Muncie Post-Democrat, Muncie, Delaware County, 4 May 1934 — Page 4

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that hi$; aame''maj r; l|f, necessary ,yt is confidential? A. Absolutely. Only the person or firm against whom the complaint is registered i« informed ; ol' the nature of 1 the complaint, in the process of adjustment. Q. Should complaints be submitted to local NRA compliance boards? No. Q. Where should complaints be sent? A. All complaints should be sent to the office of the Indiana director, National Emergency Council, 2nd floor Chamber of Commerce building, Indianapolis. Q. What will he do with it? A. He will have it investigated by a field adjuster, who will attempt to have the condition corrected. If this fails, the case will be referred to the Department of Justice or the Federal Trade Commission for appropriate action. 90 Percent Are Complying. “Probably 90 per cent or more of Indiana businesses are complying fully with NRA requirements, but a few, either through ignoz - - ance or greed, az-e not doing so,” Mr. Hoke said. “Many people who know of such conditions, including employees who az-e not receiving the wages to which they are entitl-

ed, or are working too long hours, or both, do not notify us because •they-.do not know how to go about it. We want 4 it understood that justified complaints will be investigated in an endeavor to bzing about amicable adjustment anti bring the erring ones into line with the rest of the businesses of the state. r i “In cases where wages paid have not been up to code requirements, we will if requested by the employe endeavor to obtain restitution of back wages. If we are unsuccessful the employe has the right to sue in a local court for the amount due. A number of such cases have already been decided in favor of the employes. “This office is not looking for opportunities to prosecute or persecute anyone, but we are charged with the definite z'esponsibility of promoting compliance with NRA in Indiana. We try to adjust every justified complaint by mediation and conciliation, and so far w*e have found comparatively few cases that cannot be settled by this method.”

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE. Notice is hereby given, that the Administratrix de bonas non, of the estate of George Kettner, deceased, has filed her account for final settlement of said estate. All persons interested in said estate are hereby notified to appear in the Delaware Circuit Court, held at Muncie, Indiana, on Saturday, the 26th day of May, 1934, being the 48th day of the regular April term of said court, and show cause why said account should not be apapproved. The heire of said <Becedent, and all others interested, are also required to appear in sajd court, on said day, and make proof of their heirship, or claim to any part of said estate. ; CHARLOTTE C. McCOhELLAN, Administratrix with, the Will Annexed. j Attest: Mabel B. Ringo, Clerk. William A. McClellan, Apr.27-May 4-11 Attorney.

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How to File NRA Complaints

lu order to stimulate full compliance in Indiana with the NRA and thus inci'ease employment and purcff&sing power, Fred Hoke, Intlianq, 1 director for the NRA eomjfiianpe, has listed in question and answpr form the procedure to be bf‘ followed in filing complaints of violations of either the labor or fair ’practice provisions of NRA codes. Q. Who can file -a complaint? A. Anybody. Q. Must complaints be in writing? A. Yes. Q. Must a special form be used

in filing a complaint? A. No. However, it is desii'able that the approved form be used. Q. Where can the forms be obtained? A. Approved foi’ms may be obtained free from all first, second or third-class postoffices, or from the office of the Indiana director of the National Emergency Council, 2nd floor Chamber of Commerce building, Indianapolis. Q. Should a complaint be signed? A. It should be. Q. Is tne namtr of the signer kept confidential? A. Yes. Unless the signer says in writing

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Repair Free Gravel Roads.

O. E. Helvie, salary $ 145.60 Frank Shock, salary 103.50 ; William Knqtt, salary 0 ' ,n

William York, salary Ssm’ Felton, salary. ... Joe Dickerson, salary William D. Kigdr, ss

E. A. Jester, salary 98.80 Grover Knotts, salary,.,.... 36.15 Jess Clevenger, salary 2-40 B. Laycock, salary r. 21.30 Fred Bowman, salary 4.05 Gedtge Black, salary 97.60 Bill Linn, salary 49.80 Aflti Barrett, salary 37.20 Lawrence’Morgan, salary 2.40 William Black, salary 2.40 Georg? Cox, salary .. 9.00 Seaiper Sollars, salary 9.00 Jinnr hhaw, salary 9.00 Jotyi, Garmon, salary 13.50

Johri’Carmon, Jr., salary Rpbert - Black, salary .. Earl Parkison, salary .. Cltfr&nee Wright, salary Johiis'Vernon, salary ... Paul Weaver, salary ...

