Muncie Post-Democrat, Muncie, Delaware County, 19 January 1940 — Page 3

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THE POST-DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, 1940.

The Nail On The Head President Roosevelt uttered a truism in his Jackson Day address when he declared that the general public is interested more in government than in politics. And in speaking thus he was calling attention to the great army of independent voters who decide elections. In Indiana, for instances, the number of polled Democratic Republican voters is about a stand-off and elections are decided by those voters who “feel perfectly free to vote for one or more candidates of another party, come election day, and on the other hand, sometiipes uphold party principles even when precinct captains decide to ‘take a walk’.” And in making this plea for greater interest in a continuation of Good Government, the president summed up thus: “I am convinced that most people in the United States do have a sense-with a real feeling of pleasure in the moralities invoTv'edthat we have been moving forward in these later years in the right direction. “They are really glad that on the whole, the farmer is no longer an economist outcast and is getting better prices for his crops. “They are glad that we are slowly working out for labor greater privileges with greater responsibilities. “They are glad that gamblers and speculators are no longer the most honored element in our economic life. ' “They are glad that certain opportunities for security, once only available to the rich, like old age insurance, are becoming available to the poor. - “They are glad that we are beginning to conserve the natural resources of our soil, our rivers, and our trees for the good of our children; that we have improved our roads and added to our parks and built hundreds of schools; that we are bringing to every housewife cheap electricity’s relief from drudgery; that we have made our banks safe and’brought pur courts up to date; that we have kept millions of people out of the breadlines. “They are glad that Government is daily becoming more honest and more decent.”

FARM INCOME IN CASH FOR ’39 AVERAGE $1,197 Sum Represents $259 For Each Person On Land

Washington—The average farmer in 1939 had a cash income of $1,197, reports gathered by the Bureau of Agricultural Economics

show.

That income was made up of $1,100 from the sale of farm commodities and $97 in government benefit payments. It was an average of $2&9 for each of the approximately 33,000,000 persons living on farms. No figures were available for comparison with city income. Economists 'said that When the food raised on farms for home consumption is taken into account there probably would be a difference of less than $100 per family. A slight increase over 1938 farm income was largely accounted for by $650,000,000 in government benefit payments — $250,000,000 more in 1939 than in 1938. Sharp commodity price rises late in the years sent the income trend upward, but farmers did not get the full benefit since they had sold most of their crops. Top Income in 1919. Farm income, however, is far belcw that of early post-war years. In 1919 the average farmer had a cash income of $2,231, a record high., It dropped gradually to $1,247 in 1921 and then began a climb to $1.78^ i n 1929. The degression forced the average do,\n to $1,412 in 1930; $983 in 1931 then to $717, the lowest in nearly 50 years, in 1932. Government benefit payments began pouring into farm pockets in 1933 to raise the average to $805. It climbed to $993 in 1934 and to $1,107 in 1935. The average was $1,244 in 1936, $1,336 in 1937, and $1,184 in 1938. The total 1939 cash income was 29 per cent greater than the pre-world war average of $5,900,000,000, the bureau said. The number of farms and the farm population has changed little during the period covered by the report. Although the average farm cash income is much larger than it was 25 to 30 years ago, farm purchasing power is smaller. o WATCHMAN NEVER MISSES NIGHT IN PAST 21 YEARS

Racine, Wis.—Harry L. Kelley, Racine, lays claim to some kind of record for consistent employment. Kelley, a merchant policeman employed by business men to make nightly rounds of their stores to see that the doors are locked, certain lights are on and to protect the establishments from vandals, has worked nine hours a night, seven nights a week for 21 yaers without ever missing a night or taking a vacation. Kelley figures that he has worked some 68,000 hours without missing. FAMILY WASHING DELAYED York, Pa. — Mrs. James Martin put the family clothes in the washing machine and snapped the switch on but the machine refused to run. A hastily summoned electrician found the motor missing. A boarder was charged with larceny.

Unusual Honor Fails To Sway Rural Teacher

Spokane, Wash.—The entire student body—12 in number—turned out tp welcome Mrs. Gladys D. Barnes back to her “little school among the pines” the day she was elected president of the Washington Education Association. The first rural teacher in the history of the association to be chosen president, Mrs. Barnes presides over a school that is histor-

ically famous.

The building was erected 50 years ago—the same year that

Washington was admitted to the union—and has withstood the ravages of time with few improvements. It has no electric lights and an old-fashioned stove supplies the heat. Pupils sit at desks on which are carved the names and initials of their fathers and mothers. But Mrs. Barnes, who once was principal of a large city school, would not change for all of her, august position “There is an independence here that you won’t .find in larger schools,” she says. “These children learn not only to help themselves but to help each other.” o— , Demand for automobiles is increasing in Italy this 1 year.

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Legal Notice

l COUNTY COMMISSIONERS’ 'ANNUAL flEPORT, YEAR 1930. — ~ - Statement of the Board of Commissioners of Delaware County, Indiana, of the Re. ceifits* Disbursements and Balances of the Said Delaware County for the Year 19314

Summary of Balances, Receipts and Expenditures.

_ , „ . . Balance Balance Receipts Total Disburse- and Dec. 31, Balance ments Overdrafts 'it 1938 1839 and 1939 Dec. 31,

re y e , n . ue V• • * $179,135.32 $ 334,770.24 $ fl^.losiss $ 345,283.74 $168,621.83 Bond & sinking fund 22.605 7<* 7494000 sr bso 90 bo soo m

fund

22,605.79

61.88

1,552.30

.20

8,767.40 490.25 5.00 709.50 973.96 78.91

Bond & sinking fund Road bonds & coupons....

