State taxes fund debt and interest in Ohio report
Ohio tax funds show 19.1 cents of every dollar to interest on public debts and about 1.2 cents to the state, 20 cents to counties, 52 cents to townships, 45.2 cents to schools, and 28.4 cents to municipalities. Bonded indebtedness across counties rose about 35.2 million to 959.9 million, with only Trumbull County reducing debt. gains hit Cuyahoga Summit Lucas Hamilton Montgomery Franklin Ashtabula Mahoning Scioto, while Vinton county held the lowest debt at 135,494.
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Columbus
Ohio
Joseph T. Tracy
Bottlh
Trumbull
Ohio Committee On Public Ceuby Information
Anncrease
Curahoga
Summit
Lucas
Hamilton
Montgomery
Franklin
Ashtabula
Mahoning
Scioto
Vinton
Ladies Auxiliary meeting in Amherst with convention report
The Ladies' Auxiliary met at the Legion rooms in South Amherst for a regular business session. Delegates Mrs. Paul Mori and Mrs. Henry Kalb reported on their attendance at the American Legion and Auxiliary convention in Columbus. A social time followed with members including Mrs. Reinhart, Kern, Hamill, Ruth, Mathes, Mori, Stone, Kolb, Engle, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
Paul Mori
Henry Kalb
American Legion and Auxiliary
Columbus
R. Reinhart
Clerehce Kern
Henry Hamil
Harry Ruth
Harmon Mathes
Pant Mori
Meeting Notes And Local Appointments At First Congregational
Mrs. Clarence Kern of Am and Mr Henry Kolh hosted the event while officers named Arthur Powers J G Townsend George Volk treasurer Mrs Emil Ruth and clerk Mrs S W ber will continue through the year. Sunday school to follow church services led by F E Eastman at Six thirty nine oclock. Several residents visited relatives in Elyria Cleveland Amherst and Amherst area towns on Tuesday and Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Slack
Clarence Kern
Henry Kolh
First Congregational Church
Arthur Powers
J. G. Townsend
George Volk
Emil Ruth
Arthur Power
F_E_ Eastman
Clarence Bake
Andrew
Elsha
Augusta
Sor
Ely
Martin Springer
Amherst residents visit relatives and neighbors across towns
Murial of Amherst spent Wednesday with relatives. Robert Allsop visited relatives in Cleveland Wednesday evening. Ford Moser and family joined S Xash in Oberlin Wednesday. Walter Urnchall did Elyria business Wednesday. Elyria households Schroeder Becker visited Amherst and Elyria friends Tuesday. George Vogler Schroeder of Elyria joined a Palmer visit. George and Edward Becker welcomed Amherst visitors Tuesday. Frederick Zillet and Alex Philips of Amherst noted. Hastings with W I Hastings toured Wellington for dinner with James Morrison. Ella Harper and Alex Flowers spent Wednesday in Elyria. Lucy Harper visiting E Harper for several days. Fred Koch of Amherst spent a Wednesday evening on town business. Tree alibi spiked at Neenah Wisconsin as property owners cut low branches per street department rules.
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Robert Allsop
Katherine Wolfe
Cleveland
Ward Hubbard
Elyria
Martin Springer
S. Paul Nori
Harry Reith
Amherst
Henry Ruth
Fla. Naley
Mary Fullmer
Alfred Exsery
Emil Ruth
Howard Hunt
Amherst Hospital
L. Baldskin
Elvria
Fhursdev
Martina Springer
S. Leonhard
Henry Ferman
Henr
Jena Springer
Springer
Murial
Ford Moser
Famly
S. Xash
Oberlin
Walter Urnchall
J. Schroeder
Edward Becker
George Vogler
Martin Schroeder
Dean Palmers
George Becker
Frederick Zillet
Alex Philips
Lucy Harper
E. Harper
Fred Koch
Neenah
Wis
Wabash Firemen Loan Tool to Fight House Blaze
In Wabash Indiana a local fire crew announced free loans of tree trimmers after purchasing new gear. One firefighter, jokingly blamed a wasp nest blaze on heat, but noted good equipment helps.
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Ind
Hearing aid device aids hard of hearing in city recital
A report notes the introduction of an electric sound amplifying apparatus for people who are hard of hearing. The device promises clearer sound in public events and personal use, reflecting advances in assistive technology discussed at a local gathering.
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Ady
Kolinski & Standen
Heal Estate
Elyria Sav & Trust
Harry S. Burr Jeweler
Max
Max's Diner
L. C. Smith Typewriter
Elyria Typewriter & Supply Co
West Ave
Altman & Ackerman
West End Furniture Store
Broad St
Liroleum
Singer
Singer Store
Middle Ave
Murbach Coal & Supply Co
W. Bridge St
Nobils
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