Ohio tax collections show slight rise in first half of 1956
Ohio state and county tax reports reveal that general tax revenues in the first half of 1936 were only marginally higher than the prior year, while delinquencies and special assessments varied by county. The release notes some counties boosted total levies, others lowered them, with overall trends indicating improved collection effort in counties where re-spread of the special assessment was enacted.
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Lumbus
Ohio
State Commission
Regain Lost Weight With S S S Tonic
Underweight worries stem from stomach digestion and red-blood cell issues. S S S Tonic claims to stimulate stomach juices and improve digestion before meals, promising quicker weight regain and compliments as you feel revived. Sold by BHSSS Co.
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S.S.S. Tonic
Jook. S
Bhsss Co
Rebels Target Buildings With Air Bombs Reported
The report notes that counties face a slight increase of 2 440 000 over last year in tax receipts while indicating faster current collections. Delinquencies from prior years have fallen but remain largely uncollectible as time passes, reducing expected recoveries under existing methods.
Local Legion elects officers. Kolopos likely 1938 commander
John Kolopos is elected junior vice commander and likely to become commander in 1938. A. J. Lehman, Carl Filmore, Carl Wolf, Walter Barnes, and Allyn Rose are named for chaplain, sergeant at arms, adjutant, treasurer, and historian, with Filmore, Wolf and Barnes reelected. The sole contested race was for the house committee, where Thomas Welsh defeats Dr. R. Agate 39 to 37. joint installation planned for Lorain and Medina County posts.
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John Kolopos
Wil
A. J. Lehman
Carl Filmore
Carl Wolf
Walter Barnes
Allyn Rose
Filmore
Wolf
Barnes
House
Thomas Welsh
R. Agate
Lorain
Medina County
Man Confesses to Pitchfork Killing of Wife in Ohio
In Marion Ohio Sheriff Fred F. Miller said 65 year old Charles Warwick would face a murder charge after allegedly confessing to beating his 72 year old wife to death with a pitchfork handle. Warwick claimed his wife had struck him with a cane first and he acted in retaliation. Mrs Warwick died in a local hospital after detailing the assault on her death bed.
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Charles Warwick
Warwick
Miller
Elyria High Teacher Named Next American Legion Commander
Elyria High School educator Carl L. Smith will assume command of Elly ria Post No 12 American Legion next month after the post elects officers Tuesday night. Paul O Collins will serve as senior vice commander, succeeding Smith. Nielsen remains current commander. Elections followed the post’s long standing policy.
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Carl L. Smith
Elyria
Ellyria
American Legion
Paul O Collins
Smith
Ebc Nielsen
Collins
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