Income Tax and Excess Profits Plan 1919 Returns
The Bureau of Internal Revenue plans 1919 income and excess profits taxes with forms ready in December for returns covering the year ending 1919. Filing runs January 1 to March 15. one fourth must accompany quarterly payments. Exemptions are 1000 for individuals and 2000 for married couples. The rate is 4 percent on income above exemptions up to 4000 and 8 percent on the excess. Readers will be notified when forms are ready.
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Bureau of Internal Revenue
Birthday Party for Russell Dunlap Turns Twelve
Russell Dunlap celebrated his 12th birthday at his parents home on Monday evening. Close friends Cath Margaret Mayer and Sin aided by Mrs party erine Mas helped organize a playful surprise for the guest of honor. The event featured gifts, kind wishes, and a joyful hour with delicious refreshments.
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Russell Dunlap
L. R. Dunlap
Cath- Margaret Mayer
Sin
Erine
Mas
Dunlop
Mrs. Dunicn
Ceramany Owith
Russell Mane
Lothin
Persian Garden Service Schedules Final Audience
In a fragmentary notice the Persian Garden church hosts a service with speakers including Rav A Powers and Alyse Sopiess. Final program details mention Williees chat and Verre Gleseesh Kresd as part of the mic lineup.
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Sire
Rav A. Powers
Sopiess Alyse
Charles Est
Tonov
Mer
Ruseo
Williees
Mics Verre Gleseesh Kresd
Eres
Richard Alderson Called by Death in Highland County
Piehnard Alderson a well known Highland County resident died at his home five miles southwest of Perrysville on Wednesday evening November 12 1819 at 4 oclock aged 72 years 16 months and 2 days. The funeral service directed by NM Beerd was held Sunday afternoon at 2 oclock with interment at Hughes Cemetery.
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Piehnard Alderson
Perrysville
NM. Beerd Vis
Eock
Hughes Cemetery
Christian Church Holds Successful Closing Meeting
Rev Gesree L Aloffett led a well attended series at the Christian Church with strong turnout and no visible results. The church hopes to retain Mr Moffett for another year and notes his next appointment is the first Sunday in December. Sunday School and Social Service continue at usual hours. Mrs E M Board Mrs Lee Pott Miss Verna Glascock and Mrs Moffett attended a Hillsteere conference Friday. Willing Workers held a food sale at Mrs Fausts millinery store Saturday and plan monthly sales through winter.
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Gesree L. Aloffett
Mr. Moffett
E. M. Board
Lee Philpott
Verna Glascock
Mirs. Moffett
Hillsteere
Faust
Uncle Billie Hughes Celebrates 89th Birthday
Uncle Billie Hughes marked his 89th birthday at his home east of Gessie on Sunday the 9th with nearly all his children and grandchildren attending. He has lived to ripe old age and witnesses many changes, with health better than in years.
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Billie Hughes
Gessie
Bill
Ege
Hughes
Shooting at Bunsen Down at Universal in Clinton Township
Henry Giovanini shot Wallace Philipps and Don Sciero during a quarrel at Giovanini’s soft drink place in Universal, formerly Baccon. Wallace Philipps was seriously wounded. Don Sciero received a gunshot to the right arm. They were taken to Terre Haute hospital.
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Universal
Clinton Township
Baccon
Henry Giovanini
Wallace Phillips
Don Sciacero
Giovanini
Terre Haute
Farewell Party for Mrs Carter Leads Young Missionaries
The Junior B Y P U of First Baptist honored leader Mrs Carter with a farewell party on Wednesday night November 5. About forty five attended as camel and male refreshments, sandwiches, jelly, and echo were served. Social committee members Slanche Tracklor Pearl Zimmermen Opal Zimmermen and helpers organized the event.
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First Baptist Church
Sire
Vde Carter
Birs
Carter
Alme. Merryman
A Ftean
Cimamerman
Merryman
Tidrick
Club Organized To Enter Mrs Elmore Home This Afternoon
A five hundred chess club has been organized with sixteen members. The group plans an afternoon visit to the home of Mrs Elmore this afternoon.
Farmer Ludlow Swallows False Teeth After Accident
Ora Ludlow, a farmer near Veedersburg, was injured in an odd accident on Wednesday. He was hospitalized and later found to have swallowed his dentures. He was taken to Indianapolis by doctor order, with local doctors suggesting surgery might be needed. His wife urged transportation for evaluation.
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Ludlow
Veedersbore
Indianapolis
Recital by Lucas Pupils Draws Notable Praise
A recital by the pupils of William A. Lucas at the Presbyterian church last Friday evening impressed with technical finish and mature style. Mildred McCormick and Margaret Bogan, pupils of Mrs. Haze Costs of Weedersboro, gave engaging readings.
