Muncie Post-Democrat, Muncie, Delaware County, 19 January 1940 — Page 2

POST-DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, 1940.

Allies Confident Of Running Down Surviving German Pocket Battleships Now At Large

London — Sooner or later thfe laws of chance will intervene to end the careers of Germany’s pocket battleships Deutschland and Admiral Scheer if they remain qn the high seas. It is confidently predicted in naval circles which rejoiced at the scuttling of the Nazi battleship Graf Spee at Montevideo. The Allied fleets are constantly on the watch for them and the pursurers believe it will be only a matter of time until they are encountered by naval or aerial patrols and hunted down. Experts on naval affairs say the pocket battleships are making the most of their “nuisance” value by their tactics of striking infrequently and then hiding. They have not sunk many merchant ships, but they do force the Allied fleets to conduct an expensive search with valuable craft which might otherwise be engaged if the pocket battleships remained at home. Their service to Germany in this respect is more important than the tonnage they destroy. If they attacked merchant ships often enough to cause a serious loss of tohnage the chances that they would be caught would be multiplied and their careers of destruction would be shortened.

Theory May Be IJpset The theory often has been expressed that the British battle cruisers Hood, Renown and Repulse, and France’s battleships Dunquerque and Strassbourg are the only Allied ships capable of dealing with the Deutschland and Admiral Scheer, which in a few weeks are credited with accounting for a series of casualties to merchant ships, including the Clement, Stonegate, Africa Shell and the Dorie Star, the capture of the American steamer City of Flint, and the sinking of the converted cruiser Rawalpindi. This theory is advanced because the pocket battleships are faster than any other allied capital ships, ^Vhile their 11-inch guns would o.utrange the guns of Allied cruisers and destroyers capable of overtaking them. However, students of naval tactics say under certain conditions that one or more 8-inch gun cruisers or several destroyers would be justified in attacking the Deutschland or Admiral Sheer with reasonable chances of success. Range is Naval Secret The exact range of the 11-inch guns on these vessels and the 8inch guns of the larger Allied cruisers is not publicly known,

but range is not necessarily in proportion to caliber. Even though the Deutschland’s and Admiral Sheer’s guns may outrange cruiser guns, it does not necessarily follow that a pocket battleship would always have an opI ortunity to shell a pursuing cruiser without danger during the interval after the cruiser drew within range of the pocket battleship’s guns and before she could approach close enough to reach the German ship with her own guns. Under weather conditions prevailing in winter over the North Sea and North Atlantic, where the search for the Deutschland was concentrated, enemy ships might well be within range of 8-inch guns before they would sight each other. Given conditions that the vessels were within each other’s range before firing started, the pocket battleship would have a material but not an overwhelming advantage over an 8-inch gun cruiser. A cruiser, with a good break in the fortunes of gunnery, might succeed in disabling or sinking a pocket battleship despite the latter’s armor. These chances would be materially increased if two or more cruisers were able to attack simultaneously. Destroyers Might Strike It would be feasible for a fleet of several destroyers under cover of darkness or bad weather to tackle a pocket battleship in an effort to torpedo her. With any kind of visibility, however, such an attack very likely would cost several destroyers and circumstances would dictate wdiether the

effort was worth the risk. A combination of cruisers and destroyers would be a serious menace to

a pocket battleship.

Theye is always the possibility that a raider would be encountered in an area where aviation could join in the attack. Often weather conditions in winter in northern waters would be a bar to effective aerial cooperation, however. With the Allies' naval problem requiring maintenance of a large lleet of patrol vessels il is hardly likely the commanders would force an engagement with smaller craft if the odds were too great, but there seems to be little doubt that Britain’s and France’s cruisers and destroyers are ready to tackle the Deutschland and Admiral Scheer if circumstances are right.

LIGHTNING BOLT PICTURED LIKE RIVER TRIBUTARIES

Cleveland, O.—Strokes of lightning which appear to the eye as single bolts consist actually of several strokes in rapid sequence traveling at speeds between 3,000 and 4,000 miles per second, according to Prof. John G. Albright of Case School of Applied Science. “This was disclosed through photographs,” he said. “The first stroke of lightning sends out branches looking like the tributaries of a river and establishes the path to the earth. The others follow in the same path without branching, but it all occurs so rapidly that it looks like a single

stroke.”

Ltgal Notices

TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE’S ANNUAL REPORT TO ADVISORY BOARD OF UNION TOWNSHIP, DELAWARE COUNTY, INDIANA, SHOWING RECEIPTS, DISBURSEMENTS AND BALANCES OF ALL TOWNSHIP REVENUES FOR THE YEAR * ENDING DECEMBER 31. 1939. TOWNSHIP FUND.

Receipts.

Balance, Jan. 1, 1939 $ 746.28 August Meyers, July dist. 1,132.27 August Meyers, adv. Dec. tax draw 300.00 August Meyers, Dec. dist. 695.45

Total $ 2,874.00

Disbursements.

Jess Heniser, moving office William A. Babb, bond Town of Eaton, Nottingham fire Ind. Bell Tele. Co., services Albany Chronicle, report

Gaston News, same

Leonard supply Co., supplies

O. W. Storer, rent

Ind. Bell Tele. Co., services Ind. Bell Tele. Co., services Clifford C. Shuler, sal. & exp. Clifford C. Shuler, same Ed Vance, cemetery care

Leroy Dale, same Lewis Emdee, same Chas. Holdren, same

R. R. Saunders, postage Alack Tool & Die Co., supplies Ind. Bell Tele. Co., services Ind. Bell Tele. Co., same Town of katon, ins. & supplies

Kiger & Co., supplies

Clifford C. Shuler, sal

Tnd. Gen. service, ser Ind. Bell Tele. Co

dan ■vice

Chas. Holdren, care irold Knox, same

;ame

cemetries

Dale Lewis, same

_cull,

Dick Hold

Tom Sc

same ■

iren, same

Ind. Bell Tele. Co., services

Chas. Holdren, care of cemetries

Harvey Osenbaugh. same

Service Co., services

j -~

rvpy

Ind. Gen. Leoaard Su

oc* V

joaard Supply Co., supyli d. Bell Tele. Co., services

ihuler, sal. &

exp.

— services

luncie Press, adv.

ion Prewett. truck supplies nd^ Bell Tele. Co., services

stage

ipply Co.

Ind. Bell - Teli

Clifford C. Shuler, Post Democrat, ad O. W. Storer, rent Ind. Bell Tele. Co

Mun-’ - ’

Doi

In .

R. R. Saunders, postag

Goble School Supply Co., sup. Leonard Supply Co., same Ind. Bell Tele. Co., services D. H. Goble Print. Co., supplies Town of Eaton, Nixon fire Leonard supply Co., supplies Archie Price, lawn mower

Norman Russell, salary Conrad Blair, same Harry Elliott, same

Clifford C. Shuler, sal. & exp. Corbett McClellan, services Prewett Service, supplies Jones Coad & Ice Co., coal

10.25 120.00 22.00 2.75 87.11 87.11 31.02 45.00 2.75 2.75 200.00 90.00 9.15 7.95 10.50 7.00 5.00 1.98 6.10 2.75 87.58 9.91 180.00 2.00 4.15 13.00 15.90 15.90 8.10 22.80 3.85 40.00j 40.00

.11

12.13 2.75 170.00 51.50 45.00 2.95 51.50 72.97 2.95 6.00 5.53 4.60 3.70 4.60 24.95 22.53 7.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 230.00 50.00 67.46 16.68

Total

DOG FUND. . _an. 1, 193 Meyers, sun Shuler, dog ■

C. C. Shuler, same

Balance, Jan. 1,

August 1 C. C. Shuler, dog tax

Receii

1939

surplus

$ f,066.81

12.57 58.44 100.00

200.00

58.43 133.00

Disbursements.

