Muncie Post-Democrat, Muncie, Delaware County, 13 January 1939 — Page 3
THE POST-DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, JANUARY 13, 1939.
BIOGRAPHY (Continued From Page One) Fuller and pen went overseas. In France all went well until one [ blustery morning in September, f 1918, the British, the 30th division, Fuller and pen crashed the Hindenburg line.
Forty days later surgeons at the base hospital in Le Harve completee extracting shrapnel. ‘Pen” too had been covered with blood and glory and the two embarked on an excruciating ambulance journey from Portsmouth to London. Fuller won his first lieutenant bars and the pen rose 100 per cent in its owner’s estimation. The journeys of the two, however, were not 1
over and after.-the Armistice it was discovered that Fuller had contracted tuberculosis, so the two tarried at Fort 'Snelling, Minn., Prescott, Ariz., and Denver. At the hospital the pen helped its, master while away many, idle hours. So much for tlie heroic deeds of the pen and its. scholastic experience. A brighter side also was i(s lot for it was with the same pen
TRUSTEE’S ANNUAL REPORT. I The Township Trustee’s Annual Report I to the Advisory Board of Monroe Towni ship, Delaware County, Indiana. January, I 1939, showing receipts, disbursements and balances of all Township Revenues for the .year ending December, 31. 1938: Township Fund. I —Receif/ts— Balance, Jan. 1, 1938 $ 1,030.49 | Co. Auditor, tax distribution 799.90 i Co. Auditor, tax distribution ... 730.61
Totals $ 2,561.00
—Disburs6m6nts—
; Charlie S. Kern, trustee’s bond..$ Cowan Telephone Co., service... : Muncie Star, pub. report Post Democrat, pub. report C.halmer D. Kern, salary iChalmer D. Kern, sal. and exp.... ;chalmer D. Kern, sal. and exp... Boyce Co., tax receipts, etc .Chalmer D. Kern, salary Chalmer D. Kern, sal. and exp,... iWalter N. Bickford, stamps Cowan Telephone Co., service ...
cowa.. w, .
Chalmer D. Kern, salary Chalmer D. Kern, sal. and exp... Chalmer D. Kern, salary 'Chalmer D. Kern, sal. and rep...
'Wm. N. Reed, J. P. bond
Chalmer D. Kern, sal. and exp...
OWE fait
Erroi
Chalmer D. Kern, sal. and exp..
l exp...
uowan reiepnone uo.. service... (Walter N. Bickford, stamp
Cowan Telephone Co.,
ips.
r Tp. fund, voucher No. 105
D. G. Goble Co., supplies Clay J. Pierce, adv. bd. £
ser.
lay
Cecil Sweigart, adv. bd. ser.... Orville Ross, adv. bd. ser T. O. Brown, clean cemeteries.. Muncie Eve. Press, pub. levy... (Post Democrat, pub. levy iChalmer D. Kern, sal. and
Kiger & Co., supplies
exp..
iger & Co., supplies Chalmer D. Kern, sal. and exp... Chalmer D. Kern, salary Cowan Telephone Co., service .. Chalmer D. Kern, sal. and exp... Chalmer D. Kern, sal. and mat.. Chalmer D. Kern, sal. and sup... Charles A. Penzel, supplies Cowan Telephone Co., service... Kiger & Co., supplies
120.00 2.50 76.97 76.97 30.00 60.00 70.00 1.55 30.00 50.00 2.00 2.50 25.00 55.00 20.00 60.00 15.00 80.00 2.50 5.00 14.20 80.00 2.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 12.50 50.86 50.86 80.00 2.84 80.00 20.00 2.50 60.00 80.00 80.00 1.15 2.50 44.30
Totals $ 1,463.70 Special School Fund. —Receipts— Balance Jan. 1, 1938 $ 9,105.35 Co. Auditor, tax distribution.... 7,179,78 Error Tp. Fund, voucher No. 105. 14.2' |Floyd I. McMurray, state relief.. 3,233.82 (Co. Auditor, Dec. tax draw 6,621.2!
Totals $25,154.39
—Disbursements—
'.Ezra Heath, labor ,Auburn Foundry, time switch.
■Underwood Typewriter Co. typwts 180.00 Huntington Lab., floor oil 18.59 'W. H. Ballard & Son. supplies.. 7.38
13.. r o 10.'8
i, sup
E. F. Compton, material iLeslie B. Turner, transportation. .Minnie Lecin.gton, cleaning 'Cowan Telephone Co., service...
5iger & Co., blind
ipor
.Minnie Leoington, cleaning owan Telephone Co., st
n.iger & Co., blinds, etc Becklev Cardy Co., chairs .... Ezra Heath, janitor
ra J
Drain Rod Co., supplies Palmer Products Co., supplies.. Merritt C. Reed, supplies .... Ruth F. McShirley. teachir
, tr
mg
Leslie B. Turner, transportation Perry M. Miller, transportation. Otis Huffman, transportation .. 'Byron Nixon, transportation
' J.' E. Rinki '
i Clark
trans
Shriver, trar
r hit«
ortation ...
tion...
5no”tat
Rinker,
ivpi
N. E. Qualkinbush, repairs..
'arcts,
Raymond McShurley, trar
tation ...
transportation ..
.aymonci Mcsnuriey,
Otto L. Rees, transports
Byron Drumm, N. E. Qualkinb' E. P. Wilson, bcc
rn, repairs h, jan. and laundry.
OOKK
Lee J. Kern, repai
Ezra Heath, ji
Trac. Light & Power, service.. Leslie B. Turner, lab. and trans. Clarence Kiger, labor (Nickel Plate Ry., freight Clarkston Pub. Co., books Houghton-Miffen Co., books....
A. J. E Charles
Roots & Co., library A. Penzel, supplie
library
es /
Floyd N. Newton, repairs
Cent. Ind. Coal Co., coal Leslie B. Turner, transportation <*Mun. Bldg. & Supply, plaster... Allen A. Wilkinson Lbr. Co. Ibr Kiger _& Co., supplies
Sf ’ jan. and blinds....
35.41 47.40
2 .36
12.40 54.22 15.45 75.0) 50.00, 32.75;
.50 '■ 2.24
40.90 i 93.00 109.10, 90.00 76.50 • 64.C0 ’ 9.75 i 3.60'. 89.40 j 79.60' 90.00 90.00; 5.25 1
1.25 4.00
76.00 37.55 40.50 35.20
1.01 7.80 3.61 1.90 1.75
19.50 221.75 23.70
2.89 5.24
12.55
Ezra Heath, jan, and blinds 76.18 Lee J. Kern, labor 2.75 :Guy E. Edv/ards, transportation 44.70 Geo. E. Dunn Co., books 10.74 Follett Bcok Co., books 56.71 Merritt C. Reed, freight .72 James Max Rutherford, gravel.. 1C.00 Perry M. Miller, transportation. 77.50 Lucille Clevenger, laundry 1.50 ; Remington Rand. Inc., paste 1.50 Eastman Kodak Co., books .5.) A. Flanagan Qp., paper 32.C : Marguerite Stoel. dues l.C • Thelma A. Tuttle, books 2.01
Mildred Conquest, books
Leslie* B. Turner, transportation Perry B. Miller, transportatio: Otis Huffman, transportation.
Mixon, transportation.. Rinker, transportation — transportation
transportation. —’—port Umi
oort 1SDC rort spoi
tra
tior sort
...... «.»»*. lai
Imer D. Kern, express .Trac. Light & Pow. scrvic
ima:
Byron L. Nix<
re Is
u a y
zra
Chal
yron
Jacob E.
Clark Shrivi
3. Edwc ond M. Rees, t
, Drumm,
Ezra Heath, .la
er,
Guy E. Edwards, transportation..