Ditch bonds & coupons..

Tax sale redemption

S°,Vr? ed - Housin S Adm....o.d. 2,000.00

Co - brid ges 9,292.15

P.W.A. Hoyt Ave. bridge... 53.44 Common school fund prin. 20,008.32

Congres’l sch. fund prin..

1 Per-Endowmt sch. fd. prjn. Interest com. sch. fund....

lint, congres’l sch. fund Int. per-endow’t sch. Pines and forfeitures

Surplus tax account Yeager ditch construction.

State tax State school tax

I State teach, retire, fund.. Ind. W. W. memorial fund, jlnd. board of agriculture.. [State forestry fund [State educa. improv’t fund [State Indiana Wolf Lake.. [Poor relief bonds Poor judgment bonds .... Inheritance tax Intangible tax Intangible tax stamps .... Firemen pension fund .... Policemen pension, fund ... Docket fees Show licenses Ditch con. Hoppes-Hamltn.

Hewitt Fletcher ditch .... Burton ditch

Stein ditch o.d. 1,583!87

Barefoot ditch

Township tax

Township poor relief 27,778.05

Local tuition tax

Special school tax Special school bond tax ... Park fund

Gas tax cons. & reconstrn.' 25,228.14

Common school revenue .. Surplus dog fund Library fund Sinking fund

Dept, public welfare Trust fund dept. pub. welf.

Corporation tax

Water Works tax Electric light tax Street improvement tax ..

Improvem’t district bonds. Vocational funds Gasoline tax, year 1939 ..

.08

o.d. 814.57 o.d. 457.09

39,319.76

34,246.99 4.926.45

489.58

6,629.19 1.962.45 22.533.10 8,201.87 117,218.59 8.594.00 2.459.00 20,594.91 . 940.22 1,061.52 7.154.45

44.80

32,382.75 57,441.33 17,632.05

6.66

2,571.30 1,469.43 14.660.11 1,466.04 33.674.27 30.064.27 25,218.66 18,204.14 59,030.95

8.86 8.86

218.00 10.00 28.48 169.33 306.49 812.61 248.00 24.929.58 367,011.31 319,165.72 392,782.08 68,222.47 41,099.78 7,511.96 15,302.87 2,258.77 30.782.58 27,091.93 296,300.34 602.23 478,782.67 869.37 815.74 3,331.37 9.258.72 1,058.08 141,932.78

56.852.78 4,988.33 2,041.88 6.629.19 o.d. 37.55 31,825.25 8,255.31

137,226.91

8,594.00 2.459.20 29,362.31 1,430.47 1,066.52 7,863.95

973.96 123.71

32,382.75 57 441.33 17,632.05

6.66

2,571.30 1,469.43 14,660.11 1,466.04 33.674.27 30.064.27 25,218.66 18,204.14 59,030.95

8.86 8.86

218.00 10.00 28.56 O.d. 645.24 o.d. 150.60 o.d. 770.76 248.00 24.929.58 394,789.36 319,165.72 392,782.08 68,222.47 41.099.78 32,740.10 15,302.87 2,258.77 30.782.58 27,091.93 335,620.10 602.23 470,782.67 869.37 815.74 3,331.37 9,253.72 1,058.08 141,932.76

38,598.23 4,587.72

310.73

6,629.19 31,825.25 8,255.31 111,925.00 6.460.00 2.255.00 17,251.83

911.78 703.92

7,863.95

32,382.75 57,441.33 17,632.05

6.66

2,571.30 • 1,469.43 14,660.11 1,466.04 21,854.50 30,064.27 25,218.66 18,204.14 59,030.95

8.86 8.86

218.00 10.00

18,254.55

400.61

1,731.15 o.d. 37.55

25,301.91 2,134.00 204.20 12,110.48 518.63 362.60 973.90 123.71

11,819.77

248.00 24.929.58 248,486.57 319,165.72 392,782.08 68,222.47 41,099.78 13,303.12 15,302.87 2,258.77 30.782.58 27,091.93 283,269.51 478,782.67 869.37 815.74 3,331.37 9,258.72 1,058.08 141,932.76

28.56

o.d. 645.24 o.d. 150.60 O.d. 770.76

146,302.79

19,436.98

52,350.59 602.23

Totals $331,205/' " 096,570.28 $3,427,775.70 $2 968 101 25 <s4--q 074 44 CONDENSED STATEMENT OF RE^j |S^ DISBURSEMENTS AND BALANCES FOR Balance December 31, 1938 ! « 331 205 42 Total receipts for year 1939 3,096[57o]28

Total balance and receipts $3 427 775 70 Less disbursements for year 1939 $2i963,101.25

Disburse-

ments

_ x , , Balance December 31, 1939 $ 459,674 45 Total county bonded indebtedness, Dec. 31, 1939 $549 725 no Treasurer’s warrants outstanding Dec. 31, 1939 "..[[[[[[$ ig^liUg Balance on hand January 1, 1939, general fund only $^179,*13032

PJ opert 0 y T tax 210,333.53

Bank-Building & Loan tax 4 443 4-1 Intangibles tax, county share !!”!!!’! 4'55l 04 Liquor excise tax ’233.34

Clerk of Circuit Court fees and expenses Costs of insanity cases, clothing and all other cost's ... Auditor fees and expenses *4

Treasurer’s fees and expenses i

Surveyor expense \\

0 ailU CAP' County Agricultural Agent County Superintendent of Schools Coroner County Assessor Circuit Court Circuit Court Special Judges Superior Court Superior Court Special Judges .... Court House County Jail

County Orphai T. B. Hospital a Center Township

Township Assessing

Clinic

’ Home nd General Hospital

p Assessor

County Commissioners’ expenses ... Premium on officials' bonds Public printing and advertising !'.!! ..

