Muncie Post-Democrat, Muncie, Delaware County, 14 January 1944 — Page 2

POST-DEMOCRAT, FRIDAY, JANUARY 14, 1944

THE POST-DEMOCRAT Democratic vveekiy newspaper representing *he emociats of Muncie, Delaware County and the iCth ;ongressional District. The only Democratic Newsiaper in Delaware County. Entered as second class matter January 15, 1921, it the Post Office at Muncie. Indiana, under Act of March S, 1879. PRICE 5 CENTS—$1.50 A YEAR MRS. GEO. R. DALE, Publisher 916 West Main Street Mimeie. Indiana, Friday, January 14, 1944

Gov. Charles Edison States Charges Washington, Jan. 14. — Charges that the Hoosevelt administration was keeping the Hague machine alive in New Jersey with feelings of federal patronage were being assayed here today in terms of presidential year politics. Gov. Charles Edison, retiring Democrat, who formerly was a member of President Roosevelt’s cabinet, stated the charges last Friday in citing the appointment of Dr. Edward J. Jennings, a Hague man, to be postmaster at Trenton

despite opposition by the nonHague elements of the state Democratic organization. Similarly earlier this year Mr. Roosevelt nominated to the federal bench in New Jersey former U. S. Sen. William H. Smathers who had been defeated in the 1912 elections and who was backed by Hague for the post. Edison appeared before a senate committee here in opposition to the nomination which, nevertheless, was confirmed. At a Trenton press conference Edison said that without such federal patronage, Hague “would have been a dead duck long ago—in fact that is all he is living on now.” Edison is the son of the late

Thomas A. Edison. He entered the Roosevelt administration as an official of the Federal Housing Authority, and from 1939 to 1940 he served as assistant secretary and acting secretary of the navy. He challenged Hague’s machine soon after he was elected governor of Aew Jersey in 1940. The policy of appeasing Hague has been cited by anti-Roosevelt Democrats and Republicans as an indication that the president intended to seek a fourth term since it is to he expected that the mayor will control the New Jersey delegation to the Democratic national convention this year. Edison's pointed complaint gives Republicans some useful presidential-year arguments in support of their frequent charge that the Roosevelt administration is, or has been, aligned with questionable political machines in several large cities, including New York, Chicago, Kansas City, Memphis and Jersey City. Hague was not an FRBC man— an almost forgotten alphabetical arrangement which signified “for Roosevelt before Chicago.” Instead Hague at the 1932 Democratic national convention which nominated Mr. Roosevelt for his first term was one of the stop-Roosevelt high command in company with Alfred E. Smith, former Sen. James A. Reed of Missouri, former Gov.

$l(in,81S.21 453,«';5.33

CITY CONTROLLER’S ANNUAL REPORl

1943.

Report of the City Controller of Muncie, Indiana, showing receipts and disbursements in and from the various funds and balances therein for the year ending Devember 31, 1943:

General Fund.

General Fund Receipts for 1943 Salance December 31, 1942 .... Tax settlements . Parking meters ..... $24,042.10 Animal shelter 295.00 Rent 240.00 Bus License 1,700.00 Inspections . 243.48 Parking permits 1,964.00 Traffic fines 827.00 Refund, traffic lights 1,771.76 Refund, telephone .. 1.25 Refund insurance . .32

Bldg, permits, dog tags & bicycle tags Docket fees Ta?fi : license ... i ...

Show license

1,310.80 5,395.50

240.00 200.00 33.00 105.00

2,500.00

10.00 178.80 35.90 538.44

38.00 14.40

1,941.02—8 4r,3?3. <1 7 3 21,030.20

Vacation proceedings. Electrician’s license . Sale real estate Sale of brick Misc. sales

Damages collected

Tuhey pool receipts

to general fund

Rental of equinmeat. -Refund, over payin’t Rousing authority ... Excise distribution ..

Total receipts, general fund. 1943 . • $619,487.23 General Fund Disbursements for 1943:

Ma yor.

Salary ... . $ 3,400.03 Communication and trans 121.05 Garage and motor 93:25 Office supplies . . 62.03

Controller.

Salaries .$ 6,400.00 Communication and trans 155.70 Printing and Advertising 451.43 Office supplies 515.62 Insurance and premiums 50.QP Premium on official bond 103.25 Contingencies 724.78

City Clerk.

Salaries $ 3,200.00 Communication and trans 130.14 Office supplies 137.60 Premium on official bond 20.00 1

City Judge.

Salaries ...$ 3,900.09 Salaries, temporary 470.00

Communication and trans Garage and motor Office supplies Premium on official bond

City Attorney.

Salaries $ Salaries, temporary Communication and trans. Briefs, transcripts, etc Office supplies , Official bond ....... Equipment

City Engineer.

Salaries $ Communication and trans

dvertising

Avondale sewer . Communication and t:ans. . Heat, light, power and water. Garbage contract Sewage disposal Printing and advertising ..... Repairs to buildings Repairs, equlnment Repairs, traffic lights Repair, parking meters Fuel and ice Garage and motor Official records Office sup.—Traffic Fesc, Municiral League Janitor supplies Server materials General materials' Traffic signs and posts Traffic paint and brushes .... Insurance and premiums Contingencies, etc Equipment .