Ed' Keller, salary ■

Elden Benadum, salary 15.75 CfyllJes Johnson, salary 14.93

13.50

132.75

6.75 6.75

30.00 21.00 15.75

Ernest Johnson, salary 11.93 WV 'O. Pitser, salary 104.00 Otis Huffman, salary 73.50

Earl Pitser, salary

Floyd Nixon, salary

■■M I ck, sal:

28.50 29.40

James Peacock, salary 24.00 Loyd Rees, salary 3.60 Charlie Anderson, salary 2.40 Everett Castor, salary 12.00 Jo^rt Remmel, salary 6.00 Herschel Turner, salary 3.00 Herman Kirklin, salary 13.50 Curtis Nixon, salary 13.50 Charlie Hamilton, salary 407.00 Ffalik Holden, salary 75.00 Edman .Shockley, salary 5.40 Thomas Shockley, salary ......... 5.40 Otto Thornburg, salary 1.50 Orlttnd Trout, salary 117.00 Charlie Marker, salary 120.00 Kenneth Miller, salary 90.30 Cha-rlie Hiatt, salary 90.30 John Readle, salary 80.15 Orville Stephenson, salary 90.30 Raymond Rees, salary 86.80 Roscoe Martin, salary 90.65 Jolur Johnson, salary 89.08 Hancel Johnson, salary 102.20 JiirUNideum, salary 85.58 Jlift Moore, salary 86.45 Charlie House, salary 90.30 Willard Cox, salary 84.70 Francis Colter, salary 90.30 - W. M. Jones, salary ...., 79.45 MWChants National Bank, expense 1.65 A.1 H. Powell, expense .70 Auto Equipment Service, expense .. 12.37 Beckett Bronze Co., expense 1.69 Heckenhauer & Son, expense .... 19.50 Da.tyson Sales Co., expense .55 Kitselman Bros., expense 16.80 Murphy Radiator Co., expense .... 19.00 Hartley Auto Wrecking Co., exp. .. 4.04 Orland Trout, expense .46 The Radio Service Co., expense .. 3.50 , G. M. Waite, expense 90.40 Hqines Barley, expense 95.25 James Wooster, expense 2.70 G. W. Blake, expense 32.70 S. :M. Peterson, expense 25.50 James Ford, salary 3.90 Charles Lewellen, salary 8.10 Gin Love, salary 1.50 Verda Howell, salary 114.95 Charles Lacey, salary 114.60 Carl East, salary 54.90 Allun Howell, salary 8.10 George Gilland, salary 48.30 Nelson Cunningham, salary 5.40 Earnest Smith, salary 30.60 John- Hardy, salary 49.50 Lqe Fodrea, salary 39.90 Chester Stiffler, salary .60

47.25

3.00

19.50 22.05 13.50

1.50

23.60

tiffler, salary

Joe Thornburg, salary ... Arch E. Hamilton, salary Carl Keesling, salary .... Joshire Hodson, salary .. Merrell Waldrath, salary ‘ Hugh Smith, 'salary Grant Reese, salary .....

' Ralph Shaw, salary 82.40 Charles Wilson, salary 118.05 Clyde, Mong, salary 12.30 Frank Shroyer, salary 672.70 Ray Arnold, salary 13.50 Ralph- Simmons, salary 2.40 Johp W. Norris, salary 1.80 Manaen Vincent, salary 85.60 Ralph Jester, salary 5.10 H^ipes Barley, salary 52.50 Frank Vincent, salary 10.80 Lerhy Storms, salary 5.70 Ray,,Arnold, salary 21.00 The Knapp Supply Qo., expense .. 14.08 The Huber Mfg. Co., expense 15.15 -Allied, Truck Equipment Co., exp. 5.23 The W. Q. O’Neall Co., expense .. 252.60 In^. Bell Tel. Co., expense 14.60 Coulter Boiler & S. I. Co., expense 4.75 BeniLargent Coal Co., expense ... 1.90 fMupcie Water Works Co., expense 1.25 ^ Grouleff & Mauck Lbr. Co., exp. 54.32 Zoigler & Bros., expense 3.90 IniL Gen. Service Co., expense .... 3.96 -United Parts Co., expense 56.71 Indi’ana Oxygen Co., expense .... 26.98 Kqmp Machine Co., expense 26.32 Eagle Coal Co., expense 20.85 £a£16'Foundry Co., expense 22.18

R. Glenn, expense ,'uncle Hardwood Co., expense ... Johnson Hardware Co. .expense ., International Harvester Co., exp. .. Del. Co. Farm Bureau Service, exp. The Muncie Stone & Lime Co., exp.

