Muncie Post-Democrat, Muncie, Delaware County, 30 January 1931 — Page 2
FRIDAY, JANUARY 30, 1931.
THE POST-DEMOCRAT t Democratic weekly newspaper representing the Democrats ot Muucie, Delaware County and the 8th Congressional District. The only Democratic Newspaper in Delaware County.
Entered as second class matter January 15, 1921, at the Postofllce at Muncle, Indiana, under the Act of March I, 1879.
PRICK • CENTS—$2.00 A YEAR.
223 North Elm Avreet—Telephone 2540 CHARLES H. DALE, Publisher. Geo. R. Dale, Editor.
Muncie, Indiana, Friday, January 30, 1931.
If, as Plug Walburn intimates, he bought up the present police department even before its appointment, he should bring another suit for alienation of affections.
It may be that the courageous Gen. Smedley Butler spoke out of turn, but America bows its head in shame at the apology to Mussolini even before America learned whether or not the general spoke the truth. Or, was it a tacit acknowledgement that the truth is no defense when a superior being is assailed. If we are to become a nation of bootlickers let’s acknowledge it instead of boasting of our percentage of Americanism.
Another one of Chief Mann’s supreme court decisions has been reversed, in his own court this time. He may learn sometime.
One of the Vanderbilts said he was with Mussolini when he ran over the child. It’s now up to some other billionaire to apologize for Vaivderbilt. MAYOR DALE'SRULE76USED
Continued from Page 1 tainly render the old system and methods in danger of becoming obsolete. CITES PROPAGANDA CAMPAIGN Continuing his opposition to action by Mishawaka in establishing a a sew 7 age disposal plant, Mayor Petro said: “The attention of the council is directed to the persistent, organized effort to force upon us without delay this proposed installation of expensive equipment and methods of river sanitation. “It is now proposed to force the city of Mishawaka to succumb to the demand of those who have long been conducting a campaign of propaganda favorable to the big contractors, high-priced engineering firms and bond-floating agencies that swarm'and trail the pathway and wreckage of these municipal projects, whose shibboleth is ‘Progess’ and wdiose hue and cry is the seductive call of the public to lives of sportsmanship and happy fishing holes, in which to swim.”
Grocers Charged With Profiteering
Evansville, Ind., Jan. —(UP) Henry Smith, Negro, father of three children, charged that Evansville grocers patronized by persons receiving aid from the township poor relief fund are profiteering. The matter is being considered by the Vanderburg county commissioners. According to Smith, he received a $4 grocery order from Trustee Robert Riely and a grocer charged 40 cents for two small heads of cabbage which the buyer says were not worth more than 15 cents, and 25 cents for a bucket of lard Worth 10 or 15 cents. The commissioners and' trustees assert that if the profiteering charge substantiated, evidence will be placed before a grand jury. • o 1 Raze Resort
Laporte, Ind.. Jan. 29.—(UP) — Maple City, once reputed to be northern Indiana’s most notorious gambling house, is being razed. The building, at least 65 years old, was originally a school but later became a combined saloongambling house. Poker games, held there, frequently lasted over a week at a time and cots were available to permit gamblers to rest while playing, it was said . 0 HOME BUILDING DESIGNS ARE ON EXHIBITION
Indianapolis, Jan. 29.—(UP) — Latest home building styles were shown at the annual exhibition of the Indiana Society of Architects which opened at the John Herron Art Institute here today. * A display of pigtures included those of several of the finest Indiana residences. Awards for the year will be presented at a banquet tonight. ■ o —— HANDCUFFS ARE AUTHORIZED
Rivoli Theater
STORY UNDERLIES COMEDY SITUATIONS OF “REDUCING” In “Reducing” the new Marie Dressler-Polly Moran Metro-Gold-wyn-Mayer comedy, which will open Sunday at the Rivoli Theater in Muncie for three days, there is no delay to the start of the fun. It begins with the departure of Marie Dressier, her postman-hus-band, Lucien Littlefield; her daughter, Anita Page, and her two sons, for a visit with her sister, Polly Moran, wealthy New York beauty parlor proprietress. The laughs start with adventures at a station ticket office, and then in a Pullman, where Marie has engaged one upper for both herself and Anita. The guffaws continue when the group arrive in New York. Mischief on the part of the boys in the Grand Central Station starts a wave of laughs which washes them all right into Polly’s apartment. Grins galore are reserved for the next sequence, laid in the beauty parlors, where Marie becomes' Polly’s assistant, and Anita the cashier. All comedies must have a plot to pull the laughs together, and in “Reducing” '(he plot concerns the tangled love affairs of Anita Page and her New York cousin, Sally Ellers. The men in the case are Willidm “Buster” Collier, Jr., clever son of a clever father, and the capable William Bakewell, direct from his successes in “Paid” and “All Quiet on the Western Eront.” “Reducing” was filmed by “Chuck” Reisner, who directed Miss Dressier and Miss Moran in their previous great hit, “Caught Short.” APPOINTMENT a — (Continued From Page One) and again with the support of Mr. Hoover hafi submitted an appeal for a $10,000,000 relief fund. Mr. Hoo ver in a letter to him approves the idea, saying: ‘The problem, as now developed requires more than the available funds.’ “Now no one supposes that the problem could have developed so radicallly in five days. The only conclusion is that these leaders had no conception of the. true .gravity of the situation, and that they don’t really know yet what they want or need. Last week it was four millions; this week it is ten millions. And evpn if they get the money the country will give it without confidence and with more than a vague suspicion that even such an amount won’t turn the trick so long as we have such leadership.”
name . P. Rogers, of Greenville, ing for sympathy. He signs his Route No. 2. In a letter to the ditor of the Dallas News, and published in that paper, he writes: “I am one among many farmers who were hard hit last year. Beginning early and working hard to make a big crop, .1 came out at the Aid of the season with three bales )f cotton, which were turned over to my merchant for supplies furnished. “My two horses and three cows were mortgaged to the hank.to secure an old debt and the bank now >wns them. “On the first Tuesday in December the loan company foreclosed a lien it held against my farm and it now owns the farm. “Truly 1 have been hit hard, but 1 deserve no sympathy; I voted for Hoover.”