Felice Department.

Salarics^^^ C? "mi. i cat

estruc:

Printing and advertising

stlons

n and tva ;::d arrrnd

ns.

liiti

Repairs

Food Garage and motor Institutional and medical ... Office supplier ... General supplies premium on official bonds ... Building and structures Equipment, meter Equipment, office

Fire Department.

Salaries Communication and trans. .. Heat, light, pewer. water Repairs .- ...

Fuel and ice

Garage and motor Institutional and medical Office supplies General supplies . Equipment

Animrl Shelter.

Salary ... . $ Communication and trans Heat, light, power & water Food Garage and motor . .... Beard of Health. Salaries $ Communication end trans Fcod Office suoplies .. Visiting Nurse Assoc. .. Weed cutting

Treasurer.

.. 2.414.59 298.77 .. 74,411.41 .. 51,250.00

188.11

. . 1.073.49 499.70

142.22

474.35 539.09

565.72

.. 3.'36.45

171.30 88.05 110.00

440.9?

98.72

230.’3 219.55

83.90

.. 0.711.62

13.00 100.00

$17’',735.33 . 1,133.05 205.65

23.93 163.72 39.10

.. C.574.05

308.40

313.31

157.70’ 357.00

40.25 101.40 88. S3

Payment of judgment Total disbursements for 1943

2.375.00

$498,160.77

Balance general Fund, December 31, 1943 $121,326.46

Park Fund.

Park Fund Receipts for 1943:

Balance December 31. 1942

Cabin rental Rent Refunds Tuhey pool receipts Tax settlements .

8S- 88531

39.04 30.00

3,431.59

489.00 ll”.''

19' 1 12.5

23 / ."

7,489< S)1

99.0'r 40 40

Official records Premium on offi

cial bond Auditor.

Salary -■

Sinking Fund Commission. Salaries $ *~ff?Pial bond

88.C

'WO,732.44

1/43.76

. 1,447,50

497.75

. 1,097.72 . 1,•'.50.65 . 1,119.67

50.03 100.55

. 2,708.48

1,560.00 70.30 391.57 219.14 226.15 2,099.96 169.27

4.9C

97.60 1.000.00 107.79 780.00 187.50 200.03 100.03 12.50

Park disbursements for 1943: Salaries ... Salaries temporary .. ... Communication and trans Heat, light, power, water Disposal instructions Repair bldgs. & strucflHrcs .... Repairs of equipment Food Garage and motor supplies Office supplies Supplies, general Insurance and premiums Playground Mowing and mowers New equipment Tuhey pool, salaries Tuhey pool, supplies

.$ 18,310.66

337.60 20.00 88.47

3.912.71

. 46.542.34 $ 09,212.31 .$ 17,499.38 . 11.762.01

232.46

2,750.31

71.95

. 2,292.00

998.00 471.23 493.62

1.733.8C

29.25 374.58

2,362.55

132.65 465.32 135.15

3.485.64 1.327.72

S 47,074.01

Balance Park Fund Decem-*"r 31. 1943 5 32.137.53 Imrrovsment District Bend Fund. Receipts for 1943: Balance December 31, 1243 $ 7,304.84 Tax settlement 10.370.43

$ 17,675.27 Disbursements for 1943: Muncie Banking Company Bends and interest payments.$ 11,275.00

Balance December 31, 1943 . $ 6,400.27 Sinking Fund Commission.

Receipts fob 1943:

Balance December 31, 1242. 3a’e of refunding bonds ..: Tax settlements

Temporary loan

sc.

Misc. re

r.V

ceip

$ 19,949.28 . 65.247.14 . 3.179.47 . 31,733.00

523.51

Disbursements for 1943: Redemption of bonds . Redemption of coupons

$151,637/0

$ 72,500.00 . 31,961.64

$ 94/81.64

Balance sinking fund commission, December 31, 1943 .$ 57,175.73 Gasoline Tax Fund. Receipts for 1943: Balance December 31, 1942 .. .$ 5,948.55

Now Under Control

Printing and advertising 43.40 Repair of equipment 5.50 rage and motor 118.33 PHlfce supplies , UBiBl

Building Commissioner.

Salaries $ 3,842,00 Communication and trans 75.95 Garage and motor supplies .... 133.84 Office supplies 29.65 Pi’emium on official bond 12.50

Common Council.

Salaries $ 3.250.00 Communication and trans 346.35 Printing and advertising 647.35 Printing, other than office supplies 148.12

Civilian Defense.

Auxiliary fire dept $ 5.00 Auxiliary police 159.47 Control center I.ITC.OO Civil Air Patrol 559.11 Women’s Div. Civ. Def 79.27

Board of Works.

Salary, board member $ 1,935:00 Salary, clerk of board 2,160.00 Salary, janitors 2,790.00 Salary, street clerk Salary, garage mechanics Salary, St, laborers

1,689.60 3,488.67 16,261.82

Port Huron, Mich., Jan. 11.—A $2,500,000 fire which swept through the Marysville factory of the Morton Salt Co., was under control today after 200 firemen battled flames in the three-story structures for eight hours. Capt. Wilbur Patrick of the Port Huron fire department said his crew reported the power house and a warehouse were the only buildings saved of the nine structures valued at $3,000,000. Fred Phillbrick, company manager, estimated the loss at $2,500,000. —,—o— San Francisco was the first city in the nation to have a civic opera house and its own permanent opera troupe.

