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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1958
Page
5
Tax guidance explains how a dependent can be claimed for the dependency credit even if no single contributor furnishes over half the support. When multiple people share support, one contributor with at least 10 percent of the support can claim the credit if all others agree not to. An agreement on Form 2120 must be filed with the claiming taxpayer’s return.
Kearney Post No. 6 American Legion reports paid-up 1958 membership of 155, down from 212 in 1957, with a 1958 quota of 220. The post aims to hit the quota well before April 1 as Frederick E Wilkinson, membership chairman, leads efforts. The regular monthly meeting is tonight at 8 pm in the post home.
The Kingsmen Bugle and Drum Corps plan a townwide drive for January 12 at 10 a.m. to collect waste paper magazines and rags for the corps equipment fund. If stormy weather occurs, the drive will be postponed one week.
Harold S. Greene was re elected captain of the Hydraulion Engine and Hose Company No 1 at their annual meeting. It will be his second term as head of the town s oldest firefighting unit. Other officers named included Wilson Luther first lieutenant Frederick E Wilkinson second lieutenant George R Fish clerk James F Meiggs treasurer Thomas F Burke Sr steward William I L Serbst Jr orderly George R Fish delegate to RI State Firemen s League and Wilson Luther alternate.
Warren man Joseph E Lt Heubercer 2 of 577 Child St Warren paid a $40 and costs fine in D 3 Court Monday morning after failing to slow down and proceed with caution at an intersecting highway on Dec 2. Docket items include cases of negligence continued to Jan 20 and several assumpsit actions with continuances to Jan 6.
Residents are asked to support a polio drive organized by a group of teenagers led by Miss Mary Carol King. Collectors will canvass neighborhoods tomorrow and request a 10 cent donation with each tree. Highway work by Reynolds G. Northup is postponed to aid the teenage effort.
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