Examination of Records

County Council

County Attorney and legal expense Board of Review Inspector of Weights and Measures School Attendance Officer County Attorney’s fees examining school fund mortgages. City share cost of 1938 elections Primary and General Election Personal Service, 1938 Meals General Election 1938 Registration of Voters ' ’ ’ Farmers’ Institute

Other agricultural items

Ditch expenses

t. b. indigents

Burial of Soldiers, Sailors and Marines Expense of patients in Riley, Long and Coleman Hospitals. Expense of Inmates of State Institutions Health expenses Change of Venue Costs

Muncie Airport Rental Indiana School Fund temporary loan for poor relief purposes., lefunds and transfers

8,623.29

$ 9,903.08

2,734.00

680.92

10,176.96

. 2,589.24

11,052.07

3,953.52

1,215.88

15,792.44

8,978.80

7,4.63.03

. 4,312.12

6,403.08 3,361.73 4,575.99 1.749.33 3.153.33

11,843.92

250.00

250.00 5,743.06

230.00

230.00 10.653.13

9.32

4,838.43

687.46 264.51

31,412.50 13,270.15

15.00

40,000.00

8,909.04 1,357.00 1,995.49 2,809.60 947.50 4,335.23

. 1,593.68

2,858.42 425.00 1,479.65 250.00 1,968.13 3,380.60

100.00

3,273.77

65.00 114.98

3,334.10

86.50 464.45

1,799.85 2,721.07 3,375.00 6,499.75 7,500.03

962.15

329.94

1,464.45

1,020.00

6,020.00

600.00

80,500.00

80.500.00

278.97

$513,905.56

$345,283.74

vx.w.cix j. unu nfunuue ana receipts ana uisourseir

Balance General Fund only, December 31, 1939 T ’ $168 62182 (BE^'omrSew' 5gKso N c °"°‘ y Bo "V.l Com, "“° n "'' J “ u “ y “ l40 -

s.rssL.rjs, M ,. n>

WAR RfeLICS ODDLY STOLEN

Swansea, Mass.—Police are wondering why thieves stole two Civil War cannon, weighing about a ton, and trucked them across the state line to Cranston, R. I., where they were placed on the

lawn of the public library. The cannon had marked the site where King Philip’s war began. O 7 SINGAPORE BANS SPY MOVIE

Singapore—The film “Spy in

Black,” starring Conrad Veldt, which has been shown all over Great Britain, has been banned by the Malayan film censdr, no reason being given. The film was called “U-Boat 29” in Malaya and in Canada.

Special Water Heating Rata Available w

New Rates

that became effective January 1st

B* ERE It is! The final Reduction and your I J Nevr Low Rate for 1940! Our New Year’s present and one we know you’ll appreciate more than anything else we could

do. . . .

Now the annual savings to domestic customers below the former rate will amount to $176,465 . . . your share of this will go a long way towards helping to improve your home, as time goes along . . . one important step is to check over your lighting and supply of both small and large electrical appliances

. . . now is certainly the time to Light Condition your home and install that A1IElectrh; kitchen. , . . We hope that this tangible expression of our good will for 1940 will help you to achieve the Home Beautiful! Be ModernGo ELECtric! INDIANA GENERAL SERVICE COMPANY

Legal Notices

THE TOWNSHit-' i'iiUSTEE’S ANNUA* REPORT TO THE ADVISOR V BOARD OF HAMILTON TOWNSHIP. DELAWARE COUNTY, INDIANA, SHOWING RECEIPTS, DISBURSEMENTS AND BALANCES OF ALL TOWNSHIP REVENUES FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 81, 1939. TOWNSHIP FUND. Receipts. Balance Jan. 1, 1939 $ 4,344.14 Aud. August Meyers, ad. tax draw 3,800.00 June Tax Draw, County Treasurer 1,347.89 County Auditor Dec. Tax Draw 4,541.51

Legal Nolle.

Legal Nou.

Legat Nonces

Joseph Mansfield, same Lon Siler, same

Total

TUITION FUND. Receipts.

Total

$14,023.54

Disbursements.

Merchants NatT. B’nk, b’nds, int. $5,582.60

Gaston News, adv.

Balance Jan 1, 1939

riniltn. n '--

Dj act v.

Muncie Morning Staf, same Ind Bell Tele. Co., servici

vice bor

Kirkpatrick-Sursa, In Lowell Stafford, salary Ind. Bell Tele. Co., service Ind. Bell Tele. Co., same Lowell Stafford, salary

Robert Saunde

taffdr

Ind. Bell Tele. Co

lunder, stamps

Lowell Staffbrd, salary

rvice

lies

>., so

Ind. Bell Tele. Co., supplies

ser

E. Boyce Co., supplies Goble School supply Co

lab -

supplies

oyce Co., su hool supply

Herman Sauvain,

D. H. Goble Printing Co Lowell Stafford, salary Chas. A. Penzel, supplies. Kiger & Co., same Ind. Bell Tele. Co., service Mer. NatT. Bank. Int. on bonds Lowell Stafford, salary Ind. Bell Tele. Co., service Lowell Stafford, salary Star Publishing Co., adv.

Post Democrat, same Ind. Bell Tele. Co

jOW

Robert sounder, J. W. Leslie, salary

., service

alary

Lowell Stafford,

Saum Leslie,

Floyd Abraham, same Orville Brown, same Muncie Evening Press, adv. Ind. Bell Tele. Co., service Lowell Stafford, salary Gene Steele, labor [nd. Bell Tele. Co., service Lowell Stafford, salary Kltselman Brothers, supplies Lawrence Horn, trans, [nd. Bell Tele. Co., service

Lowell Stafford, salary D. H. Goble Printing Co., supplies Kiger & Co., same Lowell Stafford, salary

Total

DOG FUND.