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(Continued from ^age One) hoard of county commissioners, will seek re-nomination and another candidate will be needed in the east district of the county which is now represented by Hugh Botkin, Republican. Waldo Booher of Albany was the Democratic nominee for county fcommissioner in this district during the 1942 election. Lester E. Holloway is serving his last year as county treasurer and is prohibted by law to run for that office in 1944. William Bogir, manager of the Welfare Loan company, has been mentioned as a possible candidate by the Democrats for county treasurer. The sheriff’s office appears to have the greatest appeal among Democratic candidates so .far. Sam Gray who served one term in that office and was succeeded by Charles Snodgrass, Republican, on January first is known to be a candidate for re-nomination again this year. Fred DeElliott, former head of the city traffic department and now employed with the Warner Machine Products Company, is also a candidate for sheriff in 1944. Other possible Democartic contenders are Ray Babbitt who was defeated by Gray in the 1942 primary, and Tom Bennington, son of the late Frank Bennington who served many years as captain of the Muncie police department. Since Tom Cannon, former prosecuting attorney, is now serving in the armed forces, it is unknown who might be a candidate among the Democrats for this office. Ralph Rector, present prosecutor, will no doubt bd the G. O. P. nominee for re-election. Gene Williams may enter the Democratic primary since he had previously sought this nomination in recent years. Elmer Card and Gallon Stephens served one term each as county surveyor and coroner and may be the Democratis nominees this year for their respective offices. Lester Janney is the present county survyor and J. W. Thornburg is coroner, both being Republicans.

Joseph B. Ely, Massachusetts, and former Gov. William H. (Alfalfa Bill) Mtirray of Oklahoma. Smith bolted Mr. Roosevelt in 1936 to support Alt M. Landon, the Republican presidential nominee, but long since has become reconciled with the Roosevelt administration. Ely yesterday was reported in Boston dispatches to be seeking to head an anti-Roos-evelt slate of delegates to this year’s Democratic national convention. Hague, however, knew a trend when he saw one and' began climbing onto the Roosevelt bandwagon soon after the landslide returns of the 1932 presidential election were in. Since then, Hague has been for

Mr. Roosevelt and evidently still is so inclined. On last June 13 his nephew, City Commissioner Frank H. Eggers, speaking for the mayor said: “It would be a calamity for this country and the world if President Roosevelt was not available to sit in at the Peace conference.’ Consumer Will Get More Fresh Food Washington, Jan. 14.—The War Food Administration reported to day that civilians will have more fresh but fewer canned vegetables during the remainder of this win-

Gas tax distributions Street materials Refunds .. i... . , Rental of equipment

109,388.12 53.26 5.36 120.00

Disbursements for 1943:

Labor, material and supplies for

$115,515.29

. . .$104,539.39

Sewage works operating acct.. 44,649.11

$ 876,414.23

street improvements Balance December 31, 1942 ...$ 10,975.90 Sewage Works Bond and Coupon Redcmpticn Fund. Receipts for 1943: Balance December 31, 1942 ...$ 48,462.24 Collections 51.073.09

$ 99,535.3:1

Disbursements for 1943: Translcr of funds (Depr. acct.) $ 10,000.00' Transfer of funds . . ... 9,506.32 Transfer of funds 1,154.Off Payrolls, before transfers ... 3,149.48, Payment of bonds 19,000.00 Payment of coupons ... 33.443.63

$ 73.253.51

Balance all funds December 31, 1943 $ 287,008.90

O * *

Bonded Indebtedness of City «rf Muncie.

December 31. 1943.

General obligation bonds . . .$ 778,925.16 Improvement district bonds . 35,000.00 Disposal plant revenue bonds.. 882,000.00 Total of all indeljtedness ...$1,595,925.16

JOHN D. LEWIS, City Controller.

1-10-44.

ter than they did in the same months of last year. The aggregate average of 14 fresh-market truck crops for harvest during the winter season was estimated at 21 per cent larger than last winter. The civilian supply of canned vegetables, how ever, is 20 to 25 per cent less thao a year ago. Florida, Texas and California commercial truck farmers have indicated they plan to grow more early spring cabbage and spring onions than they did last year. Storage stocks of cabbage ami onions were said to be considerably smaller than a' year ago. The report i>n canned vegetables did not include home canning from victory gardens. The WFA said the home canned supplies would at least partially offset the smaller supply available to civilians from commercial canneries. The supply of potatoes was said to be ample to meet all demands, in contrast with the potato shortage last spring. The 1943 potato crop set an all-time record of 465,000,000 bushels. An increased supply of spring potatoes was indicated by reports

from Florida and Texas that growers would increase their acreage over last year by about 1-6. Civilian supplies of sweet potatoes and beans are about the same as a year ago, but 50 per cent more dried peas are available. o State Leads In Loan Drive Indianapolis, Jan. 14. — Indiana takes the lead for the nation by launching the $14,000,000,000 4th War Loan Drive, with state and national labor officials staging the initial rally. William Green, president of the American Federation of Labor; Jamqs B. Carey, national secretarytreasurer of the Congress of Industrial Oi’ganizations, and Ted R. Gamble, national director of the treasury’s war finance committee, spoke over a coast-to-coast (NBC) radio network. Green and Carey appear as result of the treasury’s request that organized labor take the major load in this national campaign, which opens in all other states on