Clerk.*

Glen Miller, salary Bertha Arbogast, salary Ondavere Petro, salary . Elizabeth Meranda, salary Mable B. Ringo, expense A. E. Boyce Co., expense Ind. Bell Tel. Co., expense

Auditor.

Mildred I. Bonifield, salary ...... Ada Williams, .salary Miriam S. Reed, salary Williams Directory Co., expense'.. Columbia Carbon Co., expense ... Charles A. Penzel, expense Burroughs Add. Machine Co., exp. A. E. Boyce Co., expense Ind. Bell Tel. Co., expeftse W. Max Shafer, expense Treasurer. Letha Cummins, salary Lewis S. Plttenger, salary Edna Alexander, salary U.- - ' Mary A. Bales, salary ..

43.50 82.31 34.00 57.63

1,083.51

283.18 90.00. 80.00 80.00 75.00 16.00 174.20 10.00 110.00 80.00

80.00 City of Muncie, Ind., damages

William C. : Grooms Mae Baldwin, salary Columbia Carbon Co., expense Ind. Bell Tel. Co., expense A. E. Boyce Co., expense Recorder. Mildred Herron, salary Alberta Norton, salary Merritt Heath, expense Ind. Bell Tel. Co., expense A. E. Boyce Co., expense Sheriff. Lloyd Brown, salary Leslie B. Corn, salary Fred W. Puckett, salary Otis P. Snodgrass, expense Otis P. Snodgrass, mileage Otis P. Snodgrass, mileage Ind. Bell Tel. Co., expense A. E. Boyce Co., expense . Surveyor. J. L. Janney, expense Lester Janney, expense Ind. Bell Tel. Co., expense Superintendent Schools. LaVaughn S. Duke, salary Lee O. Baird, expense Ind. Bell Tel. Co., expense A. E. Boyce Co., expense Coroner. Dr. John H. Bowles, expense .... Dr. C. A. Leatherman, expense .. County Assessor. Pearl C. Hopkins, expense Ind. Bell Tel. Co., expense ........ Prosecuting Attorney. Ind. Bell Tel. Co., expense Court House. Marcellus Ashby, salary Edward Alexander, salary Eva M. Stewart, salary Jos. A. Goddard Co., expense .... Johnson Hardware Co., expense .. Ind. Gen. Service Co., expense ... J. A. Butts & Son, expense Central Ind/ Gas Co., expense ... Grouleff & M.auck Lbr. Co., exp. .. Isaac Wingfield, expense Charles E. Sanders, expense R. M. Jones & Son, expense Indiana Reformatory, expense ... Muncie Water Works Co., expense Ernest Dawson, expense John Burnam, expense James L. Davis, insurance ....... Kennedy Ins. Co., insurance H. T. Cring Co., Insurance George T. Durst, insurance O. D. Mtichell, insurance W. G. Van Arsdol, insurance .... Harry B. Retz, insurance

Jail.

J. F. Downing, salary Louella Snodgrass, salary Ellsworth T. Bass, salary Ind. Gen. Service Co., salary Van Matres, Inc., expense Johnson Hardware Co„ expense .. R. M. Jones & Son, expense Ind. Bell Tel. Co., expense Grouleff & Mauck Lbr. Co., exp. Central Ind. Gas Co., expense ... Muncie Water Works Co., expense E. Wright & Son, expense Infirmary. Oliver Miller, salary Bessie Miller, salary Flora Dick, salary James Green, salary Charles Curtis, salary Minnie Curtis, salary Margaret Rinker, salary Golda Jones, salary Larmer E. Bond, salary Samuel A. Graves, salary William Miller, salary F. E. Wright & Son, salary Fred D. Swander, expense Fred Myers, expense Kuhner Packing Co., expense .... M. L. Meeks & Sons, expense .... Arnold B. Cook, expense Leslie W. Dickover, expense Earl K. Parson, expense Olin Bell, expense Charles C. Baker & Son, expense Economy Shoe Store, expense .... Jos. A. Goddard Co., expense .... Charles A. Baird, expense A. B. Wetherill, expense Kitselman Bros., expense Virginia Coal Co., expense Ind. Gen. Service Co., expense ... Elza F. Gaff, expense Singer Bakery, Inc., expense Del. Co. Farmers Co-Op. Assn., Inc., expense Central Indiana Gas Co., expense

