Muncie Post-Democrat, Muncie, Delaware County, 21 December 1928 — Page 6

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1928.

Business and Professional DIRECTORY

GRAVEL Best pit run Sand and Gravel In Delaware County. RUSSEY’S Phone 475-3

WHEN YOU PAY FOR WORK GET GOOD WORK Ask Scheidegger ELECTRIC SUPPLIES

No. 5 Western Reserve Bldg. Phone 5238

WASHING and Ironing Mrs. Allison

301 E. Sixth St.

Thomas V. Miller

Attorney-at-Law

512 Wysor

Phone 1535

W. II. Dorton & Son Plumbing and Heating Water Softeners J00 Wheeling Ace—Phone 4816W Estimates Free

Plumbing:, Heating and Gas Pitting. CLARK UR OS, Phone 247 317 E. Main

COMMISSIONERS’ ALLOWANCES

DECEMBER 1928

larry MeAuley, bd pris $1204.00 Dragoo & Davis, Ins 446:04 Dr. M. Galliher Co., do 449.9£ iohnson Hdw. Co. bdg rep 40.75 vap W. Michael, trustee __ 203.00 Max Ziegler & Bros. 126.70 1. W. Harris, bdg 1099.37 P. W. Mansfield, elk 291.66 \ W. Mansfield, do 38.00 Mabel B. Ringo 17.24 \. SJ. Boyce Co. 182.59 Claude M. Gladden 325.00 •ml. Bell T. Co. 8.00 P. W. Mansfield 10.25 W. Max Shafer, sal 362.50 Mildred Irvin 79*16 Ad’a Williams 66.66 Miriam S. Reed 62.50 McQuarry Co. 71.50 f. B. T. Co. 8.40 Mullln & San 2.50 Burroughs Co. 1.00 A. E. Boyce Co. 132.30 W. Max Shafer 3.00 Ira J. Wilson, sal 375.00 r. B. T. Co. 7.30 \. E. Boyce Co. 2.30 Tra J. Wilson 50.00 Merritt Heath 125.00 Do 5.00 f. B. T. Co. 6.50 A. E. Boyce Co. 58.30 McQuarry Co. 275.75 Harry MeAuley 250.00 Do 1 16.00 Do 6.00 I. B. T. Co. - 14.90 A. E. Boyce Co. 27.05 H. MeAuley 274.20 Chas. M. Armentrout, sal __ 302.00 Armai* Armintrout 16.00 I. B. V Co. 7.20 Lee O. Baird ,sal 250.00 La Vaughn Stotler 48.00 A. E. Boyce Co. 64.00 Lee O. Baird 36.20 T. B. T. Co. 10.20 Lee O. Baird 10.87 Frank T. Kilgore 66.50 P. C. Hopkins 155.00 [. B. T. Co. 6.60 A. E. Boyce Co. 82.38 I)o 47.35 jTypw. R. S. Co. 12.50 t. B. T. Co. 6.50 Wilmina Van Matre 157.50 Robt. Carter 100.00 Eli Toney 85.00 Molly Carey 40.00 Johnson Hdw. Co. 6.50 Otis El. Co. 36.19 P. D. Glenn 6.00 El. Cons. Sup. Co. 6.50 Muncie N. W. Co. 49.55 United States Ch. Co. 13.90 E. B. Winder & Son 6.60 Claude Smith 1.50 F. Carpenter 9.00 H. Wallor & Sons 1.50 J. S. Williams 2.15 | Pershing Feed Store 8.85 | Samuel Hite 90.00 I Lucy MeAuley 40.00 Ur. Mix 75.00 I Dr. Drumm 465.75

Nossett Bros. vV< & L. E. Gurley ). E. Baldwin _____ VI. E. Cromer Vlthea Harvey r . B. T. Co. \. E. Boyce Co. V. E. Brown Maude Smith \. E. Boyce Co. 4rouleff & Mauck __ 4. J. Priest 3 ost-Demoerat _