Covington, Ind., Jan. 29.—(UP) — Special expenditure of $500 to cm ploy additional counsel for prosecution of cases in Fountain county and $100 to buy handcuffs has been authorized by the county council in.its program of law enforcement. All slot machines have been ordered removed from the county by
Sheriff Fred Kay.
TRUSTUE’S ANNUAL REPORT. The Township Trustee’s Annual Report
■,o the Advisory Board of Mt. Pleasant Township, Delaware County, Indiana,
slu oal
year ending awnsliip Funi —Receipts—
Balance Jan. 1, 1930 $ M. Z. Rudy, ref. cr. er. ck. 630, 1D29 Co. Auditor, adv. tax draw Co. Auditor, June tax draw W. A. Going. J. P. docket fees
ec.
... T .^Dis
R. S. Cummins, official bonds . . .$ Claud Williams, ditch labor M. Z. Rudy, salary M. Z. Rudy, salary and expense,
S. M. Rudy, clerk and rent Harry Brinson, ditch labor
Rudy
ortation .. tor service .. YorkUw-n Lumber Co., reps., fuel Charley Minnick* repairs Ind. JEth Tele. Co., service Yorktoo*! State Bank, bonds, int. Hersch^ Watkins, curb, gutter.. Alma Campbell, janitor Harry V. Gardner, transportation P. C. Hurgess, transportation .. Roy Miller, transportation Charles E. McKinley, trans Ray Justice, transportation Cliff Applegate, transportation .. W. H. Gardner, transportation .. Hurbetft Puson, transportation ,. L. W. Yingling, transportat«9* .. Charles Hensley, trans James O. Childs, transportation Wm. Long, janitor J. C. Hensley, janitor janitor ........
gas and oil .... George Donovan, janitor Traction Lt. and Pwr., service ... Alma Campbell, janitor Ind. Bell Tele. Co., service Harry W. Gardner, transportation P. E. Burgess, transportation ... Roy L. Miller, transportation Charles E. McKinley, trans. ..
, transpor
Cliff Applegate, transportation
Ray Justus, transportation ■■■■■■Negate, ^■■^■^H W. H. Gardner, transportation
ransportation ,
transportatior '“’"ortation.
ion ....
son, transportation ...
L. W. Yingling, transportation..
Charles Hensley, transpor J. O. Childs, transportatic Wm. Long, janitor
J. C. Hensley, janitor George Donovan, janitor Harry Brinson, ground labor ... George Donovan, janitor Alma Campbell, janitor George Donovan, janitor L. W. Yingling, transportation .. Traction Lt. and Pwr., service ...
Alma Campbell, janitor
George Donovan, janitor ..., Barton Rees Pogue, address Cliff Applegate, transportation..
on,
Ind. Bell Tele. Co., service George Donovan, janitor Wm. Long, janitor Smith Electric, repairs Charles Hensley, transportation.. J. C. Hensley, janitor
Harry W. Gardner, transportation
' ition
nsport
ey, ■
Cliff Applegate, transportation
P. C. Burgess, transportation Ray L. Miller, transportation Charles McKinley, transportation
W. H. Gardner, transportation James O. Childs, transportation Yorktown Lumber Co., supplies
Alma Campbell, janitor George Donovan, janitor Traction Lt. and Pwr., se
i, janitor Co., servic
service janitt
Tele. Ci
Standard Oil Co., gasoline
rr.,
George Donovan, janit
Ind. Bell Teb
Harry W. Case, enumeration ... Opal Brinson, supplies Anderson Chandeuer Co., supplies George Donovan, janitor Muncie Bldrs. Sup. Co., repairs Normal Drug Store, supplies Retz Sporting Goods Store, sups. D. H. Gobel Co., supplies L. O. Draper Shade Co., equip. Johnson Service Co., repairs .... Denoyer Geppert Co., maps, etc.
‘ books, supplies ....
rowing the receipts, disbursements am alances of all Township revenues for th
ear ending December 31, 1930.
ANNUAL REPORT CLERK OF SELMA, INDIANA
For Year Ending Dec. 31, 1930. Receipts Balance on Jan 1, 1930 .,$2538.83 Taxes, including gasoline*. tax _ 586.26 Depository Interest 47.23 €. C. C. & St. L. crossing light maintenance 29-.08
“Thomas A. Edison is working out a scheme to dispel fogs for aviators, Hoover commissions and others.”—Detroit News.
Distress Victim “Deserves No Sym-
pathy,” He Says.
There is one impoverished far-, HPHB iner down iu Texas who is not ask-$l00 worth of merchandise.
Total 1
Disbursements
Traction Light & Power Co., lights : 1 H. R. Theis, salary & expenses, clerk Otto Huffman, fire dept. supplies __ r _ lohrt Schull & Son,- fire
dept, repairs
F. O. Ross, fire equipment Corbett C. Wood, labor R. C. Jones, same G. W. Hiatt, same John Ryan, same J. O. Cecil, same Robt. R. Gibson, same - _ W. L. Manley, hauling and labor Del. County Treas., ditch
assessment
Donald Bowers, hauling and gravel Raymond Clark, labor Glen Dickover. same Del County Road Dept., oil
Total Total receipts Total disbursements
$3201.40
424.92 50.87 2400 40.12 24-2.20 3.60 4.80 10,38 8.00 5.00 3.00 39.00 6.00 96.’85 12.20 18.00 297.00
$1285.94 .$3201.40 _ 1285.94 $1915.46
Balance Jan. 1, 1931 __ Indebtedness
None.
Dated this 29th. day of January,
1931.
