Washington birthday closings and local notes spark activity
Local items show Washington's birthday closures affecting banks, the state liquor store, and post office hours. Pontiac Motor Co dealers report February new car registrations rising, while road crews clear drifted highways after a winter storm. Community events include a card match at Odd Fellows hall, a planned return match, and a Bible Class box social at the Bergman home.
No information on vocational school project delays
Corry Sectional District officials told the Board of Education there is no assurance on when the proposed vocational school project will begin. Superintendent Ralph S. Dewey said it likely will not be tackled until after March when the long range program starts. The heating system at the Home Economics building was addressed with repair steps and a proposed new installation to reduce stoker problems. Old furnaces in the Hazen Building will be dismantled by RWD labor, with the business manager seeking junk quotations. A recent book re-binding project employed eighteen women, and volumes in both schools and the library are in good condition after repairs handling over 4,500 volumes. An outbreak of smoke port at Washington school caused notable absences among lower grades’ pupils. The board adjourned after approving three library bills.
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Change of Venue Sought in Bruno Murder Trial
United Press reports Philadelphia February 21 that the commonwealth petitioned the State Supreme Court for a change of venue in the murder trials of Joseph J. Bruno and six other defendants tied to the Kelayres election eve massacre.
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Taxpayers' choice of bad debts deduction methods in 1921 returns
The guidance describes two methods for deducting bad debts or adding to a reserve. Returns for 1921 must continue with the chosen method unless the Commissioner of Internal Revenue approves a change, which must be requested 80 days before year end. The reserve method suits those with many accounts and long credit periods. it requires reporting of charge sales, reserve percentages, and totals of notes and accounts receivable, plus debts written off during the year.
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Crash Victims Slowly Improve in Titusville Hospital
Reports indicate Thomas Stewart 67 of Rocky Grove and John Mackinnon 50 of Frantelin remain under care at Titusville Hospital after an automobile crash north of Centreville at 10 30 Tuesday. Stewart shows facial bruises and a leg knee injury with fractured kneecap. Mackinnon has upper jaw fracture a broken nose and facial lacerations.
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