Receipts.

an. 1, 1939

County Auditor, surplus dog fund

Hamilton Twp Trustee, tax Township Assessor, late i

84.32 84.28

2.25

150.04 16C.00

2.25 2.25

80.00

5.00

80.00

2.25 1.95 7.83

15.00

2.25 2.09

80.00

3.54

85.79

2.25

488.13 80.00

2.25

80.00

6.36

56.83

2.25

80.00

5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00

52.75

2.25

80.00 10.00

2.25

80.00 27.43

2.00 2.25

80.00 20.80

4.50

80.00

ixmixii. x.wp. Tui. End., tch. ret. Auditor of State, tuition sup. County Auditor, com, school rev. County Aud. com. schol fnd. int. Auditor of State, excise tax Auditor of State, trans, tuition Aud. of State, reimb. home ec. June Tax Draw, county Treas. Hmltn. Twp. tui. tch. ret. fnd. Auditor of State, tuition sup. Auditor, com. school revenue ■ ohn Kinneer. Center Twp. tui. Aud. of State, excise tax fund County Auditor, Dec. Tax Draw

Total

Disbursements. Hmltn. Twp. Tui. Fnd. Tch. ret. iva M. Morris, sub teaching Madonna Briner, teaching Ruth Bell, same Marjorie fejuick, Same Emeline Cunnington, same Edrie Faun Richardson, same Nellie Brinson, same Ruth Miller, same Ruby Whisman, same Sara Heaton, same Harry L. Gradiek, same Clifford French, same

uo 14.09 $724.00

$ 5,0-86.93 296.Oj 6.004.00

203.81 35.19 72.79 8-0.00 373.00

2.798.39

295.87

6.354.13

135.59

2.500.00

18J.42

2,554.99 $26,956.61

Ernest Boyer, same

John Stebbin:

Don Dick,

is, same

same

ame ia Mansfield, same Samantha Burt, same Eleanor Ebrite. same Ruth Bell, same Ernest Boyer, same ' Clifford French, same Marjorie Quick, san

coll.

Balance Jan. 1,

uditor.

Twp

up Assessor, late tax col.

Township Assessor, dog collection Township Assessor late tax col. bounty Treasurer, state sur. tax.

Township Assessor, dog tax

Disbursements. Stephen Norris, shee:) killed Meyer Crampton. same Kemper Johnson, same Tedford Billard. r--me Ed Hickman, same Henry Flory, same J. H. Gregg, same Mrs. Dent Smith, same Arthur Thompson, same A. Whitney Myers, same Glade Waldrath, same Frank Watkins, same Lawrence Brammer, same Lawrence Brammer, same Tedford Billiard, same

$7,695.82 $ 1.00 227.77 102.00 56.00

1.00 3.09

247.09

1.00

$728.80 * $ 18 00 15.00

7.50

19.00

3.00

50.00 32.00 80.00 130.00 18.00 13.03 16.00 56.00

4.00

110.00

.me

same

Madonna Briner.

Marcus Newton, Samantha Burt, same

Eleanor Ebrite, sar Wanda Mansfield,

John stebbins, san_„ ne Cunnington .same

; Brinson, same Don Dick, same Sara Burt, same

H. L. Gradiek, same Ruby whisman, same

Ruth Miller, same

Clifford French, same

Ernest Boyer, same

John Stebbins, same

Don Dick, same Glen Myers, same

Marcus Newton, same Wanda Mansfield, same Samantha Burt, same Eleanor Ebrite, same Madona Briner, sanie

Ruth Boll, same

Mar.'orie Quick, same Edrie Fau-* Richardson, same Nellie E Brinson, same

,Ruth Miller, same Ruby Whisman. same Sara Heaton, same Harry L. Gradiek. same Ernest Boyer, music

>is.

Hazel Gassis. teach., sul EmeTnp Cunnington. tea

To? Hi

Ernest Boyer, same

Xva Morris, teach., sub

teachin

- iyer, same

John Stebbins, same John Stebbins. same Glen Myers, same • Marcus Newton, same Wanda Mansfield, same Samantha Burt, same Eleanor Ebrite, same

;ub.

chins

$ 296.00

10.00

120.00 izo.oo 120.00 120.00 120.00 120.00 105.00 112.50 112.50

23.00

260.00 150.00 150.00 170.00 140.00 140.00

60.00

137.50 135.00 102.55 133.89 242.97

102.97

102.55

102.11

122.99

120.94

117.99

42.99

132.55 102.55 103.77 156.53

94.61 18.11 96.39 20.00

260.00 150.00 150.00 170.0.0 140.00 140.00

60.00

137.50 135.09 120.00 120.00 120.00 120.03 120.0-0 105.00 112.50 112.50

28.C9 13.00 10.00 110.09 10,09

260.00 150.00 150.09 170.e9 140.09 140.09

60.00

137.50 135.00

Madonna Briner, same

Ruth Bell, same Marjorie Quick, same

ifmeiine Cunnington, same ncine iaun Richardson, same

Neine ciiiioon., same Rutn Miner, same Kuoy wnisman, same Sara Heaton, same i-i. n. Graaick, same

j.va Morris, teacniiig, sub. v/anda Mansileju, teaching Bernice Bacon, teacning, sub. xiainiit. Twp., Tui. reacn Ret. Fnd.