80.00 6.00 • 1.75 68.40 236.65 7.55 5.21 110.00 90.00 80.00 37.50 37.50 12.00 • 3.00 V 9.10 ■37.45 '15.00 75.00 5.00 6.50 588.63 125.00 125.00 3.90 5.00 143.68 27.90 10.45 44.35 22.00 49.58 7.25 75.00 19.76 9.10 1.35 25.00 25.00 6.00 8.05 7.85 75.00 75.00 40.CO 20.50 34.78 442.80 146.61 8.25 3.30 4.50 51.45 2.00 4.28 7.87 17.55 142.88 20.46 20.57 30.06 20.45 20.57 20.44 20.54 50.00 50.00 66.50 283.49 98.52 18.89 2.50 12.31 6.60 15.00 23.25 2.35 125.00 50.00 70.00 40.00 35.00 40.00 40.00 50.00 40.00 10.00 15.00 285.17 170.00 63.60

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115.90 31.00 14.00 115.00 7.00 56.25 55.20 73.70 57.50 7.87 18.90 244.20 54.70 85.00 1Q4.17 36.23 8.20

Ed C. Davis, M. D., expense 5.00 Standard Oil Co., expense ....... 2.15 Indiana Reformatory, expense ... 48.20 Bert Powers & Co., expense 46.44 Dr. O. G. Snyder, expense 50.50 A. E. Brown, expense ’3.75 G. W. Teeter, expense i4.00 Ind. Bell Tel. Co., expense 11.38 The Knapp Supply Co., expense .. 35.28 Grouleff & Mauck Lbr. Co., exp. 42.54 International Harvester Co., exp. .. 10.53 Johnson Hardware Co., expense .. 77.83 Van Matres, Inc., expense 153.42 Cbchran-Doster Ins. Agency, insur. 299.63 R. S. Cummins, Agent, insurance Elmer E. Miller, Agent, insurance The Merchants Tr. & Sav. Co., ins.

Farmers Co-Op. Co-Selma, expense

Children’s Home.

Martha E. Gamble, salary and exp. Martha Yockey, salary and exp. Leota Perdieu, salary and expense Blanche Nicholson, salary and exp. Elizabeth Neff, salary and exp. ..

209.53 209.63 119.85 600 00 66.33

105.90 34.50 45.00 45.00 45.00 45.00 35.00 35.00 18.40

5.83

13.33

5.84

45.00 45.00 42.00 42.00 43.67

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Golden Howell, salary and exp. .. Gertrude Yockey, salary and exp. James Bros., salary and expense Walter Perdieu, salary and expense Steven Thorn, salary and expense Robert Wilson, salary and expense Bess Wilson, salary and expense .. Ida Grantham, salary and expense Ed Bond, salary and expense .... Herbert Benadum, salary and «xp. Jos. A. Goddard Co., expense ....

Eagle Coal Co,, expense 412.98 Ind. Bell Tel. Co., expense 10.00

Del. Co. Farmers Co-Op. Assn., Inc., expense Colorcraft Co., expense A. E. Brown, expense George E. Bradbury, expense .... Van Matres, Inc., expense Willig Wall Paper Co., expense .. J. S. Williams, expense Kemp Machine Co., expense ..... Ind. Gen. Service Co., expense ... A. B. Wetherifl, expense Johnson Halrdware Co., expense .. State Farm Mutual Life Ins. Co., expense Ind. Flour & Feed Co., expense .. Cecil A. Madlll, expense Bayless-Cring Agency, insurance .. J. D. Miltenberger & Son, insur. ...