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William A. Lucas
Presbbyter
Mildred McCormick
Margaret Bogan
Haze Costs
Weedersboro
Lucas
Priscilla Club Social Hosted by Mrs Wm Schma
Mrs Wm Schma entertained the Priscilla Club at her Third street home on Wednesday afternoon with invited guests. The hostess served refreshments and the gathering enjoyed a pleasant social time with club members.
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Wm. Schma
Priscilla Club
Third Street
Mrs Staley Adjudged Unsound Mind Taken To Central Hospital
Sherif Banta and his wife took 85 year old Mrs Frank Staley of Attica to the Central Insane Hospital in Indianapolis Monday afternoon after she was judged of unsound mind. She has a husband and one child.
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Sherif Banta
Frank Staley
Attica
Central Insane Hospital
Indianapolis
Evans Taken to City Hospital for Bladder Trouble
Tom Evans a long time resident in the Nebeker home was taken to the city hospital in Indianapolis for bladder trouble. He had been ill at Mrs. Ritchey’s home for weeks and was joined by nurse Billy Thompson. Sewell Nebeker met him at the station and will arrange care.
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Tom Evans
E. H. Nebeker
Nebeker
Indianapolis
Leader ad drives best sales day says Herzog
Herzog of The Leader claims the previous Saturday was his largest sales day ever and Friday followed with strong business. He attributes boosted customer traffic to the ads and bills printed for him, noting patrons reached from beyond Tangier and Waynetown as well as from the north and west.
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BM. Herzog
The
Leader
Tangier
Waynetown
Five Hundred Club Opens Season At Home
Mr and Mrs W B Ceffine entertained the Five Hundred Club at their home Friday evening. It was the first meeting of the season and was greatly enjoyed by those present.
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Hiv
W. 2B
Ceffine
Five Hundred Club
Allen Alberts Buried Here in Mt Howe Cemetery
Allen Alberts aged about 57 died Monday at his home in Hervey Illinois. The body was brought here for burial at noon Thursday with interment in Mt Howe cemetery. Ann Alberts was a brother in law of Taylor Prather of this city and married the youngest sister of Mr. Other family members are buried here.
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Allen Alberts
Hervey
Mt. Howe
Ann. Alberts
Taylor Prather
Painter Reaches Home After Westbound Train Jump
William Nugent, the painter who jumped from a westbound Wabash train at Flint, was taken to Atvies Saturday morning and later boarded a train to Kinnek, a St. Louis suburb. A letter to Sheriff Benta says he is safe and well.
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Willam Nugent
Flint
Stone Bay Rum
Atvies
Kinneck
St. Louis
Sheriff Benta
Coffing Brothers Win at Des Moines Apple Show
EWE Kene COFFING SKOS and Cofing Brothers of Silverwood, noted Fountain county apple growers, won prizes at the Des Moines show last week. They took several wood prizes and earned recognition among the prize winners.
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Cofing Brothers
Silverwood
Fountain County
Des Moines
Local Businesses Undergoing Renovation and Change
The Cenles Hotel undergoes rapid restoration and updates to offer an up-to-date, first-class facility. Paul Stouse sells his seed store and related interests to devote energy to his new restaurant. J W Sinnott rents the Mein street property to open a first-class restaurant within a week. Glover Crane sells his bakery to Charles Schroll and plans a brief hiatus before resuming business in Veedersburg.
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S. Lovinvoo
Cenles
Gay Adden Tee
Paul Stouse
J. W. Sinnott
Cheminen
Hne
McCord
Glover Crane
Charles Schroll
Homer, Tl
Prize Winners At Grand Rally Green Stamp Day
The Grand Rally Green Stamp Day awarded prizes to Mrs. A. J. Royse for first, Mrs. Hyrem Jones for second, and Mr. A. Rivers for third. Thelma Glover, known as the Stamp Girl, was escorted to the Leader by Mrs. Thomas Grahim as part of the event. It was a big day for the crowd.
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A. J. Royse
Hyrem Jones
A. Rivers
Thelma Glover
Calleht
Thomas Grahim
Death of Mrs Hannah McCarty Near McCarty School House
Death came to Mrs Hannah McCarty at the McCarty school house three miles northeast of here at 1 am Thursday. She had been blind for some time and was near ninety years old. A son Vinton was buried from the home last Friday. Funeral services by Rev R B Kern will be held at 11 am tomorrow from the home, burial in Prescott Grove.
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Hannah McCarty
McCarty
Here
Vinton
R. B. Kern
Prescott Grove
State Tax Board to Hold Hearings
Fred A. Sims, Chairman, announces that the State Board will hold hearings in counties with many reassessment appeals to avoid trips to Indianapolis. Application forms for review and reassessment may be obtained from the county treasurers or the State Board.
