Muncie Post-Democrat, Muncie, Delaware County, 31 March 1933 — Page 3

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FRIDAY, MARCH 31, 1933.

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in Jport bcj Bill Leach

DELAWARE COl/SlTT COMMISSIONERS' CIRCUIT AND SUPERIOR COURT f ALLOWANCES ON FILE IN THE AUDITOR’S OFFICE TO BE

ADVERTISED FOR THE MONTH OF MARCH, 1933. of Free Gravel Roads,

vie, salary $ 99.09

.tall.

Marie M. Puckett, salary $ 50.(To J. F. Downing, salary 26.00 Central Indiana Gas Co., expense 36.25 Irid. General Service Co., expense .. 360.10

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O. E. He

Muncie Water Works Co, I Ind. Bell Telephone P C

xpense.. 19.69

Still, it’s a sign of some progress when nations oppose all wars except the one they’re in.

Fred W. Puckett, expense 6.00

Telephoju

Tutaey coal Yard, expense 34.19

ne Co., expense

14.30

Repair Helvie

Orland Trout, salary 103.50 1 Johnson Hardware Co., expense .. 1,85 C. A. Marker, salary m.50 Economy Shoe Store, expense 3.95 Ralph Richman, salary 15.15 'Earl L. Clevenger, expense 1.10

" ' 15.93 1 M. L. Greene, expense

_ n, salar Harvey Jackson, salar

Kennet i Hobart

ackso

th Mille;

IS.

alary

Hlrons, salary _ I Ernest Johnson, salary 15.75 Bessie Miller, salary 50.00 Charlie Hiatt, salary 64.35 rCharles A. Jump M. D., salary ... 100.00 Allen Jackson, salary 64.35 Minnie Curtis, salary 70.00 'Charles Curtis, salary 35.00

Margaret Rinker, salary 45.00 Susan Bond, salary 40.00 Alpha Foist, salary 50.00

Edward Hinshaw, salary Elsworth Barlow, salary

salary ...

65.23 15.75

expense 11.35

Infirmary.

Oliver P. Miller, salary $125.00

ABILITY PLUS

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lien

John Readle , John Johns .Clyde Armi

IFred St

, s,

salary

John Johnson, salary ...,

ntrout, salary

salary

48.90 48.90 45.90 32.70

. Fred Strom, salary 32.7U Hansel Johnson, salary 48.60 z- 4 Eugene Hlrons. salary 15.75 ix.ySJxzx.® TTonr,, Williams, salar” 1 '

Plus what? The answer is — nerve. I’ve known ballplayers without exceptional skill to make their way in major league baseball on the strength of an iron courage. I’ve seen ballplayers, possessing unusual skill and ability, quickly pass “clown the river” because they lacked mental stamina. On a show-down, then, I’d say that nerve is the most important asset a ballplayer can have—he can mud$Ue through with the one and without the other; hut ability alone won't carry him in the majors any longer than it takes for a more courageous player to apply for the

job.

In particular, I’m thinking of Charles Fred Lucas, ace of the Cincinnati Reds’ mound staff and rated among the five mbst effective twirlers in the senior circuit. The others are Lon Warneke, Chicago; Betts of the Braves; Hub-

bell of the Giants; and Steve Swe-’^u^ be taking tickets at the gate, tonic, Pittsburgh. Maybe you know the lad wins ball games just Lucas as “Red,” the fiery right-:^be same and the reason for it is hander who doesn’t care a cancel-' sim p le _ t h e Lucas formula includes

led check on the Bank of Jugosla- a ^ as h 0 f pepper,

via whether it’s Lefty O’Doul or ( (L^t’s keep in mind these facts the batboy he’s pitching to in a anc j then put them into relationpinch! They all look alike to the ship to one another. Lucas has Red-Head. He works on the old nerve and a {ag t ha#, he hllows theory that the harder they swing fewer runs, fewer walks,' pitches the cooler the resulting breeze on more complete games. What’s the a hot, summer day! (connection? Well, there is a “Let iWhen I say that Red Lucas is - Em Hit It » sc hool of pitching in my selection as the nerviest and t b e majors that operates on the smartest pitcher in the National principle that fielders are paid to League, I know that I am cutting ca t c h batted balls. Red Lucas at myself in for one grand slam—and teiK i s the school religiously. He I don’t mean the contract bridge puts the ball over the plate. The kind, either. I’m thinking of what batter either hits or is called out Lucas would have surely accomp- 0 n strikes. If he hits, the odds lished during the past seven years are plenty in favor of the fielders