18.00 15.39 85.55 214.95 43.33 15.64 9.35 43.38 11.25 .60 73.62 8.75 118.76

Muncie Star 108.40 Muncie Press *90.90 Merchants Tr. & Savings _ 12.50 Merchants Tr. & Savings _ 12.50 Ya J. Wilson 150.00 Do 168.00 Do _ 125.00 Do 25.80 Do 22.32 ’’eoples Trust & Sav. 22.04 Urnma Coombs 4.28 Jynthia A. Calvert 50.70 1. F. Kimmel 75.00 Meeks & Son 75.00 Moffitt & Piepho 75.00 Meeks & Sons 75.00 Weeks & Sons 75.00 Meeks &■ Sons 75.00 Moffitt & Piepho 75.00 Moffitt & Piepho 75.00 Maud Maisel 75.00 3d. Ch. Guard. 646.80 Do , 849.00

10.50 10.00

5.89

45.00 32.60 41.50 59.20 36.00 25.00 10.00

4.00

70.00 100.00

Madison Co. chg venue

Blackford Co., do

Muncie Star Jarl L. Biff _I__

Lorenz D. Cale Vrman Armintrout

Mias. Arm hi trout fno. A. Hall 3. E. Deardorff Everett Moffitt 3ol)t. Lykins "’has. F. Koontz Ulverburg, Bracken & Gray

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COURT ALLOWANCES

DECEMBER, 1928

Merchants Nat’l. Bank 337.50 Melson J. Cole & Sons 1500.00 Do 1655.68 >1. Co. Nat Bk _________ 1321.90

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20.06 20.78

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GLENN’S Sheet Metal

Shop

See ns for Skvlights. Metal Ceilings, Slate, 1 Tile and Metal Roofing. Blowpipe and Job Work. Gutter and Leader Pipe. Rear 213 E. Main St. Phone 310

Dr. Rollin H. Bunch Specializes In Diagnosis i.id Treatment of Chronic and Blood Disease Office 201 the Johnson Open 10 A. M.—8 P. M.

GRAVEL

Best Sand and Gravel in Delaware County. Phone 475-3

RUSSEY’S

T. B. T. Co. 23.65 Muncie W. W. Co. 78.92 H. Wallor & Sons 61.75 Johnson Hdw. Co. — 139.62 C. M. Ki mbrongh Co. 17.50 Ind. G. S. Co. 84.50 |TT. S. Chem. Co. 73.55 C. J T. Gas Co. 620.75 [j.T. Butts & Son 148.20 2 Wilbert L. Gray 125.00 -1 Edna Gray 68.00 jlfida S. Medley 75.00 j Goldie Jones 44.00 | Floyd Hoover 50.00 Virgie Hoover 50.00 Warren Murphy 45.00 Elizabeth Slick 45.00 Renton Reynolds 12.00 Clara Nichols 16.00 Reiser &. Co. 65.85 Johnson Hdw. Co. 32.lt) |H. Wallor & Sons 340.92 El. Cons. Co. 15.75 jE. Luzadder 11.40 IE. E. Olvev & Son 225.55 |John IT. Schull & Son 47.28 Kuhner Packing Co. 138.56 Meyer Baking Co. 177.80 Sam Smith — 5.00 Virginia. Coal Co. 247.52 P. D. Glenn ._ 1.85 T. L. & P. Co. 84.30 Chas. Nihart 6.00 Meeks & Son 57.50 T. B. T. Co. '___ 12.00 A. E. Brown 175.31 E. B. Winder & Son 242.65 Woodbury-Elliott Co. 268.00 Frank Black 17.96 J. Si Williams 4.20 IT. S. Chem. Co. 36.00 Ind. Ref. Co. 97.66 Keller Co. 31.25 Pourt Pharmacy 39.06 Cent. I. Gas Co. 16.60 C. C. All^n 2.50 Nannie M. Sutton 150.00 Dr. Jump _• 4 3.50 Tda Koontz 50.00 Elizabeth Neff 50.00 Hlaneho Nicholson 50.00 Marie Pittenger 50.00 Manly Butterfield ^ 50.00 R. B. Jones 75.00 Plaud McCarty 43.00 James Bros. 17.50 John Dve 24.00 j Ed r JT. Bond 116.00