C. C. Allen, insurance 152.64 Kirkpatrick Agency, Inc., insur. .. 87.23 B. F. Fowler Agency, insurance .. 152.64 P. K. Morrison & Co., Inc., Insur. 87.22 Bayless-Cring Agency, insurance .. 152.52 Harry H. Wolfe, insurance 218.04

John Bronaienberg, expense 33.60Ira Neff, expense 61.50 Martin Tile Co., expense 66.01 Garland Jefferson, expense 77.00O. M. Dunnington, expense . --- •

Insurance.

Cora L. Hamilton, insurance

Assessing.

Frank Daniels, salary Arthur Franklin, salary William S. Reed, salary ..... Geneva Reed, salary Samuel Anthony, salary J. S. Vanlandingham, salary

i.oa 14.00 87.00

116.00 120.00 90.00'

39.00

116.00

John A. Rench, salary 116.00!

120.00,

90.00 100.00

104.00'

80.00

Lester B. Ho,well, salary

Lola L. Howell, salary Laura Adams, salary Hazel Carpenter, salary Dessle Davis, salary James Gilbert, salary 20.00 Grace Guthrie, salary 104.00

Celia Null, salary 104.001

John Burns, salary 104.00 J. W. Van Arsdol, salary 104.00 Milt Davis, salary 112.00 Bobbie Clinger, salary 108.00

Velma Miller, salary 104.00]

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Lorene Slinger, salary

Lulu Parish, salary

Stella Miller, salaV Carver Murray, salary

7.57 4.13

66.51 19.50 17.36 17.83

4.00 7.60

65.15

9.62

61.00 14.06 25.10 26.80 98.22 87.23

John J. Burkholder, insurance The Lockhart Agency, insurance .. Lola Wells Kiger, salary and exp. Ind. Bell Tel. Co., expense

Clinic.

Owl Drug Store, expense Marjory Hatcher, expense Edna H. Williams, expense C. L. Botkin, expense Eisele & Co., expense Abbott Laboratories, expense .... Lincoln Natl. Life Ins. Co., exp. ..

218.01 218.01 106.30

7.20

20.00

7.50

25.00 25.00

7.14

119.17 24.00 84.04

15.50 153.41 50.00 25.00

S. G. Jump, salary

County Attorney.

William H. Bales, salary 66.66

Attendance Officer.

John S. Moore, per diem 112.00 Carrie V. Dunn, per diem 145.00 Carrie V. Dunn, mileage 40.00 John S. Moore, mileage 29.50

W. & M. Inspector.

Ind. Bell Tel. Co., expense 6.50 J. E. Green, expense 36.50 J. E. Green, salary 125.00

T. B. Indigents.

Ella B. Kehrer Hospital, expense 2,059.00 Ind. State Sanatorium, expense .. 207.87 Investigator O. A. P. R. C. Danley, salary County Agricultural Agent. M. E. Cromer, salary and expense Althea Harvey, salary Hazel I. Arbuckle, salary

Election Expense.

A. E. Brown, expense ^8.57 Greely Lumber Co., expense / 4.24 Grouleff & Mauck Lbr. Co., exp. 5.28 A. E. Boyce Co., expense 537.*0 Greely Lumber Co., expense 100,00 Richard O. Nolley, expense 288.88

I • County Advertisement. ■ Muncie Star, county advertisement Muncie Press, Co. advertisement .. Post Democrat, Co. advertisement

Prem. Official Bond.

R. S. Cummins, Agt., prem. bonds

Compensation.

John V/atson, compensation ...... 251.02

Refund Tax.

Laura J. Hassett, refund tax .... Election Expense. Charles E. McLaughlin, expense ..

Soldier Burial.

Stanford & Hayes Co., Reynolds

burial

583.33

209.75

780.58 15.00

5.93

80.00

M. L. Meeks & Sons, Hewitt burial Meeks & Sons, Curts burial

75.00 75.00 75.00 75.90 75.00

100.00 260.50 838 9" 786.20

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M. L. Meeks & Sons, Wills burial M. L. Meeks & Sons, Jones burial

Farmers’ Institute.

Ivy Shirey, Treas., farmers' Inst.

Dep. Children.