Henry

Jim Moore, Jim Niccurr

Charlie House, sail Willard Cox. salar

Baimy •••••••••• At#, iu salary 68.55 cum, salary House, salary

15.75

51.75 48.00

Mpr

, Edward Hinshaw,

i Bart

James Green, salary

Dicks, s ‘

10.00 15.00

Flora Dicks, salary ^. 13.00 Larmer Bond, salary 40.00

Lamer Bond, salary 40.ua F. E. WrlRht and Son, expense 269.55 Central Ind. Gas Co., expense .... 9.53

Willard Cox. salary 71.75 .Central Ind. Gas Co., expense .... 9.53 W. M. Jones, salary 35.85 • C. C. Allen, expense 36.00 Fred Huffer, salary 15.75 ' Knapp Supply Co., expense 1.40 George Smith, salary 36.25 Crystal Chemical Co., expense 38.76 Sorter Ross, salary 22.50 Traction Light and Power Co., exp. 124.06 John Lewis, salary 24.75 Elmer E. Miller, expense 5.00 Orval Stephenson, salary 12 00 Richman and Prillman, expense .. 57.50

~ ‘ ~ '.ter

, si ey. and ent

its,

A. B. Hoover, salary R. M. Jones, salary .

. lenson, salary

Francis Coulter, salary ..

George Dick, salary Haynes Barley, salary

Smith Coal and Feed Co., salary.. 24.00 ; A. B. Wetnenn, expense . Auto Equipment Service Co., salary 11.62 Charles L. Nihart, expense Muncie Buick. salary 2.911 •' Randolph Lumber Co., exp*

Earl C. Knotts, salary

C. Heckenhauer and Son. salary .. 14.10! Loose-Wiles Biscuit Co., expense.... 44.65 Rector Supply Co., salary ' 12.95, Economy Shoe Store, expense 13.50 Delaware Co. Nat’l Bank, salary 1.75! Fred Myers, expense 2.00

man ...

7.50 Van Matres, Inc., expense 76.72 7.50 , Singer Sewing Machine Co., expense 7.00

18.20 ; Johnson Hardware Co., expense .. 24.70 24.00 , A. B. Wetherill. expense 6.63

irles L. Nihart. expense 3.75 _ _ expense ... 17.25

2.00

24.00

are Co. ; Black.

61.60

Fred Myers, expense . Turner Coal and Feed

expense 14.00

salary 61.60 ■ Turner Coal and Feed Co., , ernon, salary 4.40''The Marx Co., expense 6.30 Paul Weaver, salary 4.40 ' Ind^ Bell Telephone Co., expense ., 16.40

Frank Shock, salary 54.00

John Wright, salary

Wrn. Kaiger. salary 6.40 E. A. Jester, salary 42.60

Clay Jackson. Jesse Clevenger.

John

ii Oren Edwards, salary R.0( Charles Scott, salary 2.5 1

alary ..

salary

son, salary

alary ..

2.25 2.25 5.09

Icott. salary aite, salary

"Red” Lucas

Charles

es See

G. M. Waite, salary 69.39 SiOmer Brown, salary 68.6 1 G. W. Blake, salary 45.1.'! Muncie Banking Co.. Eaton Branch .69 W. O. Pitser. salary 39.7 ( _ . . 40f)

17.50

2.40 2.40

Earl Pitser, salary Llovd Rees, salary Edwin Shockley, sal

Thomas Sh

ey. salary

Thomas Shockley, salary 2.40 Ralph D. Shaw, salary 27.7:! James W. Shafer, salary 4.01

Charle;

s Shafer, salary L. Thornburg, sal

ay. sala:

mo:

Verda Howell

Perry Walk*

Ralph Sim

2.50 2.59 2.00

hy. salary 2.00 ns, salary 2.79

Robie Hlrons,

Thad Witt.

sal

lary

. i lary

Theo Van'Fleet, ^salary Frank Shock, salary .