‘ Mcs:
nsp
Byron Drumm, transportation...
wares,
Raymond McShurley,
Ctto Rees, transportation ,
Kiger & Co., supplies
W. If. Ballard & Eon, Follett Book Co., books
Floyd N. Newton,
"ahbi
and laundry..
expre
ow. scrv
plies glass
k*S repairs
Ora Hale, labor Nickel Plate Ry.. freight Leslie Turner, transportation... Ezra Heath, janitor W. M. Welch Mfg. Co., sup 'Byron L. Nixon, transportation... E. C. Munro, supplies Leslie B. Turner, transportation.. Perry M. Miller, transportation. Otis Huffman, transportation... Jacob E. Rinker, transportation... Clark Shriver, transportation... 'Guy E. Edwards, transportation. .Raymond McShurley, trans Otto L. Rees, transportation .... Byron Drumm, transportation ... Ezra Heath, janitor, etc Singer Sew. Mach. Co., mach.... Johnson Serv. Co., repairs Trac. Light & Power, service... George James, nainting Smith-Alsop Paint Co., paint George James, nainting i Smith-Alsop Paint Co., paint, etc. Clarence R. Brown, labor | George D. Ratcliff, repairs W. H. Ballard & Sons, sup Follett Book Co., books [Floyd N. Newton, reor. motor.... Leslie B. Turner, transportation Floyd Mullin, labor Charles L. Jefferson, labor Ezra Heath, janitor [Otis Huffman, fansoortation... Guy E. Edwards, transportation. ; Ezra Heath, janitor Cowan Telephone Co., service.... ; W. M. Welch Mfg. Co., sup. .... j B. F. Coleman, piano reprs .Leslie B. Turner, transportation. j Central Ind. Coal Co., coal Rev. L. V. King, address Barton Re°s Pogue, address Leslie B. Turner, transportation Perry M. Miller, transporta * ; 0 n...
transports! io"
Otis Huffr
Byron L. Nixon, transnort' 1 tion.. Jacob E. Rinker. transport ".tion. Clark Shriver. transportut ! .' , n ... Guy E. Edwards, transportation. Raymond McShurley. trans Otto L. Rees, transportation ... Byron Drumm. transooi tation ... Ezra Heath, jan. and laundry .. Robert T. Wvatt. post, and films Trac. Lieht & Power, service ...
Carl A. White, rena Lee G. Baird, tests
lusic Shop, c Shoppe, n
enzel. books
H. Ballard & Son. glass-pnt.
zra 1 obert
aairs
Lee O. Baira. tests Educational Music Shop, music.. Souders Music Shoppe, music
Charles A. Penzel. books
N. E. Qualkinbush, keros., reps. Ezra Heath, repairs, equip Kiger & Co., supplies Carl IiOsch. rental Trac. Light & Power, service.... Ruth E. McShir’ey. supplies .... Chalmer D. Kern, tepsir ....... Tier Nst’l Park, irnds. int E. W. Young, supplies Ezra Heath, repairs Huntington Lab., Inc., supplies.. Ezra Heath, repair* S. B. Denney bus Co., trans. ... Brahan L»b.. int. --upuhes Ezra Heath, e’.esninp lldg coTvau Telephone Co., »orvica... V'--> Gordon Flee, Co., reps Nict-ol Plate Hj . freight Chalmer D. Ke»n. expenses .... Kiger & Co., supplies Minnio Lecington. supplies ..... Ezra Heath, cleaning bldg. ,. . Clarence Kiger plastering Carl F. f'••.ecb --’--•n. fy-nwrts Ezra Heath, cleaning bldg Creative TMnn-t'! S”c.. books (Charles Scribner fc Scab, boojts.
2.09 47.49 2t.r.) 07.09 98.01 75.0. 1, C4.60 44.71 79.fr 99 E 9 90.01 76. (M
.45
31.31 52.32 15.50
.93
11.42 7.50 1.92 i 47.40, 75.90 47/3 99.00 ' 2.91 47.40 98.01; 97.99 75.(0; 64.60 ! 80/0 79.60 91.00 ; 90 00 76.25 111.73 19.8842.40; 95.00 1 75.00 73.0 1; SO/O ' 3.00 5.15 2.37 , 3.73 20.4.2 37.02 10.80 ; 12.40 75.01 48.80 : 5.00 15.00 8.35 47.26 3.00. 33.19' Id.?:’ ( 5.09 i 30.0. , I 23.7' I 98.00 48.89 : 98.0'’ . 75.0'' 61.C" R9.a0 85.50 i 90.Of, 96 00 01.00 : 2.9* i 3‘t.3- | 3.0' 17.8. ! n o*! 1 4.’ , n os i 10 2> 32.i* 1 56.S' I 20.024 u? | .0 ,
5 '
2,200 0 |
!
151.8 j 6 '< 13.7! 1 8t.O , if. I 12 9- I
6 n 4 ' ?s ' 19 '
Mer. NatT Bank, bonds, int Ezra Heath, cleaning bldg Mun. Bldrs. Supply, plaster Huntington Lab., Inc., supplies . Kiger Co., supplies Carl Stout, refill extinguishers.. Elizabeth Kern, magazines Ezra Heath, janitor J. Kirklln, mowing Carl F. Losch, typewriter rent... Clarence Rutherford, hauling Charles H. Jefferson, clean, grds
Johnson Publishing Co., sups Nation-Robinson, supplie
harl
Johnson Publishing Co.
lies
Retz Sporting Goods Store, sup.
W. H. Ballard & Sons, supplies.. E. C. Munro, supplies Ezra Heath, janitor
Leslie
Otis Huff
Perry
tis
yron L. Nixon, trans Jacob E. Rinker, tfan Clark Shriver, transpc / E. Edwards, tran rmond McShurley, t o L. Rees, transpo on Drumm, trensp
Harry L. Burcaw, hauling . Nickel Plate Ry., freight ..
isportation..
Byron E. Nixon, transportation..
, transportation,
ransportat , transpoi rley, tran; ansportati rwnsporta r, hauling
v,.
rent.. ’
. Shriver, transportation.... E. Edwards, transportation.
y.
ispc
transportation
Guy E. Edwards, transport Raymond McShurley, trans. Otto L. Rees, transportation
Byron Drum:
D. C. Pierson, typewriter
Board Indus. Aid, duster
Helen J. Dennis, sui Ezra Heath, janitor
Leslie B. Turner, transportation.
Mille
Aid, duster
J. Dennis, supplies
Heath, janitor
Perry M. Otis Huff:
Byron L. Nixon, transportation.. Jacob E. Rinker, transportation. Clark Shriver, transportation... Guy E. Edwards, transportation.. Raymond McShurley, trans Otto L. Rees, transportation ... Byron Drumm, transportation... Trac. Light & Power, service. Charles A. Penzel, books ..
Universal Elec. Co.,* ;
J. H. Panabaker, stoker rep Palmer Products. Inc., sup Ezra Heath, janitor Schull & Sons, repairs
Guy E. Edwards, trans.
Les: Oti;
Ez:
oks rvice
Leslie B. Turner, transportation
3,125.00 66.00 3.21 11.05 10.75 3.75 26.30 25.00 8.00 20.00 10.00 3.60 25.75 10.47 9.79 7.00 4.10 50.00 47.40 49.00 48.80 49.00 37.50 32.30 47.20 39.80 45.00: 45.00 2.00
.65
21.00 15.11 2.64 76.00 47.40 49.00 48.80 49.00 37.50 32.30 44.70 39.80 45.00 45.00 17.94 11.83 3.CO • 20.56 14.00 10.00 11.82 44.70 47.40
Marguerite VanDyke, teaching... Mary M. Robinson, teaching ... E. C. Munro, teaching Ruth Moser, teaching O. D. Kirkham, teaching
Marie R. Wright, teaching ... Thelma A. Tuttle, teaching Mildred ’ ’ ‘ ’
67.50 67.50 87.50 70.00 60.00 60.00 60.00 60.00 60.00 30.00
112.50
Ruth Moser, teachir
urkha . Wr A. T
Mtiarea Conquest, teaching Betty Jane Shroyey, teaching... Betty Jane Shroyer, teaching ... Merritt C. Reed, teaching
Robert T. Wyatt, teaching ..... 80*00 Marion Kirp, teaching 70.00 Dora Newton, teaching 70.00
— 67.50
67.50 87:50 70.00 60.00 60.00 60.00 30.00
Ruth Moser, teaching .. O. D. Kirkham, teaching Marie R. Wright, teaching Thelma A. Tuttle, teachini
Jane K. Bowers, teaching 30.00 Mildred Conquest, teaching 60.00 ” T *—hing 28.00
aching ...... 112.50
Mary M. Robinson, teaching Robert T. Wyatt, teaching .. O. D. Kirkham, teaching ... Jane K. Bowers, teaching
Mildred Conquest, teaching Merritt C. Reed, teaching
|br _. m
H. L. Gradick, teaching Merritt C. Reed, teachir
!!!u!
