The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 12 January 1932 — Page 3

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FSTTHiNQ ELECTBiCAL appliances eurPMES AND SEBviCi FCOTi* 4!»ft j. P. fliBT

l oans on Autos up to tWO 00. on new or used rars. INDIANA LOAN CO. 241/7 E. Washington St. Phone 15

—For Sale—

FOR SALE—A. B. C. eleetric washing niaehine, old model hut in perfect order Office deck, flat top, black walnut; two office chairs; Underwood typewriter and table. May be seen at 036 east Seminary street. Phone 188. J. P. Allen, Jr. 11-St,

Best Brazil Block coal, $.3.50 ton, Top vein block, screened, $3.00; Mine run $3 00; Nut $2.50 Phone 803. Ed t>awley. 11-6p

FOR SALE: The National Cut Rate of this city is offering for a special all Zylonite spectacle flames, fitted with best quality lenses, for 50 cents per pair Here is an opportunity to purchase that extra pair of spectacles. Don’t fail to get one or two pairs of these complete for 50c a pair. 11 fits

WALL PAPER—New stock display ed at 916 South Indiana. Prices right. See paper in roll. Paper now! (ieorge G. Garrett. 8-1216-19.

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CONCERNING THE COACHES

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The following article was clipped from this week’s issue of ‘‘Field Goals.” We think it’s of interest to all basketball fans and consequently we’re passing it on to you:

FOR SALE—Seven room house. Small down payment, balance like rent. Why pay rent when same will buy home. .7. J. Reemer. Phone 213. 9-3ts

—For Rent—

FOR RENT: Small modern furnished apartment with water and heat furnished. Vacant the last week January. 702 east Seminary street. l2-2ts

FOR RENT—Semi-modem house. Rent reasonable. Phone 646-Y. ll-2p

FOR KENT—Six room modern | house and garage, good location, rent I reasonable. Inquire at 408 east Seminary street. 11-fits

An oyster is an intellectual giant compared with a coach. This is the dictum of a flock of drug store experts and all members of the Affiliated and Amalgamated Association of Second Guessers, that great organization that wins ball games around a pool or soda table the day after they have been lost on the floor. Of course that idea is all the hunk, but just the same there are a whole flock of “mentors,” ns the press so delights in branding them, that are mighty slow in waking up to what is going to happen to them unless the\ get together and follow the old adage to the effect that “in union, there is strength,” and that united we stand, divided we go boom.” , There is a coaches’ organization in Indiana, but out of something like 1,200 coaches eligible for membership less than 200 have taken the trouble to join the movement. In view of what has happened and what appears to be in the offing for the coaching fraternity in general, it Would he well for those engaged in the gentle art of teaching the young idea how to shoot, that is shoot basketballs, as well as those whose especial fields are football ami track, to get together and take steps toward

W. E. Gill, Dog Tav Forrest Herbert. Tran

Layne & Hendrix. Refd or J.

Frank Sutherlin, Trans John O'Neal, Trans

Charles Patterson, Bus Bariy

protecting their interests.-

If they don’t, the day is apt to come when they will find their salaries slashed to the vanishing point

00 : HotVier Halt '•m Pd Work

Eva Cohn. Storm. ■

"• P( ill p Meyers Per ■>' K

1 ' 0 Rule «V* Hpnn, Ian

598.00 ! 1 ,*,,,)}) Cnchenour, Storage

Lnartes r-atterson »u S Body :c,00 charle- Hu. t. M . B„ . P i

W . L. Gill, ( og. .Inst Sch Rev 649 Kennedv,

Alva O. Rnoy, Trans. *0.00 ' (;„y S Kennedy. S.iiar;.