LOREN JOHNSON. Clerk, , o BANDITS KIDNAP OFFICER
Freelandville, Ky., Jan. 29.— (UP)—The entire business section )f the town here was looted by three bandits who kidnaped the jolive force, Charley Hillery, night watchman, and forced him to at 'ompany them. They got $9 and
782.12 10.00
200.00 1.331.85
38.75
Co. Auditor, Dec. tax draw },350.47
sbursements—
oial bonds . . .$ 105.00
^10.00 3-5.00 55.00 18.00 41.75 30.00 100.04 100.00 66.00 37 00 45.00
2.00
60.00 18.00 17.00 3J.0O 43.00 35.00 32.00 32.00 18.26
6.00
30.00 37.00 20.00 100.00 100.04 20.00
1.70
40.00
M. Z. Rudy, salary ..... Lena P. Dale, advertising
M. Z. Rudy, salary and expense Harry Brinson, ditch labor S. m: Rudy, clerk, rent :... M. Z. Rudy, salary Harry Brinson, labor M. Z. Rudy, salary and expense S. M. Rudy, clerk and rent , M. Z. Rudy, salary 1 M. Z. Rudy, salary and expense *. M. Z. Rudy, salary I M. Z. Rudy, salary i Selma Farmers Co-Op. Co,, tile .. ; Inman Tile Co., tile D. H. Gobel Co., supplies I Kiger & Co., supplies M. Z. Rudy, salary ■ S. M. Rudy, clerk and rent ! M. Z. Rudy, expense i M. Z. Rudy, salary i Muncie Evening Press, adv M. Z. Rudy, salary j W. A. Goings, J. P. sups 1 M. Z. Rudy, expense S. M. Rudy, clerk and rent ..... M. Z. Rudy, salhry M. Z. Rudy, salary George Donovan, labor M. Z. Rudy, salary Post Democrat, advertising S. M. Rudy, dlerk and rent M. Z. Rudy, salary
Ralph Hinkle, labor
Kiger & Go., books, suppl Elmer Prillaman, repairs
Yorktown Farm. Co-Op. Co., coal Berkley Cardy Co., supplies W. M. Welch Mfg. Co., diplomas George Donovan, janitor M. Z. Rudy, supplies Ind. Bell Tele. Co., service George Donovan, janitor Palmer Product Co., supplies ... U. S. Chemical Co., supplies .... Banner Furniture Co., equip, rep. Y'orktown State Bank, bones, int. Muncie Typewriter Ex., equip, rp. Charles A. Penzel, supplied George Donovan, janitor C. M. Kimbrough Co., repairs .. Ind. Bell Tele. Co., service George Donovan, janitor Ind. Bridge Co., repairs John Myers, clean toilet Wm. Gant, plastering Luiden Warfel, labor Leroy Sutton, team, labor Wm. S. Gant, labor George Donovan, janitor, lab. .. Yorktown Lbr. Co., coal, etc. ... Ranee Nolan, bldg, upke-p George Donovan, bldg, upaeep .. Yorktown State Bank, bonds, int. Ind. Bell Tele. Co., service George Donovan, janitor, reps. .. Charles Munnick, bldg. reps. ... Yorktown Lbr. Co., coal George Donovan, bldg, reps Byerly Drug Store, paint R. S." Cummins, insurance George Donovan, bldg. reps. ... Byeriy Drug Store, supplies George Donovan, janitor Alma Campbell, janitor Traction Lt. and Pwr., service . . Ralph Parker, supplies H. W. Gardner, UaUeporiatlcn .. P. C. Burgess, transportation . .. Ray Miller, transpor,alien
raneportation
Ray Justice. ■ transportation
lay :ihf
W. H.
>po
Charles McKinley, t
tc
Cliff Applegate; transportation
Gardner, transportation
H. R. Fuson. transportation . L. W. Yingling. trail,portation
James O.
Charles Hensley Alma Campbell.
rdner, transportat it, transportalioi
ing. trail,poiitation ... Childs, transportation nsiey, transportation.. ampbcil, janitor
GcOigs Donovan, janitor CharreS Minpick, labor pu-onL- Sullivan, magazines
Clark, supplies
Fran!
Lloyd H.
Harry ,W. Gardner, transportation P. C. Burgess, transportation ... Ray L, Miller, transportation .. Charles E. McKinley, leans Ray Justice, transportation Cliff Applegate, transportation .. W. H. Gardner, transportation .. Herbert Fuson, transportation ... L. W, Yingling, transportation .. J. O. Childs, transpo.ration .... 20.03 Charles Hensley, transportation.. 30.00 J. C. Hensley, janitor 45.00 G-orge Donovan, janitor
Itaipn nimwc, mum M. Z. Rudy, salary and expense Harry Brinson, labor
M. Z,. Rudy, salary
Yorktown Lumber Co
Christian Curti
Paul S. Brady, attorney
Cm. tUe ...
„,tv„ „...j. salary Adam Roach, salary i Perrv J. Staggs, salary
M. Z. Rudy, salary
V. i nbe tis.
I. si
Perrv J. Staggs, salary V. Z. Rudy, salar;
clerk, r
salary salary
ening Press, :
Star Publishing Co., ad
ran
Post Democrat, M. Z. Rudy,
salary ...
«. M. Rudy, clerk, rent
I I T . Z. Rudy, sala I M. Z. Rudy, sala
S ‘Mimei
Z. Rudy, salary tuncie Evening Press, advertising
* Francis A. Shaw, attorney advertising 8-n lary 20 00
22.00 35.00 44.27 35.00 40.00 18.00 63.00
3.50
30.00 30.00 100.00 44.80
5.00 5.00 5.00
45.00 55.00 35.00 20.00
8.71
44.27 100.00
8.71
Road Fund.
—F ’ ’
1.
-Receipts-
1930
131,55 75.00 700.61 750.00 21.00 80.50 12.00 15.00 100.00
7.88
76.35
6.75
77.00
9.00
30.00 18.00 73.50 10.00, 20.25 20.25 101.00 18.00
472.00
45.00 54.00 20.25 27.00 18.00 24.75 75.00 49.10 13.50
• do.* Auditor, refund 46.22 I Citizens Bank, Anderson, gravel 37 80 | Roy L. Miller, labor 11.00 j-Roy Bennett, gravel 36.05
Special: School Fund.