45.60 36.85 19.35 17.50

6.90

12.89

3.80 8.40

12.25

3.60

with the Cincinnati Reds had the team been a winning one. Since 1926, the team has finished second once, fifth twice, seventh twice and eighth twice for a sevenyear average of .430. Lucas’ own average for-that period is .539. He has never turned in less than 13 victories per season. His earned run average last year, for instance,

making the put out. Lucas figures the odds and that is why his pitching is never fancy—he passes few hatters because a walk is always as good as a hit and sometimes better. It’s a free ride and frequently it’s the pitcher who subsequently is taken for the ride. So Lucas shoots his fast ball into the hatter. The fans gasp, close

was 2.84—he pitched the most their eyes and pray. I’ve seen number of complete games and Lucas put ’em straight across for

pinch-hit in enough more to rate his name in the Reds’ boxscore nearly 80 times. ,You can find all that dope in the record books, of course. The point

the clean-up man with the winning run on third base. I’ve seen him groove ’em with the bases full. Suicide? Not a bit of it—you can count the number of times Lucas

I’m interested in is this— oftenjlias been bombarded off the hill the occasional fan at Redland Field | each season on the fingers of one

will tell you, “Wihy, Lucas isn’t a pitcher—he hasn’t anything hut a fast iball!” Which is exactly right, that’s all the Red-Head has, but, he makes good use of it. If a pitcher’s ability was measured by his assortment of deliveries, Lucas

hand and still have enough digits left to play the piano. The lad has nerve to go with that fast hall. And while I haven’t asked him, I know he woulldn’t trade that nerve for all the curves in a

Broadway chorus!

lock, salary

Rliy McKinnis, salary . Arthur Franklin, salary George Wetz. salary .. Herbert R. Fusdn. salai Roy Sutton, salary ...

Charles Curtis, salary 2.10 Albert Reed, salary 2.70 Ted Snodgrass, salary 15.05 Joe Skinner, salary .75 Forest E. Hiatt, salary 33.40 Fred Loveless, salary 8.10 Clifford Reasoner, s'aalry 38.25 Gif Case, salary 2.70 Oliver, salary 2.70

alary 2.70

Hancel Turners salary

John Brimhallj salary 16.on Henry C. Richards, salary . 16.09 H. Reid Bowers, salary 16 10

Charles Hamilto

Tuttle.

Erne

wers.

Hamilton,

nerson Tuttle, sa chie Knotts, sala

salary lary .

4.00 4.00 4.20

Archie Knotts, salary 4.z(i Charles Oxley, salary 3.00

(ar

Marion Oxlev. salary . Hershel Turner, salary Arthur B. Cassell, sala Bert Phillips, salary .. Elmer Williamson, salary

and Oren. salary

tymond oren. salary ank Freer, salary ... ilard Carmichael, sala

4.00 4.00 5.75 9.00 9.09

11.65 11.99

3.20

Delard Carmichael, salary 3.20 Otis Norton, salary 36.99

Henry Cline, salary 3.60 J. Hcnnr Norton, salary Ervin Berg, salary 5.7(1 Delbert Bowen, salary 7.70 Robert Bowen, salary 14.70 ry Fostnight, salary 40.55

nk Shi

Wm. Trvirt

Perry Fostnight, sal Frank Shroyer, salary Wm. H. Boyd, salary

21.53 16.10

Trvin Rickard, salary 2.00 Carlos Elsworth, salary 2109 Ind. General Service Co., expense 3.85

;neral

United Parts Co., expense

The Lockhart Agency, expense .. Coulter Boiler, Sheet Iron Co., exp. Ind. Bell Telephone Co., expense..

