Tax Returns Due for 1919 Income Earners and Partners
Announcement outlines who must file income tax returns for 1919, including single and married thresholds, joint versus separate filings, and the need to report dependents. It lists required forms for individuals, partnerships, corporations, trusts, and fiduciaries, plus where to send returns to the Internal Revenue Service.
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Citland
Mar
Ohio
Cincinnati
Toledo
Corbus
Cleveland
Inter- Revenue Office
Emrer
Ivery Partnership
United States
Mmust
Yiea Corporation
Commissioner Internal Revenue
Ashington
D. G
Income Tax in Nutshell for Individuals and Families
Summary outlines 4 percent tax on taxable income up to 4000 after exemptions, 8 percent on the remainder, and a surcharge from 1 to 85 percent on net incomes over 5600. Filing deadline March 15, 1920, with directions on Form 104 and 1040, and details from the Collector of Internal Revenue.
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Internal Revenue
Eixey
Inter-Church Week Observed at Oberlin College Program Highlights
Oberlin hosts Life-Work Conference events organized by the Inter-Church World Movement. Notable speakers include Rev. W. Gilkey from Chicago and Miss Jane Addams of Hull House. The program runs March 1 through March 7 with lectures, interviews, and services at Oberlin and Wooster.
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C. W. Gilkry
Jane Addams
C.W. Whitehair
Oberlin College
Vr. W. Gilkey
University Baptist Church
Chicago
Jane Addaing
Hull House
CG. W. Whitehair
Whitehair
Jerusalem
Geral Allenby
Charles W. Gilkey
Add Dilkey
Ar Ss
Rey C. Wexday
M. Chapal
Jane Addning
Institutes
Rey Joss Hayeen
Paul
Marlin
Prineheld
Lee
Mutchins
Cleveland
Hugnes
Wo Whitehsir
Ali
Enine Kefin
Jean FE
Bosworth
Ning
Tucog
Taber AL Om
Ife T
Lew of
New York
Btn
Conve
Kine
Morthe
Conemion
Sundy
F.om
Charles FL Wisbart
Wooster
Mertings
Ralph J. Miller to Wed Virginia Girl
The notice announces the engagement of Ralph J. Miller to a Virginia girl, citing his family background and local ties. Also mentions a Shansi reception by the Ping An Club at Dickinson House to benefit their hospital and school in Fenchow.
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Ralph J. Miller
Virginia
Oberlin
Ping An Club
Satur
Dickin House
College Street
Clab
Lyila Leed Davis
Fenchow
Dickinson Mouse
Odd Fellows Initiate Three At Oberlin Meeting
In Oberlin on February 28 the Odd Fellows conferred the Second degree on three candidates and served refreshments. On Monday evening February 29 five candidates were elected to membership in the Rebekah lodge.
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Oberlin
Odd Fellows
Rebekah
New York Editor to Give Commencement Address Next June
Oberlin reports Oswald Garrison Villard editor of the Nation is slated to deliver the 1820 Oberlin commencement address. Villard born in Wienbaden in 1872 is William Lloyd Garrison’s grandson. A Harvard graduate, he worked for the Philadelphia Press and New York Evening Post and is known for his current topics editorials and the John Brown biography.
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Oberlin
Oswald Garrison Villard
New York Nation
Villard
Wienbaden
William Lloyd Garrison
Harvard
Philadelphia Press
New York Evening Post
New York
John Brown
Northern Ohio colleges issue for Student Volunteer Conference in Oberlin
Oberlin reports registration underway for the Student Volunteer Conference to be held March 5 to 7. Seventy percent of Northern Ohio colleges have signed up, with Oberlin aiming for 100 delegates. The event features nationally regulated speakers and highlights the Student Volunteer Band's mission to send missionaries abroad, reflecting Gebin College’s record of sending many students overseas.