67.50 80.00 60.00 60.00 60.00 112.50
Robert T. Wyatt, teaching ' 80.00 M&rioh Kirp, teaching- . 140.00
Dora Newton, teaching Marguerite VanDyke, teaching.. Mary M. Robinson, teaching ..
E. C. Munro, teaching 175.00 Ruth E. Moser, teaching 140.00
140.00 135.00 67.50
;is Huffman, transportation... '■J. r 0 ;ra Heath, janitor 41.00
John Clevenger, stoker reps 2.49
Ezra Heath, janitor, laundry... Leslie B. Turner, transportation. Perry M. Miller, transportation... Otis Huffman, transportation... Byron Nixon, transportation.... Jacob E. Rinker. transportation..
Jaco
Clark Shriver, transportatio Guy E. Edwards, transporta Raymond McShurley, trans. Otto L. Rees, transportation
spor
tra
tion
Guy E. Edwards, transportation.
‘ McS'
itees,
umm,
Telephi
Byron bru Co ■ '
transportat ion ...
Cowan Teiepiione Co., service... Chalmer D. Kern, expense t c - Power, service...
Trac. Light &
'owe labo
&
H. Ec..
books
H. W. Wilson & Co.,
Kiger & Co., supplies Ezra Heath, janitor Byron L. Nixon, transportation. Clarence Kiger, labor Ezra Heath, janitor Schwartz Paper Co., towels .... Crane Co., valves Leslie B. Turner, transportation. Perry M. Miller, transportation., Otis Huffman, transportation... Byron L. Nixon, .transportation..
icob E. Rin‘
Jaco
ker, transportation,
transportatior
E. Ri:
Clark Shriver. transportation.... Guy Edwards, transportation... Raymond McShurley, trans Otto L. Rees, transportati
Byron
Ezra
Trac. Light „ Doubleday & Doran Co., Chalmer D. Korn, material..
Lee O. Baird, tests Farm. Elevator Co., rep. and sup. Central Ind. Coal Co., coal
on. i • •
Drumm. transportation... Heath, janitor, laundry... Light & Power, service...
books..
Ezra Heath, ianit'
ISP'
S. Kern, insurar
Perry
■n 1 rrde
Kiger & Co
feath. tanitor N. Miller, tra
Ch
Auburn Foundry Co.,. bearl Silver Burdette Co., books
r '~ —pile
;na Uib
ortation. ce
bearings...
Kiger & Co., supplies Ezra Heath, janitor and labor.. J. H. Panabaker, repairs
Co., books
Clarkston Pub.
airs
rosene
A." Wilkinson Lbr. Co.
Universal Electric, repai N. E, Quakenbush, keri
brd.
Allen A. Wilkinson Lbr. C
Orville Rhodes, rep. and exp.... Trac. Light & Power, service... John H. Schull & Sort; repairs.. F. C. Munro, teaching Leslie B. Turner, transportation. Perry N. Miller, transportation.. Otis F. Huffman, transoortation
ranspc ortati
Byron Nixon, transportation... Jacob E. Rinker, transportatio
Clark Shriver, tr;
. Huffmar Nixon, tr;
E. Rinker, transpoi ansportation ,..
Guy E. Edwards, transportation.
Raymond McShurley, Otto L. Rees, transport
Byron Drumm, transportation Ezra Heath, ignitor, laundry
Ezra Chal
rans rtation...,
rtati
laund applies
Chalmer D. Kern, supplies W. H. Ballard & Son, supplies...
Penzel, supplies i & Cent. Co., books.
D. Appleton
Charles A.
ippl'
Funk & Wagnalls, books
E. W. Young, E. W. Young, Cowan Telenh'
upplies applies
Cowan Telenhone Co., service .. Kerch. Nat’l Bank, interest.... Auburn Foundry Co., repairs...
76.09 37.92 88.20 39.04 88.20 67.50 58.14 35.76 71.64 81.00 81.00
5.35
.29
16.05 4.80 21.50 8.87 5.00 6.18 25.00 49.00 7.20 50.00 2.50 26.40 94.80 98.00 97.60 49.00 75.00 64.60 89.40 79.60 90.00 90.00 76.00 22.57 1.80 2.27 16.71 5.65 236.59 50.00 49.00 323.55 10.81 1.41 27.54 27.00 7.95 14.41 3.25 -6.70, 3.50 10.00 27.93 11.42 6.33 94.80 49.00 106.30 98.00 75.00 64.60 89.40 79.60 90.00 92.50 76.00 1.25 10.16 8.47 1.32 1.62 24.35 28.30 10.45 25.00 6.99
Totals
.$17,459.88
O. D. Kirkham. teaching 60.00
hin ling chir ling
k, teaching ........
Mrs. Gunner Gunnerson, teaching 30,00
A. Tuttle, teaching
lin ch
eacl
H. L. Gradick, teachir
Thelma
Jane K. Bowers, teaching Mildred Conquest, teaching
ching .
acni
teachir
dred Conques'.
Marie R. Wright, tea
120.00
60.00 60.00 90.00 28.00
Merritt C. Reed, teaching 112.50 O. D. Kirkham. teaching 60.00 Merritt C. Reed, teaching 91.62 Robert T. Wyatt, teaching 138.52
Marion Kirp, teaching Dora Newton, teaching Marguerite VanDyke, teaching... Mary N. Robinson, teaching E. C. Munro, teaching
Ruth E. Moser, teaching
ham. teaching
O. D. Kirkham. teaching Marie R. Wright, teaching Jane K. Bowers, teaching
Tuttle, teaching inquest, teaching ... ick, teaching .;....., VanDyke, teaching...
ry N. Robins D. Kirkham, L. Gradick.
rguen
Marv N. Robinson, teaching
. Kir "
• Gr
Robert T. Wyatt, teaching
teaching
iradick. teaching
ritt C. Reed, teaching
Marion Kirp, teaching
rp, ton
rv N. Robinson, teai E. C. Munro. teaching Ruth E. Moser, teaching
hing... ng
117.34
117.30 112.92 112.34 152.92 120.32 36.74 96.16 96.74 96.16 97.92 28.00 67.50 67.50 60.00 28.00 225.00 160.00 140.00 140.00 67.50 67.50 175.00 140.00 60.00
Kirkham, teaching 60.00 R. Wright, teaching 120.00 ne K. Bowers, teaching j??-.?
lelma A. Tuttle, teaching
O. D. Marie
Jane K.
Thelma A. Tuttle,
Mildred Conquest, teaching
Totals $16,404.08
120.00 120.00
Dog Fund. —Receipts—
Balance Jan. 1, 1938 Co. Auditor, surplus dog tax... .$ Chalmer D. Kern, dog tax Chalmer D. Kern, dog taxes Chalmer D. Kern, dog taxes Co. Auditor, surplus dog tax ... Chalmer D. Kern, dog taxes Chalmer D. Kern, dog taxes ....
,lme
Chalmer D. Kern, dog taxes Co. Audit or, surplus dog tax.. Chalmer D. Kern, dog taxes
Total $
—Disbursements—
Ervin Lyons, sheep killed $ Wm. Wiggerlv. sheen killed John F. Shockley, sheep killed... Charles Soringer, sheep killed ... Charles M. Underwood, sheep kill Milo Ireland, hog killed Carl Ackei? sheep killed Carl Veach. sheep killed W. A. Dragoo. sheep killed Clarence White, sheep killed ... ■ Walter N. Bickford, sheep killed Claude Wright, sheen killed Charles Veach, sheej) killed ... 1 Orville Reese, chix and shn kid.,
Mrs. Alva Drum
Thomas C.
