Ohio sales tax raises over 28 million dollars in seven months
Ohio state records show the sales tax has collected 28,488,822.59 since operation began. A monthly distribution totals 4,078,613.73 with local governments and schools receiving most of the funds and county poor relief absorbing 333,333.33. Local funds are allocated monthly to counties, with school funds distributed quarterly by attendance.
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Columbus
Ohio
Joseph T. Tracy
Tracy
Court actions and divorces blur local docket notes
Wellington suits seek 405 2150 and 500 sums with foreclosure relief and property claims. Divorce petitions reveal Alice Wieder versus Glide Wieder married 1916 with four children, Betty Kalis and Gust Kalis married 1928 separated by cruelty. Mis- hawaka Indiana clerk cites 600 salary rise tied to an economy campaign law.
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Alice Wieder
Lorain
Glide Wieder
Local Elks Accept Invitation to Columbus Lodge Anniversary
Local Elks members plan to attend the Golden Anniversary celebration of Columbus Lodge No 3719 on September 18 at the Columbus Elks Home. The program features dances shows and amusements with visitors from across the state aiding the event.
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Elks Lodge
Colum
Columbus Lodge
Columbus Elks
Elks
August 1934 Auto Sales Report for Lorain County
The Lorain County auto department reports August totals: 215 cars and 84 trucks sold. July figures show 287 cars and 33 wrecks sold. The bureau notes 30 new trucks were sold in August and indicates overall motor vehicle activity at the courthouse.
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Lorain
Mobile
Townsend Club Plans Picnic Rally at Cascade Park
Townsend Club members met in City Hall to finalize plans for a September picnic and rally at Cascade Park. Speakers will include Mr. Robb of Cleveland and William Flammer of Elvria to explain the Townsend Plan to members and friends. The event is open to all interested.
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Cascade Park
Townsend Club
City Hall
Robb
Cleveland
William Flammer
Elvria
Spea
Townsend
Auto collision damages two Lorain Fairport drivers
Cars driven by Mrs. Paul Virtue of Lorain and Steve Kippla of Fairport collided on Lake Road west of Lorain around 9 p.m. deputies reported. The phrase war is not something we want to resist, but something we want to prevent appears, but no further context is provided.
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Paul Virtue
Lorain
Steve Kippla
Fairport
Lake Road
County Cooking School Planned in Lorain County
Preparations for an economy cooking school in Lorain County are under way under Miss Alice Bird extension agent. Wil Rave to lead the program with support from Ohio State University specialists. The event, delayed from an October date, aims to teach use of eggs meat and vegetables from local farms to residents of Lorain County.
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Lorain
Poarls
Mike
Alice Bird
Lorain County
Isath
Miss Bird
Ohio State
Wil
Moss Bird
Hundreds Of Hogs Die From Cholera In Lorain County
The worst hog cholera outbreak in the area decimates hogs across Lorain County. Reports say Avoni township and nearby areas suffer heavy losses with several farms noting about 18 hogs per farm. Authorities urge preventive measures as the disease spreads and attempts to control it remain limited.
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Lorain County
Ashland
Ketta
Ambhe
Avoni
Baird
Bronnheim
R.A
Avonis
A. Manthel
Leases Filed For 608 Acres In Grafton Township
Two leases filed in Grafton list 608 acres total. One lease covers 30 acres owned by A C Mennell and Louise Mennell, the other 189 acres owned by J V Minnell and Vienna G Minnell. The records were recorded Wednesday by Har- (text truncated).
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Grafton
Iam Maid L. P
A C
Louise Mennell
J. V
Vienna G. Minnell
Har
Administrator Seeks 10000 Damages Over Boy's Drowning
Ernest Furst as administrator of the Thomas Furst estate sues The Ohio Public Service Company for 3810,000 alleging negligence after a boy drowned on February 18 1934 when warm water discharged into a lake from the Lorain plant and the ice near the plant was thinner. The suit claims the company should have protected that lake section from unsuspecting walkers from nearby solid ice areas.
