1022 Income Tax Changes Explained
Washington February 21 The Revenue Service explains new exemptions for married individuals and the filing threshold for 1922. Personal exemption rises to 2500 for married with net income over 5000, while the 4 percent and 6 percent rates apply with a saving clause to prevent a rise in tax for incomes slightly over 5000. The rules also extend exemptions to the head of a family and dependents. Filing requirements under 1923 rules hinge on gross income totals of 5000 or more, regardless of net income.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
New Hale
Perscopal
Basketful of money buys little food in Russia
Hazel S. Corwin of a Cleveland bank explains that 8500 rubles equal one tenth of a dollar in prewar value, making it costly to buy food in Russia. The American Relief Administration notes buying $10 of food requires a train of porters and 8500 rubles, prompting a food remittance system for Americans to aid relatives.
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Hazel S. Corwin
Foreign Exchange Department
Cleveland U
Russia
Peter the Great
Catherine
American Relief Administration
Rusaiz
America
Funeral for Michael Denuth Held in Coblenz
Michael Denuth died in Coblenz Germany and his funeral was held Saturday at the Reformed Church with Rev Heller and Rev Frebolin officiating. Large attendance followed by interment at Maple Grove cemetery. local society notes and visits from area residents fill the rest of the report.
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Vermilion
Michael Denuth
Coblenz
Germany
Reformed Church
Heller
Frebolin
Mitawanea
Bay
Fiehureh Post
Lorain Post
Aunxilies
Maple Fiove
Sorasis Club
Cleveland
FE Ro Williame
Chester Wiltmer
Oberlin
Henry Qriefert
Franklin
Clarener Stevenson
Peter Hart
W. A. Steane
Lorain
Harry Schmall
Toledo
Community notes from Wimcent MLE church eventful week
The Ladies Aid Society hosted by Mrs J W Dute plus visits by Mr and Mrs E C Schibley in Elyria and Amherst. Albert Mori recovers after a second operation while Ruth Mann and Vernon Schubert family share condolences. Ed Brucker travels to Detroit to pick up dodge cars for Elyria, Elmer Hayter and Alfred visit Elyria, C B R Schibley installs new heating system at home.
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Ladies Aid Society
Wimcent Mle Church of
Sheffield
J. W. Dute
E. C. Schibley
Elyria
Wim Neumuire
Albert Mori
Amherst
Frank Fschtruth
Harvey Cunningham
North Elyin Grange
Hickory Tree Grange
Ruth Man
Vernon Schubert
Wim Springer
Ed Whiton
Ed Brucker
Detroit
Dodge
Elmer Hayter
Een Alfred
Elyrha
Farmers hear talk on nutrition and milk quality
Berlin Heights on February 21 heard Dr. Houghtaling address farmers on nutrition and milk quality. He warned malnutrition harms children and urged improving milk and feed. Local youths gathered at the Y P L retreat February 10 and the Trertat high course seat 9f the town Wad Semday drew attendance.
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Berlin Heights
Edwin Ackerman
Gaughter
Nandusky
Houghtaling
Wad Semday
Oberlin Road Oberlin Area News February activities
Local notes from Oberlin Road Elyria and Pittsfield include a hospital update for Mrs Rosecrans infant daughter and Miss McIntyre aunt. Lotus Farr’s funeral held at his son William Farr’s home. a sale of Martin Waller’s personal property on February 28. families moving between farms. P T A social scheduled at the schoolhouse Tuesday night. various visits among Hale and Beiner families. and the death of S Thomas in Cleveland.
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Oberlin
Road
Davidson
E. Haylor
Elyria
Lotus Farr
William Farr
Reddington
Alfred
Cleveland
Dwight Rosecrans
Memorial Hospital
E. Long
Miss McIntter
Martin Waller
George Hale
George Waller
Metta Campbell
Pittafield
Frank Rhodes
Charles Rhodes
Gilbert Hale
A. Js. Hale
A. E. Hale
Neil Hale
Parent-Teachers' Association
L. J. Avery
Pittsfield Center
E. Hale
Cassie Hale
Lakeside Hospital
Frank Kreesger
Surprise party honors Eaton residents before move
A gathering of friends and relatives at Roy and Jackson’s home in Eaton on a recent evening celebrated their imminent move to a new residence. Thirty five guests attended a late supper and a list of attendees included the Stricklands Cornish families and Tite and Cornish households.