S. M. Peterson, sheep killed $ Delmer Rector, chickens killed

James Taylor, sheep killed

Harley Harshman, chickens killed

Ora V. Tapey, sheep killed cdscar, chickens killed

lhard, sheep killed

Frank Gind

F. R. Bell, same

August Meyers, surp. state fund C. C. Shuler, dog tax Total $ 562.44

$ 50.00

8.00

65.00

6.00

21.85

5.00

21.00

10.00

18.00 15.00 16.00

2.70 9.00

45.00 15.00

6.00 8.00

39.00

7.50 8.00 7.00 7.00

Chas. Harshman, same

. Re

_ _ _ Swi Tom Scull

Rearick, same

w. ivi. rveuricK., Jacob Swingley,

i Scull, car e C. Cran,

. le Maser, same

Everett Montgomery, same

Jesse Clyde

?ley, same

care of'grounds an, sheep killed

Burt Watson, same Marie Blair, same Stella Russell, sahie S. N. Pusifull, same E. C. Tuttle, same E. C. Tuttle, same

E. J. Montgomery, same

Ruby Boyd, same

~ 101

Legal Notices

1254)0 125.00

Geneva Reynolds, same Helen Meyer, same Margaret Hupe, same Helen Rehme, same Gladys Osenbaugh, same Lucille Lewellen, same Dorris Mansfield, same Wilma Lane, same Esta P. Cochran, same Louise. Davis, same Helen castor, same Elizabeth Leaird, same John F. Brinkley, same Allen R. Thompson, same Mary Van Skyock, same Eleanor Gregory, same Jessie Heil Hoffman, same Rolland Van Skyock, same " B. Edmonson, same

cie

Dorris

Geneva Reynolds, same

Ruby

Genev . _ Helen Meyer, same Margaret Hupe, same Helen Rehme, same

Gladys Osenbaugh, same

Limille Lewellen, same

Dorris Mansfield, same

Wilma Lane, same Esta Cochran, same

Ercie Castor, same Dorris Mansfield, same

Geneva Reynolds, iby Boyd, same Reynolds, same

Louis

3ocI

Davis, same

stor,

Allen R. Thompson, same

Skyock, same

Mary Van

Greg

Jessie Hoffman,

Rolland Van Skyock, same C. B. Edmonson, same

H. L. Gradick, same Ercie Castor, same

E. D. Edmonson, same

Jessie Hoffman, same

C. B. Edmonson, same

. H. Hoffman, same Ercie Castor, sam

Clifford C. Shuler, Jessie H. Hoffman, teaching

:gory, same

me sk.

.an,

_ me

huler, teach, ret.

Meeks, same

Meeks, |

isfield, same

same

Howard L. Howard L. Dorris Ma

Esther Wall, same

Margaret Hupe, same

Helen Meyer, same

Lucille Lewellen, same Esta D. Cochran, same Gladys Osenbaugh, same Geneva Reynolds, same

Ruby Boyd, same

Allen R. Thompson, same

Esther Wall, same Dorris Mansfield.

Total

Balance, Jan. i,

TUITION FUND.

Receipts.

1939

$ 387.35

Clifford C. Shuler, trus. teach, ret.

Lawrence Sullivan, auditor of state tuition support August Meyers, auditor.

$ 4,789.24

337.47

int. com. sch.

cong., int. com. sch. rev. Lawrence Sullivan, sch. rel. August Meyers, aud., int. tax Lawrence Sullivan, excise tax

Auditor of State, voc. I. A. & D. S. Frank Thompson, auditor of state,

voc. ed. reim.

August Meyers, July tax dist. Clifford C. Shuler, teach, ret. reimbursement on teachers August Meyers, com. sch. rev.

Frank C. Thompson, aud. of state, State Treas., Dec. dist. of ex fnd

John C. Kinneer, transfers

Fred Karnfaker,*same Noah Roderick, same Myrtle Ervin, same Meyers, Dec. tax dist.

August

5,962.53 409.15 1,000.00

166.93 129.63 28.50

1,288.00 6.015.30

337.31

5,962.69 225.98 375.96

49.72 96.47 33.72 16.55

5,795.46

Total

Disbursements,

Dorris Mansfield, teaching

er, tea

Clifford C. Shul__, Ruby Boyd, teaching Geneva Y. Reynolds, Helen Meyer, same Margaret Hupe, same Helen Rehme, same

Gladys Osenbaugh, same

Lucille Lewellen, same Esta p. Cochran, same Louise Davis, same Helen Carter, same

:ach. ret.

same

impson, same

ikyock, i gory, sa: , Skyock

ison, sa„.

Dorris Mansfield, sar

Jessie Jleil Hoffman, same

Mary Van S

Gr >lla:

C. B.

Mary

Eleanor _ — same

Edmonson, same

same

Ikyo

regory, same

Rolland Van Skyock,

dd. same

Ercie Cantor, same Wilma Lane, same Dorris Mansfield. Ruby Boyd, same

Geneva Reynolds, same i Margaret Hupe, same

Helen Meyer, same Helen Rehme, same

Gladys Osenbaugh, same Lucille Lewellen, same Esta P. Cochran, same

Louise Davis, same Helen castor, same

Elizabeth Leaird, same John f. Brinkley, same Allen R. Thompson, same Mary Van skyock, same Eleanor Gregory, same Rolland Van skyock, same C. B. Edmonson, same Dorris Mansfield, same Jessie Heil Hoffman, same

Ercie Castor, same Wilma Lane, same H. L. Gradick, same

$33,020.51 $ 62.50 337.47 125.00 125.00 125.00 125.00 125.00 125.00 125.00 150.00 150.00 150.00 150.00 150.00 150.00 150.00 150.00 225.00 200.00 62.50 150.00 175.00 125.00 62.50 90.11 90.11 89.23 90.11 89.23 97.27 90.99 115.94 115.11 118.67 120.47 118.67 117.78 115.94 115.99 191.88 165.99 31.57 135.28 147.27 90.11 56.00

- same Margaret Hupe, same Lucille Lewellen, same Gladys Osenbaugh, same

Helen Meyer, same Ruby Boyd, same

Esta P. Cochran, same Allen R. Thompson, same Elizabeth Leaird, same Eleanor Gregory, same Mary Van Skyock, same Francis Gilbert Lamar, same John F. Brinkley, same Jessie Heil Hoffman, same

Ella Brannon, same Wilma Lane, same Buelah Book, same

Howard L. Meeks, same Hobart E. Black, same Geneva Reynolds, same

Esther wall, same

Dorris Mansfield, same

Esther Wall, same

Dorris Mansfield, same

Margaret Hupe, same

Lucille Lewellen, same Gladys Osenbaugh, same

Helen Meyer, same Ruby Boyd, same

Geneva Reynolds, same Esta P. Cochran, same Allen B. Thompson, same Elizabeth Leaird, same Eleanor Gregory, same Mary Van Skyock, same Francis G. Lamar, same John P. Brinkley, same Jessie H. Hoffman, same

Ella Brannon, same Wilma Lane, same

Beulah E. Book, same Howard L. Meeks, same Hobart E. Black, same

H. L. Gradick, same Esther Wall, teacher

Dorris Mansfield, same

Esther Wall, same Margaret Hupe, same

Lucille Lewellen, same Gladys Osenbaugh, same

Helen Meyers, same

Ruby Boyd,

Reynolds, same

Geneva Esta P.

l, sa same

-.nolds, Cochran, same

j. . clll, fcj;

Allen A. Thompson, same

Elizabeth Leaird, same Eleanor Gregory, same

Mary Van Skyock, sam» Francis G. Lamar, same John P. Brinkley, same Jessie H. Hoffman, same

Ella Brannon, same Wilma Lane, same Buelah Book, same

Howard L. Meeks, same Hobart C. Black, same

Esther Wall, same

Dorris Mansfield, same

Esther Wall, same

Dorris Mansfield, same

Margaret Hupe, same Lucille Lewellen, same

Gladys Osenbaugh, same

Helen Meyers, same

, same -• Cochran, same

Allen R Thompson, same

Elizabeth Leaird, same Eleanor Gregory, same Mary Van Skyock, same

Francis G. Lamar, same

John E. Brinkley, same Jessie H. Hoffman, same Ella Brannon, same

Wilma Lane, same Buelah Book, same

Hobart E. Black, same Hobart E. Black, same

''chine

H. L. Gradic

Total

teac

BOND.