None 3.71 30.00 60.00 70.00 48.44 40.00 24.00 50.00 42.63 17.00
Drumm. chix killed... Shockley, sheep killed
410.78 20.00 5.00 9.00 19.00 74 on 8.00 10.00 10.00 76.00 36.60 i 27.(ft) 20.00 60,00 16.00 10.50 1.52
Total
Library Fund. —Receipts—
Balance Jan. 1. 1938 $
—Disbursements—
Educational Bureau, music $ Edu. Bureau, music books J. B. Llppencott & Co., books... Edu. Music Bureau, music
Total
402.62
82.37
9.29
15.22
2.29
10.88
37.68
List of outstanding warrant-checks at
of year ending December 31,
the c
1938:
Date of Issue
Month. Da
,y. Year
No.
Dec.
23
1938
471
Dec.
27
1938
481
Dec.
27
1938
437
Dec.
27
1938
490
Dec.
28
1938
492
Dec.
28
1938
493
Dec.
31
1938
494
Tuition Fund. —Receipts— Balance Jan. 1, 1938 $ 6,569.58 Floyd It McMurray, income tax.. 3,282.04 — 271.23 231.96
97.77
1.357.00
17.31
2,739.50 3,232.12 175.80 435.84 618.44 140.63 600.00 216.39 229.82 2.495.01
1.32 1.62
12.95 10.88 44.30
6.99
$198.06
tax.
Floyd I. McMurray, voca. relmbu. Floyd I. McMurray, voca. trans.
Co. Auditor, tax distribution....
Floyd I. McMurray, support
Co. Auditor, com & cong int....
Chalmer D. Kern, adj. retirement Carl E. Ross. Cen. Tp. tran Cary L. Richman, Sal. Tp. trans
Floyd I. McMurray, school reli Co. Auditor, intangibles ta: Floyd I. McMurray, excise Co. Auditor, Dec. talc draw
ix.... tax..
Totals
—Disbur,
Merritt C. Reed, te
att, to
Marion Kirp. teachi
Dora Ni
sements-
irrltt C. Reed, teaching . Robert T. Wyatt, teaching
ching
4ewton. teaching
Marguerite Stoel, teachir
ing ...
Mary M. Robinson, teaching
McShirley, teachir lunro, teaching
O. D. Kirkham, teachin
(obinso
Ruth E. McShirley, teaching
E. C. Munro, teachir
O. D. Kirkham, teaching Marie Wright, teaching Jane K. Bickford, teaching Thelma Tuttle, teaching Mildred Conquest, teaching H. L. Gradick, teaching ........ Marv M. Robinson, teaching ... O. D. Kirkham, trr>,ching Merritt C. Reed, teaching H. L. Gradick, teaching Merritt C. Reed, teaching Robert T. Wyatt, teaching Marion Kirk, teaching Dora Newton, teaching f .
Marguerite Stoel, teaching
Marv M. Robinson, teaching ...
teaching ...
E. C. Munro. teaching O. D. Kirkham, teaching Marie R. Wright, teaching Jane K. Bowers, teaching Thelma A. Tuttle, teaching
Mildred Conquest, teaching :itt " ’ '- 1 --
srr
Robert T.
Merri
Merritt
C. Reed, teaching C. Reed, teachir
Reed, teaching Wyatt, teaching
Marion Kirp, teaching Dora Newton, teaching Marguerite A. Stoel. teaching... Mary M. Robinson, teaching .... Ruth E. McShirley. teaching ... E. C. Munro. teaching H. L. Gradick. teaching O. D. Kirkham. teaching Marie R. Wright, teaching ..... Jane K. Bowers, teaching ...... Thelma A. Tuttle, teaching Mildred. Conquest, teaching Merritt C. Reed, teaching ..... H. L. Gradick. teaching E. C. Munro. teaching Merritt C. Reed, teaching Robert T. Wvatt, teaching Marion Kirp, teaching Dora Newton, teaching Marguerite Stoel. teaching Mary M. Robinson, teaching .... Ruth E. McShirley. teacRing ~ ~ Munro. teaching
Kirkham, teaching Wright, teaching
teachin
E. C O. D. Marie
Jane K. Bowers, teaching
Thelma A Tuttle, teaching Mildred Conquest, teaching E. C... Munro. teaching Ruth F McShirley. teaching ... E C. Munro, teaching
E. C. Munro. teachir-
Ruth E. M< Chalmer D.
vo. teaching IcShirley. teaching ... 1 Kern, ad.i. retirement
E. C. Munro teaching Ruth E McShirley. teaching ... E, C. Munro. teaching . Ruth Moser teaching Merritt c teaching i Robert T. Wyatt, teaching I Mariori Kirp. teaching' Dora Newton, teaching
.$22,760.44 .$ 225.00
150.00 140.00 140.00 135.00 135.00 151.66 166.66 120.00 120.00 112.50 120.00 112.50 28.00 67.50 60.00 112.50 28.00 102.05 139.26 128.65 128.64 123.96 56.15 141.81 155.62 43.37 103.07 108.87 108.07 101.46 112.50 112.50 150.00 110.00 140.00 135.00 135.00 151.66 166.66
, 23.00
12-0.00 120.00 112.50 120.00 112.50 112.50 28.00 100.00 112.50 150.00 140.00 140.00 135 00 135.00 151.66 166.66 120.00 120.00 112.50 120.00 112.50 100.00 151.66 166.66 166.74 151.74 435.84 175.00 140 OO 175.00 140.00 112.50 80.00 . 70.00 70X0
Statement, showing amount of all moneys naid to the variolis funds of Monroe Township, of Delaware Countv, disbursements therefrom and balances remaining therein for the year ending December 31,
1938:
Township Fund. •Tan. 1. 1928 balance on hand...$ 1,030.49 Receipts during year 1,530.51 Total balance and receints $ 2.561,00 Disbursements during year 1,463.70 Final balance $ 1,097.30 Special School Fund. Jah. 1. 1938. balance on hand...$ 9.105.35 Receipts during year 17.049.04
.$26,154.39 . 17.459.88
Total balance and receipts Disbursements duiihg year .
Final balance $ 8.694.51
Fund.
Jan. 1. 1938. balance on hand...* 6,569 59 Receipts during year 16.190.86
. $°2.7' ! 0.44 . 16.404.08
Total balance and receipts . Disbursements during year
Final balance $ 6.356.36
Dog Fund.
Jan. 1. lO" 5 ?, balance on hand ... Receipts during year ••* Total balance an* receints „$ Disbursements during year , Final balane" S Ilbra'v Fu^d. ion 1. 1938. balance on hand...$ Receipts during year
None 410.78 410.78 402.62
8.16
82.37 None
82.27 37.68
Total of ba'anco , n d receipts. Disbursements during year ....
Final balonne ...$ 44.69
Total of AH Funds.
Jan. 1. 1938. balances on hand . .$16,787.79 Receipts during year 35,181.19 Total of balances and receipts-^. .$51,968.98 Disbursements tiuring : year ...... 35.767.98 . Final balances ,.$16,201.02
Total balance as shown by this
report .: $16,201.02
Warrant-cboei{ S outstanding Dn^oinbnr 31.- 1978, itemized page 23 of
this report *■ ■■ ■' $198.06
Total balances and outstanding
war re nts. iDrcemftrr 31. 1938 . $16,339.08
Cash i n depository, December
.$16,399.08
31, 193,8 . . . .. ■ . ■ * ^' .■ I, Chalmer D..Kern, the trustee of Mo’ roe Township. Delaware County, fn*ia"a, do solemnly swear, or affirm, that the preceding report of receipts, disburse-
reeeding report of rep
ments and balances is true pnd cbvrect. as I verily belirn'e; and I further declare that the sums with which I am charged in this report are -all of the sums received by me, and that the. various items of-ex- • nenditures credited jiave been’ fitllv’ bald; in the sums stated, an* without, express or implied agreement, that any portion thereof shall he retained by oif ■reraid to me or anv other person. And I further' declare and swear or, affirm, .that-I^ave r eceive* no mohev nor’ article of nalue. ih consideration of any Toiftract.’'by me
m'tracC'
j r \'
CHALMER n KERN
TnulfiM! .of; Mobrc-e- Township.
lat-ti
as. Trustee of this Towpshi
-Subscribed and sworn to before me. .the hairmafi of the' Advisorv , Board of “b's ownshin. 'tns 3rd-daw of January. 19",3.