—Receipts—
i Balance Jen. 1. 1930 $ 8.779.98 I Co. Auditor, congressional dist.,. 312.00 Co. Auditor, adv. tax draw 2,000.00 Co. Auditor, adv. tax draw 1,075.00 1 Co. Auditor, adv. tax draw 2,400.00 I Co. AqdHor, adv.tax draw 3,000.00 Co. Auditor, June tax draw 10,627.02 Co. Auditor, adv. tax draw 3,000.00 Correct error, check 609 100.00 Co. Auditor. Dec. tax draw 14.145.77
' Balance,
I Co. Auditor, advance draw Co. Auditor, June v tax draw Co. Auditor, advance draw
—Disbursements—
W n. Hayden, labor $ H ury Brinson, labor W. B. Ross, labor T -roy Sutton, labor Fay Miller, gravel Hubbard Younts, team labor Win. Hayden, labor Claud Davis, labor, team Arthur Pohovau, labor J. S. Reed. team, labor Leroy £»'- on, labor H. F. Younts, labor, hauling .... Wm Hayden, labor Spence Miller, gravel Arnold Havden. hauling Clyde Hensley, hauling I eroy Sutton, labor Tames Milligan, labor Spence Miller, gravel, labor Ollie Shaffer, labor
"aymond Swindle, labor
iyde Hensley, labor verett McMahan, labor
labor
, tack Brown,
j flubbard*Younts. labor \ercy Sutton, labor .. <r ef>h W. Skinner, lab Falph Hinkle, hauling
n, labor Skinner, labor, mat..
Crester Ada
Mad. Co. tr..
r Adams.
Sale school houses —Disbursements— Alma Campbell, janitor $ Yorktown State Bank, bonds, int. A. Normal, janitor supplies Bovle Bros., supplies Cliff Applegate, transportation ... Traction Lt and Pwr., service .. George Donoeea. sea®*.? 1 • ... . Charle# E. McKinley, trans Ind. yell Tele. Co., service
George Donovan janitor C. M. Kimbraugn Co, repair* ... Charles Donovan. 1 ....... Kiger A-. Cp . equipment Alma Campbell, janitor Cfcailts Si. McKinley, trans
334.04 256.31 30.00 893.13 36.90 49.52 50.00 77.34 65.00 frO.W
3.75
43.09 29.00 301.49 65.00 132.11
3 eq 13.4 l
G-orge Donovan, janitor Alma Campbell, janitor George Donovan, janitor Ind. Bell Tele. Co., service ... Cliff Appi-gate, transportation
A. Normal, Janitpr supplies L, W. Yingling, transportation ..
W. a Win A! ir
Traction Lt. and Fvvr.. service
H.
in. I ma I
George Donovan, jani
Garner, transportation
jar
Alma Campbell, janitor
Donovan, janitor
Long, janitor
George Donovan, janitor Charles Minnick, carpenter H. \y. Gardner,, transportation .« P. C. Burgess, transportation ... Ray L. Miller, transportation .... Charles E. McKinley, trans Bay Justice, transportation ... Cliff Applegate, transportation .. W. H. Garner transportation
Herbert Fuson, transportation
ingiins,
J. O. Childs, transportation
rtat
L. W. Yingling, -transportation
urgiing, transpor ilds. transportat
Charles Hensley, transportation.. J. C. Hensley, janitor Standard Oil Co., gas, oil E. E. Prillaman. supplies W. A Goings, equip., reps ind. Bell Tele Co., service Byerly Drug Store, equip., reps. Cliff. Applegate, transportation . . George tionovnn, janitor Alma Campbell, janitor Wm. Long, janitor H. W. Gardner, transportation.. Charles E. McKinley, trans George Donovan, janitor Charles Hensley, transportation Traction Lt. and Pwr.. service .. Emery Appl'-gate, supplies Yorktown Lbr. Co., coal L. W. Yingling, transportation .. George Donovan, janitor Alma Campbell, janitor L. H. Cromer, teaching H. W. Gardner, transportation .. P. C. Burgess, transportation ... Ray L. Miller, transportation ... Charles E. McKinley, trans Ray Justice, transportation Cliff Applegate, transportation .. V/. H. Garner transportation ... Herbert L. Fuson. transportation L. W. Yingling, transportation . . J. O. Childs, transportation .... Charles Hensley, transportation . Yorktown Garage, repairs Jacob C. Hensley, janitor : Cliff Applegate, transportation .. U. S. Chemical Co., supplies .... Ind. Bell Tele. Co., service L. Brinson, desk, typewriters ... Wm. Long, janitor George Donovan, janitor Alma Campbell, janitor H. J. Wickersham. machine reps. George Donovan, janitor Charles Hensley, transportation.. Hillyard Chemical Co., supplies.. Caxton School Sup. Co., supplies A. Flanagan, supplies
Hess Duplicator Sup. C D. H. Gobel Printing C
Co., sups,
ig Co., sups.
Nation-Robinson Col, sups Rand McNally & Co., supplies .. Denoyer-Geppart Co., supplies ... Allen Wilkinson Lbr. Co., varnish Nelson Electric Co., elec, work ... Richmond School Furn. Co. reps. Anderson Chandelier Co,\ reps... Charles E. Flowers, Insurance .. Coulter Boiler. St. Iron Wks., rep. Johnson Publishing Co., sups. ... Marion Mch. Fdry. Sup. Co., reps. L. W. Yingling, transportation .. Hoy Justice, transportation Traction Iff. and Pwr., service ., Standard Oil Co., gas and oil .. Alma Ca»i)bell. janitor Remington Rand Co., typewtr rep. George Donovan, janitor
Ralph Parker, gas Cliff Anplegate. tra
. VliMthns
ransportation ..
