Eby Shoe Company seeks tax refund in U S Court of Claims
The Eby Shoe Company Inc of Ephrata files a $12 233 36 claim for 1920 and 1921 with the U S Court of Claims seeking a refund of corporate income and profits taxes. It asserts the former Harry Eby Shoe Company and Kiddy Shoe Company should have been taxed on a consolidated return rather than as separate entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eby Shoe Company, Inc
Ephrata
United States Court of Claims
Harry Eby Shoe Company
Kiddy Shoe Company
First official print of the Constitution in 1787
In the September 19 1787 issue of Dunlap and Claypoole's Pennsylvania Pocket and Daily Advertiser the first official printing of the Constitution appears. The item notes a sermon or call by The Pastor Says about trouble and urges placing the document in homes while avoiding broader introductions to all groups. John Andrew Holmes is referenced.
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Dunlap & Claypoole
Pennsylvania Pocket and Daily Advertiser
Troubie Vanes
John Andrew Holmes
Public Sale At Wissler Residence On Lancaster Highway
A public sale is set for Saturday April 1929 at the Jacob Wissler residence along the Lancaster and Lititz Highway. A complete line of household goods will be offered including an electric washer refrigerator kitchen cabinet solid mahogany rockers pictures and mirrors and more. The sale starts at 1 30 PM with terms announced by Jennie Grosh Wissler.
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Jacob Wissler
Lancaster & Lititz
Stock Yards
Jennie Grosh Wissler
Public Sale of Real Estate in Lititz Pa 1929
Trustees will offer at public sale the Lot of Ground in Lititz Lancaster County Pa. on Spruce Street facing Pine Alley measuring fifty two by two hundred feet with four frame houses on Spruce Street and a stone double dwelling on Pine Alley. Sale April 27 at 2 PM. Terms announced by J W Royer R E Worley trustees. Hassler Wissler Zimmerman Myers Kready attorneys.
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Alice A. Hertzler
Orphans’ Court
Lancaster County
Elizabeth A. Sanders
Lititz
Pennsylvania
Spruce Street
Pine Alley
J. W. Royer
R. E. Worley
Elizabeth A. Sauders
S.C. Hassler
Auc
Jos
B. Wissler
Zimmerman, Myers & Kready
Lancaster Exhibitors Win Prizes At State Farm Show
Nearly five hundred dollars in prize money was awarded to Lancaster county exhibitors at the State Farm Products Show in Harrisburg during January. Checks totaling 474.75 were mailed to local winners, plus five ribbons a sweepstake award and ten refund checks. Top awards included a 40 dollar poultry display prize to Guy S. Buch of Lititz. other ten dollar plus winners include J. C. Garber D. M. Landis Anna Graybill Benjamin Snavely Samuel A. Shirk Abner Risser John Breneman Marvin Brubaker C. B. Snyder Hugh F. Hiseman Whatglen Poultry Farm Wilson M. Shirk and Guy S. Buch.
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Lancaster County
Harrisburg
F. S. Bucher
State Farm Products Show Commission
Lancaster
Guy S.buch
Lititz
J. C. Garber
D. M. Landis
Anna Graybill
Benjamin Snavely
Samuel A. Shirk
Abner Risser
John Breneman
Marvin Brubaker
C. B. Snyder
Hugh F. Hiseman
Whatglen Poultry Farm
Wilson M. Shirk
Guy S. Buch
Sale Register Listing Brunnerville and Spruce Street Properties
Saturday, April 6, 1929 in Brunnerville Warwick Township a lot with a 1 story frame house and 1% story kitchen plus household articles by Clara A Roth. Saturday, April 27 four 2% story frame dwellings on Spruce Street and a double 21% story stone dwelling on Pine Alley by J W Royer and R B Worley trustees of Alice Hertzler and heirs of Elizabeth Souders.
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Brunnerville
Warwick Township
Clara A. Roth
Spruce Street
Pine Alley
J. W. Royer
R. B. Worley
Alice A. Hertzler
Elizabeth A. Souders
Linden Wall students host Easter music show
From the Past From the Files of THE RECORD fifty years ago reports Linden Wall students presenting a musical soiree before a large audience. Weidler Bender and Benny Shert zer planned a Baltimore trip on six horses to sell them.
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Linden Wall
Weidler Bender
Benny Shertzer
Baltimore
Broad Street
Frederick Kiing
Warwick
Emaus
Lehigh County
Nagle
Europe
Moravian Church Receives Forty Members in Lititz
Twenty five years ago on April 1 1904 John Evans sold one and a half acres on the Manheim road to B B Leaman for 1000 dollars. Neidemyer Brothers were building a planing mill along the railroad as Lititz High seniors visited the power house and the Record Classified ads appeared.
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John Evans
B. B. Leaman
Manheim Road
Moravian Church
Lititz High School
Neidemyer Brothers
The Cause of It All Phe Women and Men
Fragmentary text argues about women and men roles and a phantom ideal. It mentions a wife as a savior when a husband cannot meet payments. Overall, the piece reads as a satirical or symbolic treatise on gender and economic dependence.
It s Quite Likely A. Georgeteven Fort Worth Incident
A. Georgeteven, dubbed a madman who bit a policeman, was fined after an attempt to bite the officer was deemed misdirected. The incident occurred on the ground, with the Fort Worth Star Telegram reporting the event.
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A. Georgeteven
Fort Worth
Kindness Universal Sped by Land and People
An enigmatic note speaks of Kindness Universal moving among crowds yet failing to find a place unsullied by human kindness, with Tarver cited as a reference point in the text.
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Humean
Tarver
Foxes Cut Ined to Act as Watch Dogs
Fragmentary note describes foxes used as watch dogs by a London source. It mentions membranes and thurpese as tools to improve efficiency with fierce behavior.
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London
Grawmar Shift Barred From Honeystencn Adipetive
In Wayne News Senpipel, a report notes a shift in terms used in a local education column. The article cites confusion over phrases and their impact on readers.
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Penn
Cmd
Wayne News-Senpipel
Spring Is On Ready Made Suits Sale In Blue Brown Grey
Spring is on with ready made suits two pair pants priced from eighteen fifty to thirty five dollars. Boys four piece suits from six fifty to fifteen dollars. Coats trench rain sport silk and wool slip overs. Shirts under clothes and sleepwear from one dollar. Suiting and khaki trousers offered.
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Sweet-Orf and Co
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U. S
Fulton Theater Lancaster
Grand Opera
Opera Company
Hope Hampton
Puccini
Huebener & Habecker
Main
Hollinger
Liberty Street
Hershey & Gibbel
Lititz, PA
Wingert & Haas Hat Store
John A. Haas
N. Queens St
Lancaster, Ps
Ada Schnerer
Public Insurance
W. H. Muth & Co
Fanny
MR. Featherhead
Mieut
Felix
Ganmtes Tseprair Neave
Pfantz Bros. Dept
Tre Square
Lititz, Penna
Asprey
Regent
ASN
Harman
Life On
Tibet Enairer
Cooper’s
W. H. Buch
Clothier & Gents’ Furnisher
Pke
Prunes
Tbs
California
ASCO
Clorox
Kansas
Toll
Farmdale
Libby
Rosedale
Asco Bartlett
del Monte
Asco Coffee
Victor
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