Mrs Clara Kling Dwyer Dies in Pinckneyville
Obituary from Pinckneyville notes Clara Kling Dwyer born November 4 1862 in Lebanon Ill died January 4 1954 in Pinckneyville. Survived by sisters Mrs Lucy Heckethorne Decatur and Mrs Belle K Dorris Birmingham and daughter Winifred. Former Patoka resident taught twelve years and lived with husband William Ropert in Pickneyville since 1889.
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Elsie Gray
James de Ver
Pinckneyville
Clara Kling Dwyer
DeVer
Methodist Church
Glora K. Dwyer
Bina Clarissa Kling
Lebanon
Lucy Heckethorne
Decatur
Belle K. Dorris
Birmingham
Ala
Dwyer
Patoka
Ill
William Ropert
Pickneyville
Winifred
Begin Now Preparing Your Income Tax Return
The Internal Revenue official urges taxpayers to start filing by using Form W-2s from employers. Employers must distribute W-2s by January 31. Even before receiving W-2s, taxpayers can prepare by listing other income and business details.
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H. J. White
Internal Revenue
White
Taxpayers urged to gather W-2 forms for 1953 returns
The article explains that taxpayers who worked for more than one employer in 1953 must receive a Form W-2 from each employer that withheld federal tax. All W-2 forms must be attached to the income tax return and mailed to the Springfield district director by March 15. Salaried workers should prepare early and mail before the deadline once they have all W-2s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Internal Revenue
Springfield
Michaig
1983 Sales of E and H Bonds Reach Seven Year High
In 1953, Sales of Series E and H Savings Bonds totaled 4.368 billion dollars, up 22 percent from 1952, according to Earl O. Shreve National Director of the Savings Bonds Division at the U.S. Treasury. He noted the year marked a seven year peak and compared the surge to 1946 levels.
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Earl 0. Shreve
Savings Bonds Division
United States Treasury Department
Shreve
Savings Bonds Redemption Trends and Maturing Holdings
Shreve notes that Americans have accumulated near 450 billion dollars in Savings Bonds. Unmatured Series E and H redemptions in 1953 were lower than 1952, with 2.881 billion redeemed in 1953 versus 3.139 billion in 1952. About 10 billion in Series E bonds matured since May 1951, with 75 percent retained under a ten year extension. A university economist cites flexible price supports as superior to fixed in varying crop years.
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Shreve
University of Illinois
Farm Fillers Grow Better Vegetables This Spring
A brief gardening note urges selecting improved seed varieties to enhance vegetable yields this season. It highlights options for home gardens and suggests planning for spring planting with care and proper soil preparation.
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