US gS-JSfWSr ;•;» * V f

FirM N*n bank. .1 pob. I,,,, ... "Xi..,

Frank Sutherlin. used bsu body s no ' ' Guy S. Kennedy, dog tax ;; oo First National Bank . - ; John O’Neal, use bus body ] , oo First Nat’l Bank, depoa it, • , • . ,

W B Gill auditor 13,t g ,,, . | Hugh « oiling, trans. Ra £ h Branneman Rd Worl Dishurnenients ; Vii-b-y Greenlee, Rd Work

'Charles E- Lockhart, Rd. M

< harlts Hurst, same

John Vermillion, U-t

SO 00 2 6(

> m

12 Of* S 3.50

; it

100 00 ) 16 67 ' 19.21 | 4 05 :

G |; Ogles, Tax ,m lO alitv ( v ■

xi.u:,..,

Ellen McGrannaham, Teaching 35.(M) Ku.g Morrison Fostt- At Bo<j 20 tO

fine for soaking or boiling

and their very profession imperiled.

various

notably in the

state and in certain sections along | Ray Cummings, .HI. car Coal 19.12 ,, . . ... , the Ohio river, severe cuts have been! Larkin & Denney, car of coal 1 11 12 ’i 1 |)h P ,1,nn ‘ 1|,lan - '" i h- mnvpmntit how. BiOT« O. It. GriW; Teh. “t-UbL, ]8kM ' "h I ’ l< ' 1 spreading It has gained momentum A. R. York. Disinfectent 13.25 : ll , v 1 . ' h , ‘"" edy ’ TJ Si,i partly because of the general ecenom-1 Fred FTrltz, Plumbing Rep fi.iO ' A ic condition perhaps you may have| X;.. E ‘„ B ” nn f<' .Y00' ? ,en Br -» nn «»«an. i»heep

85.35 25 25

6 50

■rk 5.25 20 00

«.oo

75 (H 1 Waln-h \ ,il

G x s K.-nmih salary 60.00 Guy B Kennedy, stilary T II Willian.s. bridge timber x 00 V. B. Branneman. janitor-

The Banner adv. 57.33 '

Elec. Co., light 59.62

27.50 ' ' ' 's' I'Plv <’o.. rad parts s ^!l lt y disbursements -therefrom 15 00 ll'il"' I it• minions, nt wotk '- 1 " : md balances r<mainlng tli»ereln, for

60.00 1700

Statement showing amnrunt of all numeys paid to the various funds of Chiverdale Township, of Putnam

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beard of the depression, panic, period ol readjustment, or just whatever this mess we are in happens to be, ami pnrtlv because of the theoretically beautiful but partically ineffective policy of non-resistance. Example of the disastrous results nt lack of a fighting, cohesive organization are ton numerous to mentionWe have just been treated to the picture of Japan, relatively small in population hut splendidly equipped and disciplined, running wild over the gigantic hut flabby China And some such fate as this is in -tore for these Indiana coaches unI' -s they get together. The vehicle for titling so is available. It simply is a matter of those more than 1,000 high school coaches joining an organization, already fordem and functioning. Only by some such means can they hope to battle successfully against a glowing movement to reduce them to a very subordinate position as a

whole.

CHICHESTERS PILLS v Till lilt \N if. -

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^ . Flue' ^ /J/of > JU r l*ruKg\?U ^A k Vt w « III - « III M . T I ItH IH AMOMf lilt\N M I*I I.I.H,! r 40 years kuovru r ' ( It,, v \,,,V I sold uy dkugusis liVLiiy wum

Notiri* is hi rehy given by the under-si^ro-d. Auditor of Putnam County, tnli.iiui. tlml there has been filed in his > petition by Frank P. Farmer,

for

FOR RENT:—2 and 8 room fum- : isheit modem and garage. Phone 497l A. 9-3ts.

—Wanted—

HELLO FOLKS:—Come to Mor1 ton for horse shoeing and general repair, W. P. Frank. 11-2p

WANTED—Job on farm by day or thirds. Six years in present place. Leaving on account of death. George Gross, R 5, Greencastle. l2-2p

WANTED: Hemstitching and uieotng and careful work done. Miss Mick, with Ideal Cleaners. l‘2-2p

PORTLAND MILLS Thelma Calvert spent Tuesday night with Mr. and Mrs. Vein Sigler. Gerald Frances Spencer has been sick. Mrs. Jack Clodfelter is very ill. Sanford Komine’s children have the chicken pox. .Mf. and Mrs. Ray Rivers spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs Austin Philips and children at Judson. Sheriill and Clarence Ball and Charles Lentherman spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr .and Mrs. Toni Mears and Will Ball.