Ball Meriibrial Hosp., dep. children Bd. Chdns. Guardians, dep child. Bd. Chdns. Guardians, dep. child. Sisters of the Good Shepherd, dep.

children 135.00

General Ditch Improvement Fund James McDonnell, expense .. R. G. Melipk, expense ... A. M. Thorn, expense , Inman Tile Co., expense .t„. Gaston Banking Go., expense Safnuel W. Michael, expense Elias Nelson, expense .......

104.1

112.001 104.00

...... 104.00' Minnie Barber, salary 104.00 Lovle Sadler, salary 104.00! Betty Lou Pfeiffer, salary 28.00; Ella Smith, salary 120.00: Ruby Sipe. salary 120.00Maryhils Manning, salary 120.00 Tillie Garver, salary 120.00] Ivy Curts, salary 120.00 Dollie V. Pfeiffer, salary 120.00] Marian Clingan, salary 120.00. A. Fyrnne Baird, salary 120.00' W. E. Smith, salary 204.00!' Sara E. Smith, salary 96.00 Lawson Hackman, salary 196.00 Ercie S. Castor, salary 30.00. E. E. Olvey, salary 196.00 Sherman J. Shroyer, salary 147.00

S. H. Wilson, salary

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Luella Peterson, salary

Registration.

Edith Mansfield, salary 80.00 i Gladys Ross, salary 75.00Jama Whitehead, salary 75.00! Magdalene Fisher, salary 62.50 ‘

Edwin P. Sayre, salary .... Leila M. Riggs, salary ..... Faye Love, salary Minnie Troxell, salary Eunice Armichael, salary ., Charles D. McCarthy, salary Lloyd M. Richardson, salary

Jinca Self, salary Pearl M. Myers,

C. Ernest Dawson, salary

Henry Gumpp, salary Henrietta Drake, salary

Newton Peterson, salary

John A. McClellan, salary ... Evelyn N. Geiselman, salary , Leona Bowers, salary Geraldine Mendenhall, salary Catherine Fay, salary Eugene C. Turner, salary ....

John A. Rsnch, salary

93.00 104.00 54.00

3.95] 9.25

ll.SS-; 29.10 21.45J 24.15]

8.401

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salary 9.501

17.05: 25.50. 26.05! 20.251 11.05 23.15

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15.00

11.20

11.65 47.50'

Walter S. Newman, salary 10.65]

Verta M. Priest, salary Elizabeth Staker, salary Herbert R. Burgess, salary

20.35] 12.60, 10.00-

Stella M. Sipe, salary 20.15]

Cleo Shady, salary Roberta Thornhill, salary Ruby M. Hulls, salary Lawson Hackman, salary Frank T. Harris, salary Henry H. Volt, salary

Roscoe Wingate, salary 28.05Willie- TP 1 /» j n i

12.50'

26.55'

38.40

28.60-

3.65, 14.65'

Willis E. Smith, salary .. Lillian M. Lundberg, salary

6.40

11.85 37.75

3.85

39.40i 22.25i .17.85 •15.05.

5.40 7.80'

10.30; 23.70;

3.70!

'21.80

9,7ft. 7.8u

80.00 128.75 37.50

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31.00 30.80

4.00

100.25 21.90 31.80 35.10

Herschel Watkins, salary

Florence Harris, salary Sherman J. Shroyer, salary ......

Ruby M- Retz, salary

Loring W. Mellette, salary E. E. Dlvey, salary Linton Ridgeway, salary Arthur Franklin, salary' j, Frank Daniels, salary Muriel Walling, salary Geneva Havens, salary Cleone Maggs, salary

Norman Shaw, salary

Mable B. Ringo, salary ... Mable B. Ringo, salary ... Mable B. Ringo, expense Margaret Findley, salary

Circuit Court.

Ind. Bell Tel. Co., expense John W. Dragoo, expense Lester Janney, Rea Rlggln Ditch .. Callaghan & Co., expense . Western U. Tele. Co,, expense .. O. P. Snodgrass, mileage Ed C. Davis, expense Clay A. Ball, expense Roscoe H. Beeson, expense O. P. Snodgrass, expense James M. Silvers, expense Clay A. Ball, expense Jules H. LaDuron, expense Stillmans, expense Keller Co., expense O. P. Snodgrass, .expense A. E. Brown, expense Stillmans, expense O. P. Snodgrass, expense O. P. Snodgrass, expense ........ Stillmans, expense O'. P. Snodgrass, retn. of prisoners

Superior Court.