Peoples Trust 115.20 Do 660.99 Merchants Nat’l. 110.16 Muncie Banking Co. 63.76 Maude C. Ball 40.00 T. C. Greenwalt ^ 97.50 Merchants Nat’l. Bank 346.16 V. L. Bales 20.00 ra J. Wilson 350.00 Do 200.00 Bamill'a Smith — 95.45 Do 2.00 r ames Osenbaugh 1000.00

W. Mansfield

Del. Co. Nat. Bk. ___

3. F. Dearddrff

Martin M. Beeson Arman Armintrout __

Lola Woodring

Jhas. Armintrout M. Z. Rudy M W. Mansfield ____

5.00

20.78 26.80 37.80 59.00

4.00

63.60 4000.00

5.00

Marry MeAuley 16.92 Dr. Drumm 6.06 Dr. Owen 6.00 Dr. Coffman 3.00 Keller Co. 50.00 Marry MeAuley 16.92 Mary Hannan 1200.00 Do 300.00 Merchants Nat. Bank 692.32 Tohn R. Kirkham 1400.00 Harry MeAuley 52.00 Do 14.00

21.02 35.50

150.00

.52.00

Chester P. Shears l""oe

130.00

8.90 1.05

17.35 118.67 15.00 50.00 20.00

9.16 9.95

60.25

163.50

. 78.00

West Pub. Co. 411.25

P. W. Mansfield —_ Trvin W. Black Wm. R. Clvne M arl Huffman Owen R. Delph ^ranv Darter Ed Findley Tohn Melvin T ohn Fuson Darker Murray T ohn Van Arsdol W. A. Van Horn '''has. Cole Mare-aret Knecht ’M'snk L. Swain T. TMlfjqpn W. N. Williams I ^rank Oxley Tno. W. Berry ___ Gpo. Gray Oh!as. Beouy — Tosenh Orr 'amn D"ucan —_.

Catherine Secrist Spiritualist Medium has moved from 248 Kilgore Avenue to 1822 West Jackson street.

Tod Whipple Lawyer 308 Western Reserve Bldg. Phone 1625 Muncie, Indiana

More than 16,000 Japanese children were recently asked their preference in motion pictures subjects, and the most popular scenes proved to be love scenes and fight's.

| t. R T. Go. —___ 9.90 |H. Wallor Sons 19.80 jD. E. SlmEahan 17.00 |Tehn«on Hdw. Cx*. 30.52 jRershmv Seed Store 16.03 U. E. Brown 3.30 Kfrnh'’r>ueh Go. 13.50 tx«1. Gar <?- ’T'rpp. Go. 7.34 Wirndhor-.j-Elliott Go. 71.00 QmPh Electric C'o. 34.20 Wre-inic Goal Go. 225.45 Pn'’-"! ■Php'-mncv 2.30 fy B Wirffiei' A Sons 85.55

Oil Co. 10.73

FM’’mp-c Co-Op. Co. 45.73 o. r. Allen 11.00 M. U 50 00 ''T nc! nc; p Blnek . 70.00 uhas. A. Van Matre 30 00 Tno. A. Trail 30.00 Burton Williams 70 oo rv '\ .Tu^or) 70 00

XT'. -R^arVon RO.fifi

Thos. E. Bracken 66.66 ti. Baird 84.00 Carrie V. Dunn — 120.00 Abbott Lahr. 77.23 Pansy Howell 50.00 W. Bps. Life Tns. Co. 30.00 W. Res. Life Ins. Co. ______ .30.00 O. E. Baldwin ,125.00 Geo. W. Pfeiffer 250.00 Tnd. State San. 379.27 L. Baird 23.80 [l. B. T. Co. 26.75