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et ,i| ror (he imp

i .Iii hlgluvav in (ii.-enenstle lownshlo. f-utnnm I’omity. Irollana, and that said Ition is s.o foi* hearing before the

tlo* improvement of a rer-

> highway In fi tnam (’ounty. In

pf»l

Honr«1 of (’omniisstoners

in y

snmo lo-ing ihf* first day of tho Fehrn-

• il.v t• rm. iof said braird Which 11 t> i r n .ihi pi i it ion i^ in tin- following words i-hwory, learning md figures to wh stni** of indi- Formst (J Hurst, same •n i * onnt\ of ptnnnm, ss To the Walter Keller same honor.ihlf* ho t .l of i ommissiotHM k of i r /• ’i I hi omii I’toini Iiuiipnn, tho nn !'!* ^ ochenour, same dersimo d fr- -iiulth'rs nnd voters of VV alters, same

<Jir-.-m ,istle* township in Putnntn County, Tndinnn, iioreiiy respectfully petition your honorable board to improve by-* KTHding. dmining. bridging, and paving with eoncretc the following desci ihed public road an estahlishe<1 and much used highway situated wludl in (Jn-r-ncnst le township, Putnam t’ounty, Indiana, io-wit. Heginning where the old road interseets the township line between Oreancnstle and Marion township in the southeast quarter of section 2. r », township 14 north. iange 4 west; thence west along and over the old road bed to the west line oi the southeast quarter of section 22, township 14 north, range 4 west where said road Intersects the Fox ridge improved road, a distance of about 3 miles. Said public highway we ask to !»«• improved connects at each end thereof with an improved road Your petitioners recommend that said highway he improved with a roadway of eoner«-fe to a width of 1 ♦> feet and that said highway lie improved without

holding an election therefor.

Signed Frank P Farmer, and 10f»

others.

In witness whereof 1 have hereunto set my hand and the seal of my office t Greencastle, Indiana, tills the 11th

of Jnnuary, io.t2 ,wilhml Cromw.-ll, Rd. F.hr

WILLIAM ■ COOPBN Bmwwi Alkiiw, Peach.

Auditor of Potnom t’ouni

M Snilirrlln, (ittornpy 12-2

of sniil Poiinty

tho

Hi.* 1st itnv of Kct.runry, 1012.

iiy of the l>

1012. of siild htxird.

Guy S. Kennedy, Salary Ros.1 Shillings, Jan. Service

Larkin & Denny, Coal

Wm- W. Coffman, Lbr. on Rd

Charles Hurst, Trans. Earl Haltom, same Earnest Querry, same

.’ill 00

7.50 9.25

20.00 86.60 103.37 87.40

Jamt Broadstreet, shoep

J Vernon Cochenour, teaching 175.00

250 00 iso 00 160 00 160.00 170.00 150.00 128.00 ! 10.00 110.00 110 00 1 10 00 100.00 84.00

80.40

49.40 20.00

750

E. P. Lowery, same Forrest Hurst, same Walter Keller, same l.ee Walters, same

Ellen McGrannaham same

Evelyn Muir, same Cora M. Cline, same

George Wm. Ogle, same Thelma Hamblen, same

l^-anore Taber, *ame Benson Aik ire, same

Mary Hazelrigg, same

J. L. Smith, Trans.

Lawrence Cummings, same J Willard Cromwell, same

J. E. Horn, same

Ross Shillings, Jan. Service Jewett Nickerson, Trans L. E. Neier, Insurance

Ora Brown, Janitor

Fred Fultz, Radiator Rep. Jewell Wingert, Sub Teach.

Eva Cohn, Storage

W. A. Coins, Rep. on Bodies Guy S- Kennedy, Sal. & John C. Vermillion, Test Joseph Cochenour, Str on Bod. Alton Whitaker, Lbr on Rd. 1) E. Williamson, Brdg. Lhr. V* E. Branneman. Lbr. on Rd.

Ross Shillings, same A- R. York. Jan. Sup.

Alton Whitaker, Lbr on Rd.

