Income Tax Forms Available For Local Filings
The local internal revenue office reports a full supply of terms 1040 forms for salaries over £5,000 and 1046 forms for filing. Marion S. Woods urges residents to file now even if funds to pay are lacking, as returns can be sworn and filed and paid later. Incomes under $5,060 are taxed at 1 12 percent, and early filers have found their tax to be smaller than expected.
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Internal Revenue Office
Marion SS. Woods
Woods
Mr. Woodr
Smith Dry Cleaning Adds Rug Cleaning Department
Smith Dry Cleaning Co announces a new rug cleaning department at its plant with a vacuum and shampoo rug cleaning machinery. The expansion aims to enhance cleaning services for carpets and upholstery.
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Smith Dry Cleaning Works
Local Cleaning Company Expands with New Equipment
A cleaning firm in New Castle introduces a plant-inspired apparatus modeled after a Cleveland example. The system focuses on rug and carpet cleaning and includes gear for delicate garments, including beaded dresses. A branch at 119 North Mill Street operates with full fire and theft insurance to serve the area.
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Ing
Cleveland
North Mill Street
New Castle
Monthly Report at Deaconess Home January Meeting
At the Irene Maitland Deaconess Home on Phillips Street the January board report shows 234 calls made. Distributed 29 Bibles and testaments, 137 letters written, 167 children sewing, 170 in boys clubs, Camp Fire Girls, 50 enrolled in kindergartens, benefit fund $15.60, new classes organized at Croton and Italian Methodist churches.
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Board of Directors
Irene Maitland
Phillips Street
Croton
Bible Classes Of Y Hold Banquet Meeting
Four Bible classes of the Y M C A held a banquet and social meeting in the association banquet hall at noon today with 60 boys present. Robert Merriman, general secretary of the Y, was toastmaster. Classes represented included Indians Wild Cats Panthers and Elks.
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Association
Robert Merriman
Missing Man Located Returns To His Home
George M. Clark reported missing from his home since January 16 was found on a farm near his district. He returned home and resumed work nearby.
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George M. Clark
Riley
Auto Stolen From Front Of Senior High School
A. R. Dean of 718 Court Street reported his 1923 Chevrolet Coupe stolen last night between 7 and 9 30 oclock while it rested in front of the Senior High school. Pennsylvania license 505 609. Police are attempting to locate the vehicle.
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A. R. Dean
Court Street
Pennsylvania
Dean
Reely
West North Street
West Side
Missing Collarless Red Dog Seen Belongings Noted
A red smooth haired dog without a collar or tag was reported but no owner information provided. If identified as theirs, owners reportedly declined.
Gardner Avenue Hearing Scheduled by Public Service Commission
City solicitor Robert White says P and L E Railroad asks PSC not to abolish Gardner Avenue without protecting local rights. A hearing is set for February 18 in Harrisburg.
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Robert White
P. & L. E. Railroad Company
Public Service Commission
Gardner Avenue
Harrisburg
George Zinz Bitten By Stray Dog In City Incident
George Zinz told police he was walking on South Mill Street near 624 South Mill Street at about 5 p m January 29 when a dog ran from the residence and bit his leg. He questioned residents at the address about the incident.
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George Zinz
South Mill Street
Mr. Zinz
Diphtheria Toll Rises With Five Deaths In Nome
Dr. Curtis J. Welch, who leads Nome efforts against the diphtheria outbreak, reported five deaths, 24 suspected cases, 50 contacts, and one new case as of this bulletin from Nome Alaska dated January 31.
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E.R. Hyldahl
International News Service
Nome
Alaska
Curtis J. Welch
Heater Installed at Muny Hospital Under Superintendent Davies
D. O. Davies, city buildings superintendent, announced the Municipal hospital heater has been installed. The interior will receive a varnish coat before full completion. Meanwhile, old-time children persist despite lacking vitamins in cardboard boxes.
