Ohio Cities And Counties Face Deficits 1936
Columbus reports an enormous 1936 deficit across Ohio cities and counties, with totals approaching 61 million. Barrick cites state-wide figures from city and county budget requests, pinning blame on tax burdens, delinquent payments, and low property valuations. County totals show a projected statewide deficit near 28 million while cities face about 34 million, per official reports and responses.
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Columbus
Ohio
S. J. Barrick
Ohio League of Municipalities
Davey
Obi
Carer
Whittemore
Scho
Barrick
County records cite large long term surplus explanation
Officials note the explanation stems from an exceptionally large surplus carried by the county for years. The statement frames the financial position as stable, while underscoring the ongoing effect of the accumulated reserve on current budgeting and policy.
Elyria Woman Wins Radio Football Guessing Contest
Mrs Una Carter of Elyria won the local radio football guessing contest, declaring the best record for the week after tallying 50 entries across 25 games. The event drew shoppers and local merchants, with Carter cited for her accuracy amid a busy downtown scene.
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Elyria
Elyria radio @eaters
Una Carter
Carter
2Rdware Company
Court issues sale of church property to school board
Emma Nitz Fox filed suit against August A. for partner of property in Lorain County trustees of the Baptist Church of Columbia to sell property to the Columbia school board for 1599, an action approved today by Judge Gur B. Fischer. The case involves assessments and an amount allowed, with reference to nearby court history and a derailment of proceedings in the surrounding area.
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Emma Nitz Fox
August A
Lorain
The
Baptist Church of Columbia
Columbia School Board
Gur B. Fischer
Ohio Farm Bureau Re-elects Five Officers
COLUMBUS Ohio Farm Bureau members at the biannual convention re-elected five officers including Conover, Lincoln, Gehana, L A Tanior, and S assistant treasurer The lone new officer named was W E Sollors of Washington D C as treasurer Speaker Fisher addressed rural electrification and state issues noting about 4 percent of Ohio farmers lack electricity and proposed changes to federal and state roles in agriculture and governance
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Columbus
Ohio
Tose Conover
Vies
D. Lincoln
Gehana
L. A. Tanior
Columans
EL Sollors
Washington D. H
Washington
Fisher
Death Record for Sohn Gutzhe
A death notice reports Sohn Gutzhe passing away yesterday after an illness. Funeral services are planned for Monday. The fragment mentions ideas on evolution and the twenty sixth seeking to evolve something from war, reflecting era reflections.
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Sohn Gutzhe
Dean
Local Notices and Service Ads From Lorain Street Area
Mixed local notices describe delivery services on East Lorain Street and listings for pastors church events and Sunday services. The snippet mentions a Meade Baptist, M E pastor, and a lecture by engineer Samuell, with community gatherings at Oberlin Inn and various church activities. Interment at Westwood cemetery and local family mentions accompany the notices.
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Ols Richards
Schoo
Bosworth
Socierr
Rust M. Epastor
Werskip Taursdar
J. BD. Bell
Nas
Clarence
Mornies
Football coach shot by angry father at Lake Charles school
A Lake Charles football coach was shot by a student’s father amid chaos in a school incident. The injured coach, identified as A. Russell, was rushed to care as students filled auditoriums with reactions. Investigators continued to review the case as proceedings and trial plans unfolded.
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Lake Charles Hh
Killen
Lake Charie
A. Russell
Frida
Ciaas
Addixi T of
Young 'Us
Sider Russel
Bishop Sentenced After Conviction
Dr Peter Bishop of WM was advanced to today with a 23.-mark financial sentence. A three month conviction was noted, finalizing the case after today’s proceedings.
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Peter Bishop
Wm.vanced
Tree Belt Aid Seen As Local
A fragmented report notes local efforts to support tree belts as a form of soil conservation. The text hints at improvements reducing soil erosion and mentions community involvement, though specifics are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Araves
Pantomime and Musical Readings Highlight Amherst Program
A fragmentary Amherst program lists acts and performers including Burton Hoffner's Paul Kryer's Ride and Farts on Boston. Participants include William Ehrman, Ralph Thomas, Betty Ott, Eileen Kreeger, Elsie Kovach, and piano accompaniment by Emma Dreschler. The junior high crowd featured a Friday morning assembly with scripture reading and prayers.
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Emior Heihapel Peeteig
Nias Nevinesda
PP Pease
Boston
William Ehrman
William Raah
Robert Gillette
Ralph Thomas
Paul Kryere
Burton Hoffner
Betty Ott
Eileen Kreeger
Elsie Kovach
Garge Belden
Bernice Abraham
Lillian Ellerington
William Ebtman
Emma Dreschler
Hope Mclaftilin
Townsend Plans National Pension At Ashtabula Meeting
Dr Francis Townsend explained his old age pension plan to about 1 600 residents in Ashtabula last night. He argued Congress approval would restore prosperity by funding pensions through a national two percent tax on securities and bank transactions. Townsend claimed roughly 40 million supporters have joined his movement and said the plan would retire the national debt while creating jobs.
