Grave of Unknown Confederate Soldier in Kentucky
A Confederate grave marked unknown sits near Highway 80 in Kentucky under a rosebush with a long inscription venerating the soldier as “known out to God.”
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1955
Page
3
A Confederate grave marked unknown sits near Highway 80 in Kentucky under a rosebush with a long inscription venerating the soldier as “known out to God.”
Millwood listings detail Blue Ridge Hunt events at Milton Valley Fairview and Springbury with Col. William Shipp and Alexander Mackay Smith as M F H. Dining and tea events follow from Greenhalgh and Mackay Smith households plus guests, with transfers to New York and plans for Christmas visits and decorations.
District Director C. W. Glotzbach reminds employers that social security taxes apply to cash wages paid to farm workers earning $100 or more in 1955. The 4 percent total tax (2 percent employer and 2 percent employee) applies only to cash wages for covered workers. Farms must file Form 943 and pay by January 31, 1956 to avoid penalties.
The weekend gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Copenhaver included Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Manuel of Hillsboro, Mrs. Floyd Snapp, Mr. Donald Snapp, Mr. Marshall Snapp, Lena Snapp, Mrs. Nellie Foreman and children. Mrs. Winnie Milley installed a home telephone. Maud DeHaven and Irene Copenhaver shopped in Winchester. Carl Wisecarver is a patient at Memorial Hospital. Nannie Wigginton, Mable Sargent and daughter Joey, and Mary Ellen Clowser attended the wedding of Miss Bonnie Bowman and Mr. Henry Showalters in Washington. the couple will reside there after a wedding trip.
Prompt readers to place Fuller Brush and cosmetic orders in time for Christmas. Mentions timing and urgency for shoppers planning holiday deliveries.
Workers who have not yet registered with the district director's office should do so at once. The registration form 88 4 can be obtained from any internal revenue or social security office. The district director will mail the necessary return forms and instructions to all registered employers.
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