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State Tax Board
Fred A. Sims
Indianapolis
Thanksgiving Service at Baptist Church Planned
Posters announce a union Thanksgiving service at the Baptist church on Thursday November 27 at 10 50 am. The event invites all to give thanks to God and fulfill the inner need before gathering for a communal dinner.
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the Baptist Church
Hillsboro Girl Weds Facete Reynolds in Indianapolis
Miss Martha West formerly of Hillsboro married Facete Reynolds of Kentucky in a quiet ceremony in Indianapolis on Saturday November 8 at 11 20. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Tom West, has worked at the Nordyke Auto factory. Reynolds, a Kentucky native and World War veteran, is employed at Nordyke and they will live with the bride's aunt Mrs Eva Willoughby for now.
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Martha Wast
Thulisboro
Facete Reynolds
Kentucky
Indianapolis
Tom West
Wes
Melistt
Nordyke Auto
the Croom
Nordyke
Reynolds
Eva Willoughby
Shreveport Educator Townsley Visits Local Friends
Prof. P. E. Townsley and his wife from Shreveport La arrived for a week long visit with local creatives and friends. Townsley has run the Republi can for about thirty years and notes it is a lively weekly. He heads the Shreveport branch of the Draughton Business college and has built it into a success.
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P. E. Townsley
Shreveport
Townsley
Republican
Draughton ” Business College
Will Organize American Legion Meeting Planned
A meeting will be held in the courtroom next Monday evening at 7 30 for organizing an American Legion at this point. All World War soldiers are urged to attend.
Sunday School at Methodist Church Seeks Growth
D Francis Smith leads Sunday School at 9 45 a m with 121 attendees last Sunday and a goal of 150 this week. At 11 the pastorWill speak on The Last Wish of Our Lord followed by the Lord's Supper offering heart examination and church membership by letter or profession of faith. Epworth League meets at 6 with Miss Rush Adamson in charge. No evening worship due to pastor's Bend church meetings at 7 30.
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D. Francis Smith
Covington
Barr and Hazel Phillips Wed in Cayuga City Clerk Ceremony
John A. Barr and Mrs Hazel Phillips of Cayuga obtained a marriage license from Clerk McKinney and were married by Rev. Kiskaddon. It was each party’s second marriage.
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John A. Barr
Hazel Phillips
Cayuga
County Church Conference Delivers Budget Aim
The county church meeting drew about 73 delegates from Ingersol Chapel New VinEEpecht's Prairie Waereee Metlot Veedersburg Covirview Antioch and Tillsboro. CG W Carole delivered remarks and a chorus plus violin solo by Joe Grady opened reports on county church work and a budget of 8101 was proposed for the new year.
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Myles Chi
CG. W. Carole
American Misery Society
Youns Tuepie
Joe Grady
Ingersol Chapel
New Vineepecht
sVaewime
Gesree Moffett
AL W. McGeorhey
Vis
Local court awards alimony in long marriage dispute
Through her attorney J P Ro denbeck of Attica Mrs Groen Se der war in the Pountain county eirews cont Thad a decree of aives a Covineton from Barner k Snyder of this vicinity. The decree was granted on the nz 435a0 ua y bg th0 tiff's cress compisink and st eiven Si 250 almrory and ner mom of Sirs Gacerreenan This is the last trial in a law se rs connected with yes of aut sil of wheels. Snyder and Grace Freemann were married December 19 1918 at Lafayette. She left for Elkheart March charging cruel treatment. She won support and since then the defendant paid $60 per month. Snyder filed suit for divorce. alimony awarded Friday. He must pay $1,638 alimony plus attorney fees and court costs. Mrs Grace Freemann leaves for Elkhart to establish future home.
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Simon Enyder
Irene
Rome
Merriagas
Che
Hetas
J.P. Rodenbeck
Attica
Groen
Pountain
Aives A
Covineton
Peidav
Barner K
Snyder
Tiff
Cress
Steiven
Sirs
Gacerreenan
Kfmp
Graca Freon Doaro
Lafayette
Dai
Sarder
Snrder
Grace Freemann
Elkhart
Recital a Success by Wilram Lucas and Pupils
The First Christian church hosted a Tuesday night recital by Wilram Lucas and his piano pupils. The Veedersburg News praises Lucas as an excellent teacher, skilled artist, and strong singer, predicting a bright future in his profession.
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Wilram Lucas
First Christian Church
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Richard Alderson
Bunsen
Hlundre
Bent Eas
Ora
Thomas
Ewe Kene
Coffing Skos
AD McCarty
Hillsboro
American Legion
Giesenck
Sue Osbern
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