes $14 for lodging April 21 to 27. The girl was arrested in Cleveland yesterday and referred to juvenile court today by Mayor Joseph Q. Petro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownhelm Township
Cleveland
Robert Jones
Graystone
Joseph Q. Petro
Lorain County Students Converge for Blue Ribbon Spelling Contest
Hundreds of Lorain County students compete in the annual Blue Ribbon Spelling Contest this afternoon. Word lists are being given simultaneously in elementary grades across county schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Probation and fine for petit larceny in coal yard theft
Rabbit Holloway of 25 West Avenue was fined $2 and costs and placed on 60 days probation by Police Chief E J Stankard after arraignment before Mayor Joseph Q Petro on a petit larceny charge. He was arrested by Patrolmen Paul Palmer and Francis Callahan at 4 45 p m yesterday for stealing a bag of coal from the McQuistion and Helfrick coal yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Toula
Cleveland
Preston L. Coon
Joseph Guzik
Emil Kubishke
Rabbit Holloway
West Avenue
E. J. Stankard
Joseph Q. Petro
Ceny
Paul Palmer
Francis Callahan
McQuistion and
Helfrick
System Keeps Ruling on Spelling Grades for Blue Ribbons
Authorities state that system, and students spelling correctly all the words for their grades will receive blue ribbons. The note implies a reward policy tied to accurate spelling across grades.
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Reed’s
Maytag
Maytag Elyria CO
United Accessory Shop
Crandall's
Crandall’s
Vestal's
Big Sister
Vestal’'S
Shell
Haserodt’s
Haseroot's
505
Carpenter Beauty Shop
Carpenter's Beauty Shop
Ellen Shop
Broad St
Charles E. Guth
Elyria Black
Berson‘s
Berson’s
Sederis
Sederis Restaurant
Wildercraft
Wildercraft Candies
Panama
American Shoe Repair and Hat Blocking CO
Spirella
Rose Cromling
Reddy Kilowatt
Thor
Ohio Public Service
THE
Bigbee CO
Lois Kidd
Toledo Grain Close
Cleveland Livestock
ST Ah
Ysm-Ben Fs
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Co. Yorke
Cleveland Produce
Baldwins
McIntosh
Feamo
Sin
Baldwin
Rome
Jscg
Sudro - Curtis Ambulance
Cora M. Shepard
Barker St
Courtlandee
Mrs. Fortney
William Emnegger
L. C. Hicks
Griffin
Frank Luppino
Lodi Street
Bailey Market
Lee
Reublin Bros
P. V
P.V
Calif
Sweet Florida
Climax
Omar
Jones Dairy Farm
Lipton
Lake Road
Beaver Creek
G. J. O'Connor
E. 13Th St
Qnowrness
New York
Grand Central Terminal
Elst
Hudson River
NEW York Central
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