Bernice Bacon, teacning, sup. Wanda Mansfield, teaching Giaays t-1 cdfciic.x, same

iva Morris, same

Donaid Reinhardt, same ismeune c.unnmgton, same * Ruth Miller, same 1 Louvine Burt, same Edrie Faun Kichaidson, same Marjorie wuick, same

Ruth Bell, same

wynenia Brooks, same Madonna Briner. same Nellie Brinson, same Marcus Newton, same John kjteooiiisame

Den Dick, same

Wanda Mansfield, same Samantha Burt, same Mara K. Martin, same urnest Beyer, same Glen Myers, same Eleanor Ebrite, same Clifford French, same Gladys Frederick, same Daplina Post, same Donald Reinhardt, same Emeline Cunnington,- same

Ruth Miller, same

Louvi-ne Burt, same Edrie Faun Richardson, same Marjorie Quick, same

Ruth Bell, sar

Ruth Bell, same

Wynenia Brooks, same Madonna Briner, same Nellie Brinson, same Marcus Newton, same John Stebbins. same

Don Dick, same

Wanda Mansfield, same Samantha Burt, same Mara K. Martin, same

Ernest Boyer, same Glen Myers, same

Eleanor Ebrite. same Clifford French, same Harry Gradiek, same Gladys Frederick, same

Daphna Post, same

Donald Reinhardt, same Emeline Cunnington, same

Ruth Miller, same

Louvine Burt, same Edrie Faun Richard

Marjorie Qi

Ruth Bell, Wynema Brooks, same

Madonna Brin

:scn, same

idonna 1

Nellie- Brinson, samfe Marcus Ne%ton. sai John Stebbinr,. samo

Mar

>n, same

Don Tick, same

Wanda Mansfield, same Samantha Burt, same Mare. K. Martin, same

Ernest Boyer, same Glen Myers, same

Eleanor Ebrite, same Clifford French, same Gladys Frederick, same

Daphna Post, same

Donald Reinhardt, same Emeline Cunnington, same

Ruth Miller, same

J^uvine Burt, same Edrie Faun Richardson, same Marjorie Quick, same

Ruth Bell, same

Wynema Brooks, same

Madonna Briner, same

:.0 J 120.0J

lao.oj

123.Oj 123.Uo IcO.C J liJ.CJ

112.a j

23.UJ Ij.bJ 193.22 10.9 I 43.57 99’.9 J 6 /.Du bU.U j 5a.0(J ao.Uj 90.9U 00.92 60.00 o Lb9 fcJ.02 60.0a 72.20 72.09 83.01 30.03 71.25 05.09 80.03 72.5 * 70.00 13a.09 60.CO 60.00 67.55 60.03 55.00 50.03 60.00 60.00 60. Co 57.50 60.00 60.03 72.50 75.CO 80.00 30.00 71.25 0-5.Oa 80.00 72.50 70.03 135.04 23 00 6 r .CO C .-.0 i 67.50 60.00 55.00 50.00 60.00 60.OCcn o. 57.50 CO.'I I 60.04 72.5 i 75.0,4 80.04 30 09 71.25 65.09 80.01 72.59 70.09 135.00 00.00 60.09 67.59 60.09 55.09 50.03 60.09 60.00 60.09 57.50 60.00

Nellie Brinson, same Marcus Newton, same 2chn s.ebbins, same

Don Lie.., sania

Wanda Mansiieid, s.me Eainantlia Bun,, s.nne

re-.-! uaic

Marr, Martin, sama Ernest Buyer, same Glen Myers, same-

is.eauor Eorilc, same Clifford French, same Harry Grutic.., same Harry Gratae:., ame Madonna Briner, same

Ruth Bell, sanij Daphna Fo-t, came

llir-

Lcuvint- Burt, same

iffo

Harry Gr

Nellic- Bnnson, same Marjorie Quick, same

vine

Clifford French, same Edrie Faun Richardson, same Emeline Cunnington. same

John Stebbins. same

Wynema Brooks, same

Ruth Miller, same

Marcus Newton, same tleanor Ebrite, same

Wanda Mansiieid. Mara K. Martin,

Samantha Burt, same

Ernest Boyer, -same Don Dick, same

Gladys Frederick, same Donald Reinhardt, same

Glen Myers, samo

Mara K. Martin, same

ame same

n, same

Glen Myers, samo

lartin, s

Donald Reinhardt same

Glen Myers, same

Gladys Fredericks, same

aid Reinhardt,

yers.

Freda

Donald Reinhardt, same Harry Gradiek, same Louvine Burt, same Wynema Brooks, same Daphna-post, same Ruth Bell, same Ernest Boyer, same Clifford French, same Marjorie Quick, same Edrie Faun Richardson, sa Madonna Briner, same Marcus Newton, same Samantha Burt, same Eleanor Ebrite. same Wands Mansfield, same John Stebbins, same Emeline Cunninston, same Nellie Brinson, came Don C Dick, same Ruth Miller, same Mara K. Martin, same

Total

-J.OJ 72.50 75.0 a 8o.L0 20.93 71.2.1 62.30 83.04 7u.Cj 130.9 - 22.04 22.04 111.05 111.27 111.02 111.84 111.47 91.4, 231.47 111.27 111.37 141.2,103.40 1C1.4J 133.49 131.40 51.44 121.40 134.22 15198 152.27 120.C - 135.00 145.04 05.0j 67.54 145 99 .20.00 67.54 20.03 80.C r - 106.54 111.06 111.23 151.93 261.49 111.49 111.23 111.06 126.59 134.22 131.50 51.59 141.28 111.28 111.89 153.30 101.50 56.50 $21,933.23

SPECIAL SCHOOL FUND. Reccirts.