Wabash V. E. L Co Lt. Pc. 27 58 The Graphic, Annual Report Hi.70 Alton Whitaker, ltd. Work 3.50 Win. W. Coffman, Rd. Work 3 50 S. F. Kennedy, Jan. Sup 6 58 S. F. Kennedy JElot. Fixt. Sup. 42 00 ” ~ ’ 250 (8)

163 78

1>. K. Williamson, same Lewis Neier, Insurance James Herbert, ltd. Work

Ralph Scott, same

George Coffman, same

Charles Scott, same Roy Williamson, same

D E. Williamson, Brdg Lbr.

12.00 L.** . .

Lumber 21.52 Andlior rut. Co . grading hy

60.00 ‘I •' Walker 25 00 Leo Wspi-rs. hook 11 pH Ign It'ii a l>enny. tuel

80 00 Arlliiii* Mi Kamex. dig_*lng did

15 00 ' ha rl * Hall, i me 52 50 Rudolph lieiuiy, same

,l OP I) K \\ illiam on, bridge Imn 6 50 Standard Oil Co . floor oil ^ PP liidinua Slate Eaim. stone 12 50 Earl Haltom, hauling stmio 26 00 K°> K' lb '*. repali* eulvert

2-L52 J" n *‘ I'-'ans. trans.

t; uo

i he

ear ending I>eei*mher 31

TOWNSHIP FUNU

1931:

■ x: Balance* on hand $ 988.39 Recelp i,302.03 h total of balance and i.cjitts 2,290.43

5.00 1 7.5n 1 45 19.92

V. E. Branneman, ltd wk & lip. 17.00 !*">• 1 G" " ' aim

Charles Hurst, same Ralph Branneman same Roy Purcell Septic Tank Dr L. A Ray, Sheep C. M. Furr, Road work

R It. Coffman, Road work I Wm. Coffman, oadR work

Kstel ()’(’onner. same

Win. W Coffman, ltd. work

| Guy S Kennedy, salary

First Nat. Bank, Bnd. & Cup

•>2 p5 1 harle ; 1 lursi. ,t rans. 3-1‘i, r > Elmer Farmer, same

65.00

J. Willard Cromwell,

•In 00 ( oddi, Kennrd>. ■am.

J. E. Horn, san *

8.75 6.50 7 oO 7.26

60.00 2,371.25

( ’dale Reality Co. July Pint 3,100.00

I 12.00

5.64 5.00 10.00 13 88

Exp. 40.00

8.42

74 1 10

9 Ot 7 50

150 65 I 11.85

tin

19.50

6.00

WANTED: 500 chick-brooder house. Gmtn, R R 6 Portland Mills 11-3p

I, James McIntyre desire to announce to my many friends, that ultho not employed at the Ford Agency, I will repair your car with the same rare and consideration which 1 have rendered you for the past eight years Call at E. Wash. St. Garage or 614 E. Walnut St after 6 P. M. 9-11.

—I^ost-

LO.ST—A garnet pin on Mary Jennings, Phone 337.

campus. U-3ti

—Found

FOUND:—Camera on State Road 43, Owner call 134. ll-2ts.

—Miscellaneous—

JOHN W. KNAUER For commissioner, John W. Knauer, Madison township, announces his can didacy for the Democratic nomination for commissioner, second district. 8 fip

SOUTH ( LINTON Charles Miller and wife spent Sun day with Elbeit Bettis and family Mrs. Nannie Roach of Greencastle spent the weekend with her son Arvel Roach and family. 'Hie Ladies Aid meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Fannie Sigler last Thursday. Mrs. Ella Alexander is here visiting relatives and friends. Charles Miller and family, Fannie Sigler and Maxine Bettis spent Sunday afternoon with Ed Bettis and family. The Rev. Wiliam McKeen will preach both morning and evening at the M. P. church next Sunday Mrs. Emily Roswell is spending a few days with Tommy Johnson and wife. Goldie Bee and Eula Staggs called on Ora Thomas Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Lon Heady, who has been seriously ill for some time, was taken to an Indianapolis hospital last week for medical treatment. Mr, and Mrs. Joe Staggs called on Russell Boswell and family Saturday night. «