Receipts.

125.00 125.00 125.00 125.00 125.00 125.00 125.00

150.00

150.00 150.00 150.00 150.00 150.00 150.00 150.00 150.00 225.00 200.00 175.00

62.50 62.50

125.00

62.50

125.00

125.00 125.00 125.00

62.50

125.00 150.00 150.00 150.00 150.00 150.00 150.00

150.00

150.00 150.00 225.00 200.00

56.00 175.00

200.00

150.00

200.00

150.00

350.00

337.31 150.00 185.00 185.00 62.50 62.50 62.50 62.50 62.50 75.00 62.50 62.50 62.50 75.00 62.50 62.50 62.50 62.50 62.50 62.50 62.50 75.00 75.00

150.0(1

150.00 150.00

150.00

150.00 150.00 155.00 135.00 125.00 185.00

225.00

62.50 62.50 62.50 62.50 62.50 125.00 125.00 125.00 125.00 125.00 125.00 150.00 150.00 150.00 150.00

150.00

150.00 150.00 150.00 155.00 135.00 125.00 185.00

225.00

56.00 62.50 110.00 62.50

107.50

108.00 111.50 108.00 108.00

108.00

133.00

134.00 135.50 133.00

133.00 135.00

134.50

143.0«

138.00 118.00

97.00

168.00 225.00

62.50 62.50 62.50 62.50

125.00 125.00

125.00 125.00 150.00 150.00 150.00 150.00 150.00 150.00 150.00 150.00 155.00

135.00

125.00 185.00 225.00

56.00

Legal Notices Mary Foarman, same

Town of Eaton, sch. water bill

O. C. Morris, food class Ind. Bell Tel. Co., service

Prank Benoy, trans. Murray Peterson, same Elijah Dunham, same Clyde Collins, same Leon LeGrass, same George Vore, same Charles Smith, janitor Mary Foarman, same

Ind. General Service Co-> service Ind. Insurance Co., insurance

Charles Smith, janitor Mary Foarman, same George Vore, trans. Frank Benoy, same

Murray Peterson, same

Leon LeGrass, same Elijah Dunham, same Clyde Collins, same Charles smith, janitor Mary Foarman, same Walter Kinell, wood

Ind. Bel] Telephone Co., service

Allen R. Thompson, supplies Ind. General Service, service Eaton Lumber Co., coal

Charles Smith, janitor

D. H. Goble Printing Co., supplies

John Lambert, supplies

isie Heil Huffman,

Ercie Casto

3S J

Mary Foi

Charles

same

ir, same

Smith, janitor •arman, same Kinell, wood

wi£^T 1 B.W aBpl '' s

ire,

noy,

;erson, same

Walter

Alle Will.

George Vore, trans. ik Benoy, same

Peter

isurance

Fran . Murray

Leon LeGrass, same Elijah Dunham, same Clyde Collins, same Charles Smith,, janitor Mary Foarman, same

Ind. General Service, service Ind. Bell Telephone Co., same

Charles Smith, janitor Leon LeGrass, trans. Charles Smith, janitor Mary Foarman, same

Eleanor Gregory, supplies

O. C. Morris, food class Charles J3mith, janitor

bill

Walter Kinell, wood

Elijah Dunham, trans. Charles Smith, janitor Mary Foarman, same

Frank Benoy, trans. George Vore, same

Murray Peterson, same

Leon LeGrass, same Clyde Collins, same

Esta P. Cochran, comm. ex. Ind. General Service, service Eaton Water Dept., water

Charles Smith, janitor Mary Foarman, same Charles Smith, same

Archie Price, labor

Charles Smith, janitor

Sinclair Ref. Co., motor oil

Leroy Dale, labor

V. s. Chemical Co., supplies

W. o. Ellis, insurance

Jesse Heniser, labor Tom Saull, same Lewis Emdie, same

Charles Holdren. same

Bjd._ Bell Telephone Co., service

... Ice

Wright Coal and Lewis Emdee, labor

Ind. General Service,

Lee O. Baird, tests

Co., coal

service

— Jmit

Lewis Emdee,

Charles Holdren, same

Tom Ind.

repteirs

lull, salne

d. Bell Telephone Co., me Textile Mill-Ends wis Emdee, repairs

service CO., £

Lewi

Chas. Holdren, repairs

Tom Saull. same Jess Haynes, same Geo, Cruea, same

Dick Holdren, same

Dale Lewis, same Tom Saull, same - Emdee, same

Chas. Holdren, same

—ort.

Muncie Banking Co., int. i M. O. Lambert food class

Town of Eaton, water at school

Kiger & Co., supplies

Jo., equ.^.

--fg. Co., supplies riter Co., typewri.

$25,882.00

444.21

S s

195.00 135.00 114.21

August Meyers, July Tax Dist.

Total

„ Disbursements. Muncie aBnking o.. Int. bonds Mrs. L. E. Clark. Int. on bonds Muncie Banking Co., Inf. coupor

Total $ 444.21

SPECIAL SCHOOL FUND. _ , Receipts,

Balance Jan. 1, 1939 $ 3,817.64 Charles E. Weaver, pt. pay. trans. 1,500.00 Lawrence Sullivan, school relief 3,831.61 Ind. Gen. Service Co., meter refund 10.60 August Meyers, July Tax Dist. 6,246.62 Charles Weaver, bal. of transfer 742.95 Frank J. Thompson. St. A. sch. re. 3,095.08 August Meyers, auditor, Int. Tax 190.61 August Meyer, Aud. Dec. Tax Dt. 6,224.48 T °tal $25,659.59

, Disbursements.

Cuiarles Smith, janitor service $

Mary Foarman, same Charles Smith, same

25.00 15.00 25.00

Tom Lewi

Chas.

Homer Moore,

icie Bankir

tml Ea

Kiger & Co., supplies Eaton Lumber Co., equip. W. M. Welch Mfg. Co., s

Royal Typewriter Co., typewr Remington Rand, Inc., same L. C. Smith & Corona Typ.,

me. type.

Underwood. Elliott. Fisher Co

Jesse Haynes, repairs

Albert Felts, same Dale Lewis, same Harold Knox, same Chas. Holdren. same Tom Saull, same

Carlton Holdren. same

Lewis Emdee, same Dick Holdren, same Geo. Cruea, same Ella B. Clark, bond Dale I 1 —

Albert

Dale Lewis, repairs Albert Felts, same Harold Knox, same

H D. Osenbaugh, same Chas. Holdren, same Carlton Holdren, same

Jess Haynes, same Tom Saull. same Fred Foarman, same Geo. Cruea, same Dick Holdren, same

Willman Lumber Co., same

John Wiley & Sons, Inc., sup.

J. B. Lippincott. same Morrison Pub. Co., same

MeGau-Hil] Book Co., same

MacMillan Co., same

Webb Book Pub. Co., same Walter Weber, voc. equip.

_ —lop, repair

±“'}- Service, serv. Ind. Bell Tele. Co., same Ray Markin Hdw., supplies Tom Saull, cleaning school

Dale Lewis, same

Harold Knox, same

Albert Felts, same

Dick Holdrep, same Fred Foarman, same

Geo. Cruea, same

Jess Haynes, repair Chas. Peters, cleani Chas. Holdren, same. Harvey Osenbaugh, sar Carlton Holdren, same

Goble Printing Co., supplies Knapp Supply Co., same

Eaton Lumber Co., same Ed Armstrong, repair

Shuttleworth Hep., rep. of equip,

Ed Armstrong, same

:aning school

iame

rh, same

Geo. Cruea, same

Chas. Peters, repair equip.

Chas. Holdren. same

Harvey Osenbaugh, same

Jesse Haynes, same Chas. Holdren, same

Harvey Osenbaugh, janitor

D. L. Baker, repair on build.

Ind. Bell Tele. Co., serv, Ault Agency, type. ins. Ind. Gen. Service, serv.