Muncie Banking Co. _. Pearl C. Hopkins Marence W. Dearth ___ Harrv MeAuley

las. Gilbert t. B. T. Co. \. E. Boyce Co. New London Cafe ___ Fk-ank Shepard Co. Am. Law Book Co. Lawvers C. P. Co. Bohbs & Merritt Co. t. B. T. Co. Do Lora L. Dearth Minnie L. Snyder ____ Janet Snencer

Humber 483, 1928, for the vacation), if the following described part of Sixth Street in the city of Muncie ndiana, to-wit: That part of Sixth Street extendng West from the West line of Irotherton Street to the East line; if Shipley Street between the' South line of Lots nombered Sijx; 6) and seven (7) in block Twenty>ne (21) and the North line of dock Twenty-Four (24) all in Goshorn and Lupton’s Sub livision of O. in the City of Muncie, Indiana. The Board of Public Works had ixed the 4th day of January, 1929, is the final date on which remondrances may lie filed by persons nterested ijn or affected by said lescrihed vacation, and on said late at 9:00 o’clock a. m. said Toard will meet in its office in the lity Building in said G-|ty for the nirpose of hearing and considering ny lemonstrances which may have leen filed or which then may he iresented; said Board fixes said late for the modification, confirmti|in, rescinding or postponement if action on said remonstrances: nd on said date will hear all perons interested or whose pioperty s affected by said proposed vacaion, and will decide whether the lenefits that, will accure to Lie iroperty abutting and adjacent to he proposed vacation and to sai|d Mj'y will he equal to or exceed the estimated cost. <oif the proposed acation as estimated by (he City Mvil Engineer. BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS By Mary E. Anderson, Clerk. Advertise on Dec. 14, 21, 1928. Mlverhurg, Bracken & Gray, Attorneys for Petitioner.

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NOTICE MO PROPERTY OWNERS NOTICE is hereby given by the loard of Public Works of the C?|ty if Muncie, Indiana, that said loard on the 11th day of Decemler.' 1928, adopted Declaratory Resolution number 484, 1928, for he vacation of the following described part of Charles Street in he City of Muncie, Indiana, to-wit: That part of Charles Street exending West from the West line of Melyi avenue and hounded on the North by Lot Eight Hundred Sixty Jour (864) in Westside Addition and on the South and West by the Might of Way of the New York, Chicago and St. Louis Railroad Company, all in the City of Mun:ie, Indiana. The Board of Public Works has ixed (he 4th day of January, 1929, is the final date on w.hi(Ch remonitranees may he filed by persons nterested in or affected by said lescrihed vacation, and on said date at 9:00 o’clock a. m. said Board will meet in its office in the City Building in sayl City for the purpose of hearing and considering 1 my remonstrances which may have ieen filed or which then may be iresented; said Boarcl fixes sam late for the modification, confirmition, rescinding or postponement if action on said remonstrances; md on said date will hear all per?ons interested or whose property s affected by said proposed vacaion. and will decide whether the benefits that will accure to the iroperty abutting and adjacent to he proposed vacatipn and to said :iy will be equal to or exceed the istimated cost of the proposed vacation as estimated by the City Civil Engineer. BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS By Mary E. Anderson, Clerk. Advertise on Dec. 14, 21, 1928. Bilverburg, Bracken & Gray, Attorneys for Petitioner.