G. B. Rockwell, Insurance John C Vermillion. Tests George Coffman, Rd. Work

ow io| l’* L. McCabe A* Son, Sup

op„',.p| Ki X’-ei & Co. Sup. 7, Ion I ^ H. GoMi* Co. Sup. Mm. V\ Coffman, Rd. Work

Ralph Branneman same

Cloverdale Hdw. Ca. Sup. Rep 107.27 Guy Kunkel, ltd. work K.hO Virgil Morris Road Work 5 00 Virgil Branneman, Rp of Furn 1625 ,11 E. Job, Hal. Rep 1.54 Edward Chew, Trans. 131 2b ' ^ Mabel II Arnold, Ex. Adv. 0.60

.'.'LjGuv S Ki nneyq, Sal. & Ex. ry | Guy Kunkel, Rd work - . Earnest; Querrv* Brdg. Rep. ”” Lee Walter-, Lil.r Books

I The Graphic, Adv.

I First Nat. Bank, Four Cup. Guy S. Kt nnedy. Dog Tax

Dr. L. A. Ray, Sheep Frank Pi ox, Grates

Floyd llimtor. Care lawn & g Owen Ciiderwood, Brdg Rep. Rollie Coffman, Rrdg. Rep. wo no J°hti McVaj , dR. work , Seymore Simmons, Rd work

I I 79

1.50

72.00 79.40 In7 IM) SO 40 92 60 x6 60 20.00 20.0(i kii nn L’no np 118.20 1 on no 1 4(1.00 1 40.00 I 05.01 I 70.0C I fiO.OO I 00.Oi 105.61 I 2x.n I 2 s or

157 I !

Ellen McGrannaham, -ame

Evelyn Muir, same Cora M. Cline, same

George Wm. Ogle, same Thelma Hamblen, -ame

Leanore Taber, same Mary Hazelrigg, same Earl Haltom, Trans. Charles Hurst, same

J. Willard Cromwell, same Benson Alkire, teaching

J. E. Horn, Tran-. J. L. Smith, Traits. Earnest Querry, -ame

Lawrence Cummings, same Jewett Nickerson, same

Ora Brown, Janitor

Larkin & Denny. Can coal V. E. IBranneman, Hal. Coal

1 12 12

I Morrison Bros Wayne hs Bdy 592.79

,s-niEva Cohn, Storage i.1.18.i, v |.; Bianinman, car,

bldg.

'•’•J *'6 Chari'S Kichurdson. .-upplle

113.24

(i uy S K( nmsl v, .- al . , xp.

93 8.J ffuniingron l.ab . jnn supplies 1 2 ’

E. 10. Compton & Co . encyclo 69 r,o

92.9, The Graphie, adv . -up. 57.72

8_ .ii. ^ Corns, icpaii bus bod

, Ralph Branneinali gravel

86.60 (talph l!i a lineman, rep. cnlv

l'| 40 puitz, i, pa ns .

92.n6 j, w ,t: Nickerson, paint Ini

20.00 ^ ,, waller-, leaching

8400 jjyi j Douglas Walters, same

Hi.40 Cohn j, Morrison, same 9000 pieilrirk O'Neal same 9S.12 j Vernon Cochciioi u, same 92.00 Poi-rest C, llu-i. same 175.44 Evelyn Muir, same e.aO (jiorgeWm thgl* -ame

Harvey Sutheilin. same V E Branneman. Ian tor Lee Walters, teaching

George Ogle, same

Byrl U. Waters, salmi* Cohn L. Morrison, same I'Yei! i i, k O' \* 11 *a in,* J. Vernon Coeh, nour. sarn Forrest (1. Hurst, same

Evelyn Muir, same Meryl Michael, same

Mary Hazelrigg, same Ester Niitherltn, same

Cora M Cline, same

Guy S. K( nnedy. trustee 85.Ot First Nat 1 bank. :n\ Realty Co. x t Foriest G. Hurst, teaching 100.00