Taylor, labo

Grace M. L

na. ±1. Wheeler, labor Archie Price, same Ralph Bell, same

Chas. Holdren, janitor

15.00 27.04

8.78 2.75

158.00 150.00 150.00 135.00 137.00 150.00 50.00 30.00 60.45 254.50 50.00 30.00 150.00 158.00 150.00 137.00 150.00 135.00 50.00 30.00 50.00

2.75 8.81

67.98 708.50 25.00 139.70

2.86 2.15 6.49

25.00 30.00 25.60 33.00 87.00 150.00 158.00 150.00 137.00 150.00 135.00 50.00 30.00 56.10

2.75

25.00 43.00 25.00 30.00

2.70 5.86

25.00 35.00 169.00 25.00 30.00 158.00 150.00 150.00 137.00 135.00 20.00 53.24 44.82 25.00 15.00 25.00

7.15

25.00

2.87 4.20

44.33 213.81

6.00 9.30

10.80 40.00 13.35 70.75

2.70

26.07 27.78

1.50

40.00 25.00

5.40

40.00 26.40

2.85 9.09

13.20 20.00 15.90 30.75 13.20 10.50 10.50 13.05 12.90 20.00

5.50

30.79

5.16

13.19 243.81 109.86 171.19 60.00 80.00

. Legal Notices Harvey Osenbaugh, same

Grace Taylor, labor

Sinclair Ref. Co., supplies Shuttleworth Repair," same Leonard Supply Co., same Pansier Drug Co., same Elijah Dunham, trans.

Chas. Hahn, same Harley Harshman, Russell Ziegler, s£ Bert Foust, same Geo. Vore, same

Chas. Holdren, janitor

nbai ‘

same

-- j-cic. Jberv. Ind. Gen. Service, same

John W. Lambert, food class Eaton Water Dept., water at sch.

Chas. Holdren, janitor Harvey Osenbaugh, same

Grace Taylor, matron service

Ind. Bell Tele. Co., serv Pansier Drug Co., supplies

Elijah Dunham, trans.

Harley Harshman. same

Chas. Hahn, same Russell Zeigler. same Bert Foust, same

Geo. Vore, same

ChaawWB

;en

Taylo:

is. Holdren, janitor

Harvey Osenbaugh, same Grace Tavlor. cleanin

Grace Taylor, cleaning Pansier Drug Co., supplies M O. Lambert, food class Eaton Lumber Co., coal Pansier Drug Co., supplies

Prank Futrell. same Ind. Gen. Serv., serv.

Chas.

m. _ Holdr

/ey O,

3e Ta:8

Huntington

-Healy

f&«8a*pi ren, lll§il8ilSISl Harvey Osenbaugh. same

Grace Taylo

itii

matron se

■ Dli

irvice

supplies

janitor

enl

'lor, ma

Labs.,

Lyon-Healy, same

Johnson Floor Cov. uo., s Benure & Co., ag. supplies The Typewriter House, su O. C. Morris, food class

Ind. Bell Tele. Co

Jov. Co., same

ies

supplies

serv.

. - , o’

. Heniser, labor

Bobbs Merrill Co. supnlies J. B. Lippincott Co., same

Hall McCreary, same

Orange Judd Pub. Co., same

Dept. Conservation, same

Georgia Sch. Bk. Depos., same

[Uip

Purdue U,ili'. voc'.vl/'' sup . fn'S ,l O P e r »' nt fe?v”;- S 0 , 011 ' 5 Elijah Dunham, trans Harley Harshman, same

Chas. Hahn, same

Russell Zeigler, same

Bert Faust, same Geo. Vore, same

Chas. Holdren, janitor Harvey Osenbaugh, same

G ra ce Taylor, matron service

R. O. Frazie, supplies Ella Brannon, same

c. R. Laury, same Hoffma n, equip.

Ind. Bell Tele. Co., serv

Ray Markin Hdw. Co., supplies

Chas, Holdren, janitor Harvey Osenbaugh, same

Grace Taylor, labor

Lee O. Baird, tests

Silver Burdett Co., supplies

Eaton Lumber Co., coal A? 1 , 0 Su P- c o., supplies

Goble Printing Co., same w t°' Rambert, food class Tji iv' ^treil, rep. & equip. . ^11- Music Co., supplies

Huntington Labs., same

Ployd Petty, same

Indianapolis News, sub.

9ob'e School Supply, supplies

Paul Biberstme, labor

Corbett McClellan, legal serv.

Elijah Dunham, trans. Harley Harshman, same

Cnas. Hahn, same

Russell Zeigler, same

Bert Foust, same Geo. Vore, same

Chas. Holdren, janitor Harvey Osenbaugh, same

'lor, labor

60.00 60.00 39.75 10.50 15.90 15.90 20.00 15.90 15.90 11.10 15.90 15.90 180.00 16.80 11.70 13.20 20.00 20.00 2.40 39.75 13.20 13.20 15.90 15.90 36.21 11.18 30.09 4.08 2.85 9.27 3.28 16.00 37.42 5.00 5.17 2.85 58.50 15.90 15.90 15.90 15.90 15.90 15.90 15.90 39.75 15.00 20.00 20.00 15.90 7.26 57.18 50.00 25.00 2.75 28.25 16.00 12.30 15.90 12.60 20.00 20.00 39.75 40.00 40.00 6.00 3.05 11.00 8.36 12.50 1.55 2.55 4.50 40,00

Grace Tay

Total

40.00 25.00 5.50 1.50 7.91 21.75 150.00 139.00 i 148.00 144.40 152.50 140.00 40.00 40.00 25.00 3.15 10.29 6.54 . 49.51 40.00 40.00 25.00 4.50 74.78 150.00 148.00 139.00 148.40 146.00 140.00 40.00 40.00 25.00 29.60 1.66 267.38 15.41 25.00 36.91 . 40.00 1 40.00 25.00 78.10 15.95 4.08 6.75 4.00 5.05 5.90 7.50 11.10 20.61 7.20 7.34 1.25 1.83 1.64 10.59 5.29 5.73 24.88 57.97 150.00 148.00 139.00 144.40 142.00 140.00 40.00 40.00 25.00 4.82 2.95 2.00 53.36 7.05 53.53 40.00 40.00 25.00 31.72 121.77 40.25 30.62203.49 14.70 11.41 4.55 11.65 5.00 3.12 34.69 1.50 72.71 150.00 148.00 139.1X1 144/(0 , 143 <M 140.00 60.00 60.00 37.50

XULUl \ 2Q.0 Statement showing amount of all rhonie;

IS 3 ‘- 1S39 -

for ttie ye

Jan. 1 1939, balance on^hand Receipts during year

$ 746.28

2,127.72

Total of balances and reef Aits $ 2.874.00 Disbursements during year 2,066.81 Final balances * 807 19

. „ , DOG FUW ,

Jan. 1, 1939, balance on Mfal $ 12.57 Receipts during year 549.87 Total of balances and receipts $ 562.44 Jisbursement.s rUirino, traa„ 387 35

$ 175.09 $ 4,789.24 28,231.27

~ . — v.- aim ice Disbursements during year

Final balances

. . „ TUITION FUND.