Williams’ Directory- Co., expense .. West Publishing Co., expense .. Witness my hand and official

4th day of May, 1934. W. MAX SHAFER,

Auditor Delaware County, ludiaaia.

17.40! 28.75614.211 30.00-

4.50

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6.00

3.00! 7.52] 6.00 1

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3.001 11.69,

28.191

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NOTICE OF VOTING PLACES, DELAWARE COUNTY, INDIANA. The Board of Commissiolners of Delaware County, State of Andiana, announce the following plaies for voting on May 8, 1934, within each of the election precincts of Delaware County, Indiana, as folioft s: Precinct— Placev 1. —Jefferson School Building, 2. —Central High School Building 3. —Mrs. Naomi Mitchner residence, 554 Wilson avenue. 4. —Dixie Hotel, Seymour and Mulberry streets. 5. —Court House. 6. —Emerson School Building. 7 —Fitch garage. 8. —First Christian Church, ETtm and North streets. 9. —Jackson Street Christian Church. 10—Washington School Building. 11. —A. L. Goad’s Barber Shop, HOG E. Main street. 12. —Longfellow School Building. 13. —Arthur Williams’ residence, 2208 S. Jefferson street 14. —Lincoln School Building 15—II. G. Forbes residence, 1320 W. Eighth street. 10.—Geo. A. Clark’s residence, 910 S. Jefferson street. 17. —Hall Roofing Co., 1103 S. Walnut street. 18. —Frank Bowers’ residence, 1823 S. Walnut street. S. Walnut street. 19. —Garfield School Building. 20. —Leon Zeller’s residence, 722 S Hackley street. 21. —Ray Pingry Barber Shop, 064 Ohio avenue. 22. —Blaine School Building. 23. —Ford’s residence, 1000 W. Ninth street. 24. —U. B. Church, corner Calvert and Jackson streets. 25. —Ralph Leonard residence, 2509 W. Jackson street. 20.—Normal City M. E. Church. 27. —Mrs. Adela Kelsey, 524 Carson street. 28. —Mrs. Thomas (tailor shop) 1600 E. Highland avenue. 29. —McNary’s residence, 2500 E. Twelfth street. 30. —In Rear of Corbin’s Grocery, 2720 S. Madison street. 31. —Roosevelt School Building. 32. —John Shore’s Store Room, Thirteenth St, and Hoyt Ave. 33. —Field School Building. 34. —Bert McClellan Club Room, Andersonville. 35. —J. W. Crawford’s residence, Road No. 3, by Claynole farm. 36. —Leo Lucas’ residence, 2508 Mock avenue. 37. —W. M. Snodgrass’ residence, Cross Roads. 38. —Daleville School Building. 89—Yorktown Fire Station. 40. —Cammack School House. 41. —Harrison School Building. 42. —Gaston School Biulding. 4^3.—Odd Fellows’ Hall, Wheeling. 44. —Cowan School Building. 45. —Royerton School Building. 46. —Masonic Hall, Eaton. 47. —Geo. W. Hoover Building, Eaton. 48. —Center School Building. 49. —Leeper residence, Selma. 50. —Schull Hardware, Selma. 51. —DeSoto School Building. 52. —City Hall, Albany. 53. —Oak Grove School Building. Dated this 27th day of April, 1934. W. MAX SHAFER, Auditor Delaware County, Ind. Apr 27-May 4

NOTICE TO BIDDERS. Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals and bids will be received until 10 o’clock a. m., May 14, 1934, at the office of the Auditor of Delaware County, Indiana, at the Court House in Muncie, Indiana, for the furnishing and selling to said County their entire requirements of bituminous road materials for the jrear ending December 31, ,1934. v Proposals should be made for furbishing same both in tank car lots and in barrels. All materials to be delivered on any steam railroad siding in Delaware County, free of

meet the Indiaha State Highway specifications ‘ for the various grades of tar, asphalt and road oil, as specified in “Standard Specifications C” booklet bearing date of May, 1932. All bids must be accompanied by a non-collusion affidavit as provided by law and by bond or certified check in the sum of five hundred dollars ($500.00), guaranteeing performance of bid, if accepted. Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Done this 27th day of April, 1934. W. MAX SHAFER, Auditor Delaware County, Ind Apr 27-May 4

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