Chain... — . — Townshin, 'his 3rd daw of January. JOHN K .1FFFEFR. Chairman
of Advisory. Board of Monroe Tftwtfsbio This report. iVa-, ..rem-i.-p-d, accerijed.'.and approved . h- t**e Adyt'o-v -Bmvrd • ef -this Townshin at then'' Vunua'' meeting, 'this
the 3rd dav of -U'-ufar- 19.29
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J - .’•-rfRKT.m, LORTM .RCSES. .
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that Fuller wrote the love letters to the womaa who later became his wife. Then the pen joined Fuller In a business.'.career. In lighter moments the pen too has shone for it was used by Edgar Guest, all of the boys of the R. O. T. C. and many business leaders in signing autographs.
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS. The School City of Muncie, Indiana, will receive sealed bids for the* furnishing, de-> livery, and installation of Furniture and Equipment for a class room unit school building, to be known as the McKinley Junior High School, until ten (10) A. M. (C. S. T.) on the 25th day of January, 1939, in the office of the Board of Trustees of the School City of Muncie, in th< Central High School. City of Muncie, State of Indiana, at which time and place all bids will be publicly opened and read aloucl. Bids will be received in accord.;!:-; said plans and specifications on the following divisions of the work namely: A. Wood Furniture. B. Laboratory Furniture. C. Metal Files, Metal Cabinets, and Metal Shelving. D. Metal Folding Chairs. E. Venetian Blinds and Shades. F. Hot Water Heater. G. Carpeting. H. Day Bed. Furniture and Equipment included in groups B, E, F, and G, shall be supplied and installed complete ready for use in accordance with plans and specifications. Furniture and Equipment included in A, C, D, and H, shall be supplied and delivered f. o. b. the building in accordance with the specifications. A separate proposal shall be required for each group of furniture and equipment. Bidder may bid on one or more groups as provided in the specifications. Itemized prices shall be provided for each item in the list of equipment for the purpose of permitting the Owner to increase or decrease quantities, but such items and prices shall not be used as a basis for making awards to any other than the 'qucllfled Ibw base bid. ! Contractors awarded work will be required to furnish acceptable surety and bond in the amount of 100% of the contract price. The contract documents including plans and specifications are on file at the office of the Superintendent of Schools of the Board of Trustees of the School City of Muncie, Indiana, at Central High School, and at the office of Herbert F. Smenner and Associates, 108 E. Washington St., Muncie, Indiana. Copies of documents may be obtained by depositing the sum of Twenty Dollars (320.00) with the Superintendent of City Schools or with Herbert F. Smenner and Associates for each set of documents so obtained. The amount of the deposit for one set of documents will be refunded to each actual bidder who returns the plans and documents in good condition within ten (10) days after the opening of bids. Fifteen Dollars ($15.00) will be refunded for each of all other sets of documents so returned. The Board of Trustees of the School City of Muncie, Indiana, reserve the right to reject any or all bids and to waive any informality in bidding,
sals
TIME WILL PROVE HIS GREATNESS
Propo
plotely executed
shall be properly and comon proposal form fur-
nished by the Architect in accordance with Form 96 with Noh-Collusion Affidavit required by the statutes of Indiana and must be accompanied by Questionnaire Form 96A State Board of Accounts for any bids of $5,000.00 on more. (Section
53-102 Burns 1933).
Certified check or bank draft payable to the School City of Muncie, Indiana, or a satisfactory bid bond executed by the bidber'and a surety company in an amount equal to 5% of the bid shall be submitted
with each bid.
Wage rates on this work shall not be less than the prescribed scale of wages' as determined pursuant to the’divisions of Chapter 3-19 of the Acts of the General Assemblv of Indiana of 1935. No bid shall be withdrawn after the . opening of bids without the consent of the Board of Trustees of the School City of Muncie, Indiana, for a period of 30 days after the scheduled time of closing
bids.
THE SCHOOL QITY OF MUNCIE. INDIANA. By VERNON G. DAVIS. Secretary. Board of Trustees. Dalrd: January 10, 1939.
Anderson, Jan. 13.—“When the storms have cleared away and history turns the cold spotlight on this period in which we are living, the American people will pay tribute to the memory of Franklin D. Roosevelt as the man who saved the world from dictatorships,” declared Judge Curtis G. Shake of the Indiana Supreme court here Wednesday night. Addressing 400 Democrats at a Jackson Day Banquet at the Y. M. C. A.,. Judge Shake asserted that this nation was nearest to dictatorship in 1932 when 'people were saying “what we need is a man in White House who can do someuiing.” This fear of dictatorship was dispersed when Roosevelt was elected and did something, according to the speaker. Says Emergencies Bear Dictators “People,” he said, “turned to dictators to get quick action in times of emergency,” but pointed out that in so doing they lost their voice in government. He called democracy safer, but said the process was slower because the ideas come from the people and it took time for public opinion to crystalize. “In 1940,” continued Judge Shake, “the American people are going to face the direct issue of whether they will turn back or go forward with the program of putting Christianity into our everyday life. The New Deal is nothing more than bringing government, .q .little. Closer to the people.” Judge Shake said that men could be judged by their homes, and then he .described Monticello, home of Thomas Jefferson, and The Hermitage, home of Andrew Jackson, and told how they reflected the character of the two patriots. He predicted that the time would come when the Roosevelt residence in Hyde Park would be the equal of their homes as national shrines. o H€LP WANTED
An airplane without a pilot is as useless as a bird with one wing; neither can take to the air. This country needs pilots if we are to be able adequately to defend ourselves in the event we are aggressed. Last year 5,000 new pilot licenses were issued in the U. S'. The total now is 22,000. That was accomplished -by private initiative; it shows what could be accom-
plished by government aid. And this field is properly one for government aid. Mr. Roosevelt wants to train 20,000 pilots a year. The proposal is sound. But it is unfortunate that the job has been turned over to Aubrey Williams, new National Youth administrator, who knows nothing about aviation and whose words and deeds mark him one of the most radical men in Washington.—Herald Examiner. VAST WAR DATA GO TO LIBRARY
Philadelphia. — A collection of thousands of clippings from Philadelphia and New York newspapers comprising a contemporary history of the World War has been presented to the University of Pennsylvania library by Mrs. Edward T. Stotesbury. The 240 bound scrapbooks of the collection, contained in specially constructed bookcases, were assembled under Mrs. Stotesbury’s direction during the war, and is believed one of the^ most extensive of its kind in the United States. Librarian C. Seymor Thompson announced that the collection would be preserved as a memorial to Mrs. Stotesbury’s late husband, the internationally known financier who served as a trustee of the university from 1911 until his death in 1938. The first clipping, dated July 25, 1914, discloses that the Austrian minister has been instructed to leave Belgrade unless Serbia complies with the demands which followed the Sarajevo assassinations. The collection is closed with en< tries from newspapers of July 31, 1919. Clippings include detailed accounts of military and naval operations in virtually every field ol activitiy in any way related to the World War. Editorials, photographs, feature stories and cartoons were included with news stories.
JOURNAL IN ROW OF 1784 IS GIFT
Philadelphia.—A copy of the first issue of the Courier de PAmerlque, first French newspaper published in the United States, has been presented to the University of Pennsylvania library, which was responsible indirectly for the enforced discontinuance of the paper after 26 issues. Publication of the Courier began here in 1784. The French newspaper was opposed violently to the monarchy in France and when, in that same year, King Louis XVI presented 100 volumes to the library, the Courier criticized university authorities scornfully for accepting them. The dispute led to a bitter controversy between the paper and a number of prominent citizens, including Francis Hopkinson, a signer of the Declaratin of Independence and a member of the university’s first graduating class. As a result the Courier was virtually suppressed. Uniform postal rates were not in existence at that time and the postmaster-general
simply increased rates on the Courier to a prohibitive figure and the paper was forced to suspend publication. The university library’s copy of the Couriers’ first issue was a gift of Luther Martin, 3rd, of New York, former president of the General Alumni Society. The 100 volumes presented by Louis XVI in 1784 will now share interest with a collection of more than 600 contemporary French works in the fields of literature, art, the classics, history and science, presented to the library recently by France’s department of education. o YOUTH SHAVES HIS LUCK TOO CLOSELY AND LOSES
Pasadena, Cal.—Joseph Gibson, 24, is out for the world’s championship as a “hard lucker.” Out of work for months, Gisbon at last got a job. The night before he was to report to work, he swerved on his motorcyqle to avoid ah oncoming car and wound up with a broken foot, a broken leg and other injuries that will hospitalize him for months. Another inch would have enabled him to avoid the crash.