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D. O. Davies
Fire In Home Causes Loss At Stewart Thompson Residence
A fire Friday afternoon at 819 West Washington Street caused about 500 dollars in damage. The blaze started from stuffed grate material on the second floor and was confined to that room with quick fireman action preventing further spread. Sparks ignited the old grate stuffing and clothing nearby. An incomplete call initially misled the dispatcher, but the Sixth Ward brigade confirmed the location with Mr. and Mrs. Thompson.
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Stewart Thompson
West
Washington Street
Sixth Ward
Thompson
Telephone Central
Sheriff Andrews Reports Prisoner Totals Over Three Years
Sheriff Andrews assumed charge January 2 and reports 4 917 prisoners in three years. Chief Deputy Johnston notes county and city prisoners totals, dispositions, and 1924 flows with deaths and paroles. authorizes copies to Harrisburg welfare department and board of charities. Police investigate a freezer theft from a home near West North Street Saddle.
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Witliam GF Andrews
Sherif Frank Johnston
Department of Public Welfare
Harrisburg
Board of Public Charities
Philadelphia
Clao City
Aera Bee Geee Hecees
Alleghens County
Western Penitentiary
Morganza Training School
Huntingdon Industrial School
Polk — Institution
Warren Insane Asylum
Dixmont
Fairview Criminal Insane Asylum
Allegheny County Workhouse
Western Peniten
Company K Dance Night With Business Meeting Planned
Company K plans a Wednesday evening event at the city building. The evening includes a business meeting at 7 p.m. followed by a dance for members of allied organizations. Soldiers of Veterans Hill and other groups are invited to attend.
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Willing Workers Bible Class
First Congregational Church
Griff Lewis
East Washington St
Charles Morrow
Wampum
Selina Evans
Misa
Lulu Lewis
Ethel Thomas
May Williams
James Davis
Florence Davis
Albert Jones
David Davis
George Walker
Harry Long
Harvey Cooper
Long Avenue
Christian Endeavor Society
First Christian Church
Central Presbyterian Church
Ccrib Society
Second United Presbyterian
Gleaners
Macedonian Circle
Kate Hill Missionary Society
Woman's Missionary Society
Port
Sons of Veterans Hill
Police Kill Suspect in Negro Attack Case
A man alleged to be the assailant in a four white women attack was shot and killed by police after tear bombs drove him from hiding. His body was taken to the morgue and guards were posted. photographs for identification were planned.
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Wintermammal News Service
BPN
GoPets
Washington
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Furni
Ture Sale
East Washington Street
Bible
Grand Theatre
Pittsburgh
al” Benson
Buddy Messinger
Marie Prevost
Aldine Theatre of
Pitts
Burgh
Janine Marrey
France
Paris
Wright’s
Wright's Market
Muny Hospital
EOPLE
Magnavox
Navox
Magnavox Department
Agnavox. Radio
West Washington Street
Rachael Rebekah Lodge
Rachael Rebekah Lodge No 40
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Hilda Mort
Johns Street
Mort
Nana Jenkins
R. T. Auiliary
B. of Tt
T. 371
Clendenin Hall
True Blue
Croton Avenue
Methodist Sunday School
Edith Pollen
Ruth Carr
Katherine Morse
Blanche Shingleton
Carolyn Book
Third United Presbyterian Sunday School
Francis Bevan
Beckford Street
Valentine
J. A. Cox
Manley Bates
Beckford St
Union Baptise
Luton Baptist Church
Grant Street
Henderson
W. R. Davis
Callie Williams
Kes
D. Henderson
Butler
Big Neshannock Avenue
Liberty Avenue
East Long Avenue
Boston
Harry Gross
UNSER
Srivune
Andrews
the Law
Tiary
War
Huntingdon
Morgunca
Criminal Insane Asylum
Polk
Allexbeny County
Lawrence ‘County
Company K
State of
Department of Banking Regulation
Jacob F. Perelman
Proor
Wallace Bldg
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