Bala Ccun

nee, Jan. 1, 1939 ity Auditor, intanf

Gus Meyers, aud., adv Baker Bros., refund o

June Tax Draw, county treas. Robert Turner, old bus Oody John Kinneer, Center twp. tui.

County Audito

ng. tax

a., adv. tax draw,

fund on bill

Cou

as.

unt

y Auditor, intang, tax Hunnicutt. old bus body y Auditor. Dec. tax draw

Total

Disbursements.

$10,249.29 189.33 2,200.00

3.00

6.832.83

5.09

6.05" "" 217.49

5.04

8,205.47 $34,010.32

Legal Notices

Notices

Chas. A. Penzel, supplies Sam Colvin, transportation Adam Fittenge.- same Rcbert Turner, same George Cummings, came

Bert Jonnson, same

cfnect Freeman, same

otic Miner, same oesse Co::, same

Ernest wnite, janitor Mary Dcerr, matron cnailcy Hern, ms, * Tad. Osn seivicr, serv. ind. Ben Tele. Co . same E. W. Gainer labor * xypewritwi rcp. Sales Co., serv. IToyci Petty, supplies Ra/Pii f uilhart. gravel & grading New Castle Prod. Co., bleachers

in coivin, ■ trans.

lam pittenger, same Rcbert Turner, same

t-UE Am

George Cummings, same

Bert johneou, same

isrnest Freeman, same

Otic, Miller, same

•nest White, jani ary Doerr, matrod. Bell Tele. Co .

ni tor

Jesse Cox, same Ernest White,

Ilia, ocu rt-io. ou., ;;t-rv Cen Ind. Ga.s Co., -erv. Inti. Gen. Service serv.

Clifiord French, tests Clifford French, test:;

Cen. Ind. Gas Co., serv.

Sam Colvin, trans. Adam Pittenger, sa Robert Turner, same

iniin

George Cummings, same

Adam Pittenger, same

!#t

r$e _ ,

Bert Johnson, same Ernest Freeman, same

Otic Miller, same Jesse Cox. same

Mary Doerr, janitor service

Ernest White, same Ernest Boyer, music

Ind. Gen serv. Co., serv. Ind. Bell Tele. Co., serv.

Lowell Stafford, salary Sam Colvin, trans. Adam Pittenger, same Rcbert Turner, same

George Cummings, same

T-?Grt. .TrvVvncnn eomn

Bert Jotj'iison, same Ernest Freeman, sar Otis Miller, same

Merch. NatT. Bank, bons, int. Indianan. Stage Equip. Co., curt. Mrs. John Frank, home ee. su,-'.

Kelsey Leach, same

Aimmerman Coal Co . coal Stratcn Brown Co., supplies Johnson Hardware Co., same

Riggins. Inc., same

riversal Elec

John,so

Riggin_ iLJlpS Universal Elec. Co., repairs

New Castle Prod., Inc. bleachers John Frank, unloading roal

Magic City Supply Co., coal Houck & Hamilton, service Clifford French, supplies

Sears Roebuck, sa--- & motor New Gross Fabric Co., supplies Central Ind. Gas Co., serv.

$ 4,080.10 425.00 26.54 2.25 128/.: 65/1 53.77 5.53 3.96 315.00 19.1 : 237.75 ■5,1- -UI

Jesse Cox, same

Ernest White, janitor

Mary Doerr, matron Floyd Petty, supplies

Farmers Cc-OJ. Co., fuej C:n. Ind. Ga ; Co , serv. Perry Lyons, sheep killed Frank Kuhner. sneep killed Ind. Gen. Serv, serv.

Ind. Bell Tele. Co

serv.

Baker Bros., supplies W. M, Welch, diplomas

Leray & Snyder. Lie., supplies

Meyer Bros., supplies A. E. Boyce, supplies

Knapp Supply Co., supplies

Schwartz Paper Co., same

Herman Sauvain, cleaning ceme.

Lawrence Horn, labor

Grouleff & Mauck. supplies Universal Elec. Co., same

Ind. Gen. Serv.. serv. Cen. Ind. Gas Co., serv. ’ as. A- Penzel, supplies

ftbor ;ppli

- ior W. C. Van Arsdol, ins.

Chs... __ Kiser & Co., samo

Herma-.

Clifford ... m M Whitney Myers, labc

Kis..

Herma-'. Sauvain. labor lifford French, supplies

vv. c,. van msuui, i Cera Hamilton, same Cen. Jnd. Gas Co,., serv. Ind. Bel! Tele Co', set

•40.5 31.05

4.00

. . .. —.. serv

Lawrence Horn, labor

.1716.9 Coens, same -thU*- Stebbins,

47.61 Art.hu- l 40.5': Ind. Ge

(bins, same

Ind. Gen. Serv.. serv.

