January 15 Deadline for 1944 Estimated Tax Payments
The January 15 deadline for filing original or amended 1944 declarations of estimated tax and for paying estimated tax installments applies to most taxpayers including farmers. The new law lets some taxpayers combine duties with their annual return. those filing returns by January 15 may skip 1944 estimated tax filing. Refunds for 1943 are issued with 6 percent interest and cannot be used to offset 1944 or deferable 1942/1943 amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Y. Dallman
Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue Office
Sunbeam Club Meeting Preview and Hosts Named
The Sunbeams met at the Towlers on Saturday January 6 with Nancy Smith presiding and heart shaped invitations for the next gathering. Attendees included Bonnie Crawford of Carlyle and Mrs Towler, plus a long list of Smiths Jones Wortman Hulsizer and Mojonnier family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline
Betty
Tommie Towler
Nancy Smith
Bonnie Crawford
Carlyle
Mrs. Towler
Nancy
Jane
Sara
Billy Smith
Margie Goff
Pauline Towler
Marilyn
Joan
Janet
Maurice Dean Jones
Wanda Hulsizer
Jane Smith
Carolyn Nattier
Tommie
Bill Smith
Darlene Wortman
Michael Willett
Towler
Mojonnier
Baptist Training Union Sees Five More At Junior Session
There were five more attendees at the Junior and Intermediate Union than the previous Sunday. All children are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Training Union
Urgent Call for Graduate Nurses in War Amid High Casualties
Amid heavy Allied offensives and rising wounded counts since Pearl Harbor, the Army and Navy issue an urgent plea for graduate registered nurses. Ten thousand needed for the Army, four thousand for the Navy, with about 50,000 currently serving and 190,000 classified for potential deployment. Applications through local Red Cross recruitment or Surgeon General offices in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Navy
Pearl Harbor
D-Day
Florence A. Blanchfield
Army Nurse Corps
Army Or Navy Nurse Corps
Red Cross Chapter
Surgeon General
Army Or Navy
Washington, D. C
Marion County AAA News Circuits Radio Talks and Seed Deadline
John F Bickett will speak from WLS at 12 45 PM January 18 1945 on the 1945 Food Production Program Archie Beard notes farmers recognize his past appearances and AAA will feature a regular KMOX program Wednesdays at 6 45 AM State lab seed test deadline extended to February 15 for red clover alsike alfalfa lespedeza and sweet clover threshing is encouraged A Polo Trailer Chassis sale at Granite City January 15 1945 is announced county AAA office can assist buyers Mrs Hobart Arnold visits Vernon with sister and brother in law Lee Peyton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Bickett
Illinois State Aaa Committee
WLS
Archie Beard
Marion County
Bicket
Mr. Beard
KMOX
St. Louis
State Office
Granite City
Ill
AAA
Zestful Corn and Pork Chop Casserole Featured
Capper's Farmer’s Country Cooking editor promotes a baked Corn and Pork Chop Casserole for stay at home evenings. The recipe uses frozen corn catsup and pork chops with bread crumbs celery and seasonings baked 45 minutes at 350 degrees to serve five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capper’s Farmer
Local Visits And Hospitalization Noted In Arnold Chapel Area
Arnold Chapel residents report several family visits over the weekend. Mrs. Lewis Jones entered Mark Greer Hospital Vandalia Friday for treatment and returned home Saturday. The Club met with Mrs. Elma Jones for quilting and rug making, with a delicious noon dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Jones
Mark Greer Hospital
Vandalia
Elma Jones
Patoka Church of Christ Services For Jan 14
The Patoka Church of Christ announces the Lord's Day schedule with Bible School at 9 30 a.m. Communion at 10 30 a.m. Elders in charge 11 a.m. sermon on The Unity of Christs Church Eph 4 1 16 evening activities include Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p.m. and Evangelistic Service at 7 30 p.m. Sermon Following Christ Matt 22 34 46 delivered by minister Robert L Graham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity of Christ’s Church
Christian Endeavor
Robert L. Graham
Boost G. 1 Morale With Good Letters
Capper's Farmer advises teenage girls to lift G I morale by writing letters that sound like talk with the recipient. Include light spice and gossip, add photos or clippings, and use neat paper or V mail for overseas correspondents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.I. Joe
Service
Jeanie
Holly Miller
Capper
Farmer
Methodist Aid Meeting With Attentive Attendance
On Thursday January 4 the Methodist Aid met in church rooms with good attendance. Mrs Emma Griffin led devotions. Mrs Elsie Gray presided at the business session and Mrs Mae Logan planned the afternoon entertainment. Hostesses were Mrs Emma Martin and Mrs Esta Martin. Angel food cake with whipped cream and coffee were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Aid
Emma Griffin
Elsie Gray
Illinois Governor warns taxes cannot be cut to fund state services
Governor Dwight H. Green told a Springfield news conference that state taxes cannot be reduced while maintaining current services and reserves for postwar needs. He expects higher appropriations for welfare, education, aid to dependent children, old age assistance, and state salaries for the biennium starting July 1, with expanded facilities for war veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight H. Green
Springfield
Treasury
Illinois
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sunbeam News
Legion
American Women’s Volunteer Services
Marion CO
AAA News
Hobart Arnold
Vernon
Lee Peyton
Arnold
Merle Jones
Frank Garrett
W. H. Jones
Arthur Irving
A. D. Nichols
William Jones
Beryle Arnold
Waverly
Patoka
al Lane
McCormick
Hiram Wyant
Jno
Methodist
State Capitol News
Public Aid Commissions
Rock River
Oregon
Ogle County
Frank O. Lowden
Oregon and Vicinity
State Division of Parks and Memorials
Harry Curstis
Illinois State Police
Curtis
THE
Patoka Register
Harold K. Pixe
County
Unity
P.H.S
Ashley
Crawfords
Mobil Oil and Gas
Patoka, Ill
COX & Martin Funeral Homes
Patoka Sandoval