Local Notes From Cherry Hill Township Mantle
Cherry Hill township items report Wilson Glassford’s fine form, Alvah Myers’s health return, Fern Cay visiting family near New Florence, and Mary Coy’s weekend with Wynona and Rhoda Wolfe. Wolfe on sick list, David Putt husking 1923 corn, supervisor John Lambing inspecting Penn Run roads, Mary Wolfe a Blairs caller, Banes Decker improving, Albert Coy at Penn Run, Larry Clark and Christ Coy in Heilwood, Harvey Brown on business, John Gregg building a new chicken house, Norman Henry's house upgrade, Brewlinger family wintering in Ulingis, Clark Strong now on Brewlinger homestead, Misses Viola and Elizabeth Makin employed in Indiana.
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Mary Coy
Wynona
Rhoda Wolfe
Wolfe
David Putt
John Lambing
Penn Run
Mary Wolfe
Blairs
Banes Decker
Albert Coy
Arry Clark
Mitchel’s Mill
David Clark
Christ Coy
Heilwood
Harvey Brown
John Gregg
Norman Henry
Brewlinger
Philip
Ulingis
Clark Strong
Miss Viola
Elizabeth Makin
Indiana
Community Notes From Oak Hurst Area
Mrs Albert McAdoo and Eva visited the CG Campbell home over Sabbath. Frank Auld returned to Detroit Midh after holidays at home. R M Palmer Oakhurst principal visited his father J A Palmer. U P church to hold Sabbath services at eleven. Seven children of the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert McAdoo
Eva
Tips for Taxpayers No 1 January 1924 tax forms
The 1923 tax year filing period runs from January 1 to March 14 1924 with penalties for late or false returns. Form 1040 replaces 1940 for wage earners. Form 1040 also used when net income exceeds $5.00 regardless of source. Those with business farming property or other income up to $5 000 use Form 1040 or 1040 as appropriate. both forms available on request from IRS offices.
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Revenue Act
Collector of Internal Revenue
Diploma Honors for Local S S Students and Bridge Completion
The community awarded diplomas of honor to Marguerite Cunningham Bertha Cunningham Lester Elly worth Percy Dwight Marie Miller and Gladys Deemer for regular attendance over the past year. A new steel bridge over Kruga Creek is completed and praised as a handsome work. Mary Stepco returns to Heshbon from Youngwood visit. C T McLaughlin visits daughter Janet of Johnstown who has been confined to her room but is slowly improving.
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S. S
Marguerite
Bertha Cunningham
Lester Ellyworth
Percy
Dwight
Marie Miller
Gladys Deemer
Kruga Creek
Mary Stepco
Heshbon
Fivecoats
Youngwood
C. T. McLaughlin
Janet
Johnstown
Local Notes From Pine Flats and Nearby
Miss Gwennie Williams spends winter with friends in Johnstown. Frank Parry and wife were in Indiana on business. Our school held an entertainment at the I O O F Hall Friday night to a large appreciative audience. John Roberts of Butler visited his brother Scott here. Mrs Rogan returned to Phillipsburg after visiting her sister Mrs A H Williams. Raymond Lockard is spending his vacation at home here. Roy Myers of Indiana visits his uncle E H Williams. Mr and Mrs E C Meeking formerly of here now Wehrum welcome a new daughter.
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Gwennie Williams
Johnstown
Frank Parry
Indiana
John Roberts
Butler
Scott
Rogan
Phillipsburg
A. H., Williams
Raymond Lockard
Roy Myers
E. H. Williams
E. C. Meeking
Wehrum
William McAdoo
A. D. Wilson
Marie
William Craig
Hohnes
Clymer
Raymond
Jimmy
Floyd
Ray
Lewis Buyer
Emma Jean Carnahan
Martha Blakely
Mead Miller
W. L. Brown
Miss Carnahan
J. O. Carnahan
James Blakley
Marvin Silvis
Idaho
Carl
Frick
Frank Munshower
Emma Buyers
W. A. Buyers
South Bend
HER MISTAKE Aged tale of Stan Wentworth and Polly
In a homey 1930s style scene Mrs. Tilden pushes Polly toward rekindling with Stan Wentworth now widowed. Polly resists while longing for a simple, honest life. Stan visits, recalls old joys, and Polly glimpses a possible return to the past as Coralie nudges a fashionable reunion.
Christmas in Parkwood Sees Families Reunite Across Indiana
Parkwood observers report a season of Christmas gatherings as families including the Craigs Toutss Blakleys Silvis Millers and Buyers shared holidays with relatives in Indiana. Several members traveled to South Bend and Gobbler's Run while others stayed locally enjoying the festive week and New Year plans.
Conference for state prison stewards at State College
About 75 stewards from state prisons and related institutions will attend a two day conference at Pennsylvania State College on January 10 and 11. Demonstrations and judging by agricultural specialists will cover best purchases of flours meats groceries textiles dairy products and canned goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College
Pennsylvania State College
Harrisburg
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Cherry Hill
Cir Wilson Glassford
M. Alvah Myers
Indiana Hospital
Ea Fern Cay
Walter
New Florence
Linton Bowes
William Neers
Saturay
Bing” Howard
Wobuat
Lave
William, Fox
William Russell
The
Night Wind
PINE
Edison Phonographs
Cindy
Walter Scanlan
VOX
Knice and Knifty Greenwich
Journvil Blues
Lewis James
Buchheit Bros
Edison
Hula
Stunga
Weatata Newspaper Union
Tilden
Polly
Ainile
Mrs. Tilden
Alan Wentworth
Mercy Mel
Stan
Lucille
Coralie
Pauline
Coralle
Stan Wentworth
Cornile
Sul
Poly
West
Phila St
Parkwood
R. A. Touts
T. W. Touts
John Blakley
Gobbler’s
Arthur
Ross Wilson
Craig
Carl Silvis
Martha Blakley
David
Martha Touts
Tillie Miller
Erymin Touts
American Tailoring Co
Car Station
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