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Ernest Furst
Thomas Furst
Ohio Public Service Company
Lorain
Americanization School Continues Under Legion Sponsorship
Elyria residents will continue the Americanization program at the local school starting November 17 under director John Kolopos. The class, organized by the American Legion Elyria post, will accept applicants who wish to attend.
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American Legion
Elyria Post
John Kolopos
Elyria Mah School
Boys Clubs Plan To Resume Summer Activities
CoA notes plans to restart club activities for summer with Senior City among first to prepare. Executive committee met to outline year ahead and will reconvene for planning and officer appointments. Junior Hi-V Club also set for a meeting to organize its start.
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Coa
The
Cers
Richard
Fred Oldfield
Orville Strohl
Theodore Underhill
Douglas Brrdon
Memory of a perilous sea rescue and aluminum mystery
A survivor recalls the moment rescue came as he hung over a rope from a burning ship, stepping into a lifeboat with fear and relief. The narrative shifts to an odd aside about aluminum never forming naturally and clay containing aluminum compounds, hinting at an unlikely scientific note within the fragment.
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Ng Wa
Thor
Obituary and Local News From Oberlin
The Oberlin area reports the death of Mrs Anna Bischoff widow of the late John K Bischoff at her son Paul Bischoff’s home in soula Montana after summering there. Rev Bisehoff died about two x a m and the remains are being returned to Oberlin for a Saturday afternoon service at Sedzeman funeral Parlors. Burial will be in Westwood cemetery. The column notes many residents’ travels and mentions Dr H H Kung and Oberlin in Shansi, as well as other hometown movements including visits to Morgant street, Norwalk fair attendance, trips to Vermilion on the Lake and teaching assignments in Cleveland and New Philadelphia.
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Oberlin
Anna Bischoff
John K. Bischoff
Paul Bischoff
Eign Missions
H. H. K’ung
Oberlin-in-Shansi
Airs
William
Williams
China
George L Williams
Mir
G. Worcaster
Morgat Street
Nelson
Madison
Patearille
Mentor
Clyde Wilson
Painter
Frank Wilson
George Jackson
Wendolyn
Norwalk
Doc. May
North Main Street
Pontias
Mich
Morgan Street
Vermilion-on-the Lake
Ethelind Wright
New Philadelphia
Henry G. Klermand
Forest Street
Wilma Turner
White Plains
N. Fee
Niagara Falls
Quebec
Maine
Marjorie Jameson
Jameson
Canada
Cleveland
Council Accepts Bank Bids For Public Funds And Gas Mains
At a meeting last evening the council accepted bids from banks on securities for public funds. The council also passed a resolution allowing Obig Fuel Gas to install new mains in the village for better service. A monument committee report was presented, with a plan to remove the damaged soldier's monument and preserve essential parts for rebuilding in a new monument.
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Obig Fuel Gas Company
Sails For China Mrs Withame Heads East to Teach Abroad
Mrs Alice M Withame sailed last Saturday for China to spend two years with her daughter Miss Gladys Williams who is teaching near Shan si under the Congregational Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions.
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Alice M. Withame
China
Gladys Williams
Shansi
Congregational Board of Commissioners For For
Death Notices for Bishoff and Cronin in Elyria area
Mrs. Anna Bishoff widow of Rev J K Bishoff died at her son Paul’s Missoula Montana home. Funeral at Sedgeman Parlors Saturday at 2 pm with Rev Ernst Irsen officiating. Burial in Oberlin cemetery. Survived by sons Paul and Eugene and two grandchildren. Mrs May J Cronin died at home 100 East Second Street after heart trouble. Born in Galway Ireland August 5 1850 she lived in Elyria 19 years. Survived by husband John J Cronin two sons JW Cronin and Raymond Cronin a brother CG Commi of New York City and sister Mrs Frank Yorks Longford Ireland. Burial at St Mary’s cemetery after services at St Mary’s church Friday morning and 7 pm.