L. W YiyglniR. transportal ton | L. W. Yingling,' IlariSpovtat.on
no.nn
50.00 Yorktown Lbr. Co
SO.QO 65.00 26.75 242.92 18.00
6.50
3,500.00 427.68 30.00 160.00 160.00 160.00 110.00 160.00 80.00 160.00 66.00 65.00 65.00 80.00 45.00 20.00 65.00 30.00 31.82 65.00 114.67 30.00
4.65
160.00 160.00 160.00 160.00 160,00 160.00 160.00 65.00 65.00 65.00 80.00 45.00 20.00 65.00 21.00 10.00 30.00 55.00 30.00 67.79 30.00 10.00 35.00 80.00 33.00 160.00 65.00
4.15
55.00 45.00 19.50 65.00 23.00 160.00 180.00 160.00 160.00 80.00 160.00 80.00 57.39 20.00 45.00 67.55 45.00
4.20 8.22
60.00
£.96
67.25 45.00 15.23
4.25
23.35 13.33 118.58
4.72
330.57 120.43 127.50 412.36
6.51
28.60 45.00 10.78
3.00
45.00 252.82 73.60
9.45
1,382.68 13.67 53.27 43.00 64.93
3.00
45.00 12.72
6.00
2'.nn
1.50 9.00
22.50 48.00 211.49
9.50
143.00 3,437.50
3.00
233.50 18.60 315.35 62.00 13.25 35.20 44.50 , < 37.40 85.00 30.00
11.24
11.88 i .co 83.00 8 i.OC 80.00 £3.00 8.1.00 fitlXO 35.00 35.00 35.00 30.00 30.00 63.00 3i.i0 22.96 . 8 1.00 ’ fS.flO 83.00 80.03 80.00 83.00 80.00 35.00 35.00 35.00 35.00 25.00 1 i.OO 30.00 59.00
3.00
80.00 34.22 3 > 00 23.21 80.00 50.00 30.00 60.00 13.00 13.20 80.00 160.00 160.00 160.00 ICO.00 80.03 180.00 70.00 35.00 70.00 70.00 25.00 13.55 2-iJ. , :2 17.40
4.90 2.25
40.00 57.00 30.00 45.00 80.00 80,00
8.00
35.00 45.91 31.32 211.67 50.00 57.00 30.00
6.89
80.00 160.00 160.00 80.00 160.00 120.00 160.00 70.00 20.00 70.00 3-5.00 12.46 25.00 40.00 156.61
3.80
100.00 45.00 54.00 30.00
5.70 7.00
35.00 287.55 22.50 29.19 37.80 64.84 31.00 19.09 100.19 10.00 84.76 32.00 42.50 45.50 231.85 54.79 82.95 35.00 80.00 103.74 10.83 30.00 63.00 53.00 21.25 40 00 26.60 12.40 312.n
Wm. Long, Janitor J. C. Hensley, janitor Charles Hensley, transportation.. J. O. Childs, transportation Herbert Fuson, transportation ... W. H, Garner, transportation .... Cliff Applegate, transportation .. H. W. Gardner, transportation .. P. C. Burgess, transportation ... Ray L. Miller, transportation ... Charles E. McKinley, trans. Ray Justice, transportation L. H. Clark, transportation Ind. Bell Tele. Co., service Palmer Products Co., supplies- ... World Book Co., supplies Charles A. Pencel, supplies Kiger <fe Co., reps., supplies .... C. M. Kimbrough Co., repairs .. Yorktown Garage, repairs By-Lo Hardware Co., repairs ... George Donovan, janitor, etc. .. Alma Campbell, janitor Dr. C. H. Wright, med. attention Boyle Bros., H. Ec. supplies A. Norman, supplies W. H. Garner, repairs ; R. S. Cummins, insurance E. E. Prillaman, repairs, supplies Tuition Fund. —Receipts— Balance Jan. 1, 1930 $ Co. Auditor, Con. distribution .. Yorktown State Bank, Jan. int... Yorktown State Bank, Feb. int... Yorktown State Bank, Mar. iat... Co. Auditor, surplus dog fund ... Co. Auditor, advance draw Co. Auditor, advance draw Yorktown State Bank, April int. Co. Auditor, advance draw Y'orktown State Bank, May int... Co. Auditor, June tax draw Yorktown State Bank, June int. Auditor of State, reimbursement Co. Auditor, cong. and com. sch. Yorktown State Bank, July int. Yorktown State Bank, Aug. int... Y’orktown State Bank, Sept. int. Yorktown State Bank, Oct. int... Co. Auditor, advance draw .... Yorktown State Bank, Nov. int. Yorktown State Bank, Dec. int. Co. Auditor, December taxes .... Chester Adams, trustee, transfer —Disbursements— Arthur Vanskyock, teacher $ Erma J. Blank, teacher Bright L. Kimmell, teacher James A. MacCleery, teacher Lulu W. Lykins, teacher Dcssie R. Conn, teacher Grace Hofherr, teacher Alma Robertson, teacher Iva Mansfield, teacher .* Rebecca Miller,, teacher ...... Louis D. Kinzie, teacher Florence O. McKinley, teaching . Clara Vance, teaching H. L. Gradick, teaching Clara G. Fuller, teaching Eunice W. McKinney, teaching .. State Teachers Retirement Fund Arthur Vanskyock, teaching Lloyd H. Clark, teaching Leslie E. Reeves, teaching Arthur Vnriskyock, teaching Lawrence H. Cromer, teaching ... Nola C. Bryan, teaching Erman J. Blank, teaching Bright L. Kimmell, teaching .... James A. MacLerrrie, teaching.. Doris E. Whinrey, teaching Lulu W. Lykins, teaching Dessie R. Conn, teaching Grace Holler, teaching Alma Robertson, teaching Iva Mansfield, teaching Rebecca Miller, teaching Louis D. Kinzie, teaching Lawrence O. McKinley, teaching Clara Vance, teaching H. L. Gradick, teaching Clara G. Fuller, teaching Opal Brinson, teaching Harry D. McCrerry, teaching Winnie R. McKinley, teaching .. Arthur Vanskyock. teaching ... Harrv D. McCreery, teaching ... Lloyd H. Clark, teaching ... Leslie E. Reed, teaching Arthur VanSkyock. teaching Lawrence H. Cromer, teaching
