Local Happenings and Social Notes in Hershey Area
Mr and Mrs Irvin Slesser and family move into the house on Chocolate Avenue vacated by Mr and Mrs J E Hill and family. Numerous local visits and marriages noted, including Miss Viola Marie Smith and Grattan Samuel Allen wed in the Sixth Street United Brethren Church with plans to reside in Washington. Several residents attend events in Harrisburg and Philadelphia. Hershey Store staff appearances and a lost aluminum pencil are logged. a survey printing note explains new line justification technology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Slesser
Chocolate Avenue
J. E. Hill
R. S. Woomer
New York
Mike” Eby
Soda
Hershey
Palmyra
Violet Rice
Lindabel Flume
Harrisburg
Moritz Lovinger
William
Rose
Rabbi Silver
Klein
Harvey Shope
Emma Wirt
Ira Backestow
Viola Marie Smith
Grattan Samuel Allen
Harrisonburg
Sixth Street United Brethren Church
Irvin Richardson
James Bobb
Frank Edris
S. S. Brown
Philadelphia
Caroline Slesser
Hugh Wall
Jane Hummel
Hummelstown
G. C. Wolfinger
Fred D. Botts
Walmer
Minnie Good
Pachmanville
John O’hara
Lewistown
O'hara
Ida Kline
Middletown
Women and Taxes 1919 Incomes and Exemptions Detailed
The Collector warns that women with income in 1919 must file federal tax returns and pay taxes. Exemptions include $1000 basic, $1000 head of family, and $200 per dependent under 18 or defective. Separate returns may be required for married women with income from separate sources or if household net income exceeds $500. Widows or single women may claim full-year exemptions. Also notes wartime ship investment recoveries and a Senate Commerce Committee discussion on sale plans and costs.
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Internal Revenue
Lederer
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Necessity
Broad Street
U. S
United Tates
D. B. Skinner
Seattle Shipbuilding
Senate Commerce Committee
Tie
Jones
Skinner
George Washington
Hershey Department Store
the Press
Hershey, PA
Valentines
Dan Cupid’s Own
Valentine
Valent