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Anna Bishoff
Oberlin
J. K. Bishoff
Paul
Missoula
Montana
Sedgeman
Ernst Irsen
St. Paul’s Church
Elyria
Bis
May J. Crowin
May J. Cronin
East Second Street
Cronin
Commi
New York City
Frank Yorks
Longford
Ireland
St. Mary's Church
Altar Society
W “ Funeral Home
St Mar Church
James Daley
St. Mari’s Cemetery
Wellington D Sept 5 Hattie Baumgardner obituary note
Hattie Baumgardner wife of Leonard R Baumgardner died at 9 39 p m at her Wellington home after months illness She was born near Wareman and lived in the area all her life active in the Methodist church teaching and directing young piano students She was in the King's Daughters and Woman's Club Survived by husband Jen Merle and Mary Ellen at home mother Mrs Fletcher brothers Norman and her in Painesville Body at Sharpe Funeral Home awaiting removal to the Methodist church Saturday afternoon for services at 2 00pm Funeral for Ella Miller daughter of Mr and Mrs Thurston Miller of this village held at Ruggles cemetery Funeral services for Fredrick Almroth will be Friday morning at 19 o'clock at Crown Hill Cemetery North Amherst Dr E J Bond officiating Friends may call at Sudro Funeral Home
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Wellington
Hattie Baumgardner
Leonard R Baumgardner
Aumgardner
Wareman
Maxhodist
Sue
Ngton King's Daughters
No Woman's Club
Vingare
Jen
Merle
Mary Ellen
Fletcher
Norman
Her
Painesville
Sharpe Funeral Home
Methodist Church
Fredrick Almroth
Crown Hill
North
Amherst
Ohio
E. J Bond
Sudro Funeral
Florida Keys storm death toll estimate underway
Authorities mobilize Florida and federal resources to count residents across the Keys ring from the peninsula tip to Key West after Monday night storm. Rough tallies place 650 war veterans in four FERA camps, 200 in Tavernier, 40 on Plantation Key, with about 1,090 on the remaining keys. If 300 dead and 509 injured hold, about 1,059 survivors or missing are involved. private estimates of 500 dead lack credence. The text reflects on political speeches versus information and entertainment.
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Florida
Army
Navy
Plantation Key
Dozen New Laws Effective Today
A dozen new laws from the recent general assembly took effect today after the 90 day referendum period. The liquor control act strengthens the monopoly system and allows liquor sales until 2 80 A. M. Sunday morning. The liquor board may withhold permit revenues from noncooperating local subdivisions and must hear all revocation cases. The 3 2 beer age limit rises from 16 to 18. The McIntyre Act requires the state to pay for maintenance of insane patients placed in private hospitals when state facilities are unavailable. About 390 patients are currently housed in private institutions by Cuyahoga county due to lack of state hospital capacity.
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Columbus
General Assembly
Cuyahoga County
Cleveland State Hospital
Ainstituten
Oil Tanker Disabled Off Florida Coast
The oil tanker C. B. Watson was reported disabled in heavy seas off the Florida coast. Coast Guard cutter Nemesis from Jackson stood by to attempt a tow. The Watson has a crew of 26 men onboard.
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New York
C. B. Watson
Florida
Coast Guard
Nemesis
Jackson
Woman's Union Session and Community Notices in South Amherst
The Woman's Union of St John's Eranal church resumed after a summer recess with devotional scripture read by Mrs Harry Brucker and an engaging talk by Rev C E Schmidt on how adults encourage youth work.Business handled, social hour served by Mrs Alex Flowers. Members urged to attend 7 30 pm church board meeting before fall conference. Mrs Joseph Heathcote hosted Women Foreign Missionary Society at Gaston road. Royal Neighbors meeting at Mrs David Barnhart's home. New residents Mr and Mrs George Bauer and family moved to East Main Street. Briefs note Mrs Martin Springer visiting Mansfield and family moves from East Main to Brownhelm. Miss Margaret Histed returns to teaching. Ward Hubbard and Elyria visitors.