19 39. balance on hand Receipts during year

Total of balances and receipts $33,020.51 Disbursements during year $25,882.00 Pinal balances $ 7,138.51 Receipts during year $ 444.21 Total of balances and receipts"$ 444.21

SPECIAL SCHOOL FUND. ^

J; 1939 - balance on hand $ 3,817.64 Receipts during year 21,841.95 iThn?L^^f a i a !JP®L aild receipts $25,659.59

Disbursements during year

Pinal balances

Total balances as shown

by this report

Warrant checks outstanding

December 31, 1939

Cash ^ dePository Dec. 31, 1939 $18,823.91 tt ■ cll ,y ord C. Shuler, the Trustee of . Towl ’ shi P- Delaware County. In-

, sw< -ar (or affirm) that Receipts, Disburse-

true and correct,

. _.id T further desums with which I am

15,106.47 $10,553.12 $18,673.91

150.00

the preceding report of Receipts',’Eii'sburseand Balances is true and correct c&e that y th^^sums a with * which- 16 ! f, received by me, ^"‘thT a1 ' ° f the SUmi

expenditures credited ha

or implied agSenf th^y 6 *?™ mTo 0 / atv'otV^n. PfSM declare, and swear (or affirm) that I

received no money, nor articles of consideration of anv contrac

CLIFFORD

nts

e various items of ,ve been fully paid without expressec

JFFORD C. SHULER.

e . ... Trustee of Union Township. , Subscribed and sworn (or affirmed) to oefore me, the Chairman of the Advisory Board of this Township, this 2nd day of January, 1940. °

W. NORMAN R-USSELL, Chairman of Advisory Board

of Union Township.

iccepted ard of Meeting,

2nd day Of January, 1940.

W. NORMAN,

and thil thM

W. NORMAN RUSSELL,

HARRY J. ELLIOTT, CONRAD BLAIR,

Advlsorj^ Board of UalM

CENSUS TAKERS FjACE HAZARDS > Washington—U. t • S. census bureau officials hav£ been forced to work out special and - sometimes bizarre techniques to take the 1940 census in Hawaii, Puerto Rico, Alaska and other outlying areas. Census taking in continental United States began Jan. 2 but in Alaska work commenced last Oct. because of climatic conditions. Some temporal adjustments also had to be made in other outlying

areas.

Enumerators must travel by' dogsled, airplane, boat and snowshoe. to canvass residents of frigid and sparsely-settled sections of Alaska, while others, in denselypopulatqd. tropical Puerto Rico, must make their way much of the time by horseback and afoot. Like Puerto Rico, Hawaii’s- climate is always sunny and warm, but unlike the Caribbean island, Hawaii is sparsely settled and much of the territory is covered with a heavy tropical growth. Enumerators must travel much of the way by horse or automobile. Canal Zone Also Difficult The Panama Canal Zone offers a problem of its own. Consisting of a strip of territory extending five miles on either side of the canal, enumerators often are required to reach the populace in the remote areas by native boats, known as “cayucas.” Settlements often are located in the jungle along the waterway. Travel difficulties are not the only problems that beset census takers. In Hawaii, for example, there is a language problem. The 1930 census showed that the island’s population consisted chiefly of such diverse groups as Chinese, Japanese, Portuguese, Koreans, Puerto Ricans, Filipinos, Negroes, Hawaiians, Caucasian - Hawaiians, Asiatic-Hawaiians and Spanish. A total of 154 interpreters had to be used along with the regular force of ■ 200 enumerators to make the 1930 count. In addition to this problem, census takers were confronted with the task of convincing many of the islanders that they were not representatives of the immigration bureau in Washington. The governor issued a proclamation printed in Chinese, Japanese and three Filipino dialects urging residents to cooperate with the enumerators. To reach the various islands that belong to the Hawaiian groups, census officials must travel by boat and airplane. HOME REPATRING AT 10-YEAR HIGH

Washington. —. More American families bought or improved their homes in- 1939 than at any time since the boom year 1929, according to the Federal Home Loan Bank Board. An analysis released by T. -D. Webb, vice-chairman of the board shows that the volume of new mortgage loans by savings and loan associations for the first 10 months of 1939, aggregated $817,195.000. This is an increase of $19,199.000 over the same period in 1938, and $45,315,000 greater than in a similar period in 1937. Of the past 10-month advances, $247,509,000 was extended for new construction; $281,416,000 forborne purchase; $151,579,000 for refinancing; $50,408,000 for reconditioning, and $86,283,000 for other purposes. Citing that new lending records also reveal a growing dominance of member savings and loan associations in the home-financing industry, the analysis pointed out that “from January through October, 1939, member associations advanced $659,660,000 in new mortgage loans—$141,149,000 more than 1938.” The study showed that in 1937, member associations accounted for 76.6 per cent of all loans. With 3,938 member institutions located in all 48 states, Hawaii and Alaska, total assets now approximate $4,664,050,000, a rise of $278,732.000 during 1939. These associations constitute nearly 50 per cent of all operating groups in the nation, ’while their assets represent 70.1 per cent of all operating associations. • . In addition to the lending capacity of the savings and loan members through savings of nearly 4.000. 0000 individual savers, the members also may obtain additional funds from the 12 regional Federal Home Loan Banks. At present tjiere are 2,500 state-char-tered associations and 1,388 feder-al-chartered savings and loan associations belonging to the bank system. ART STUDENTS CONVERT JUNK INTO DISPLAYS

Bridgewater, Mass.—Junk from the dump yards is being used by State Teachers’ College students here to provide window displays for local stores. The work is part of the art appreciation course and the displays are offered free to any storekeeper who w r ants them. One of the window displays consisted of old soup cans, which were dissected and then put together again in the form of two figures sipping soup from a howl. The backdrop for the scene was a Venetian blind, rescued from an attic and painted green and silver.

PRETORIA TO UNDERTAKE DRIVE ON WITCHCRAFT

Pretoria, South Africa—Fighting witchcraft will be part of the task of L. F. W. Trollope, who has just been appointed magistrate and native commissioner of the eastern Caprivi Zipfel by the native affairs department of the South African government. The duties of Trollope and his assistant are thus described m an official statement issued by D. L. Smit, departmental minister. “Administer the territory, making full use where possible of native institutions, to combat the evil of witchcraft and to advise and assist in the gradual uplift of the natives, whose welfare is of moment to the union, both on general grounds and also by trust reposed in it by mandate from the League of Nations,” Smit instructed. The territory belonged to Germany before the World War. o — BAYS WIL BE SPEAKER FOR DINNER AT ANDERSON Anderson, Ind., Jan. 17.—Fred F. Bays, Democratic state chairman, will speak at a state-wide dinner of Negroes sponsored by the Indiana Negro Democratic Central As-

sociation here Jan. 26. Plans are being made to entertain 450 guests from 45 counties. Dr. J. J. Hoover, president of club, will be toastmaster. o Maimed Dog Goes To Hospital. Chico, Cal.—Intelligence of German pqlice dogs reached a new high when one with a crushed

Legal Notice NOTICE OF AWARD

TO: Yana B. Corkwell and Charles P. Corkwell: Notice is hereby given that the Board of Public Works and Safety of the City of Muncie, Indiana, has prepared a list or roll of the owners or holders of property, and interests therein taken or injuriously affected, for the construction, maintenance and operation of certain Flood Protective Works along the White River, pursuant '-to Improverpent Resolution No. 819—1939; and that an award has been made to you in the amount of $814.05 as damages sustained. Notice is further given that at the hour of two o’clock P. M. on Wednesday, the 14th day of February, 1940, said Board will, at its office in the City Builcfing, receive or hear remonstrances from you with regard to the amount of said award. Board of Public Works and Safety By WILBUR A. FULL, Clerk Jari. 19-26. Feh. 1

paw reported of its own instinct to the emergency * entrance of the Enloe hospital. Dr. Enloe took the dog in, gave it an anesthetic and amputated the paw that apparently has been crushed by an automobile.

Legal Notice

NOTICE OF AWARD

TO: Ray P. Johnson,, Margaret GoldMater, Winifred Stetter, Suzanne J. Hudson, Martha Johnson. White, Grace J. Davis: Notice is hereby given that the "Board of Public Works and Safety of the. City of Muncie, Indiana, has prepared a list or roll of the owners or holders of property, and interests therein taken or injuriously affected, for the construction, maintenance and operation oL .certain Flood Protective Works along the White River, pursuant to Improvement Resolution No. 819—1939; and that an award has been made to you in the amount of $400.00 as damages sustained. Notice is further given that at the hour of two o’clock P. M. on Wednesday, the 14th day of February, 1940, said Board will, at its office in the City Building, receive or hear remonstrances from you with regard to the amount of said award. Board of Public Works and Safety By WILLIAM A. FULL, Clerk Jan. 19-26, Feb. 1

TRUSTEE’S ANNUAL REPORT.

