Couples Must Eye Procedure In Filing Return
Editor's note explains tax brackets for joint returns and heads of households versus single filers. This third article in a five part series analyzes filing options and eligibility for lower rates.
26 Jan 1966
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1966
Page
1
Editor's note explains tax brackets for joint returns and heads of households versus single filers. This third article in a five part series analyzes filing options and eligibility for lower rates.
The article explains how married couples should file joint returns for 1965 to maximize exemptions and lower tax rates. It covers exemptions for self and spouse, head of household and surviving spouse provisions, the impact of a spouse’s income and filing status, and special rules for deaths in 1963 and 1964 with continuations for qualifying dependents.
A six year old boy, Thomas Mathu, died in a second floor bedroom as fire destroyed Club 163 on Main Street in Luxemburg Wisconsin. His brother Tim, 7, and sister Terry, 3, escaped unharmed while the building suffered total loss. Firemen from Luxemburg and Kewaunee battled the blaze in near zero weather as roofs collapsed.
The nomination deadline passed Tuesday with Justice Fairchild, 53, as the sole candidate. He was elected to the Supreme Court in 1965 to succeed his father, Justice Edward T. Fairchild, who had retired.
Monroe Clinic offers a nurse focused course titled Call Nursing 1966 starting next Wednesday February 2 in the Monroe Clinic Library. Registered nurses are primary, but trained practical nurses and aides may attend. sessions run weekly for 11 more weeks with topics on health concerns across life stages.
The county faces March primaries and April election. two New Glarus districts lack candidate filings by 5 p.m. deadline, District 5 has four candidates, and Districts 8 and 28 will see appointments by the County Board chair with board approval. Merlyn Rufer ill, Matt Eraser not seeking, Viney notes supervisors are county employees.
A watershed planning party led by Curt Lindholm of the Wisconsin Conservation Service provides project information on technical and financial assistance for a large watershed in Dane and surrounding counties. The piece notes long service history of a vocational instructor who began as an extension agent in 1944 and moved to Green County in 1948.
A village hearing attended by about 90 taxpayers reviewed Highway 59 improvements through Albany. Village President E. O. Killingstad led the meeting with Duane Dixon and Dick Green detailing straightening from Hein corner to Hillcrest Cemetery and grade changes along the corridor.
Howard Voegeli of Voegeli Farms Monticello returned from a January 14 to Dominican Republic trip. He met Virgilio Brown and area farmers seeking Brown Swiss cattle and spoke with the Dominican Agriculture Minister twice. He then visited Puerto Rico before returning to Madison, arriving in subzero weather.
Eugene Stuessy, former partner in New Glarus Hardware, has joined the Bank of New Glarus staff. A lifelong village resident and World War II veteran, he attended the University of Wisconsin.
E C Hamilton, former editor publisher of the Monroe Evening Times and newly named chairman, resigns from the Monroe Housing Authority on his physician's advice. Mayor Walter R. Ekum notes the authority's aim to provide independent living for seniors with income under $3,000 annually. The commission includes Aldermen Burgy and Tschudy, along with James Walsh and Harold Ambler, with terms ranging from one to five years.
Mrs. Palmer Duerst joins the New Glarus bank as a part time staffer starting January 24. A lifelong New Glarus resident and former bank employee, she is active in multiple local organizations.
Monroe firemen accepted the resignation of Chester Pfund during their regular meeting last night at the fire station. Pfund served thirty years and the group discussed the need for a new project to address ongoing problems in Monroe.
Pfund, veteran of 30 years with the Monroe Fire Department since October 1936, will receive an honorary fireman's badge. The department also received John McLelland’s application and he will begin a one year probationary period.
Miss Janet Buehler daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert G Buehler of 1012 19th Ave will compete for the State Sweetheart title in Milwaukee on March 5 Steart Chapter DeMoley selects her as a local Sweetheart and she will stay at the Pfister Hotel with other contestants The Monroe High School junior is active in band baton twirling Girl's Service Club Pep Club Youth Fellowship choir and church activities Also notes proposed budget cutbacks face opposition from daily state congressmen over milk program funding.
The annual meeting of the Homestead Club will be held Saturday January 29 at the Top Hat Restaurant Middleton. A noon buffet lunch will be followed by a 1 p.m. meeting. Awards to breeders will be presented.
The United Fund proposes restricting federal milk payments to children in need and to students in needy schools, marking a shift from broad distribution to targeted support for vulnerable groups.
United Fund pledges from the 1955 campaign still unpaid are due February 15. Local treasurer James A. Monson urges that the pledges be mailed to the United Fund care of the Commercial and Savings Bank.
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