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South Amherst
Woman's Union of
St. John’s Eranal Church
Harry Brucker
Fred Foster
C. E Schmidt
Alex Flowers
Joseph Heathcote
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Gaston Road
Martin Springer
Chas. Kafer
Mansfield
Ohio
A. Sprunk
Hubert Hahn
East Main Street
Brownhelm
Margaret Histed
Ohio State University
Columbus
Ward Hubbard
Elyria
Australia Grants Invalid Pensions After Five Years
Australia provides invalid pensions to residents who have lived in the country for at least five years, have become incapacitated, and lack other adequate means of support.
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Australia
Cleveland Market Totals For Various Produce And Livestock
Markets report Cleveland produce and livestock with prices for eggs live poultry cattle sheep and lambs apples beans grapes tomatoes and greens. Notable entries include Jersey and Ohio potatoes at 225 and 110 respectively, cattle prices up to 1230 pounds, lambs 8.50 to 9.25, and apples and beans showing mixed availability and prices.
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Cleveland
Macket
Jersey
Ohio News In Brief: Columbus and State Reports
Ohio brief items cover the autumn League of Ohio Sportsmen convention at Buckeye Lake with events listed, plus remarks by Gov Dagay on the state budget and university leadership. Other notes include Emmons’ civil service reappointment, a mine accident in Muskingum County, a fatality case in Newark, and Lima’s police lineup identifying two bank robbery suspects from Philadelphia.
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Columbus
League of Ohio Sportsmen
Buckeye Lake
Oliver Hartley
Henry J. Pfeffer
Kenton
Toledo
Martin L. Dagay
Geo. Richtmire
Ohio State University
Oddities in the Day's News highlights
Across multiple briefs from Anita Iowa Omaha Nebraska and Washington readers learn of curious incidents. A canary returns after a bull snake is killed. Amy Earhart jokes about wearing dresses. AAA workers report rats and a cat in the postoffice. a thief seizes a bag with trowels while a safe remains untouched.
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Washington
AAA
Postoffice
Frog Habitat Limits Do Not Suit Dry Areas
Frogs require damp surroundings as their skin stays thin and moist. dryness would cause dehydration, so frogs cannot thrive in dry places.
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Butler
Champaign
Clark
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Darke
Erie
Fayette
Fulton
Paulding
Preble
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Richland
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Seneca
Shetbr
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Yan We
Wood
Seereeen Pase
Bana Weseserrie
Robert Walden
June Gosling
First Wellington Bank
Frank Miller Et al
Emma Vosburgh
Harry Hebebrand
Betty Kalis
Gust Kalis
Mishawaka
Ind
Ralph J. Vance
Court Street
Marcel Permanents
Brookhouser
Middle Avenue
Perro
O’donnell Wall Paper & Paint Co
Court
W. H. Struck
Broad Street
Roper Gas Ranges
Stearns and Foster Mattresses
Foster Ideal Springs
Slyria
Ghia
County Cooking School
Boy
Esther Alflen
Mrs, Balumgardner
Funes
Ella
Thurston Miller
Ruggles
Almroth Funeral
Society
Methodist Official Board
Missionary Society
Royal Neighbors
Royal Neighbors Lodge
David Barnhart
Nelson Brill
George Bauer
Henrietta
J. L. Davis
Turner
Ohio News
State Canton Council
Davey
Ralph W. Emmons
State Civil Service Compion
Emmons
Zanesville
Harold Ramsey
Bethesda Hospital
Muskingum
Newark
MR. Frease
Clement Kelly
Lima
J. H. Gudakunst
Joseph Sommers
Joseph Mantikonis
Philadelphia
United Press
Anita
Frank Roberts
Omaba
Neb
Sept. Au
Amy Earhart
Charles Fuchs
Newell Hotel
Broad St
Reublin Bros
Toceis
Scinls
P. V
Isian J
Hoy
Chase and Sanborn
Downey Flake Floran
Hannah
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