Eagle Foundry Co., expense

Haiss Mf|

35,47

5.09

15.65 15,43

2.00

4 i:95

ext

George Haiss Mfg, Co., expense

Muncie Water Works Co., expense 1.’5 The Knapp Supply Co., expense .. 1.90 Standard Oil Co., expense 834.54 W. H. Rector, expense 8.TO Kemp Machine Co., expense 5.85 Muncie Stone and Lime Co., exp. 160,84 Lincoln Oil Company, expense .. 696.64 W. O. O’Neall Co., expense 51.75 Del. Sand and Gravel Co., expense 12.70 Indiana Motor Corporation, exp... 2,850.00

International Harve;

•nation

The White Co., expense

Jotn — '

ster Co., exp.

Hardware Co., expense

expense

25.14

67.16 16.57 39:75 46.66

3.61

4‘ , 3.60

inson

A. E. Bovce Co

The Huber Mfg. Co., expense .... Max Zeigler and Bros., expense .. Ind. General Service Co., expense Muncie Washed S. and G. Co., exp. , Harry Glenn, expense 234.04 Per Diem Assessors and Deputies. Arthur Franklin, per diem $ 92.00 Frank Daniels, per diem 66.00 Ada Williams, expense 13.50 Wm. S. Reed, per diem 98.00 Geneva Reed, per diem 72.00 Samuel Anthony, per diem 54.00 Mlilam S. Reed, expense 15.00 J. S. Vanlandingham, per diem 96.00 Ada Williams, expense 13.00

John A. Rench per diem Bernice Garver. expense

Ada Williams, expense 6.00

Lester B. Howell, per di

Lola L. Ho Ada Willia

F. D. Jester expense 43.40 International Harvester Co., expense 8.30 T. Durst, expense 26.00 Star, expense 3.00 John Kelly Co., expense 53.00 Kitselman Bros., expense 8.40 Farmers’ Co-op. Elevator Co., Selma 35.24 A. A. Rector, expense 63.53 Woodbury-Elliott Grain Co., expense 12.50

Children’s Home.

Martha Gamble, saraly $125.00 Henry E. Bibler, expense 2.50 Martha Yockey. salary 34.50 Leota Perdieu, salary 4.50 Blanche Nicholson, salary 45.00 Elizabeth Neff, salary 45.00 Ida Koontz. salary 45.00 Walter Perdieu, salary 40.50 Gertrude Yockey. salary 35.00

George Muncie

ohn

Walter Pe; Robert Wl Bessie WilSi

Ida Gr

Brittella Bass, salary 35.00

rdieu. salary Ison, salary

tham, salary 45.00

Wilson.' salary

2.50

22.50 45.00

antnam, id. salai

aa Bor M W - Herbert Benadum, salary • 36.00

Colorcraft Co., exp

,ry 36.00

Colorcraft Co., expense Ind. Bell Telephone Co.,

xpe

Ind. General Service Co., expense .. F. E. Wright and Son. expense Virginia Coal Co., expense Van Matres. Inc., expense Muncie City Schools, .' Lincoln Oil Refining Co., expense .. Johnson Hardware Co., expense .. Ernest C Dawson, expense A. B. Wetherill, expense Owl Drug Store, expense M. L. Greene and Co., expense .... Banner Furniture Co., expense

3. G. Jum

Banner Furniture co., expe:

Indiana Flour and Feed Co., expense

Health Commission* ip. M. D... salary ..

Owl Drug Store, expense 13.13 1 Goodrich Bros., Gaston, expense,. 2.50:

4.70

10.00 131.53 15.20 139.85 29.03

7.25 3.31

36.13 „ 4.50

3 12 ??.?

7., r 0 , 13.60 I

.$ 81,04

uooaricn Bros., uaston, expense.. z.nu j Joe Cashdollar. expense 2.75 1 Abbott Laboratories, expense 113.99 Wayne Pharmacal Sunply Co., exp. 4.15 W. A. McNaughton Co., expense 5.38 hern States Life Ins. Co., exp. 24.00

k T. ■

ense

5.00

25:09

Frank T. Kilgore, exp Edna H. Williams, sal

Ind. General Service Co.