James A. MacLeery, teaching ... Doris E. Whim ey, teaching Lulu W. Lykins, teaching .Ui.'.i.. Dessie R. Conn, teaching Grace Hoffer, teaching Alma Robertson, teaching Iva Mansfield, teaching Rebecca Miller, teaching Louis D> Kinzey. teaching Florence A. McKinley, teaching .. Clara Vance, teaching H. L. Gradick. teaching Clara G. Fuller, teaching Opal Brinson, teaching Harry C. McCreery. teaching ... Winnie R. McKini y, teaching ... Arthur V-anSkyoek. teaching ... Harry D. McCreery. teaching ... K. L, Gradick, teaching #. . Opal BiTjeoh. teaching : . Rebecca Miller, teaching Destla Conn, teaching Harry D. MeCrerty. teaching ... Winnie R. McKinley, teaching .. Edna Broadwater, t-'a-hing .... Alma Robertson, teaching Irma J. Ela >!r, t'aching Arthur VanS':-.ock, teaching .... Charlotte Stafford, teaching Bright L. Kiminil, teaching I vlu V.'. Lykins, teaching Grace Hotherr, teaching ........ Itpivu D. Kinsey, teaching -Florence ©: McKinley, teaching .. Clara Vance, teaching Clara G. Fuller,■ teaching I awre-ic? H. CrOinbr. teaching .. T lord H. Clark, teaching L. H. Cromer, teaching Iva Mansfield, leeching Leslie E. Reeves, teaching Doris Whinrey, teaching O. H. Grjest. teach, retirement.. Kola C. Bryan, teaching Jair-s A. MacDcarie. teaching ... L. H. Cromer, teaching L. H. Ciomer, teaching L. H. Ciomor. teaching L. H. Cromer, teaching L. H. Cromer, teaching L. H. Cromer, t-a,chins L. H. Clark, teaching L. H. Cromer, t'aching Leslie R'eyes, teaching Arthur VanSkyock, t'-achi ig .... Bright E. Kimmel, teaching ... Noel C. Bryan, teaching H. N. Sh-ets. teaching Irma J. Blank, teaching Doris V/hinrcy, teaching lulu Lykins. teaching Deseis Conn, teaching. Grace Hofherr. teaching Alma Rob-rtton, teaching Iva N. Morris, teaching Rebecca Miller. 'teaching Lewis D. Kinsey, teaching Flor nce McKinley, teaching Clara Vance, teaching Teesie Dwyer, teaching Harry G. McCreery, teaching .... Goal Brinson, teaching Ella Murray, teaching H. L. Gradick. teaching Lloyd H. Clark, teaching L. H. Croinar. teaching Leslie E. Re^ve:. teaching Arthur Vanskyock, teaching Bright L. Kimmel. teaching ..... Nola C. Bryan, teaching H. N. Sheets, teaching Irma J. Blank, teaching Doris Whinrey. teaching Lulu Lykins, teaching . Dessie Conn, teaching ..: Grace Hofherr. teaching Alma Robertson, teaching I\gi M. Morris, teaching Rebecca Miller, teaching Lewis Kinsey, teaching Florence McKinley, teaching ... Clara Vance, teaching TesSie Dwyer, teaching Harry D. McCreery. teaching Opal Brinsop, teaching Ella Murray,- teaching H. L. Gradick. teaching W. Carl Rat-ick, teaching Clara Fuller, teaching Arthur VanSkyock. teaching .... Elmer Robertson, teaching Tessie Dwyer, teaching Leslie E. Reeves, teaching W. Carl Rarick. teaching H. N. Sheets, teaching L. H. Cromer, teaching Rebecca Miller,, teaching Lulu Lykins, teaching Clara Vance, teaching Opal Brinson, teaching Lloyd H. Clark, teaching L. H. Cromer, teaching Leslie Reeves, teaching Arthur VanSkyock, teaching .... Bright Kimmel, teaching Nola C. Bryan, teaching H. M. Sheets, teaching Irma Blank, etaching Doris Whinrey. teaching Lulu Lykihs, tea'-hing Dessie R. Conn, teaching Grace Hofherr. teaching Alma Robertson, teaching Iva Morris, teaching Rebecca Miller, teaching Lewis Kinsey, teaching Florence McKinley, teaching .... Clara Vance, teaching Tessie Dwyer, teaching Harry D. McCreery, teaching .... Opal Brinson, teaching Ella Murray, teaching Carl Rarick. teaching H. L- Gradick, teaching Clara Fuller, teaching Tessie Dwyer, teaching Arthur VanSkyock, teaching .... H. L. Gradick. teaching Arthur VanSkyock, teaching .... Opal Brinson, teaching Harry D. McCreery. teaching ... Kola Bryan, teaching Lloyd cmrk. teaching Leslie R6eves, teaching ......... L. H. Cromer, teachinf Irma J Blank, teaching ......... Bright Kimmel, teaching W. M. Sheets, teaching Doris Whinrey, teaching
45.00 25.00 35.00 70.00 70.00 160.00 80.00 160.00 160.00 160.00 160.00 80.00 39.32 4.05 115.66 39.36 48.65 505.85 42.15 14.60 90.00 86.91 30.00 75.00 44.37 6.75 12.00 1,947.68 169.57
8,149.31 1,343.72 23.48 15.04 5.32 64.64 2,000.00 1.500.00 a qq 3.00fi00 8.36 6,022.70 15.01 55ft. 00 1,318.07 40.29 36.20 26.28 18.71 5,000.00 17.01 20.95 6.350.00 967.98 90.00 170.00 175.00 170.CO 160.00 140.00 140.00 140.00 130.00 130.00 130.00 130.00 110.00 30.00 25.00 11.92 208.85 90.00 287.00 188.09 90.00 189.88 170.00 170.00 175.00 159.78 149.11 160.00 1 8.23 128.23 140.00 118.23 121.17 118.23 113.88 98.11 30.00 25.00 145.00 150.00 118.23 90.00 75.00 237.00 200-.00 90.00 200.00 170.00 170.00 173.00 170.00 160.00. 160.00 140.00 140.00 140.00 130.00 130:00 130 00 130.00 110.,1
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70.00 70.00
110.00
27.0) 62.00
175.00 1 3.00 140.00 130.00 130.00 110.00
25.00
200.00 269.00 200.00 130.00 200.00 160.00 152.93 170.00 170.00 loo.oa 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 150:00 11)0.00 100.00
ro.oo 85.00 85.03 85.00 85.00 rvoo 85.00 70.OB 70.00 73.00 65.00 65.00 65.00 65.00 60.00 55.00 75.00 70.00 65.00 15.00
153.00 100.00 103.00
90.00 85.00 85 00 85.00 85.00 89.00 80.00 70.00 70.00 70.00 70.00 70.0(1 70.00 70.00 60.00 55. gO
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Lulu I,<ykuu, teaching 165.00 Dessie Cohn, teaching 128.19 Grace Hofherr, teaching 128.13
Alma Robertson, teaching Iva Morris, teaching Rebecca Miller, teachi
Lewis Kinsey, teaching Florence McKinley, teaching .... Clara Vance, teaching Carl Rarick, teaching
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140.00
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teaching 128.11 ' '■■ ' 129.15
129.92
108.74.