LEGAL ADVERTISING
CITY CONTROLLER’S ANNUAL REPORT. Report of the City Controller of Mun-
Indiana, showin~ L_
ts in and fr
rom the i for thi
cie, Indiana, showing
bursements in and and balances therein December 31. 1938. GENERAL FUND.
Receipts and Disbursements GENERAL FUND RECEIPTS F Balance—December 31, 1937
ettlement
receipts and disthe various funds
year ending
[or 1938.
FOR 1938. $ 751.26 544,806.16
2,568.03
Tax Settlements
Permits and Licenses Bus License Fees $3,167.50;
Taxi $153.75 3,321.25 Electricians License Fees 1,025.00 Docket Fees 1,588.00
of City Property
Rentals Receipts from other sources: Animal Shelter Fees 158.00 Ga
S,
I’way (
pay. of Elec. Cur.
and Repairs 1,317.20
Sale of Testing Ma-
chine ,,... 1,225.00
Sale of Drag Line to Disp. Plant 9,078.51
588.35
Sewage
Miscellaneous St. Repai
funds,
:pa:
Et
irs, Re-
.1,163.98 15,998.89
Excise Tax 20,351.76 Temporary Loans 100,030.35 Sale of Time Warrant Bonus 100,021.00
Zurich—The Swiss top all people in milk consumption, drinking 232 quarts per capita a year. Americans are second with 153 qaiirts.
TRUSTEE’S ANNUAL REPORT. The Township Trustee’s Annual Report tp the Advisory Board of Niles Township, Delaware County, Indiana, January, 1938, showing receipts, disbursements and balances of all. .township revenues, for the year ending December 31, 1938: • Township Fund. —Receipts— Jan. 1, 1938, balance on hand....$ 478.03 Clerk Supreme Court, refund 50.00 Co. Auditor, June draw 785.83 Co. And., for Ora Hook, for fence 39.83 Co. Auditor, December draw 748.49
Total - . —Disbursements— 1 -?.::*eric'(!n Srcuri'y Ci., bond.... Ind. Bell Tel. Co., service Chas. E. Weaver, sal. and exp.. Neel Boob’er, 1 stamps • Chas. E. Weaver, sc.l. and exp.. Ind. Bell Tel. Cn., service Muncie Star, advertisement PosLBemdcrat. advertisement .. A. E. Boyce Co., dog books Ind. Bell Tel. Co., service W. A. McCiena--, le^al service.. Chas. E. Weaver, cal. and exp.. Ind. Pell Tel: Co., service Noel Bcoher, stamps Chas. E. weaver, 'sal.- and exp.. W. O. Bartlett, cement walk.... W. H. Bord, cemetery labor Ind. Ee l Tel. Co., service W. H. Boyd, cemetery labor Char. K. H&ttlron, ryano gas... Chas. E.• Wrarer, sal. and exp.. Ind. B“ll - Tel. Co., service Chas. E.■Weaver sal. and exp.. W. H. Boytf,' cemetery labor Ind. Bell Tel. Co., service Chas. E. Weaver.'sal: and exp.. Chas. E. Weaver, sal. and exp.. Ind. Bell Tel. Co., service Chas. E. Weaver, sal. and exp.. Chas. P. Weaver, sa’. and exp.. Wm. H.- Boyd, cemetery labor... Noel Booh’ir. stamps Chas. E. Weaver, sal. and exp.. Ind. Pell Td, .Co*,, sorvice Post-Democrat, rdv Muncie Star,. adv Chas. E. Weaver, sal. end exp.. Ind. Ee'l Tel. Co., service Chas. E. Weave', sal. end exp.. Ind. Bell Tel. Co., service Chas. E. Weaver, set. and exp. . Chas. E. Weaver, .sal.. and exp.. Ind. Be’l Tp). Co., service Chas. E. Weaver, sal. and exp.-. J. C. Naylor., .advisory board.... James A Sites, advisory board. LeRoy ©forms, advisory board.. Noel Eooher, stamns Kiger & Co., supplies
Stop In ASK About the Many New Convenient FEATURES ROPER 0.93 Ranges are especially suited for the modern kitchen; They fit back against the wall and are the same height and depth as other kitchen appliances. Many other new features developed by ROPER offer you a cookingiservice that is Fast . . . Dependable . . . Flexible . EconomiC'al. You’ll enjoy clean cooking—cool cooking. OENTRAL INDIANA BAB COMPANY Lopk for the Roper National Ads in Ybui* . Favorite Magazines 1 —■ i , -■ ' - ; - L-
$ 2,102.18 $ 60.00 1.50 65.00 5.00 50.00 1.50 35.93 35.93 1.60 1.50 50.00 100.00 1.50 5.00 50.00 48.30 41.80 1.50 48.10 3.50 75.00 1.50 50.00 22:20 1.50 50.00 30.00 1.50 30.OP 30.00 34.40 5.00 25.00 1.50 40.41 40.41 45.00 1.50 49.00 1 50 50.00 • 50.00 1.50 45.0,9 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 21.40
Total
.$ 1,322.07
Special School Fund. •■-Receipts—
Jan. 1, 172.7, balance $ 8,204.54
State ^-’ditcr. 1 it;"qililes *...
Co. Auditor. June d’-qv Co. Auditor, intangibles
Dunkirk Schools, transfer refund State of Indiana, aid Co. Auditor/ December draw.... Total '
• • —'Disbursements—
Neil Pitser. transportation Frank W. Frank, transportation Ralph Frank: transportation ... Neil Pitser, transportation..,,.. Finley Vihceirt. transportation..
ry ' W
Blynn Cline: transportation Neil Pitcer. transportation Frank W. Prank, transoortation Blynn Cline, transportatior! Finley Vincent, transportation.. Ralph Frank: transportation ... Neil Pitser, transportation Neil Pitser. transportation Frank W. Frank, transportation Ralph Frank, transportation.... Neil Pitser. transportation Finley Vincent, transportation.. Blynn Cline, trans,portat’on Ralph Frank, transoortation.... Neil Pitser. transportation Neil Pitser. transportation Finley Vincent, transportation.. Ralph Frank, transportation.... Blynn Cline, transportation...... Frank , W. Frank, transportation Finley Vincent, transportation.. Finley Vincent, transportation.. Blynn Cline, transportation Frank W. Frank, transportation
Total
Tuition jFund. —Receipts—
Jan, 1. 19'3. balance .on hand-. $ 2,444.47 Co, Auditor., coin, school fund... 149.85 State Auditor, yoc. transfers.... 29.20 State Auditor .excise tax ... 46.53 Co Auditor. June draw 1,278.70 Co. Auditor, com. school fund... 103.94 State, state aid ... 1,100 00 State Auditor, excise tax 109.36 Co. Auditor. Dec. draw 1,222.76 Total .$ 6,464.31 —Disbursements— W. E. .Smith,. transfers $ 1,000.00 W. E. Smith, transfers '. .: 1.473.18 Dunkirk Schools, transfers 1,475.07
136.92
1,533.83
127.23 42.07
3,068.86 1,473.03
$14,586.08 $ 30.00
94.00 135.00 85.00 107.00 110.00 30.00 94.00 110.00 107.00 135.00 85.00 30.00 95.00 135.00 85.00 107.00 11.0.00 40.00 25 00 90.00 107.00 95.00 110.00 95.00 27.00 80.00 110.00
. 94.00
.$ 2,557.00
Total $ 3,948.23
Do; Fund,.
■ -fcBecelpt'Srr : Jan. 1, 1938. balance on hand. .. .$ Chas. E.' Weaver: 1937 dog 'tax.. Chas. E. Weaver, dog tax....'. ....
Chas. E Weaver,- • dog tax— <*■•- <Usr ...