V K. Brtin :n tiiitn. jtin’itor ('has. .Iliirs . t ransporiatloo

Ernest Quert \. same

Lee Wallers, ti aching Goldie Iv uiii dy . [imis. V. E. Branneman. Jan ft or

June K'aiis, Iran Elmer Farmer, same

J. Willard Cromwell, same J. Vernon <'och n nr. learli.

Evelyn' Muir, satm

Colin L. Mori Ison, same Byrl U. Wallers, same Forrest G. Ilnrst. same George Wm Ogles, same Fredrick O'Neal, same Mary Hazelrigg. same

Mi ryl Mlcha 1, same Cora M. Cline, same

Estcl Siltherlln ame Hat v, v Sit thei liit, 11 a ns.

.1. E. Horn, same F. M. Cole, cltayatu*

(Juy S. K nnedy trustee Wabash Val. Elec. Co . light Orville O’Neal, tvvp. map .1. B. Burris, Advisory board Oseat Michael, advisory hoard

June Evans, sheep Wm. Haltom. hog

E S Walters sheep ' V. E. Branneman, janitor Igtrkin & Denny, e* til

160 0o|"L Willard Cromwell, trails.

I 40.06 I Charles Hiitst, sttine llu 1)11 i G' >rg*e Will. Ogle, teach 1 67,'ob ! Byrl D. Walters, same 170.00 *'(>hn L. Mot i i*on, same 1 50 oo I *L Vernon Cocbenour.

l)i-lnn si hienis during year: 1.190.33 Final balance I 100.09 ROAD FUND Balance on hand 1.623.52 Receipts during year 36.29 Total of balance and i-ee’pts J.659.81 Disbursements during y.ai 627.71 i i: .i i balance 10310 SPECIAL SCHOOL FUND Balance on hand p - .4 2 9.9 7 Receipts during year 1.2,887.72 Total balance & rec’pts 2; 1,317.69 Disbursements durinf yeai L5,693.S4 Final balance 15,623.85 TUITION FUND B 15,60 6.40

89.48

Total ut balanc .x* rec’pts 2;;,994.88 D irlntg J . a i di". • i Final halance i|3,942.27 DOG FUND Balance on hand 0.00 R.reipis during year $579.00 I’otal of halance A re, 'pis 579.00 Di-lmi si im nr during year 348.00 Final balance 231 00 BOND ii \i) Dalanr.. on hand rt". 437 73

t.714.28 -s.152.01 1.935.00 5.217.01

‘lli.OU 10.00

2 25

61.94

6,85

aa.OO 37 00 12(10 61 97 14.00

6.00

1 5.25 ! 10 t'O J 10.00

$294.26 171.72 465.98 190.27 275.71

SO 10 9 2.60

147.11 I 32 56

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I I 2.97

1 o2 o' 12 2 ill

X 1

82 I I

1 13 28

1 2 SO.',

4000 67."a

20 (pi

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lo;:.7',. 25.50;

rts I'S'i i

I 5.92

I op . 7 6 ■

same

Cloverdale Hdw. Lbr. Sch. Sup. 29.31 vi.ryl Mich e l ie V. E. Branneman, Rp. of Sch-B. 13 50 M;, r y || ; ,/,|| um

r,:.

Ralph Branneman. Lbr. on Rd V. ‘E. Branneman, Rep. on Bid Roy Cummings, Pump Water

(SEAL)

I Guy S. Kennedy, Salary I J Willard Cromwell, Rd

PERM A NENTS—Two-fifty. Sheen Oil, Ten Dollars. My own fill wave Six dollars. Special for white hair Six dollars. Five Dollar Special Two-fifty. No extra for long hair. Mrs. D. M. Godfrey, 1001 S. Indiana St. Phone 701-L. 9 6p.

Will patrons please bring the bill which has been mailed to them when they call to pay accounts. Greencastle Telephone Co.

Ml I ll I III

I'l.l ITIIIV to imi*mo\ i: mi.M\\ \\

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE Notice is hereby given to the Creditors, Heirs and legatees of Muhlon Fisher, deceased to appear in the Putnam circuit court, held at Greencastle Indiana, on the 6th day of February 1932, and show cause, if any, why the final settlement accounts with the estate of said decedent should not lie approved; and said heirs are notified to then and there make proof of heirship, and receive their distributive

Ishares

Witness, the Clerk of said Court, Hlhis nth day of January 1932. I Cause 7292 I John W Herod, Clerk Putnam Cir-

[cuit

l2-2ts.