Jan. 18. Gov. Henry F. Schrickei’ and Eugene C. Pulliam. Indiana war finance committee chairman, share the broadcast. Pulliam announced that although the national drive does not begin on a national scale until Jan. 18, ail bonds purchased in Indiana since Jan. 1 would be credited to the state’s quota of $233,000,000. About 600 local labor leaders will take part in directing the state campaign. Waste Paper Aid To Fire Protection

Chicago, Jan. 14.—The National Safety Council urged the public to combine the patriotism of collecting waste paper with the fundamentals of fire protection. “Thousands of fires start annually by waste paper accumulation,” said Ned H. Dearborn, executive vice-president of the council. “Giving waste paper to the war effort is one of the best fire protective measures a family can adopt.”

Balance December 31, 1943 .. .$ 23,281.82' ScTvaje Works Depreciation Account. Balance Docsmbcr 31, ;943 S 10,000.00 Sewage Works Operating Account. Receipts for 1943: Trdnaer of funds $ 9,506.32 Transfer of funds 1,164.011 Collections 64,9/1.36 Refunds 157.60 Sale of sludge 15.09 Sale of dragline 4,550.00

Disbursements for 1943:

Plant caeration, office and plant salaries '

Balance December 31. 1943

Summary of All Funds 1953:

General .fi Park fund

S 80,380.36

. S 44,649.11

$ 35;711.25

General .fund $ 619,487.23

fln ala n

Improvement district bond Sinking fund commission Gasoline tax fund Sewage works bond and coupon redemption fund Sewage works depr. acct. .... Sewage works operating acct..

Disbursements:

General fund ■Park fund Improvement district bond... Sinking fund commission Sewage works bond and coupon i redemption fund Gasoline tax fund Sewage works depr. acct

09,212.31 17,675.27 151,637.40 115,515.29 99,535.33 10.030.00 80,300.33.

$1,163,423.19, $ 498,160.77

47,074.811 11.275.001 94,461.64 78,253.51. 104,533.391 none I

Poland Considers Russian Offer

London, Jan. 13—The Polish exile government met Tuesday to consider Russia’s offer to return to Poland some 7,000 or more of the 77,700 square miles occupied Uy the Red army in 1939, and a favorable reply was , anticipated within the next 48 hours. Russia made the offer early today -as a compromise toward settlement of the Soviet-Polish border dispute, the most serious threat lo unity among the United Nations to date. The Soviets also offered to conclude a treaty of mutual

SCORE FIGHT ON SECURITY PLAN

Press Denounces Propaganda As Threat To Program ~

A propaganda campaign being waged against the medical care sections of the Wagner-Murray-Dingell social security bill by the National Physicians Committee for the Extension of Medical Service is a serious threat to the program and Democratic leaders and newspapers anxious to expand the security program are fighting back to expose the false charges. The committee, acting with approval of the A.M.A., has stooped in its propaganda campaign to “methods of misrepresentation of which a professional body should be ashamed,” charges the Chicago Sun. Senator Murray of Montana has been given support from many newspapers in his criticism of the propaganda campaign and there appears no doubt his criticism is justified. The security bill proposed a national health insurance fund, financed by contributions of employers and employes and administered by the Surgeon General with an advisory council appointed by medidal associates themselves. This insurance fund would pay doctor bills of insured workers who received medical care from members of physician panels in each community. If would also pay for certain specialist services, laboratory work and a limited degree of hospitalization. alliance with Poland against the Germans. The Polish qxile government was known to be reluctant to back down on its demand for the entire territory occupied by Russia by agreement with Germany, but wellinformed sources said the situation now had reached the stage where the Poles “must accept or shut up.” Some quarters believed it not unlikely that the Soviet offer would precipitate a Polish cabinet crisis resulting in the resignation of the present government or a complete re-shuffle, especially since the Russians attacked the incumbents as incapable. The Russians said the present j cabinet, “severed from its people,” had proved unable to establish friendly relations with the Soviet union or to organize “an active struggle against the German invaders of Poland itself.” The cabinet, “by its incorrect policy, often plays into the hands of the German invaders,” the Soviet statement said. Well-informed sources here believed Russia’s offer, which suggested the Gurzon line of 1919 as a possible Soviet-Polish boundary, would be the final gesture by Premier Josef Stalin during the war with the possibility that, if the question were left until after the war, Poland might lose much more territory. Russia broke off relations with the exile government last April 26 after the Poles had asked the international Red Cross to invests gate a German propaganda claim that the Soviets had massacred Polish army officers.

TRUSTEE’S ANNUAL KEJPORX. The Township Trustee’s Annual Report to the Advisory Board of Salem Township, Delaware County, Indiana. January, 1944, showing receipts, disbursements and balances of all Township revenues, for the year ending December 31. 1943: Township Fund. —Receipts— Balance on hand $ 943.27 Chas. W. Maupen, docket fees... 1.50 Co. Auditor, June tax draw 945.72 Raymond C. Shirey. U. S. tax.... .20 Co. Auditor, Dec. tax draw 776.99

Total $ 2,667.48

—Disbursements—

Everett Zirkle, twp. bond . $ Muncie Press, advertising Gaston News, advertising Raymond C. Shirey, sal. & exp..