County Atto

Aaljs, st

Attendance

Carrie V. Dunn, salary $90.00 John S. Moore, salary , 80.00 John S. Moore, mileage T2.10

ina H. Williams, salary 2i>:<!0 insv B. Cumpton Howell salary .. 25.03 d. General Service Co., expense.. > .83

County Attorney.

William H. Haigs, salary $66.56

Officer.

oore, mileage T2.10

Carrie V. Dunn, mileage 40.00

Weights ahd. Measure J. E. Green, salary Ind. Bell Telephone Co., e J. E. Green, expense .... W. and L. E., Guriev. '

Poor Atto

<per ney.

Inspector. $119-99 pense .. 6.50

36.60 20.45

Poor Attorney.

William Taft Lesh, salary $100.00

County Agricultural Agent.

M. E. Crompr, salary $151.1’'’ Althea Harvey, salary 50.0 ■Hazel I. Arbuckle, salary 24.f

County Advertising.

ty Advertising.

Muncie Star, county advertising ..$11 si Post Democrat, county advertising.. 110 f A. E. Boyce Co., expense 33.^ Indianapolis Commercian, Co. adv. 10.9 Muncie Press, county advertising.. 51.8f Compensation. -- • John Watson, compensation Stjei

Refund Tax,

Grace W. Dages,,surplus tax acct...$ 13.89 Tittle Bros. Packing Co., refund 122.40 Walter Williams, farmers’ institute 190.00

Soldier Burial.

C. J. Harris, burial $75.00 W. H. Polhemus. burial 75.00 Moffitt and Piepho. burial 75.00 M. L. Meeks and Sons, burial 75.00 M. L. Meeks and Sons, burial 75.00 M. L. Meeks and Sons, burial T5.00 Dependent Children. White’s Ind. Man.-Labor Inst.. ex...v 60.73 White's Ind. Man. Labor Inst., ex. 599.61 Board of Children’s Guardians, ex. 848.55

Ditches

A. E. Bo

. ... ies.

e Co.. Riggin bonds

advertise ditch

Mearl E. Vann; Arley E. Shirk,

$37.15

Muncie Star, advertise ditch U .07 Post Democrat, advertise ditch 11.07

Excess Dbg Fundatter, ex. doe fund excess dog fund ..

Poor Relief.

Carv L. Richman. trustee Salem Township, poor relief $ 393.9' „„ Thomas H. Miller, trustee Mt.

o<t'nn Pleasant Township, noor relief onn B. Frank Tuttle, trustee Harri..p g nq son Township, poor relief

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1. poor relief ........

$157.-9

40.50

2,512.6c

348 3' 607.45 493.20

J. W. Van Cleo Harris.

Liberty

125,395.17

517.74

i,440.52

90.75 449.35

^eUv L6u P pfeiffer Pe rer dl diem 24 00 ^ Townshio. °pdor ^relief ..'T.... 6

HUm 96 90 George W. Brinson. trustee

Dorothv lane Pfefffer pe d r diem 72 00 Hamilton Township, noor relief

par diem 96 00 M. Osenbaugh. trustee Union

Lorena a sc S ham D n. r pe? diem'!'.!!!!'.!!! 96.no sS s | P S a %H'ELe D-la-Fyrne Baird, per diem 88.00 Sa I" u * 1 Townshin DOor rellef John Burns, ner diem 96.09 . y are F 10 ihirk ’ Trustee Nile* Tillie Garver. per diem 56.00 Ar ’ e 7 f|: Shirk trustee N1 * e s Marian Clingan. per diem 96.90 Township. re’ief .....

95 on

1,545.59 329.28 $26.69

1 "ft

James Gilbert, ner ~ ella Miller, per di

Velma Miller, per Lorene Slinger,

Henry Gum

M-m&ku-EE if

,frt: S" diem ??:o?