Nut i.• o js !)♦*roilv fciveii hy tii** un«l« r-

v. In

in his

giv

siKhfol. Ainlltor of I’m mini fount <iian;t. that there has boon

7,h0 jkYer Sutheilin. same 1500 (' () )a M Cline, same 2 00 imie Evans, same (iO.OO Dcniest Querry. same 9.59 , Charles 1 lur.-t. trans. 82.50 Dimer Farnter. same M- Bldg.

The Herald Office, Trst Rep. 48.06 (; 0 |,h p Kennedv ame Mullins Drug Store, 1 Gal- Pt. 100 | d Horn -ante Singer Sew. Mach Co. Reps. 1.60 n lir ' v , y Suthnliu. ame George Douglas, 70 Correct .Cheek \ i p, , n, i , , ian i

Ml of 192!

V. E. Branneman, Re

Vo. 200 of 192!i J E Horn, Trans.

E P, Lowery, Teaching

rri. .. I |n i Ition l.v William II N. . *. IjV ’ '' ll,. i mpr. m.-ill rtf a rcii.iln, , .•.T* '' stme

ra»y ;

i Vuint y.

I. for Mid impr,oV4*m*'nt of c i-r-f i.nii. •

in W ashington township. IMit-jJ. Vernon < rtchennar same

IiIrIi wa,

mini foimty, Indl.i no, .mrl thAt said pet it ion is sot for henrintf‘before the Hoard of (’ommissiotM rs of said fount’ on tin* 1st day of IVhnutry, 1032, tli**

tbo first dn> of the IVhru-

id Braird. Which

petition is in tlo* following word < fiKures, to-wit State of Indiana, if Putnam, SS: To the Honor

same helriK

ary Term. 1932. of sn

said

and fiKuta

t ‘oun t y

aide Board of Commissioners of put mini (’ounty, Indiana: W<* the undersigned freeholders and voters of W'asii-. .

inRtnn township Putnam County, I' J©W6tt NickerRon, fllTlf* <Ii.i 1 1a, hereiiy respectfully petition jj. L. Smith, saniP

improve hy

Wilier Keller, santf* Lee Walters sam«» Kvelyn Muir, ana* Cora M. Cline, same

George Wm O^le, same

Lea nore Taber, same

Thelma Hamhlen same

Mary Hazelri^K, ame Charles Hurt, Trans.

your Honorable Board to Improv« liradinp dratntn©. hridfrlna, and pa' in** with urav I or (rushed rock tlie following; d*‘»4Tlbed puhllc and established highway, situated in Washington township. Putnam (’ounty, as follows Be^innfn^ at n point 301 yards west of the northwest corner of the northwest quarter of section *>. township 12 north, ninjfe 4 west; there e north on and ahum the old roadbed to the intersection with an improved road on the east line of the southwest quarter of section 2.'i. township 13 nort i. rnnRc r> west, a distance of about 1 3-1 miles Said IriKhway we ask to he improved connects at each end ther*of | with an improved free gravel road and

stone road.

Your petitioners recommend that said highway he improved with a roadwav nf crushed rock or gravel to a width of hi feet and that said highway i.d Improved without holdtns an elec* tion therefor ' Signed hy William II Nees and fifty-

two others.

In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and the seal of my office at (Jrcencostle. Indiana, this the 11th dav of January, 1932.

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WUXI AM A. COOPRR. Auditor of Putnam County. Indiana. \V M Sutherlin, attorney 12-2ts

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t LOVKRDALE TRUSTEES REPORT The Township Trustee’s Annual report to the Advisory Board of Cloverdale Township, Putnam County, Indiana, January, 1933:

Receipts

Geo Douglas, Tvvp FMads 30,379.27

W. E. Gill.

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First Nat. Hank, Dep. Inst- 42.74

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C. M Fttrr, Dog Tax

First Nat. Bank, Dieps Inst.