Raymond C. Shirey. V. tax

Modern School Supply, supplies.. Cary Minnick. clean cemetery... Star Publishing Co., advertising.. Post-Democrat, advertising Modern School Supply, supplies.. Raym'd C Shirey. sal. less V-tax Raymond C. Shirey. V. tax .. .. Raym’d C. Shirey. sri. less V. tax Raymond C. Shirey. V. tax

Modern School Supply, supplies.

Raym’d C. Shirey. sal. less V. tax Raymond C. Shirev. V. tax

Krier & Co., sunplies . ..

Modern School Supply, supplies.. Raym’d C. Shirev. sal. ]«-s V. tax Raymond C. Shirey. withh’g tax

hirey.

Gaston News, advertising

Raymond C. Shirey, sal. less tax. Raymond C. Shirey. victory tax.. Kiger & Co., sunplies Raymond C. Shirev. sal. less tax Kiger & Co., supplies Muncie Press, advertising Post-Democrat, advert sing C. A. Modlin, notary fees Raymond C. Shirey, sa 1 riss tax Raymond C. Shirey. withh’g tax. Earl Stewart, P. M.. postage.... Kiger & Co., sunplies Raymond C. Shirev, sab less tax Raymond C. Shirev. withh’g tax. Jacob N. lennlngton, a tty. fees. Kiger & Co., twp. exp. ^ George F. Graves, salary ... Leonard Bowers, salary Joseph F. Shoemaker, salary ...

150.00 72.60 72.60 158.45 1.55 26 13 3.00 3.14 3.14 13.86 159.60

.40

79.30

.20

11.23 79.80

.20

2.90 2.65 79.60

.20

59.35 79/0

.80

1.61 79.60 0.19 59/5 4.71 1.25 79.60

.40

6.50 2.30 79/0

.40

15.00

.44

5.00 5.00 5.09

Total $ 1,490.85

Dog Fund.

—Receipts—

Balance on hand' Raymond C. Shirey, dog tax.

Raymond C. Shirev.

Raymond Raymond

Raymond onucy, uug lax ... Total $

—D'/'U'.'Dements—

r a. 4ud ! !or, surpi'in dag tax ...$ M. D ■’flinnt'’’-. bh/ra k'ffaa ... Mrs. vi ver Hi"'-". reZur* dog tax Jess oi'nge". c^'cVe"" i-'il'd Pelp'n Martin, sheon '-v’-d .. .. Jaho H. Ap’-er, shoe-i kir-ri Bev.bh Hurley, chickens killed...

C. Shirey. dog tax C. Shirey, dog fax C. Shirey, deg tax C. Shirey, dog tax

285.10 91.00 60.00 ni.no 103.00 68.00 708.10

185.10 is on

3 on

50 90 6.6.90 31.00

8.00

Total

Trit'o-a Fi nd. —R.rc-'.efs—

Balance January 2. 1943 State Avd'fcor, tuition s’'p~o-t Raymond c. Shirey. teach. Ce. Auditor, c A m. Sc’;., rov. Co.. Aud'tar intangible tax

Teachc- Retire.. Pa’Itdtili refund Ce. Auditar. adv. fa-m State Auditor, excise f x

State Auditor, voev roimburre.

..$ 316.10

retire. & int.

Co. Auditor, Juna tax dr:

Stale Auditor.

UK’ oil A u : a*7 . . tuition suveort

Raymond' C. Shirey, tria-h ret.. Co. Auditor-, rek. rev. Si int* . .. Trac’-c- Retire., H—h/, refund .. Co. Audit'’-, inta.rm;b’a tax State A—fftor. excise tax Cr Au-utn-. Bee. fax draw .. . Richlard Tp. Mad. Co., transfers

$ 4.679.50 4/17.26

282.74 429.70 397.32 27/6

1 960.00

135/2 381.81

5 "'35/3 5 ".95/0

254.33 298.58 56.05 2 , 'n.S7 3'5.73

5,469 10

69 39

Totrl

Ralph Heath, tsgchln

-DiSbys'vnents—

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■T. R. Holbmcl- teaching Martin Davis, teaching Perse Ha’so.v, teaching R A. MUhoilin, teaching Wilbur Shirey. teaching OUcne Jahrcon. teaching Maxine File worth, 'caching Eugene L. Friedt, teaching ...... Maryetta Sutton, teaching ...... Vinnie B. Ellison, teaching Elias Nelson, teaching Margaret winhe, teaching Flcrence Mutersnaugh, teaching. Lenna Feely. teaching ... Betty Jane Millikan, teaching .. Walter V/ Richman. janitor . .. Raymond C. Shirey. teach, retire. Ralph Heath. Caching less tax. J. R. Holbrook, teaching Martin Davis, teaching Berse Halcey. teaching R. A. MilhblHn. teaching Wilbur Shirey, teaching Olletie Johnson, teaching Maxine Ellsworth, teaching Irene Wean, teaching Vinnie B. Ellison, teaching Elias Nelson, teaching Matgaret Winne. teaching Florence Muterspaugh, teaching. Lenna Feely. teaching Betty Jane Millikan, teaching .. Eugene L. Friedt, teaching Mary Etta Sutton, teaching Raymond C. Shirey, V. tax Ralph Death, teach, less tax.... Byron F. Stroh. teaching Eugene L. Friedt, teaching

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J. R. Hol.b

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riedt. teach, less tax. ok. teaching

riea

Raymond C. Shirev, V. tax

bro^...