Ind. Bell Telephone Ci

„„„ na'nn West Publishing Co., e per diem 64 0$ The Bobbs-Merrill Co., expen

87.30

ni0m Qfl art _ w? m «v»F f_/Otir»>

diem :::::::::::: ?«.o« & c &nen. p e en8e •• $1 ^

10.00

HOTEL

HARRINGTON HARRINGTON MILLS, PRESIDENT ••• DOUGLAS C. SHAFFER. MANAGER

ELEVENTH AND "E" STREETS NORTHWEST

1 Sarah E. Smith, pei Ercie Castor, per diem (iriam S. Reed, per die

Mm--M?.v. I&K:.'.

77.99 63 9(1

ling;

Ins

expense $10.00

anity Inquests.

expense $ 5 00

Miriam S. Reed, per diem 18.00 j^red^w^ PimkeH Bernice Garver. per diem 9 no-.I ■ t uCKetl -

Sherman J. Shrover. per diem 63,90 $0 f " asuadxa ”03 • aot:R uao.i j -u.tr.fi Miriam S. Reed, expense H 00 jsTx aatvwixa -uao:u •* v Miriam S. Reed, expense 9 00 00'E • asuattt* ’sunstaLV. \r, uyt/r Miriam S. Reed, expense 10.50 jg-j, asuady-n ‘r.»xrr;,i w, pa.-j Newton Peterson, per diem 91.00 OST asusevo 'o8u;a y uqnu Luella Peterson, per diem 46 60 00'6 •••• asuadxa "o.'j oo-iS Saiorg Miriam S. Reed, expense 7.50 06 H " agusilx.) •s.uuniikifc

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ashsdva ‘auaa-n •« t»r

Ondavere Petr

Glenn Miller, srtha Arbog able B. Rini

ble R. Ringo. expe

A. E. Boyce Co., expense 55:91 00 8 Ind. Bell Telephone Co., expense .. 6.70 00’9

Auditor. 00'9

?xpense Clerk.

•o. salary $55.55 salary 55.55 ast, salary 55.55

nse

06’H

00 £ 00'9 00'9 8S'L 00 0

ed E. Irvin, salary $79.16

Mildred K. Irvin, salary .... Miriam S. Reed, salary .... Ada. ffiilliams. salary . . ^.,....... A. S. Boyce Co., expense

00 9 00 S

67,50 00'£ 66.69 00’9

A. E. Boyce Co., expense «*'« Ind. Bell Telephone Co., expense .... 7.10

Treasurer.

Joseph T. Meredith, expense $5|.*7 Bell Telephone Co., expense ... *711

Co., expense 18.<3

Recorder.

iense $2,15 ise jvj Co., expense .... b.3 4

Sheriff.

kett, board prisoners. .$1,583.40

l.j'riti

123.1,0

1MQ ,

101.20

13.75 14.05 12.33

.$100.00 . 5,00 . K90 . 6.70 .$43.00

HOTEL

Lockerbie just A BLOCK OR TWO FROM EVERYWHERE^

A. E. Boyce

All Ou+side Dooms and each wi+h Ba+h RADIO IN EVERY ROOM

SINGLE

llfc

p. $ 2.,and $ 2!

1 OOUBLL^3.ANt>

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gj” On/y one and one-half blocks from Union Station and two M;:: blocks from Traction Terminal

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0;?FREE GARAGE ’ ARTHUR Z f N K Managing DIrector |: • • • 121 So, Illinois Street

NDIANAPOLIS

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sraoie n. irnigi,. cApcnae (Fred W. Puckett, expense Charles A. Jump, expense Buster Brown Shoe Co., expense

. util Buster . b.b > : A. E.

Fred W. Puckett, board prisoner: Indiana Reformatory, expense .. Leslie B. Corn, salary

lary diem

Ind. Be

Fred W. Puc

me B. corn, salary ... i J. Morris F. Leech, salar; P’red W. Puckett, per die

Fred W. Puckett, mileage A. E. Boyce Co., expense

ell Telephone Co., expense.. ckett, mileage

Surveyor.