91 05 1.00 25.00
100 00
71.23
Co. Auditor, dog fund Chas. E. Weaver, dog tax Chas. E. Weaver, dog tax Total ... I $ —Disbursements— Howard Wort, sheep killed $ Mrs. Jas. Wingate, sheep killed. Emerson Mitchell, sheep killed.. Finley Vincent, sheep killed Vaughn Ritter, sheep killed Bert Rarlck, sheep killed Wilbur T. Ayers, sheep ki’icd.... Harry R. Alvey, sheep killed Sidney Manor, sheep killed C. E. Reed, sheep killed Roll Smoot, sheep killed J. C. Naylor, chitt killed - Emerson Mitchell, sheep killed.., Lorenzo Clark, sheep killed Robert W. Long, Sheep killed.... Reid Manor, sheep killed
123.60 47.00 10.00
DISBURSE3IENTS FOR IU:i«. Mayor’s Oftice. Salary Communication and Trans. ... G.ii ase and Motor Supplies ... Gfl.cp Sapp.ies
469.03 12.00 2.00 55.00 10.00 6.50 20.00 55.00 21.00 10.00 18.00 32.00 3.30 100.00 39.00 36.00 18.00
Total ...' $ 437.80 Poor Relief Fund.
—Receipts—
Balance, Jan. 1, 1938 „..$ 1.02
—Disbursements—
Co. Auditor, to bal poor acct.... 1.02 List of Outstanding Warrant-Checks at close of year, ending December 31. 1938:
Controller’s Office.
Salary $2,40j. and $-,18,1.16 comniunictHiOii and Trans Printing ana Advei cising
ar.d Bond P.emiums .
insui
O.iice Supplies Contingent', es .
O-Likc
$791,050.05
.$ 3,400.00
244.15 80.00 135.85
$ 3,860.00 5,780.16
105.16 130.53 3; 1.25 719.75 315.00 44.50
LEGAL ADVERTISING Heat, Light, Water and Gas. .... Food for Animals - Garage and Motor Supplies $ 1,856.88 Sinking Fund Commission. Salaries 100.00 Bond Premiums 25.00
228.41 221.25 75.36
125.00
$760,256.89
GENERAL FUND BALANCE. December 31, 1938 ..... $ 30,793.16 Park Fund. PARK FUND RECEIPTS FOR 1938. Balance—December 31. 1937 $ 80-5I Tax Settlements Tuhey Pool Receipts ^’824-95 Rentals, Park Cabins 525.00 Miscellaneous. Sales, Refunds .. 199.65 Insurance—Barn and Truck 4,268.54 Sale of Time Warrants 12,003.00 Temporary Loans 12,003.65
PARK Balarie ialarie:
*101,466.98 FUND DISBURSEMENTS for 1988. > and Wages 6,388.91 Salaries and Wages Temporary 21,633.43 Communication and Transportation 240.31 Heat. Eight. Power and Water and Gas 2,393.37 Instruction 2,270.30
3950
Repairs, Bldg.. Equip’t., etc Food for Annuals Garage and Motor Supplies .... Office arid General Supplies
5,798.60
593.91 4,030.9!
insurance Equipment
316.78 914.24 738.73
4,347.37 7,141.91
TUV4 UX jGllldl u
Tuhey Park Payroll Tuhey Supplies and Equip’t.
1935 and 1936 Unpaid Claims
Paid from Special Levy 10,882.15
1837 Unpaid Claims Paid From
Special Levy 4,025.05
Time Warrants Tcriiporary Loans
Clerk's Office.
Salaries: $2,GS„.vj and $-,k,„U.&0. . ccnimunfcatibii and u.ans Oilics supines ar.d Equipment.. Bona iiciiiiums
PARK FUND BALANCE, D;cembcr 31, 1933 Improvement District Bond
Receipts—
Balance—December 31. 1837 . .
3,200.00 Tax Settlements
$ 7,430.35
149.86 234 6 i 20.00
Salary Uj.i4as Sup: ires Sonu i .caiiu.a
Treasurer’s Cffice.
4,021.26 24,197.60
$99,976.92
..$ 1,490.06 Fund.
723.71 8,758.82
Disbursements— Muncie Banking—Bonds Paid
$ 9,482.53 7,004.83
{ Ry Judfie Office.
Salaries: .$2 aid $l,aOO.0U.. salaries, iVmporary ooitriiitaiicslion ana Trails Bond premium
$ 3,634.53
720.Of
lOO.Ot.
lo.'.SO
$ 1,007.50 I
3,603.00
15.00 71.1.9 17.50
BALANCE December 31 IDjS . .$ 2,477.70
City planning Commission.
Dec. 31. 1937 . .$
,y
1 h
TM bursemrn Salaries
Balance on hand
ts—
843.48 830.00
BALANCE December 31 1833 ..
Gasoline Tax Fund.
Balance Dcceriibcr 31. 1937 ... 1 Gas Distribution
Total Gas
Amount
5.00 5.00 5.00
107.00
5.00
18.00 21.40
1.02
Check No. 126 Check No. 127 Check No. 128 Check No. 130 ' Check No. 131 Check No. 132 Check No. 133 Check No. 134
Total $ 167.42 Statement showing amount of all moneys paid to the various funds of Niles Township, of Delaware County, disbursements therefrom and balances remaining therein for the year ending December 31, 1938:
Township Fund.
Jan. 1, 1938. balance on hand...$ 478 03 Receipts during year 1.624.15
Total of balances and receipts.? 2,102.18 Disbursements during year ..
1,322.07
Final balance $ 780.11 Spec ?.! School Fund. Jan. 1, 1333, balance on hand....$ 8,204 64 Receipts dhring year 6,381.44 Total of balance and receipts. .$14,586.08 Disbursements during year 7,123.50 Final balance $ 7,462.53 Tuition Fund. Jan. 1, 1938, balance on hand..$ 2.444.47 Receipts during year 4,039.84 Total of balance and receipts..$ 6,484.31 Disbursements during year 3,948.25
Final balance
Townshi
Jan. 1, 1933. balance on hand....$
Receipts during year
....$ 2,536.06
ip Poor Fund,
nee on hand....$ 1.02
Total of baia’ice and receipts..? Disbursements during year
1.02 1.02
CNy Attorney's Of lice
Salaries ifaUy.-'.OJ auu $:,5..j.0’0. Saici'.e::. 1 cir porr.ry Communication ana Turns E.iei", xTurisinipoS, etc Ofi.ce Supplies Bond Premium
C mmen Cnincil.
Salaries
j Tiai)!1 ^.B.ilg
Waiver fabric imyrcvemeuts ... KvHtcmpuoir of Tempo a.,v Tiuuns Transfer to Gasoline Fund
$ 3.754.ll 3,6C0.CC
770.00 222.7. 171.00 140.95 12.50
S 4,917.22
o
Cc-ipmuiiit’diroa ai Printing ar.d Acivi
2.260.<: 301.1 1 .U j*. 224.ot 201, 13.855.0
lir Oprs*'Brants-
■lateVif
prove., and Repairs
Labor, Street
lat Im
teiial and Sup
• es
nr'irs
BA'. ‘ THE Derc -bar 21* 19.73
T nbins Fund.
,’s—
' ' •’ . ' V 1. 1338 . . . ; • c Tr- ? ' arvsnts ...... ' • ■' <• ’A »’s (for 183; ) : ri Ls
Board of Works. Salaries: Clcix Salaries: Cus.cd—n ana „*,uiio,s Payroll. Gaibrge Collection .. Pay it!': Ca. s' and Ashes Payicri: City Bains Payroll: Street am AlleyPayroll: Sueet Re airs Communication and mans
Light '
$219,279.91 I ..jp-AL R''"SIFTS
| /i ju;s.m nts —
! Redemption Bond I interest Cnargcs ! Rc-cmpflcri Time warrants ...
Heat. Light. Water. Gas Printing ar.d Arheilurins Repai’.s. Etc. Bit) id ing
E'c.
i Not
aar.s.
Fuel. Ice,
Gariyp »t»d Mot ,1- ,' ,j ,j; 1 _r., Of Hr: and janitor Supplies .... 'Setter Materia s. Et" tnourarce and Barn P:en lutns. Recording Dee s. Transcripts *.