Township Trustee’s Annual Report to Advisory Board of Monroe Township. Del-

aware ceipts :

Merritt P.eed, teaching .. E. C. Munro, teaching ... Robert Wyatt, teaching ., Dorothy Parker, teaching

county, Indiana, showing

ceipts, disbursements and balances of Ruth Moser, teaching .. 7. all Township revenues for the year Wilma Wampler, teaching ending'^December 31, 1939. Tr,cor.m„„ —

Township Fund.

—Receipts—

Jan. 1, 1939, balance on hand 1,097.30 Co. Auditor, July distribution .,. 818.58 Wm. Reed, J. P., docket fees .... 5.50 Co. Auditor, Dec. distribution ... 733.71

—Disbursements—

Charlie Kern, trustee’s bond 120.00

Kiger & Co., supplies Walter Bickford, postage Muncie Star, pub. report Post-Democrat, pub. report ..... E. W. Young, salary E. W. Young, salary, expense... E. W. Young, salary D. H. Goble Prtg. Co., supplies.. Goble School Sup. Co., supplies.. E. W. Young, salary, expense .. E. W. Young, salary, expense .. Oscar Brown, clt/aing cemetery. E. W. Young, salaO. expense... E. W. Young, salary, ■spense... Leffler, Ball & Rearick, ot'/vice.. John J. Jeffers, sal. adv. bo.At. J. Herman Kirklin, sal. adv. br<v Loren Ross, sal. adv. board E. W. Young, salary Post-Democrat, adv Muncie Star, advertising E. W. Young, salary, expense.... E. W. Young, salary E. W. Young, salary, rent

Dog Fund, —Receipts—

Jan. 1, 1939, balance on hand.,. E. W. Young, dog tax Co. Auditor, surplus dog tax ....

E. W. Young, dog tax iuu.w E. W. Young, dog tax 101.00 E. W. Young, dog tax 7,00

—Disbursements—

Jesse W. Reavis, sheep killed ... 25.00 Lewis Buchanan, sheep killed .. 25.00 Ora Walburn, sheep killed 7.00 Howard Ross, sheep killed 10.00 Merl Hoyt, sheep killed 5.00 Clifford Bowman, sheep killed... 7.00

Tuition Fund.

—Receipts—

Jan. 1, 1939, balance on hand.., 6,356.36 Co. Auditor, school funds 272.21 State Auditor, gross income tax. 3,282.04 Monroe Twp., retire, teachers... 217.96 Ruth Moser, retirement refund.. 9.85 Co. Auditor, intangible tax 195.92 Floyd I. McMurray, excise tax... 90.19 F. I. McMurray, voc. ed. trans.. 12.00 F. I. McMurray, voc. ed. reimburs 1,250.00 Co. Auditor, July distribution 2,055.45 Floyd McMurray, state tuition... 3,232.12 Co. Auditor, school funds 144.70 Co. Auditor, intangible tax 226.70

Floyd I. McMurray, excise tax .. John C. Kinneer. transfers

12.58

3.00

76.17 76.17 150.00 80.00 50.00

6.19 7.10

100.00 100.00

7.50

75.00 75.00 10.00

5.00 5.00 5.00

40.00 48.35 48.35 120.00 120.00 50.00

8.16

100.00

1.77

100.00

224.64 526.49

1,871.50

112.50 67.50 67.50 60.00

217.96

28.00 112.50 160.00 140.00 140.00 67.50

nson, teaching 67.50

O. D. Kirkham, teaching 60.00 Jane Bowers, teaching 120.00 Thelma Tuttle, teaching 120.00 Mildred Conquest, teaching 120.00 Marie Wright, teaching 120.00 E. C. Munro, teaching 175.00 Ruth Moser, teaching 200.00 Marguerite VanDyke, teaching... 67.50 Mary Robinson, teaching 67.50 O. D. Kirkham, teaching 60.00 H. L. Gradick, teaching 28.00 Mary Robinson, teaching 56.16 Marie Wright, teaching 108.07

Kinneer, transfers

Co. Auditor, Dec. distribution...

—Disbursements—

Merritt Reed, teaching Marguerite .VanDyke, teaching... Mary Robinson, teaching O. D. Kirkham, teaching Monroe Twp., retire, teachers.., H. L. Gradick, teaching Merritt Reed, teaching Robert Wyatt, teaching Marion L. Kirp, teaching Dora Newton, teaching Marguerite VanDyke, teaching.,.

Marjr Robinson, teaching

-irkham, teaching

M. L. Kirp, teaching Marguerite VanDyke, teaching... E. C. Munro, teaching E. C. Munro, night school Merritt Reed, teaching Robert Wyatt, teaching Thelma Tuttle, teaching Mildred Conquest, teaching Jane Bowers, teaching Mary Robinson, teaching Marguerite VanDyke, teaching... H. L. Gradick, teaching

Marie Wright, teaching 108.07 Dora Newton, teaching 128.64 ^ ~ - m 48.37

128.65 56.46 163.96 100.00 214.55 149.26 108.07 108.96 108.37 67.50 67.50 28.00

225.00

160.00 140.00 140.00 67.50 67.50 120.00 120.00 120.00 120.00 120.00 175.00 67.50 28.00

225.00

160.00 140.00 140.00 135.00 67.50 120.00 120.00 120.00 120.00 120.00 175.00 50.00 125.00 140.00 100.00 175.00 140.00 175.00 140.00 175.00 112.50 70.00 87.50 82.50

Merritt Reed, teaching

Robert Wyatt, teaching Marian Kirk, teaching Dora Newton, teaching Marguerite VanDyke, teaching... Mary Robinson, teaching O. D. Kirkham, teaching Jane Bowers, teaching Thelma Tuttle, teaching Mildred Conquest, teaching Marie Wright, teaching E. C. Munro, teaching Mary Robinson, teaching H. L. Gradick, teaching Merritt Reed, teaching ......... Robert Wyatt; teaching

Marian Kirk, teaching

Dora Newton, teaching Marguerite VanDyke, teaching... Mary Robinson, teaching O. D..Kirkham, teaching Jane K. Bowers, teaching Thelma Tuttle, teaching Mildred Conquest, teaching Marie Wright, teaching E. C. Munro, teaching E. C. Munro, teaching E. C. Munro, teaching Ruth Moser, teaching E. C. Munro, teaching E. C. Munro, teaching Dorothy Murry, teaching E. C. Munro, teaching Ruth Mtfser, teaching E. C. Munro, teaching Merritt Reed, teaching Dora Newton, teaching E. C. Munro, teaching

Robert Wyatt, teaching Dorothy Parker, teaching 70.00 Josephine Rees, teaching 62.50

Eileen Huffman, teaching Louise Reynolds, teaching Thelma Tuttle, teaching Jane Bowers, teaching O. D. Kirkham, teaching Ruth Moser, teaching Merritt Reed, teaching E. C. Munro, teaching Ruth Moser, teaching & supplies Dora Newton, teaching Robert. Wyatt, teaching Dorothy Parker, teaching Wilma Wampler, teaching Josephine Rees, teaching Eileen Huffman, teaching Louise Reynolds, teaching Thelma Tuttle, teaching Jane Bowers, teaching Marie Wright, teaching A. D. Kirkham, teaching H. L. Gradick, teaching John C. Kinneer, transfers O. D. Kirkham, teaching Louise Reynolds, teaching

Eileen Huffman, teaching H. L. Gradick, teaching .

teacr

Munro, teaching

er, teaching

E. C. ■

Ruth Moser, teaching Dora Newton, teaching ... Robert Wyatt, teaching ... Dorothy Parker, teaching Wilma Wampler, teaching Josephine Reese, teaching Eileen Huffman, teaching . Merritt Reed, teaching ... Louise Reynolds, teaching Thelma Tuttle, teaching .. Jane Bowers, teaching .... Marie Wright, teaching ... O. D. Kirkham, teaching , Eileen Huffman, teaching , H. L. Gradick, teaching .<