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Carl Tite
Milo Fhelps
George Cornish
Jon Warren
Clarence Cowley
Grant
Willis
H. L. Tite
Tussell
Rachel
Roy Jacksen
Ralph Heane
Beebetown
Will Heani
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Walter Harwedel
Ridesville
Clarence Tiestjles
Cleveland
Everett Residents Protest B&O Service Cutbacks Amid Rail Tension
Medina County report notes Everett residents marching against B&O Railroad for suspending service and station. Tra town gains shoppers as Everett loses. Congressman Knight pressed as local issues include library funding and community events. Also covered are a church fire at Granger and upcoming state tax commission meeting on wells taxation.
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Medina
Everett
Tra
Congressman Knight
King's Daughters
Granger
Olivier R. Dague
Ethel G. Chidsey
Robert Stevens
Indianapoli
Ind
Clara Ethel Server
Thomas W. White
Bernice E. Hunt
Montville
Ward Washburn
Ohio County
State Tax Commission
Columbus
Thurasay
of Wells
Brother of Slain Movie Director Seeks Dennis Taylor
Officials pursue Dennis E Taylor brother of murdered director William Desmond Jr hoping he holds clues to past crimes and a workable crew. Dennis vanished years ago with no trace. Town hall vote on row head and rat tail contest set for February 2. Ridgeville Institute fundraiser nets 181 dollars. Ridgeville Grange hosts Birthday Dance on Tob 24 at town hall.
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Dennis E. Taylor
William Desmond A Jr
Dennis
Dennis Taylor
William
Ridgeville Institute
Ridgeville Grange
Tob
Red Pepper Heat Relief Promises Quick Backache Cure
An old advertisement touts Red Pepper Heat as the fastest relief for backache. It claims the paste warms the sore spot within three minutes and erases pain, urging readers to buy the product by name and package.
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Rewias
Unclaimed Letters List With Names From Community Post
A lengthy notice lists unclaimed mail items addressed to numerous ladies and gentlemen including Ming Katherine ball Miss Margaret Barbour Miss Alice Bustin Mrs F Heel Miss Addis Blocker and many others. It also includes entries for Ackerman Bros J Haradon Beatty Henry Beck Arnold and other neighbors and families. The notice records names alphabetically and notes a public mail service awaiting pickup.
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Ming Katherine Ball
Margaret Barbour
Alice Bustin
F. Heel
Addis Blocker
EC. Bliss
Minnie F. Botyrs
Helen Brown
Sarah Brown
Helen Carter
G. Cassean
Frank Clark
Reublin Clifford
F. Clark
Jrumnake
Clark Moss RoOm
Frieda Craft
Neil Dennis
C. Diedrick
Frank Eason
Helen Edwards
Missing Mail Names Listed for Dead Letter Office
A handwritten notice lists numerous addressees including Mr. Misch Stephen Monroe John Neweghe Mrs A K Palmer F Pitts James Prapper John Hugh Pritchant Grant Price and others. It states that if the letters are not claimed within two weeks the mail will be sent to the Division of Dead Letters in Washington DC.
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Pure Food Authorities
Mies Hazel
Corwin
East
Clark Hine
an&@ qaughter
Sandusky
G. W. Hine
W. H. Stevens
Berlin Heights Dank Jung Co
Collins Dletator Co
H. M. Crocker
Oberlin Road
Ridgeville
Ridgeville Grange No
LaGrange
RugevHle Grange
Ena Oper
Deanis E. Laylor
Sriss
Regem BP
Beggars Road
Free State
J. H Harries
Walter
Chas Hardy
Chas A Harvey
S&s
Edward P. Riley
Public Accountant
U.S. Internal Revenue Department
West Avenue
Universal Company
Fast Ave
Oppanite
Kelloggs
Kellogg's
Kellogg’s
W. K. Kellogg
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Madras
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