H. K. Morrison, salary ; Lester Janney, expense Lester Janney, mileage i t Ind Bell Telephone Co., expense . I Superintendent of Schools. j LaVaughn S. Duke, salary

Lee O. Baird, expense .. Ind. Bell Telephone Co..

A. E. Boyce Co. expense Kiger and Co., expens

expense

expens Coron'

er.

Clarence G. Piepho, salary, etc.

Ass'*"—

, . 47.0(1 ! .. 9.25 1 , . 3.32 : .. 3 10 : . .$29.20

\ Assessor.

Typewriter Repair, Sales Co., exp. ..$12 50 , Ind. Bell Telephone Co., expense k ?:'!

Prosecuting Attorney.

Ind. Bell Telephone Co., expense . ..$lLJi| A. E. Boyce Co., expense 1C 1*

Board of Children's Guardians.

Lola Wells Kiger, salary $H2.9u md. Bell Telephone Co., expense.. ./'j

• , ’ Cdurthous*. ; i ^ j

perlse e Co.

-f • ? UdurtBo

( Arthur Jones,' saldry . 'Otis Miller, salary ... Eva Stewart, salary ..

J. A Butts and Son, expense

oohn John;

>hn Burnam son Kardwai

Otis Elevator Co

luni

A E

lad. Gene

Deia

ivator

Muncie Water Wor

Brown, ex Jencral Se

expense

ks Co., expense.

a,ware Band and Gravel Co., exp. Central Indiana Gas Co., expense..

Co., expei

vel Co., j., ex^t:

Vaii Matres, Inc., expense Isaac Wingfield, expense

b 80

19.23 11 50 6J.ll

3.00

129,84 10.3j 13.30 63.25

3.75

i.m» 7.52 3.00 2.00

6.05 1

return prisoners.. 43.88

Witness my hand this 31st day ,of

March, 1933.

A. E. Brown, expense Fred W. Puckett, return prisoners.. 43.88

Ms 31st day^ W. MAX SHAFER

Auditor, Delaware County. Indiana.

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A Shapely Figure.

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cause!

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teaspoonful of glass of hot

weeks

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Dr. E. Frank Turner Registered Podiatrist FEET TREATED 700 E. Willard St., Muncie, Ind. Plenty of Parking Space. No Extra Charge for House Calls. For Appointment Phone 5917

GET YOUR Mirma Gas & Oil At the v In-and-Out Service Station Madison and Willard Muncie, Ind. or the SUNNY SERVICE STATION 18th and Madison

JEWEL CLEANERS Quality Work 118 No. Mulberry St. Ph. 8221

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ELECTRIC RANGE

AN EXCEPTIONAL RANGE VALUE WITH SIX NEW FEATURES

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| A real table top with solid working foundation. Large size accessible oven fully insulated, ^ Combined warming closet and fireless cooker compartment* Automatic control available on oven, surface unit, warming closet, and convenience outlet. v S Removable sliding shelves. ^ Smokeless broiler pan.

"[FULFILLING the demands of the modern b X 1 housewife for compactness and for space and energy conservation, the New Marion Electric Range saves countless steps, with its cool table top. This additional working surface is a nal table top with a solid working foundation and is fully protected from heat by insulation. Besides the automatic control of four impor tant features . . . the oven, surface unit, warming, closet, and convenience outlet . . . there are- several other unique developments on the New Marion Range, whose possibilities can only be realized by use. One of these conveniences is the combined warming closet and fireless cooker com-

partment. Sliding shelves make it unnecessary to reach into a hot oven and are another joy that only time and experience will fully reveal. And no one has to be reminded that a smokeless broiler pan, alone, makes the new range worth while. Modern in looks, in unique conveniences, and in price, the NEW MARION ELECTRIC RANGE incorporates all recent developments in the art of electric cookery and is as superior to the electric range of the early days as a 1933 automobile is to the original “horseless carriage.” Come in and See this NEW electric range that is the last word m speed, in efficiency, and in perfection of results . . . all automatically controlled, if you choose.

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