Guy S. Kennedy, DogfTax

Rt gym 5.00

32 75

Earl Haltom, same Earnest Querry. -ame

Lawrence Cummings, same J Willard Cromwell, same Standard Oil Co. Jan Sup

Benson Alkire, Teach.

Phillip Myers, Rep. of Bldg.

V. E. Branneman, ,-nme

Ora Brown, Jan Service

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11 8.20

I'ymr.! G Hurst, stittu*

1 7 o 00

1 00.00

Evt lyn Muir, saiue

1 r,0 00

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Mfqyl Mirluu‘1. ;iine

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Mitry |l McKnmcy. samo

1 0 5 60

1 2 8.05

Ester Sutlicrlln. samr

1 L'N 0 7

72.60

June Evttns. tiana.

7 2 60

7 9 40

Ernest Querry, sanu*

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KlnifM* Fanoor. same

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80.40

Goldie Kennedy, sttine

86 fin

Harvey Sutlurlin.

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Receipts (luring year

Polal of balance & reo’ptf Disbursements during year

"0 Final halance LIBRARY FUND

79.4n Balance on hand 182.11 Receipts (Hiring year xti.firt Total of halance rec’pts 22.no Disbursements (luting year

72.6o Final balance

TOTALS OF ALL FUNDS Balance on hand $.30,379.27 Receipts during year 32.080.52 Total of balances ,v rec'pts 62,459 79 Disbursement ditrlne vetir 37.037.76 Final balances 25,422 03 Total balance ns shown hy this report #25,422.03 Gash in depository December 31. 1931 .$25,422.03 I. Guy S. Kennedy, the Trustee of I'hiveidale Township. Putnam Ooiint\ Indiana, do solemnly swear (or Mini) that the preceding report of Recei - Dlshurseinents and Baltm .• trite anil correct, as I verily h lieve and I further declare that the in vviih which I am charged in tlii i' pori are all of the sums renin! tli t tl. various item- of ixp. ltd it tires credited have been fitllv paid In the stints slated, and without express of implied in i ei11etit hat an\ portion thereof dial! be i t .In d by or repaid to me ir any otli. r person And 1 funther lei'laie. and sw ai (or affirm) that I have received no money, nor artide of value, in consideration of tny contract hy im ns Trustee of this

Township.

GFY S KENNEDY. Trustee of Gloveroale Township. Siihsci ibed and sworn to before me the ("‘halrman ol the Advisory Board of this Town hip, this 5 day ot January, 1932. .1 B BFRRIS. Chairman of Advlsorv Board of Cloverdale Township Till- reitort was received, accepted, and approved by th. Advisory Board od this Township tit their annual meeting this the 5 day of January,

1932.

.1 B Rm i Is. O R. Michael. Advlsn Oft j oty Board, cloverdale Township.

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36.00 171.23 92.60 1 07.00 1 1 8.20 i oft.oo 1 111.on 1 05.00

Ellen McGrannaham, Teach

Benson Alkire, same

V. E. Branneman, Rep. of Bldg I on Guy S Kennedy, Sal as Trustee 6000 V. E. Branneman, Rep. of Bldg. I8.n0 Karl Haltom, Trims. 50 no Wabimh V. E. Co Lt. A Pr 41 80 V. E. Branneman, Rep. of RMg l x no Thelma Hamhlen. teaching I in no

Charles Hunt, i ans.

Benson Alkire, Teaching 82 50 Benson Alkire, Jan. Ser. A Sup. 19.n0

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Cora M Cline, teaching George Wm. Ogle, same

Lee Walters, same

J. Vernon Cochenour, same

loanore Taber, rante Mary Hazelrigg, same

Forrest G. Hurst, same

Walter Keller, same Evelyn Muir, -ame Evelyn Muir, Institute J. L. Smith. Trans !>*n Ruebeck. same

J. Willard Cromwell, same Jewett Nickerson, same

Earnest Querry, -ame

Lawrence Cummings, same

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V. E. Branneman, Rep. of Bldg*. 18 00 |

J. E- Horn, Trans. 20 (MI

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