Merchants NatT Bank, int. bonds Townsend & Parsley, supplies

-9.41 75.00 75.8 j 78.GJ 73.03 70 0j 74.0j 74.80 65.00 120.0J 50.0J 10.32 75.9j 6.55 12.00 12.1.4 22.0.. 75.0 - 270.00 19.Of 75.00 75.00 73.00 70.00 74.00 74.Sj 65.00 120.00 50.00 5.70 4.00 112.*4 12.90 23.74 3.80 75.03 75.03 75.00 73.03 70.00 74.00 74.80 65.00 50.00 120.00 13.03 69.39 5.05 25.80 75.00 75.00 75.03 73.00 70.00 74.00 74.83 65.00 120.03 50.00 7.5J 364.75 3.80 8.50 6.03 69.30 6.29 88.22 42.30 43.90 5.52 20.70

.84

141.15 3.00 19.63 15.50 34.10 2.45 1.16 24.83 314.2tj 3.60 36.49 5.00 365.14 322.50 1.77 1.70 12.00 8.00 8.00 8.30 532.43 24.00

Jax Gh.mical do.

n ey and

cen. and. Gas co iiiu. Bed icie. Co.

serv. same

J-CiC. wu.,

ideal mumping Co., repairs nawi'f.ico Horn, labor ochnson Haw. Co., supplies iiioyo crampton, labor Muncie Glass & i-amt Co , sup. Universal Elec. Co., repairs Ernest White, iaoor J. F. Lahr, re^aij-s Janies Opens, labor Josapn Burt, same John Horn, same John Stebbins, same Arthur Stebbins. same Lloyd Crami*.on, labor George Von, bus body oheil oii Co , supplies Ernest. White, labor Fred Harley, same John Horn, same John Stebbins. same James Goens. same Kiger & Co., bus body Leonard supply co., supplies ’ Amer. Floor Surf. & Mach. Co., Silver Burdett Co., same Joe Burt, labor Hobart Davis, repairs Jolr.i Stebbins. labor James Goens, same Floyd Fctty, supplies :r"0f*- 'V'-'t-. '-bor Ind. Bell Tele. Co., serv. Cen. fnd. Gas Co., same Ind Gen. Serv. Co., same Belford Miller, labor Lawrence Horn, same

slie

nrnest wnite, sa CiiiTordFrench,

Nu-Enar

Fred. Leslie, same

1 Munci

et< in,

George Cummings,

ie Co., supplies

Murray Peterson, bus body

Sam Colvin, trans.

nings, same

ank Miller, same Hobart Lacy, same Stanley Leslie, same Genu Bettegnier. same Otis Miller, same Jesse Cox, same iviary matron Ralph cTicni, janitor Otto Huffman, labor

ht, ins.

Oanetoh Wright. Fred Leslie, labo Cen. Ind. Gas Co

John Lotz, sar

rigt , la

Cen. Ind. Gas Co.,

Ind. Gen. Serv. Co., serv. Ind. Gen. serv. Co., serv. Ind. Galv. & Mfg,- Go., supplies

Carl Stout, labor

Ind. Galve. & Mfg. Co., supplies

Sam Colvin, trans. Frank Miller, same

Hobart Lacy, sameStanley Leslie, same Gene Bettegnier, same

Otis Miller, same Jesse Cox, same

Mary Doerr, matron Ralph Ullom, janitor

Ernest White, sa George Gumming

Ernest Boyer, supplies

Georgia Sch. Book Dep., tests Johnson Serv. Co., temp, controls

An Fli

Miracle Mfg. Co., same Magic City Cupply Co.,

same

igs, trans.

rohnson Serv. Co., temp, controls Mner. Floor Surf. Mach. Co., belts

~loyd Petty, supplies

Murray Horn, labor Mary Doerr, matron Darwi-n Swartz, welding Mary Doerr, matron Ralph Ullom, janitor

Ernest White, same Sam Colvin, trans.

George Cummings, same

Frank Miller, same Hobart Lacy, same

Stanley Leslie, same Gene Bettegnier, same

Otis Miller, same Jesse Cofu same

same

--un-er Boiler Co., supplies Virginia Coa,! Coal, repairs Ind. Bell Tele. Co., serv. Cen, ind. Gas Co., serv. Ind. Gen. Serv. Co., same t.ed cross-ieia, supplies

ame

, tests

fadus. Elec. sup. Co., supplies

virile Dean, labor

i-aimers Co-Op. Co., coal Cen. .nd. Gas co., serv. Universal E-ee. Co., equip. Fclham Photo Copy Jerv., sup. Ouaran. Tire & Rubber Co., same Meyer Bros. Co., same Knapp Supply Co., same

A. E. Broan, same Sam Colvin, trans.

George Cummings, same

Frank Miller, same Hobart Lacy, same Stanley Leslie, same

Gene Bettegnier, same

Otis Miller, same

Jesse Cox, Ralph Ullo

Mary Doerr, same Ernest White, same Bert Johnson, uenv. bus body Nation-Robinson, supplies Mrs. J. S. Frank, same Whitney Myers, labor R G. Siferd, Thanksgiving address Floyd r. Petty, supplies Wanda Mansfield, same Clifford French, tests Ind. Bell Tele. Co., serv. Schwartz Paper Co., supplies Ind. Gen. Serv. Co.,

ressc cox, same

ialph Ullom, janitor'

ren. serv. Co., sei

Kiger & Co., bus pLyment

tor Service

le,

Horn, labor

Lx a w A cUUi

Standard Motor Service, labor

... * janitor

6.83 i.bu 1.70

445.33

■wbO

83.39 187.63 165.53 73.50 63.79

7.35

13.8 j 12.8.)