60.00 25.00 43.20 130.00 90.00 98.66
Clara Fuller, teaching
Tessie Dwyer, teaching Ella Murray, teaching Arthur VanSkyock, teaching .. Muncie City Schools, transiers
Lloyd Clark, teaching 313.00 Leslie Reeves, teaching 189,00 Arthur VanSkyock, teaching .... 90.00 L. H. Cromer, teaching 189.00 Nola Bryan, teaching 175.00
... 170.00
... 175.00
H. M. Sheets, teaching 166.55 Doris Whinrey, teaching 153.00
hing 166.00
Irma Blank, teaching Bright Kimmel, teaching
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128 00 128 00
30.16 60.00 25.00
150.00 130.00
Alma Robertson, teaching 140.00 Iva Morris, teaching 123.00
Rebecca Miller, teaching Lewis Kinsey, teaching .
Florence McKinley, fetching .... 124.00 Clara Vance, teaching 7 109.00 Tessie Dwyer, teaching 99.00 H. L. Gradick. teaching ' ,n
Carl Rarick, teaching . Clara Fuller, teaching .
Opal Brinson, teaching 14o.00
Harry McCreery, teaching Ella Murray, teaching
Dog Fund. —Receipts—
Jan. 1. 1930, balance $ W. S, Reed, dog tax M. Z. Rudy, dog tax M. Z. Rudy, dog tax
—Disbursements—
Co. Auditor, excess tax Roy Sollars, claim Joseph W. Skinner, claim Samuel Kibler, chicken claim Emma Williamson* chicken claim L-. D. Overmier, chicken claim ... Ralph Miers, sheep claim Arthur Needier, sheep claim Jasper McKinley, chicken claim John W. Bronnonberg, sheep claim Rudy & Claypqol, hog claim ... Joe MeCiellen, sheep claim Myrtle Allen swine claim
Poor Fund. —Receipts—
Jan. 1, 193Q, balance $ , „ „„ Co. Auditor, poor relief 507.06 Co. Auditor, poor relief 1,688.17
222.50 270.00 104.00 21.00 122.50 10.00 15.00
8.75
15.00
3.00
20.00 68.00 13.60 15.00 30.00
8.00
25.00
40.00 507.06
Commercialize On World Ending
Monticello, Ind.—(UP)—Attempts to commercialize on the contention that the world was nearing its end were disclosed in a copy of the White County Democrat, published January 17, 1896. “The editor of a Missouri paper has become convinced that the world is to come to an end soon,” the paper said. “He exhorts merchants to advertise so as not to be losers by having large stocks on hand when the final moment arrives. He also says it would be to the advantage of subscribers to pay up and advance their dates a year into the future, as this
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Boyle Bros., poor
Emery Applegate, poor relief ... M. J. Shattahan, poor relief
F. J. Huntley, poor relief 10.00 John Howell, poor relief 30.51
Co..Cammack, p. r. 55.47
55.78 61.50 37.55 86.25 22.00 33.58 69.45 20.00 12.00 11.83 20.00
isbursements—
>or relief $ 70.00
75.00 35.00 10.00
relief ..
poor relief
Farm. Co-Gp
A. Normal, poor relief Dr. C. H. Wtifcht, poor
Muncie Home Hospital, poor reuei Yorktown Lbf. Co., poor relief .. Dr. F. T. Kilgore, poor relief ... John Howell, poor relief Farm. Co-Op. Co., Cammack, p r. M. J. Shanahan,- poor relief .... H. R. Evans, poor relief F. G. Huntley, poor relief Hawks Cemetery Assn., poor relief
Boyle Bros., poor relief 530.00 Emery Applegate, poor relief ... '' A
Farmers Co-Op.. Yorktown. p, r. Yorktown Lbr. Co., poor relief .. A. Normal, peer relief Dr. C. H. Wright, poor relief ... Di. Will C. Moore, poor relief ... Dr. C: H. Wright, poor relief ..
A Library Fund.
—Receipts—
Jan. 1. 1930. balance < Co. Auditor, advance draw Co. Auditor, June taxes Co. Auditor, advance draw ...... Co. Auditor, Dec. Iqx —Distribution—‘ Ethel Campbell, clerk I Marshall Hughes Co., books Standard Distributors, books ... The Gvolier Society, books^. Ethel Campbell, clerk .. Ethel Campbell, clerk Rand McNally Co., books The Book. Supply Co., books Houghton Mhilin Co., books .... Standard Distributors, books ... Ethel Campbell, clerk
305.00
10.28 180.50 77.75
265.50
120.00 40.00
E.hrl Campbell, clerk Ethel Campbell, clerk Ethql Campbell, clerk .,
books equipment
Back Supply Co., books fOfhsl Campbell, clerk oi Register of Township Indebtedness.