We Wish You a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year CLEARANCE SALE OF ACCESSORIES 40 to 50 Par Cent Reduction Sale

Reg. Sale Price Price Monroe Chevrolet Heaters $7.50 $3.75 Monroe Dodge Heaters $8.50 $4.25 Monroe Pontiac Heaters $8.50 $4.25 Arvon Ford Heaters $1.75 .75 Ford Jacks, small $1.00 .50 Large Balloon Jacks $6.50 $3.25 Tire Pumps $1.00 .50 Brake Lining, per foot .50 .25 Radiator Cement .75 .40 30x3| Ford Rims, Clincher $1.50 .75 Spark Plugs, Ford .50 .35 Ford Battery Cables .75 .50 Hinsdale Socket Sets, No. 10 $1.25 .75 Auto Oil, per gal. $1.00 .50 5 Gal. Can Mobiloil Oil $5.25 $3.75

All Sizes of Used Tires $1.00 up

Factory Tire Store

112 W. Washington St.

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—___ 5.00 4.10 3.10

4.10 4.20

3.80 _____ 3.80

3.10 3.10 3.10 3.10

3.10 ___— 3.10

18.60 42.10 42.10

37.10

44.10

____ 38.10 36.10 _____ 44.60

4010

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'"’ovver Murray 12.40 ’Vck Maddox 18.60 \mr>3 Carev 15.60 Bowden 6.20 W. T, NTorri'z 6.20 'Inr, Vi'f, VI' r) 9.30 ''Tinni 0 Hollister 3.20 'Xpn. p'portq 3.10 T.uiion Black ;;;. -- 3 10 TrUmpr AVaTum 1 * 3.10 Marpnpp R West 2.10 Tr^npst, B. Havs 2.10 \v+v.,,„ Cunningham 2.io r 'arl uvvfTipr 210 Tno. Mplvin 3 10 TTphAnl- 'IT' Mnnyav 79 0.0 n’vonotf Boencer 209 oo T B. T. Po. 7 7K TrV‘) TT’ 'Ppero-t*^ _ _ F 0 00 Ti . tv. Mansfield 5° 00 Do *>0 00 v. M Pn it Don 20000 ■VTqnn-annf Ppqfn'*' 00 '-Tqvn-v g. Pnppnwait 117 on ot-vy,qn fffpix!;. 26 00 T) Revnold 1 ? 2000 00 Wm. M. & ADola MeAuley _ 425.00 o NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS

NOTICE is hereby given by the Board of Public Works of the City of Muncie, Indiana, that said Board on the 11th day of December, 1928, adopted Declaratory Resoluti|On

Winfield S. Sutton, 76, Dead at Decatur

Decatur, Ind., Dec. 18.—Winfield Scott Sutton, 76, well known Adams munty resident, died at the Adams Bounty Memorial hospital at 5:30 I’clock Monday morning following i short illness. Death was said to have been dug to pneumonia. Mr. Sutton was taken to the hospital ast Thursday, and his condition became critical Sunday afternoon Death came early Monday morning. Winfield S. Sutton was born in ndiana in 1852. He was the son if Mr. and Mrs. John Sutton. In iarly years, Mr. Sutton learned the blacksmith profession, which he ’ollowed until several years ago, when he retired. At the time of his ieath, Mr. Sutton resided part of die time with his daughter, Mrs. Charles Shepherd, at Geneva, and the rest of the time with his son, Fudge Jesse C. Sutton, of this city.

Muncie Chamber of Commerce

extends good wishes I to all Muncie Citizens for a

Decatur Firm Gets locial Set Joins Anti-Liquor War Kansas City, Mo., Dec. 18.—Five attractive young women, described as socially prominent, have joined authorities in the crusade against liquor selling here. The drive started with the wrecking of a saloon last Monday liy a modern Carrie Na(ion. Police announced Monday that the volunteers, escorted by plain i clothesmen, had obtaiped drinks at six establishments and gathered evi dence upon which prosecutions will be brought. At! sixty-five places visited the women were refused liquor. Sergt. Elmer Duncan, head of thi raiding forces, explained that bootleggers were taking few chances s^nce the cleanup started, but that the amateur dry agents had been able to throw at least six bartenders off 'heir guard.

Merry Christmas

and a

Happy New Year

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