Martin Davis, teaching

Berse Halsey, teaching R. A. Milhollln. teaching Wilbur Shirey. teaching Ollfene Johnson, teaching Maxine Ellsworth, teaching Irene Wean, teaching Vi *nie B. Ellison, teaching Elias Nelson, teaching Margaret Winne, teaching Florence Muterspaugh, teaching. Lenna Feeley. teach, less tax .. Betty Jane Millikan, teaching... Byron F. Stroh. teaching Mary Etta Sutton, teaching .... Raymond Shirev. V. tax .... J. R. Hoibert, teach, less tax ... Martin Davis, teaching Berse Halsev. teaching Ft. A. Milhollln, teaching

Wilbur Shire”, teaching

.$T\872.2S ,.3 nn.co

93.75 93.56 .92.53 95.00 102.50 83.75 86.25 62.50 57.50 73.75 73.75 67.50 77.50 78.75 63.75 70.00

282.74

101.80 87.35 86.10 86.10 88.60 94.10 82.35 79.85 156.1.0 63:05 63. .75 65.69 72.69 73.85 64.85 53.69 54.60 95.80 105.80 112.10 60.60

9 00

36 14 181.10 l.OS.GO 378.60 227/0 106/0 161.10 156/0 146.10

Irene Wean, sal. adv Mary Bailey, sal. adv Mary Etta Sutton, sal. adv Vinnie B. Ellison, sal. adv Elias Nelson, sal. adv Margaret Winne, sal. adv Florence Muterspaugh, sal. adv.. Lenna Feely, sal. adv

” Millikan, ■

Betty Jana Wilbur Shire;

sal. adv..

less

90.00 87.50 88.75 81.25 81.25 76.25 85.00 87.50 77.50

Wilbur Shirey, teach, less tax... 86.80 J. R. Holbrook, teaching 82.00 Martin Davis, teaching 82.00

Elmer Posey, teaching

Byron F. Stroh, teaching i.! Berse Halsey, teaching Olline Johnson, teaching Irene Wean, teaching Mary Bailey, teaching Mary Etta Sutton, teaching Vinnie B. Ellison, teaching ..... Elias Nelson, teaching Margaret Winne, teaching Florence Muterspaugh, teaching. Lenna Feely, teaching Betty Jane Millikan, teaching ., Raloh Heath, pension refund ....

^ ^ Shirey. sal. adv.

Elmer

r Shirey. sal.

Holbrook: Sal. adv.

adv.

adv. . ac :dv.

ojorook:

Martin Davis, sal. adv. Elmer Posey, sal. ac Byron H. Stroh, sal

Posey, duv.

H. Stroh, sal. adv

Berse Halsey, sal.

Ollene Johnson, sal. adv Irene Wean, sal. adv Mary Br.'ley, sal: adv Mary Etta Sutton, sal. adv Vinnie B. Ellison, sal. adv Elias Nelson, sal. adv Margaret Winne, sal. adv Florence Muterspaugh. sal. adv.. lenna Feely. sal. adv. Betty Jane Millikan, sal: adv. .. Wilbur Shirey. sal. less tax J. R. Hotbrcok. salary Martin Davis, salary Elmer Pccey, salary Byron F. Stroh. salary Berse Halsey, salary Ollene Johnson, salary Irene Wean, salary bjarv Bailey, salary Mary Etta Sutton, salary Vinnie 3 Ellison, salary

ala

Elias Nelson.

Margaret Winne. salary

salary

Florence Mutersnaugh, salary ... Lehna Feely, salary Betty Jane Millikan, salary Elmer Posey, sal. error Raymond C. Shirey, W. tax Elmer Posey, adv. sal Wilbur Shirey. sal. less tax J. R. Holbrook, salary Martin Davis, salary Elmer Posey, salary Byron F. Stroh, sal. less tax . . Berse Ha’sey, salary Ollcrte Johnson, salary

Mary Bailey, salary

Mary Etta Sutton, salary Vinnie 3. Ellison, sainrv

Nelson, salary

Vinr

B. Ellison, salary Elias Nelson, salar

Margaret Winne, salary | Florence Mutersnaugh, salary

Lenna Feely. sal Betty Jane Milli:

salary lillikan, salary

Irene Wean, salary

Raymond C. Shirey, W. tax

Wilbur Shirey, sal. less tax

J. R. Holbrook, salary Martin Davis, salary .

salary

Elmer E. Posey, salary Byron F. Stroh, salary Berse Halsey, salary Ollene Johnson, salary Irene Wean, salary . ..