9.4J

24.50

3.03

62.45 190.00

6.00

34.50 18.33 15.33 20.40 15.30 823.60

7.19

|. 3.33 134.41 29.60 237.64 22.54 15.80 22.62 50.62

1.70 1.50

14.36 16.20

5.00

90.00 48.95 170.03 52.50 42.00 39.90 39.00 34.50 42.30 40.OJ 36.50 20.00 50.00 65.00 489.5£74.96

8.65 2.93

12.93

4.62 2.00

14.25

2.00

52.50 30.00 39.00 34.50 42.30 40.00 37.00 25.00 50.00 125.00 42.00 30.82

7.00

120.00

2.25

14.65 27.15 19.20

1.50

25.00

3.00

25.00 100.00 125.00 105.00

84.00 Total $260.27 70.80 REGISTER OP TOWNSHIP 78.00 ‘ INDEBTEDNESS. 69.00 July 12, 84.60 NatT. Baun, miu ui mi, ^-,4, uuiu 80.00 Due Jan. 1, 1948, Twp. Fund $18,000.00 73 Ofi ' Nqi/. 4■ 1 Q-ifl v-——-1-

Ernest WhitLawren ■eMSB

Samantha G. Burt, supplies

LeVay & Snyder, same Floyd T. Petty, same Raymond Cavanaugh, Billy Walker, same Clifford C. French, Ernest Boyer,, same

r, janitor

labor

supplies

oscoe Bailey, chwartz Pane

Mary Doerr

scoe Bail

: H

rley. repai

D. H. Goble PTinti

coal &

Co.,

rering

service deliver

in/si’ Co., supplies

Lawrence Horn, coal & deliver.

Fred Harley

ITS

ng Co., sup Inc., ins.

patncK sursa, inc., Cen. Ind Gas Co.., ser

Muncie Glass & Paint Co.

Ralph Ullom. janitor serv.

Mary Doerr, same Ernest White, same Otis Miller, tra-ns.

Gene Bettegnier, same George Cummings, same

Sam Colvin, same

Stanley Leslie, same

Jesse Cox, same Frank Miller, same Hobart Lacy, same

Ind. Gen. Serv. Co., serv. Ind. Bell Tele. Co., same Kiger & co., supplies Farmers Co-Op. Co., fuel

12.85 37.3'J

4.89 4.10

42.57 lbo.U9 62.50 25.62 62.16 16.80 127.88

5.30

70 18 14.82 ll4.iJ

5.27 2.53 1.00

105.00 84.00 - 79.80 78.00 69.00 84.60 80.00 73.00 100.06 50.0 i 62.50

5.00

20.25 24.47

6.00

10.00 11.50 13.75 17.63

7.90

150.07 71.01 780.00 20.00 62.50 23.75 18.00 16.35 96.53

5.00 5.00

14.65 38.41 25.00 26-.00 98.50 40.04

2.80

490.34 13.69

5.50

62.22 100.00 25.03 62.50 80.00 85.85 84:50 107.25 62.00 73.00 87.30 78.00 135.47 11.13 105.23 145.00

Legal Notices

NatT. Bank, rate of int. 2%, Date

Due Jan. 1, 1946, Twp. Fund 17,500.00

Jan. 1, 1936, Bo-nds, Merchants NatT. Bank, rate of int. 2 3 /4, Dat

ik, ra 1, 19

s-y4,

950, Spe. sch. fund 38,750.00

Total $74,250.00 Statement showing amount of all monies aid to the various funds of Hamilton

r ending I TOWNSHIP FUND.

Jan, 1, 1939, balance on hand $4,334.14 Receipts during year 9,689.40 Total of balances and receipts^l4,023.54 Disbursements during year 7,695.82 Final Balance $7,327.72

TUITION FUND.

Jan. 1, 1939, balance on hand $ 5,066.93 Receipts during year $21,889.68 Total of balances and receipts $26,956.61

Disbursements during year

Final Balance DOG FUND.

Jan. 1, 1939, balance on hand Receipts during year Total of balances and receipts Disbursements during year

21,933.23 $ 5,023.38

$ 1.00 727.86 $728.86 724.00

Final Bala

nee

SPECIAL SCHOOL FUND.

$ 4.86

Jan. 1, 1939, balance on hand $10,249.49 Receipts during year 23,761.03 Total of balances and receipts $34,010.32 Disbursements during year 23,173.81

Final Balance LIBRARY FUND.

$10,838.51

Jan. 1, 1939, balance on hand $214.40 Receipts during year 266.70

Total of balances and receipts Disbursements during year

Final Balance

Total balances as shown by

this report

Warranty checks outstanding, 1

$481.10 260.27 $220.83

$22,413.30

NONE

Dfec. 31,

Total balances and outstanding

warrants, Dec. 31, 1939 $22,413.30 Cash in depository, Dec. 31, 1939 $22,413.30

I. Lowell Stafford, the Trustee of Ham;on Township. Delaware Count" T - JS

do solemnly swear (or affirm:

[.'receding report of Receipts, Disburse-

Total

Balance June T County

LIBRARY FUND.

Receipts.

Jan. 1, 1939 ax Draw, co. treas. Auditor, Dec. tax draw

$23,173.81

$214.40 140.01 126.69

Total

Disbursements,

Capitol Book Store, books Clifford C. French, sup. & equip. Capitol Book Store, books

$481.10 $208.05

5.30

46.92

P-ieoeuiiig report 01 Receipts, Disbursements and Balances is true and correct, as I verily 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 the various items of expenditures credited have been fully paid in the sums stated, and without expressed r implied agreement that any portion thereof shall be retained by or repaid to me or any other person. And I further declare, and swear lor affirm) that I have received no money, nor articles of value, in consideration of any contract made by me as Trustee of this Township.

LOWELL STAFFORD,

Trustee of Hamilton Township. Subscribed and sworn (or affirmed) to before me, the Chairman of the Advisory Board of this Township, this 2nd day of

January, 1940.

ORVILLE H. BRAUN,

Chairman of Advisory Board

of Hamilton Township.

This report was received, accepted and approved by the Advisory Board of this Township, at its Annual Meeting, this 2nd

day of January, 1940. ORVILLE H. BRAUN,

J. W. LESLIE,

FLOYD E. ABRAHAM, Advisory Board ol Hamilton 2'owasUA -