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Oberlin
Northern Ohio
Helcy
Gbecin College
America
Oberlin hosts Case in clash after tight earlier win
Oberlin aims to avenge a one point loss to Case as the flare basketball squad hosts Case Saturday night at home. Coach Speelman contemplates forward selections after a Reserve game boost and a goal to finish the season strong with wins over Case and Denison.
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Oberlin
Overlin
Speelsman
Case
Crimson
Gold
Cleveland
Denison
Speelman
Wheeler and Landis
Interchurch World Movement address given in Elyria
Dr. Daniel A Pong associate secretary of the Interchurch Movement of North America spoke at Ket Congregational church in Elyria on Wednesday evening. Attendees from Oberlin included Rev. Vander Pyla Miss Stelle Channon Mrs. Chapin Rev. Wammer Mr. Andrews Mr. B Sedgwick Mr. H. Rugg Prof Q Hubbard Rev. J J McAlpine Rev. J C Buckner and Rev. J W Waddell.
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J. J. McAlpine
J.C. Buckner
J. W. Waddell
Oberlin Events Include Lecture and Art Exhibit
Miss Sarah Graham returned from Boulder to Oberlin due to her mother’s illness. The Pansy Chapter of the Eastern Star met Wednesday with a fine program and refreshments. Prof. K. P. Harrington of Wesleyan University will lecture on A Little Journey from Rome at Sturges hall Friday evening Feb 26 at 8 pm under Oberlin Art Association auspices. non-member admission 25 cents. An American water colors exhibition will run March 6 through the month with a 15 cent non-member fee.
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Sarah Graham
Boulder
Coto
Order of the Eastern Star
K. P. Harrington
Wesleyan University
Middletown
Oberlin Art Association
Eaton Week End Notes and Local Updates
Miss Allen Lille of Elyria was the weekend guest of Ass Caroline Tieltfies. Reverend F. H. Randall attended a Columbus convention in the interest of church federation. Mrs. Moulder who had been quite sick is slowly improving. Her daughter S
Local notices and social notes from North Erton area
Mrs Arthur lMoulder seeks care for her. Frank Nobles of Grafton township rented his farm to Mr and Mrs George Cornish and will move to North Keaton. Several locals reported illness and a pneumonia death of Marjory Ross four months old. Mrs William Tellties visited Cleveland. Youths attended a Columba dance. Howard Bartler hosted by the Ross family. No school due to deep snow. Road south from North Erton reopened after four days of digging snow. Cole’s gate postponed because of snow. Mrs F W H Randall and son Don suggest continuing.
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Arthur lMoulder
Frank Nobles
Grafton Township
George Cornish
Noles
North Keaton
Wiliam Tite
Marjory
Airs
Arthur
Ross
Butternut Ridgs
Tebutary
William Telties
Cleveland
Elson
Muzu
Familly
Columbia
Howard Bartler
Burton Ross
Dan Harning
K. E. Cole
Detroit
F Hill
North Erton
Cole
Local Residents Move and Visit in Carlisle Area
Carlisle notices Henry Ambuster family moved to Cleveland. Paul Hamlin and son Lewis spent weekend with relatives. John Barks has cold lug Tarm and Frank Jones from Wellington called on friends Monday.
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Carlisle
Henry Ambuster
Cleveland
Paul Hamlin
Lewis
John Barks
Frank Jones
Wellington
Cotton Price Sale Brings 39c to 1.50 A Yard
Cotton price sale features patterns in white from 39 cents to 1.50 per yard. Friday and Saturday mark the last two days with 10 percent off on Reindeer brand heavey quality sheeting. Includes 9-4, 9-4 lateached and cane yard sale prices around 1.19.
Linoleum and Home Goods Sale Advertising Sketch
A fragmented listing advertises linoleum valued at $1.00 with remaining pattern stock to clone out. It promotes Friday and Saturday sales with various fabric items including Quaker Lace Curtains and Cretonnes, plus full size Red Blankets and Rubber Stair Pads offered at bargain prices. It mentions white and ivory colors and regular prices, suggesting a local department or hardware store sale.
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Elyria
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Broad Street
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Houstonia
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