Mary Bailey

n, i sala

iviaivy cunc.y, salary Mary Etta Sutton, salary Vinnie B. Ellison, salary Elias Nelson, salary Margaret Winne, salary Florence Mutersnaugh, salary ... Lenna Feely. salary Betty Jane Millikan, salary .... Raymond C. Shirey, W. tax ....

Total !

Bond Fund. - Receipts—

Balance on hand Co. Auditor, June tax draw

88.60 75.00 76.80 82.30 54.00 72.30 7.3.55 66.05 66.05 46.25 69.80 51.50 68.30 28.03

110.00

100.00

100.00 125:00

85.00 100.00 97.50 90.00 87.50 83.75 81.23 81.25 76.25 85.00 87.50 77.51) 8 : . 30 82.00 72.00 78.60 65.00 73.89 72.30 44.00 62.30 63.55 56.05 66.05 35.25 59.80 41.50 58.30

667.90

90.00 198.80 182.00

182.00' 123.69 160.00 176.80

179.80

159.80 151.90 147.30 147.30

122.59

164.80 139.00 145.80 144.03 341.60 196.80 182/0 1.04.14 195.68 139.38 176 80

171.91

136.09 141.89 144/0 130.09

147.30

104.92 130.76

mu 123.23

341.80

ft M. Tele. Co.. Service b'ic Pe-v Co.. It. and owr.... Wal/r W P: chirr n. la.n'fnr .... toward Ts”lrr. traos-'ortation.. i , ''"-cee Cm 'rr.inp. trans rl Vd.e "xpAhog, trans Cbas. R'-aton, trans Jtlin Mowrcv. trans * flee F nh,.r. trans

T "W , s Cleveneer

pf. L’.ij . ,

T pw|s cie!rn'"t bus chassis Os—r Hce'-tnu, fretet t Nettie a. Ma”. transfer titles....

■’chman. ees end rii ..... "'•’••p”. s'oru-c

w . aa Welch Mf'”. Co., dmloma.s

p«et, R'-rv.. service... 'ncredit Cm-p.. ins. *.

RetirCa- Co., "aint Aenm C''em , C"l Co . surw W. E. V/a-'cn/r. controller, tc-ts Mc/'rn Sch-~i Srnnly, equip.

AS, E Pnwe n-*.. chesterfield Tbr

Ravmnnd c. shirev. v. tax

'-us Brcnnenbara; repairs Tcivhv .Qh-ewini-er. gae end oil .. Wa’t?” W. Richman, lanitor ... D. ft I'ff Tele. Co.,,sR”vice C V. Pearsnn, -enaira D e'horr 1 photo Serv., men. naner n nbll- Serv. Co.. It. and pwr r ee O. Ngi-d tests Wfiitc” w. Richman; 'an'tor .... ’'"'•rpnn'’ O. shirev. v. t-x . ..

waiter W. Richman. Ur

T7;r„if*T* w.

SknrJ-c Co.. If. end nw-, . Nun "kton rahcir-'orics, reuairs. '"’cri F. Losh. renairs fforfctown T br. Co., mcai-s . c Rhirev, R. t-v Wa’ter w. Riehmav. janitor Nettie Ma". bus title

. .$23,825.75

827 11 598.88 497.01

—D i s b u r s e m e n t s—

State Bk., bond & int. S State Bk., bond & int.

. . .$ 1,923.00

578.75 570.90

York town Yorktown

Total $ 1,148.75 Victory Tax Fund. —Receipts— Raymond C. Shirev, tax deduct. $ 100.70 Yorktown State Bk., tax refund 11.40 Raymond C. Shirev. V. tax 99.71 Raymond C. Shirey, V. tax . ... 2.40 Raymond C. Shirey. V. tax 94.80 Raymond C. Shirey, V. tax 07.60 Raymond C. Shirey, V. tax 11.40 Raymond C. Shirey, V. tax 7.40 Raymond C. Shirey, V. tax 1-40

Total

Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond

Total .

Withholding Tax Fundi

—Receints—

Shirev. W. tax ...

$ 426.81

Shirey, Shirey, Shirey, Shirey,

W. tax W. tax W. tax W. tax

—b.sbursements

s—

Collector Inter. Rbv., tax naid.. March. Nb.t’l Bank, tax paid. . Mcrch. Nat’l Bank, tax paid...

Tolal

33.40’ 29.33 8o7.no 353.80 362 80

$ 1,451.80 .$' 68.20

667.00 353.33

$ 1,089.00

Special School Fund.

—Receipts—

Balance on hand $ 6,299.2,5 D. P. Pearson, sale tynewrlters.. 87.00 Co. Auditor. June tax draw 6,037.26 O. C Marsh, bus body ... 2,090.00 Co. Auditor. Dec. tax draw .... 4,972/9 Nettie R. May, refund license... 25.00

Total $17,331.00

—Disbursements—

Public Service Co.. It. and pwr. $

Childs

teachi n, teac *, tea cl

Ollene Johnson, teaching

jchi

Maxine Ellsworth, teaching Irene Wean, teaching Vinnie R. Ellison, teaching Elias Nelson, teaching Margaret Winne. teaching Florence Muterspaugh, teaching. Lenna P ely. teaching Betty Jane Millikan, teaching ... Marv Etta 3i.itfob, teaching Byron H. Stroh, teaching Raymond C. SMrey, v. tax . . . Betty Jane MMlikan. teach. 1.