66.25 55.00 60.00 60.00 60.00 30.00 112.50 87.50 34.52 70.00 82.50 70.00 130.00 62.50 66.25 55.00 60.00 60.00 120.00 60.00 28.00

8.89

60.00 55.00 66.25 28.00 175.00 60.00 140.00 165.00 140.00 130.00 125.00 66.25 225.00 55.0,0 120.00 120.00 120.00 60.00 66.25 28.00

Josephine Rees, teaching

June K. Bowers, teaching Thelma Tuttle, teaching Louise Reynolds, teaching Dorothy Newton, teaching Marie Wright, teaching O. D. Kirkham, teaching Eileen Huffman, teaching O. D. Kirkham, teaching Louise Reynolds, teaching Eileen Huffman, teaching Merritt Reed, teaching E. C. Munro, teaching Ruth Moser, teaching Dora Newton, teaching Robert Wyatt, teaching Dorothy Parker, teaching Wilma Wampler, teaching Josephine Rees, teaching Eileen Huffman, teaching Louise Reynolds, teaching Thelma Tuttle, teaching Jane K. Bowers, teaching Marie Wright, teaching O. D. Kirkham, teaching H. L. Gradick, teaching

Special School Fund.

—Receipts—

Jan. 1, 1939, balance on hand... Robert Wyatt, gym rent Claude Richman, gym rent State Auditor, relief fund Transfer, Library fund Mrs. Byrom Drumm, light acc... Co. Auditor, July distribution ... Transfer, bond fund Ployd. I. McMurray, state aid .. Jack Reynolds, gym rent Co. Auditor, Dec. distribution ..

—Disbursements—

Clarence Kiger, repair seats .... D. V. Pearson, typewriter rental. Cowan Coal & Feed Co., hauling Huntington Laboratory, supplies. Ezra Heath, janitor T. B. Kiger, labor on stoker .... Allen Simblest, dictionaries Leslie Turner, transportation ... Kiger & Co., supplies Commercial Prtg. Co., stationery. Leslie Turner, transportation ... Perry Miller, transportation Otis Huffman, transportation .. Byron Nixon, transportation .... Jacob Rinker, transportation ... Clark Shriver, transportation.... Guy Edwards, transportation ... Ray McShurley, transportation... Otto Rees, transportation Byron Drumm, transportation .. Ezra Heath, janitor, etc Charles Jefferson, bldg, repairs . Traction Light & Power, service. Cowan Coal & Feed Co., coal Miller Bros. Hrw. Co., supplies... W. H. Ballard & Son, equip, reps. Charles A. Penzel, supplies United Parts Co., wire Universal Electric Co., repairs... General Elec. Co., lamps W. S. Stoddard, equip., repairs.. Ezra Heath, janitor Minnie Lecington, supplies Leo Ratcliff, equip., repairs .... Carl F. Losh, typewriter rentals. Clarkson Pub. Co., books J. H. Panabaker, stoker repairs.. Edu. Music Bureau, music books. Foliett Co., books Leslie Turner, transportation.... Otis Huffman, transportation Ezra Heath, janitor W. E. White, forge shields Leslie Turner, transportation ... Perry Miller, transportation Otis Huffman, transportation ... Byron Nixon, transportation Jacob Rinker, transportation ... Clark Shriver, transportation.... Guy Edwards, transportation ... Ray McShurley, transportation... Otto Rees, transportation Byron Drumm, transportation .. Otis Huffman, transportation .. Ezra Heath, janitor, etc

Don Tobey, magazim

Traction Light & Power, service. Ballard Hdw. Co., Home Eco. sup. Charles A. Penzel, supplies Ezra Heath, janitor Leslie Turner, transportation .. Leslie Turner, transportation ... Merritt Reed, tests Ezra Heath, janitor Leslie Turner, transportation ... Leslie Turner, transportation ... Perry Miller, transportation .... Otis Huffman, transportation ... Byron Nixon, transportation Jacob Rinker, * —

Clark Shriver,

Guy Edwards, transpoi

Raymond McShurley, transpor...

Li dllbpUl LCvLIUil • • • • transportation .... , transportation ... transportation ....

Otto Rees, transportation

Byron

Deduct Bond Fund

Drumm, transp

1UU - . . . ortatio:

Woodstock Type. Co., typew’ters Traction Light & Power Co., serv. Leslie Turner, transportation Ezra Heath, janitor, supplies ... Thomas Kiger, equip, repairs ... Cowan Coal & Feed Co., coal... Leslie Turner, transportation ... Leslie Turner, transportation ... Palmer Products Co., supplies ..

Ezra Heath, janitor

Leslie Turner, transportation Rev. A. L. Stamper, address Rev. W. J. Sayres, address Ruth Moser, supplies Leslie Turner, transportation ... Perry Miller, transportation Otis Huffman, transportation ... Byron Nixon, transportation Jacob Rinker, transportation ... Clark Shriver, transportation ... Guy Edwards, transportation ... Raymond McShurley, transpor... Otto Rees, transportation Byron Drumm, transportation .. Ezra Heath, janitor, supplies ... Byron Nixon, transportation ... Traction Light & Power, service.

N. E. Qualkenbush,

suoplles

iplie

D. H. Goble Co.,

Kiger & Co., supplies W. M. Welch Mfg. Co., diplomas Bakef Bros., radiator repairs ... Universal Elec. Co., motor repairs Gen. Elec. Supply Co., equip. ... Paul B. Davis, lockers Cowan Rural Tel. Co., service... Ezra Heath, rep. bldg. & grounds T. B. Kiger, hauling trash L. C. Smith Co., typewriters Royal Typewriter Co., typewriters J. L. Elliott, cleaning tank J. L. Elliott, cleaning, repairs... James Retherford, gravel Ezra Heath, care bldg. & grounds T. B. Kiger, care cemetery Traction Light & Power, service. Miller Bros. Hdw. Co., gate- chns. Ezra Heath, care bldg. & grounds Kleenmaster Corp., cleaner Ezra Heath, care bldg. & grounds T. B. Kiger, hauling safe Ezra Heath, care building Traction Light & Power, service Willard Hale, repair equip Ezra Heath, repair equipment .. T. B. Kiger, hauling Cowan 'C. & F. Co., cement, etc. W. E. White, repair spouting ... E. C. Munro, voc. ag. supplies... Ezra Heath, cleaning floor, etc.. Leslie Turner, repair floor Richmond Sch. Furn. Co., desks. Richmond Sch. Furn. Co., desks. Ezra Heath, building repair Traction Light & Pow. Co. ser. Ezra Heath, janitor Minnie Lecington, supplies Clarence Kiger, plastering T. B. Kiger, cleaning grounds... Ballard Hardware Co., sups. ... L. M. Ramsey, cleaning yard .... Johnson Floor Cov. Co., repairs. Trac. Light & Po. Co., service..