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Ashtabula
Francis KE. Townsend
Congress
Countie
Townsend
Ledsarge
South Amherst Society Meeting And Parish Activities
South Amherst notices report a Men’s Dinner planned for Monday the second, with about 399 served at St John’s Woman’s Parlors. Other items include Sunday School and worship schedules at St John’s Evangelical and Church of Nativity, local hunting season comments, and a memorial day program planned by Galion Elks with Charles Schmidt Titlin as principal speaker.
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South Amherst
The
Ladtors
St. John’s
Galion
Charles Schmidt
Titlin
Elks
Jingles and Chest Donations Across Communities
Disjointed text shows a collage of phrases about giving to the community chest, with names like Martha Fester, Garford School, and Roosevelt. Mentions of old songs, a merry old soul, and appeals to help the poor appear amid garbled lines and fragmentary notes.
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Steen
Martha Fester
Garford School
Community Chest
Green. McHinley
Market prices for produce and grains listed in Toledo market
The ledger shows apples, carrots, cauliflower, celery and squash prices by basket or bunch, with sacks and pecks for other items. Grain and feed prices cover wheat, oats, flour, alfalfa, rye, and middlings, with no. 3 yellow corn and other market terms. Toledo Produce notes butter and eggs prices as well, under the local milling company and fair association provisions.
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Prodiuer
Enluine
Bite
Oeeke
Lerttee
Hebterd
Per Ip
Stee
Few
Peerer Ze
Child Milling Co
Barkel
Bard
Lewis Resigns A F L Office
Washington November 23 President John L Lewis of the United Mine Workers Union resigns as vice president of the American Federation of Labor. A brief letter to William Green followed by a rebuke from the federation executive council condemns his stand for industrial unionism and vertical unions. The Atlantic City convention intensified the feud as Lewis and allies planned a council to pool resources.
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Washington
Prest
John L. Lewis
Unit- Mine Workers Union
Confederation of Labor
William Green
Onix Nours
Executive Council
Federation
Green Himsel
Lewis-Green
Atlantic City
Lewis
Garment
Indus
Community Club Plans School Program November 26
South Ridge community club members will meet at the school on Tuesday evening November 26 with Mrs. Newton Baus and Mrs. Ralph Fow responsible for the program. The Berlin Heights High School will present a play and Elyria group will provide musical numbers, and all are invited.
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Ery G. Keller
Clere 7 School of Art
Cher HS
O'Vlack
South Cedar
Marcus Berawer
Elyria
Kramer
Jera- 0
MM Street
Gd Monde
Westwood Cemetery
Bell
Alfred Bord
Bond
Narit Proufessor
Fursis A
Webser
Mir
Ancé
Lawrence Webperster
Bert Har
Af Street
Community Club
South Ridge
Newton Baus
Ralph Fow
Berlin Heights
Clarence Peabody
Anselle
Gust Smith
William Peabody
Ria
Fred Schubert
L. Phiel
Russell Walker
Ernest Struck
E. F. Snyder
Laura Lytle
E. C. Schmbert
Oliver
Townline Road
Teodore Grills
W. Ridse
C. J. Smith
Walter Struck
Smith- Peabody
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Tonite Schockhart
Winters Boys
Mother's Fried Spring Chicken
Ventcore Inn
Day
Bluebird
Court Street
Feighta
Xorikh Wevilie If
Voree
Joseph Cleveland
Neglécz
Ohio Farm Bureau
O’donnell
Court &T
Esther Alflenerlin
East Lorain St
Bob Herrick
E. Lorain St
Samuell
Gineer
Oberlin Warren
Oberlin Inn
Grapis
Stures
Brion
Lergs
Amherst
Miss Drethy Doenes
Croup
Mr F.C. Razh
Arze
N.S. Hearn
Rased
Irman
Janet Smith
Lords Pravert
Wilma Holzhaner
Dr. Townsend
Bunco Party
Onal
Kers Sunday School
St. John’s Evangelical
EL Schmidt
Church of Nativity
R J. Steizer
B. H
Sanday School
Maliez
Frank Sherba
A. R. Kimpion
Ney
Ur Erusi
Philadelphia
Muski Hed Conservancy
Edward Brandt
Brandt
Laurence Deggar
Jack
Kiron
Natalie Boriar
Cole
Regen
McHunter School
Dent Rey
Pilar Unfa Roosevelt Shea
George Baday
State Bureau of Today
Toledo Grain
Toledo
Ettras
A. F
Bulletin
Petite
Wael Ra
Hotel Newell
Mr. Woolf
Western Reserve Finance
Western Reserve
Lorain County Company
Glen Rogers
Checker
Pocahontas
Elyria Lumber & Coal Co
Chestnut Street
Crehore
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