River Ini’-rovotnenl Work Special - Housing Authority.... 103) arc) i0::s un -aid claim.' Raid from Special Levy ... .
1A00.CC 4.:i6.2C I!/ 2a 55 20.237.55 12,745.10 13.320 23 4.678.91
2^0.71
L7,827 94 1.01 ,'.44 1.077 52 408.1 S 12.'0 ') 430.15 1,':34.7: 5,4s" 4."
25. ff
6.3' 1 O' 5.000.(.<’
TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS
BALANCE January 1. 1929
. . ivh/pc ai Plant
Receipts—
Sale ct Rffit'.'dius Bends Premium .cri Bonds .... AcCitied Irtciest iciunda
Intercepting g.wer Madison St. Right-of wa
53.127.52
$22:i.! 04 fit
. _ ' is u;s foi
i!.cr.Ki.i:, c.i.v Be t • . Infer-
blues' and Madisr-n St.
INaut-of way. ....* 1!.462 0
1,721.82
I O l AL RECEIPTS t'i _ j s:'r,i nts— O:''Cretin'S Expenses interest ' CliaiT.es .... Lnn:; Fee ' :
18.21
. 85,631.80
S 83,680.01
! 84,943.77
$ 84,943.77
$ 726.21. .$ 00.13
26.010.65
. 19,043.70 . 69,135.84
$124,240.32
$124,240.32
. 29,218.33 . 3»V346 35 . 37,0^4.24 $101,588.92 $101,588.32 .$ 22.651.41’ .$700,090.0! 274 5fc 3.U16.T0
16.63
.$703,307.83 . 108 577 6 ! 13.575 Of)
33.91
F-Mid.
TOT AL DIEBURSEMENTS $122,186.58
Expenditures ftwh Special Bend
Street Imp
BALANCE-
Traffic
Bvccirls— ^ a.-in^, Meter and Fe:s
January i, 1 ic Resulalic
9 . . .*531,121.27 luiin. $ 25,090.ro
Final balance none Dog Fund. Jan. 1, 1933, balance on hand....? 91.05 Receipts during year 377.98
Total balance and receipts Disbursements during year
469.03 437.80
31.23
Final balance $
Totals of AM Funds.
Jan. 1, 1938. balances on hand. .$11,219.21 Receipts during year 12,423.41 Total of balances and receipts.$23.642.62 Disbursements during year 12,832.62 Final balances ,.., $10,809.98 Total balance as shown by this report.
$10,809.98.
Warrant-Checks outstanding December 31. 1938, itemized page 13 of this report.
$167.42.
Total balances and outstanding warrants, December 31, 1938, $10,977.40. Cash in depository, December 31, 1933,
$10,977.40.
I, Charles E: Weaver, tb.e trustee of Niles Township,' Delaware Coupty, Indiana, do solemnly swear, or affirm, that the
preceding report of ro-mr
hala
of receipts, disburse-
ments and balances is true and correct as I yerily believe: and I further declare that the sums with which I am charged in this report are all of the sums received by me and that the various items of expenditures created have been fully paid ih the sums .stated and without express or implied agreement that any portion thereof shall be retained by or repaid to me or any other person, and I further declare an^ syfear. or affirm, that I have received, no money nor article of value in coiSideration of anv contract by
me as. trustee. o^^|pwnship -' - Trustee of "Niles Township:
Subscribed and sworn to before me. the chairrua-n' -'of. the advisory board of this township, this third day of January. 1939.
LEROY STORMS.
Chairman' ;of Advisory Board of Niles
Township.
This report was received, accepted and approved by the advisory board of this township at their annual meeting, this,
the third day of January. 1939.
LEROY STORMS. J C. NAYLOF.
.. HAROLD .auFFLUN,. , " . - •
L . iucei’s Office.
Salaries and Waxes CotriinuniceUcn and IT ants. . Printing. Ad vet Us'ng. Sunpiics
Repairs, Equi ».. Repla
$ r ,733.8; C•’ bu! ■ m i- W-
Raj.aeiUs on Met
$ 26.990.89
ers and Op. E:;r. 26,455.56
Cotnuuui
iritii
Equi».. Keciacer Garage and Motor suppli Office Sup. r les
E dldin- Cc-emissioncr's Salaries.and Wages Com.'nuriicrUon and Tiahs. Garage and Motor Sup'Pii.s ... Office Supplies Bond Premium
7.630.8'' 83.59 16.16 ?3 3 519.8. 2 3.9! $ 7.028.47 > ric5,3818 p.f) 43 356 24 75 26 12.50
$ 26,455.56
BALANCE—Jiminiy 1. 1939 ..$ 535.33 b ui.iiSf ARY CF ALL 1 ENDS rOtt 19,:8.
-t-ceipts— Gpue.al Fund
. ark :
Be;.
l urid
Dist.' Bend Fund
BUy Tiati Commission Gasoline Tax Fund pinking Fund . josab Plant Fund ... . . . flic Regulation Fund ,..
Die t
Tra
Police D?p?u tment.
Salaries'
Cmnnuuiic;-1't.y ami i rails.
"‘■--.plies
TOTAL OF ALL FUNDS ... .
llf iirssm nts—
Jen crap Fund i'aik Fund m.'P. Bist. Bond rutw CUj Plan. Commission
ne Tax Fund
t 6,530.fr ioi.eps 1
, . _ .... 740.86
Finger Print Supplies 20 37 Repairs Radio Equip., Etc 248.32 ,
F'od lor Prisoners 74.75 : Gasoli.,^ Garage and Motor Supplies 6,918 39 Sinking. Fund Institution and' Medical 25 n f.f Disposal. .Plant Fund Office S’tPWts 8,"4 0? Traffic Regulation Fund
Insurance and Bond premiums Properties, and Traffic Lights . Motor Equipment ...... 1985 and 193,6 Unpaid Claims Paid from speqia.1 levy ...... Policemen Pension Fund
471 20
2.509 -j 1.556.95
$ 79’,630.05
$43.48
85,680.01
iim
26.'990.83
$1.343.662.11
769,256.8: 93.976.9f 7.004.83
830.0:
84.943.77 101.588.92 133T86.E8 26.455.56 $L203.2L3l7
fire Bciwi-lment.
Salaries Communication and Trans. ..
^ ans
Heat. Light, Water and G
Repairs. Equip.. Buildings Fuel and Ice Garage and Motor Sups ties .... Institution and Medical Office Supplies Equipment. Etc. .
. Firemen Pension Fund
Total of all funds BALANCE ALL FUNt)S—
Janua’r'y T, 193,9 .. 639.818 61 Bonded Indebteiines- of City. December
.$738.0.21.81
85.600.00 24,000.06
Board of Health.
Salaries ......... v:... f
Couimunicjtion and Trans, guaranty ” I ~—
Office Supplies
Visitir
ing Nurse Association ... Insurance r.-..
Weed Cutting
Auditor’s Office. 'Salary Animal Shelter. Seljrlesr grid Wages .. .<-
$123,546.19 2,000.00 <11 299.90 236.75 80.00 600.00 '50.00 729.95
$ 8,351.50
200.00
1.241.72 ,
: 1. 1233.
General' Obligation Bonus Imp. Dtst: Bond* . .
Disposel Pti'"t Rev. Bonds. ..... 72'
VVatvcred Imnroven'»>it Fund.
Balance- December 31, I93i . $ 13,776.59
Receipts during 1938 .. Transferred from D arid D Furid
Total. Disbursements
1938 ' ' .
51. 5 0? 61 1.315.66
$ 71.595.19
57,154.72
BALANCE January 1. 1&39 iFl4.A4Cf47 , Special. Assessment p and D Fund Ba'.ence.-Deceuiber ?1. 1937 .... $ 950.44 Tmisferred from Waivered Ajirt:
Bonds-
Deposit'
$1,256 94
345 45 873.74 10.25
TOTAL DisbursOMerifs for 1933 BALANCE
. 2.436.33 3.436 82 2,379.61
Balance December 31, Collections for 1938 . . Total ■ Receipts Disbursements BALANCE J»«"?rv 1
KUBSR-X
. 557.21 ent Fund. .\$ 1,627.90 . 11,206.03