204.12 152.92 143.52 120.00 40.32 107.99 105.00 96.74 96.16 92.00 117.30 96.16 96.74 44.77 60.00 55.00 66.25 225.00 175.00 60.00 140.00 165.00 140.00 130.00 125.00 66.25 55.00 120.00 120.00 120.00 60.00 28.00

8,694.51 8.00 2.00 2,518.49 44.69 1.00 4,946.88 727.72 96E.40 2.00 4,380.83 1.80 20.00 2.50 103.52 75.00 2.63 16.50 47.40 53.44 3.75 47.40 98.00 97.60 98.00 75.00 64.60 89.40 79.60 90.00 90.00 77.48 2.00 32.83 229.23 13.72 4.29 6.75 10.75 6.00 4.53 30.00 20.00 1.02 1.60 20.00 » 1.79 67.25 2.62 15.32 47.40 48.80 55.00 3.60 47.40 93.00 48.80 98.00 75.00 64.60 89.40 79.60 90.00 90.00 3.00 79.21 27.00 34.75 4.43 2.20 15.00 23.70 23.70 17.27 60.00 23.70 23.70 98.00 97.60 98.00 75.00 64.60 89.40 79.60 90.00 90.00 3,802.72 157.50 31.39 23.70 77.72 2.00 256.02 3.00 23.70 43.09 75.00 23.70 5.00 20.00 6.23 23.70 98.00 97.60 98.00 75.00 64.(50 89.40 85.60 90.00 90.09 79.19 10.00 27.13 5.60 . 18.03 10.72 36.03 80.65 11.40 3.57 100.00 7.15 40.00 6.75 135.00 69.00 75.00 112.50 4.00 52.40 6.00 23.29 10.84 42.00 3.75 21.99 4.00 22.20 6.61 6.50 23.00 6.34 25.72 23.40 7.61 39.00 2.60 22.00 101.00 45.00 6.61 45.00 2.04 8.62 20.25 13.46 10.00 17.91 8.13

Ezra Heath, janitor, sups 74.62 T. B. Kiger, hauling 7.50 Carl Stout, refill extinguishers... 3.75 Ezra Heath, janitor 15.00 D. S. Koons, insurance 76.00 Ezra Heath, janitor 60.00 Disabled Veterans, books 29.50 W. M. Welch Co., lab. sups 43.98 Palmer Products Co., mats 20.78 R. C. Hall Co., roof repairs 75.00 Clarence Ki repairs 6.90 Otis Huffma. , , . Asportation 99.80 Edmund Shoc.tloy, transportation. 140.00 Kenneth Buchanan, transportat’n 95.00 Leslie Turner, transportation ... 109.00 Byron Nixon, transportation 126.00 Wilbur Johnson, transportation.. 129.00 Guy Edwards, transportation.... 134.20 Charles Hayes, transportation ... 130.00 Clarence White, transportation.. 117.00 Ezra Heath, janitor, sups 80.2(1 J. M. Dunn, equip, repairs 4.25 Standard Oil Co., kerosene 2.00 Pub. Service Co., service 5.68 A. Penzel, books 27.79

75.00 95.00 99.80 100.00 126.00 129.00

140.00 130.00 117.00 I

2.68 3.00

78.50

Ezra Heath, janitor Kenneth Buchanan, trans Dtis Huffman, transportation ... Leslie Turner, transportation ... Byron Nixon, transportation .... Wilbur Johnson, transportation..

Guy Edwards, transportation ... 1,34.20 Edmund Shockley, trans 140.00

Charles Hayes, transportation .. Clarence White, transportation. Merritt Reed, supplies Guy Edwards, transportation .. Ezra Heath, janitor! sups

Pub. Service Co., service 15.12 Minnie Lecington, Supplies 3.40

Ezra Heath, janitor Retz Sporting Goods Store, sups. Huntington Laboratory, sups. ... Ezra Heath, janitor D. H. Goble Co., sups Kenneth Buchanan, trans Otis Huffman, transportation ... Leslie Turner, transportation.... Byron Nixon, transportation ... Wilbur Johnson, transportation.. Guy Edwards, transportation ... Edmund Shockley, transporta.... Charles Hayes, transportation.. Clarence White, transportation.. Cowan Coal & E’eed Co., coal.... Ezra Heath, janitor J. M. Dunn, repair equi

service

10.00 24.48 i 154.19 65.00 104.24 95.00 99.30 100.00 123.00 129.00 134.20 140.00 130.00 117.00

233.50

75.00

2.20

28.92 17.93 49.90

9.81

100.00 52.50 76.00 227.55 46.45 50.00

8.16

11.32

'tis Huffman, transportation... Nation-Robinson Co., printing... Edmund Shockley, transpo-tation Schwartz Paper Co., supplies.... Ezra Heath, janitor, etc D. S. Koons. insurance Delaware Insurance Co., ins. ... Leslie Turner, transportation ... E. C. Munro, supplies Ruth Moser, supplies

Ruth Moser, supplies 9.77 William Spade, janitor 1.50 Gen. Elect. Co., supplies 3.60 Knapp Supply Co., repairs 5.39 Cowan Coal & Feed Co., coal.... 131.25 Silver Burdette Co., books 51.26 H. W. Wilson Co., books 5.35 Edu. Music Bureau, books 3.40 Foliett Book Co., books 92.07 Ezra Heath, janitor, sups 79.93 Kiger & Co., supplies 6.19

D. H. Goble Co., supplies Randolph Co. Lbr. Co., lumber..

5.44 7.04 2.75

Farmers Elev. Co., rep. equip.... 2.75 N. E. Qualkenbush, supplies 3.90 V/. H. Ballard & Son, sups 4.10 Pub. Service Co., service 31.681

Cowan Telephone Co., service Leslie Turner, rep. showers .. Clarence Kiger, rep. showers..

List of

close of year Date of Issue

3.65

15.00 21.00

outstanding warrant-checks at

ng December 31, 1939:

Month. Day. Year.

Number.

Amount.

Dec.

19,

1939

336

$ 75.00

Dec.

20,

1939

389

114.00 141.00

Dec.

21,

1839

397

Dec.

26,

1939

414

131.25

Dac.

26,

1939

416

5.35

Dec.

28,

1939

424

• 3.90

Dec.

29,

1939

426

31.68

Dec.

29,

1939

427

3.65

Dec.

30,

1939

428

15.00

Dec.

30.

1939

429

21.00

Total $530.83 Statement showing the amount of all 1 moneys paid to the various funds of Monroe Township, Delaware County, disburseSifiSilS ba'M tbbb 1 -*

Township Fund

ments therefrom and therein for the year

31st, 1939:

lances remaining

ng December

A U W ItoiA* A

Jan. 1, 1939, balance on hand $ 1,097.30 Receipts during year 1.557.79 • Total of balance and receipts..$ 2,655.09 Disbursements during year 1.396.41

Final balance

.. .$ 1,258.68

ance Special School Fund.

Jan. 1, 1939, balance on hand...$ 9,466.92 Receipts during year 12.896.60 Total of balance and receipts.. 22,363.53 Disbursements during year 16,882.42

Final balance $ 5,481.10 Tuition Fund. Jan. 1, 1939, balance on hand ...$ 6,356.36 Receipts during year 13,561.77 Total of balance and receipts. .$19,918.13 Disbursements during year 15,832.851 Final balance $ 4.115.28 Dog Fund. Jan. 1, 1939, balance on hand...$ 8.16 Receipts during year 309.77

Total of balance and receipts. .$ 317.93 Disbursements during year 79.00

Final balance $ 238.93 Total of AH Funds. Jan. 1, 1939, balances on hand.. .$16,928.74 Receipts during year 7 28,325.93 Total of balances and receipts. .$45,254.67 Disbursements during year 34,160.68 Final balances $11,093.99 Total balance as shown by this report. $11,093.99. Warrant checks outstanding December 31. 1939, itemized, page 30 of this report. £530.83. Total balances and outstanding warrants DecemW 31, 1933, $11,624.82. Cash in depository, December 31,* 1939. $11,624.82. I, E. Ward Young, the trustee of Monroe Township, Delaware County, Indiana, do solemnly swear, or affirm, that the preceding report of receipts, disbursements end balances is true and correct as I erily believe: and I further declare that the sums with which I am charged in this report are all of the sums received bv me. and that the various items of expenditures credited have been fully paid in the sums stated, and without expressed or implied agreement that any portion thereof shall be retained by or repaid to me or any other person, and I further declare and swegf, (or affirm 1 that I have received no money, nor article of value, in consideration of anv contract by me as trustee of this township. E. WARD YOUNG, Trustee of Monroe Township. Subscribed and sworn to before me, the Chairman of the Advisory Board of this Township, this second day of January. 1940. JOHN K. JEFFERS, Chairman of Advisory Board of Monroe Town-, ship. 1 This report was received, accepted and approved by the Advisory Board of this Township, at their annual meeting, this the second day of January, 1940. JOHN K. JEFFERS. J. HERMAN KIRKLIN, LOREN ROSS, — Advisory Board Monroe Township