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Ethel Campbell, clerk
hei Campb) .
Midland Press, books W. F. Quarrie & Co.,
Remington Rand Co., ei
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379.55 200.00 174.80 300.00 37.43 50.00 50.25 89.50 63.17 50.00 50.00
6.73
87.01
5.62
79.00 50.00 25.00 50.00 50.00 43.50 66.00 27.15 34.65 50.00
135.
65.00 135.00 135.00 50.00 55.00
150.00
70.00 130.00 30.00' 30.00 *5.Q0. 55.00 90.00 30.00 90.00 145.00 150.00 183.00
837.00
186.32 188.82
170.00 . 176.00 \
13.ru 153.74
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of Issue.
15, 1922—Bonds in favor of Merchants
National Bank, Muncie, Indiana-; rate of interest 5 per c?nt; against Special School fund, due beginning of year $10,000; indebtedness paid during year, $5,000; .indebtedness outstanding, $35,000.
Jah. 1. 1927—Bonds in favor of Yorktown
State Bank. Yorktown. Indiana: rate of interest, 4V4 per rent: against Special School Fund, due beginning of year,, $18,500; indebtedness paid during year. $1,500; indebtedness outstanding. $17,000. nvdlcp in favor of Hillyard Chemical Company, $110.00.
April 9t 19C0—wi'-jbloe in favor of U. S.
rv* 1 1 r?nmnn nv
! JaV
Aug. 19. 1330 nvo
tChamical Company, $92.50.
(joica in favor of
lompa
NAv. 6, 1920—invoice in favor of Delaware
Dec. 5, 1930—'J'Jtoiea in fai
.Cb‘mical
U.
my, $4.75.
County Highway Department,
$80.00,
S'.atemenl showing amount of all. moneys
nous funds of Mt. Pleasant
,y, disbursements a f n f .» nr 4- 1-s V> V V-> ‘
paid to the va
funds of Mt. Pleasa
Township. Deli ware County, disbursemen ther-from and balances remaining therein
ig December 31,
ship Fund.
for the year endin'
TownsJUj
Balance Jan. I, l.OJO
Receipts during year 1930
Total balance and receipts ...$ 3,713.19 Disbursements during year 1930 2,423.20
$ 782.12
2.931.07
.$ 1,289.99 ,.$ 131.55 . 1.663.76
.$ 1.795.31 . 1,828.08
Final balance Dee. 3L 1930 .
Road Fund.
Balance cm) hand Jvqi. 1, 1930 Receipts during year Total balance and receipts Disbursements during year .,
Final balance, none, overdraft $ 32.77
Special School Fund.
Balance Jan. 1. 1930 $ 8,779.98 Receipts during year 37,250.14 Total balance and receipts ...$46,030.12 Disbursements during year 33.763.74 Final balance Dec. 31. 1930 ...$12,266.38
Tuition Fund.
Balance Jan. 1, 1930 $ 8.149.31 Receipts during year 28,360.95 .Total balance and receipts ...$36,510.26 Disbursements during year 29,127.12 Final balance Dec. 31. 1930 ...$ 7,383.14
Dog Fund.
Be lane* Jan. 1. 1930 $ 222.50 Receipts during year 393.00
$ 817.50
353.85
Total -balance and receipts ... Disbursements during year ..
Final balance Dec. 31, 1930 $ 263.65
Poor Fund.
Balance Jan. 1. 1930><fc. 8 40.00 ^Receipts during year ., 2,195,23 Total balance and receipts ...$ ft235.23 Disbursements during year fffr234.95
Final balanca Dec. 31. 1930 Library Fund.
1930
379.55 712.23
Balance- Jan. 1,
Receipts during year
Total balance and receipts $ 1,091.78 Disbursements during year 999.58
Final balance Dec. 31, 1930 $ 92.20 Total of All Funds. Balances Jah. 1, 1930 $18,485.01 Receipts during year 73,508.38 Total balances and receipts ...$91,993.39 Disbursements during year 70,730,52 Final balances, Dee. 31, 1930 $21,262.87 Total balances as shown by this report .....' $21,262.87 Warrant-checks outstanding Dec,
31. 1930. none.
Total balances and outstanding warrants, Dec. 31, 1930 $21,262.87 I, Monte Z. Rudy, the trustee of Mt.
, Delaware County, Inswear (or affirm) that
Pleasant Township, Delaware County, Indiana, do solemnly swear (or affirm) that the preceding report of receipts, disburse-
'-bala
hces is true and - correct,
•tl -
of the sums
hients-and _ ,Sp . as I verily believe; and I further declare that the sums with which I am charged in this report are all of the sums n
ceived by me, and th'
he various items of
expenditures credited have been fully paid
in the
:cd on
thereof shall be retained by or repaid to me or any other person. And I further declare, and .Swear (or affirm) that I have received' no money, nor articles ©f
ave rec
value. In consideration of any contract made by me as Trustee of this Township. ■MONTE Z. RUDY. Trustee of Mt. Pleasant Township. Subscribed and sworn (or affinnai) t* before me, the - Chairman of tfce Advisory Board of this,Township, this sixth dap *f
January, 1931.
FRANK JOHNSON,
Chairman of Advisory Soar# of Mt. Pleasant Township.
This report was received, aeeepted aad approved by the Advisory Board of' thla Township at Us annual BIMtlt, fMa ftxtfc
day of January, 1W1.
Adviaotf. Boafd 9l IQ- jjwgM>
FULLOL TPlBShl*
would not only ease their consciences but would secure the active influence of the papers when they come to make their final account.” • o *—-— NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed by the Judge of the Circuit Court of Delaware County, State of Indiana, Administrator with the will annexed of the estate' of Ella R. Thomas late of said County, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. C. A. TAUGHINBAUGH, Date January 28, 1931. Attest PERRY W. .MANSFIELD Clerk Delaware Circuit Court, C. A. Taughinbaugh, Attorney.
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