tax

HHV an. t

Mary Etta Sutton, t-aching Byron F Stroh. teaching Raymond C. Shirey, V. tax Irene Wean, teach, less tax ... Raymond C. Shirey, V. tax Irene Wean, teach, less fax .. Raymond C. Shirey. V. tax .... Lenna Fleely. error neiision Irene Wean, t n ach. less tax . . Raymond C. SMrey. V/. tax . . Raymond C Shirey. retirement Wilbur Shirey. teach, less tax.. Raymond C. Shirey, W. tax ... Wilbur Shirey. sal. adv . J R Holbrook, sal. adv Martin Davis, sal. adv Elmer Posey, sal. edv Byron F Stroh. sal. adv Berse Halsey, sal. adv Ollene Johnson, sal. adv

132:69 142/9 121 19 149.10 142.60 123.60 138.85 112.10

195.76

181.1.0 178.60 178.60

231.60

196 60 171.10 166.1.0

159.10 1

149/0 142.60 131.10 159.10 152:60 133/0 155.10 147/0 92/0 125.72 155 10 147/0

sups. ...

Chesterfield Lbr. Co., lumber . Modern Sob. Sup., equip. & sups. Chas. Schribher’s Sons. sups. ... Ir.d. University, film service . .. J. S. Fear is & Bro., sups. T ,<*e o. Baird, tests World Book. Cq., sues Swanger Printery. sups Kiger & Co., suns Martin Davis, shop equip D. ft m. Trie. Co., service Public Service Co.. It. and oWr.. P'otoer Equitable T ns.. Co., ins... A’.-JaN chemical Co. suns Walter W. Richman. lanitor ... Noward Tavlor. trensmrtation... Rosace Cummins, trans. Clyde Rindling. trans Chas. Heaton, t-ans John MoWrey, trans Atlen Rinker. trans. tewis Clevenger, trans Oscar Richman. gas and oil .... Roy Carr, gas and nil Kirbv Shoemaker, gas. reps Raymond C. Shirey. V. tax .... T) ’irst P.ancredit Corn., insurance. wire- Cor”., p-itlngiilriieirs HUntin"'t abnretories, suns.

.qiviWaV r-—

Mch. O., repairs. TMrhman, elec, motor.

WeUer

159.19 | Walt,c- T Richman, janitor 6.40 ) Paill i T -—a~ sups 158.19j R, A. MtlVeMin. sups.

33.41

6.20 5.53

129.15 20.81 39.95 15.53 23 86

8.43 8.50 9.30

24:51

6/3

64 98 112.90 48.91 65.19 23/0 75 90 74.80 30/0 22.99 63/9 89.99 11/8 11.59 39.1/

4.80

126 48 46.24 32/1 31/9

8.09

67/9

4 rq

U. S. Chemical Co., sups A. E. Boyce Co., sups Osoar Richman, gas and oil .. Roy Carr, gas and oil Chesterfield Lbr. Co., lumber . Roscoe Shroyer, fuel Kirby Shoemaker, gas, repairs Allen Simblest. dictionaries ...

Walter W. Richman, janitor Raymond C. Shi-ey, V. tax American Book Co., sups. .. Public Serv. Co.. It. and pwr..., Ball Mem. Hosoital, X-ravs .... Walter W. Richman, janitor ... Howard Taylor, transportation

Roscoe Cummins.

Fiddling,

trans.

Clyde Ffndling, trans. . Chas. Heaton, trans. .. John Mowrey, trans. ., Atlee Rinker, trans. ... Lewis Clevenger, trans. Ravmcnd C. Shirey. V. Roy Carr, aas and oil Cercv Plchirnn. ga:

C’.': flpvi

T '.irbv Shcc

tax

and oil

Robt. R.-j*we'.'. sanitation T "irbv Shnc">- kor. gas and oil Waiter w. Rlehmen. lanitor T> /- n f

mr. trans.

W, Lvi n Rrrititisoii. cam. ’fti-'cl RJch-mtl. matron C'yde Find ling, bus ch-ssis

ivds

akr..

37.91

1.50

13.93 22.40 31.20 553/1 23.80 17.04 67.60

2.40 3.72

61.33

6.00

67.60 28.80 75/0 74.80 30.00 22.00 63/0 89.00

2.40

18.80 16.35 35.00 25 89 67/0

6/5

53/4 67/9 29/0 75.0' -4 go 30/0 2/99 63 m 89/0 31/9 199 99 399/9 3Q9 90

2/0 3/0

14/9

a; no

J hr. Co . correction.

1«v' ‘

T verte Wem, Raymond c.

csrv t., Rich'nan. suns,

esns Brmirtenb«

ev.

. su

5<i 41

Mr th

Day

Year

Number

Amount

e/0

July

1943

252

$ .01

eg 7*

Nov.

1043

431

147.30

91 .V

Dec.

1M3

429

0.50

1A ^

Dec.

5 M3

469

18.50

A1 —

Dec.

194.3

475

139.23

54 *11

Dec.

1243

481

130.09

VAS

Dec.

1943

433

3 34.82

31 -n

Dec.

1943

435

131.11

,1/5

Dec.

1943

437

08.60

4 B(1

Dec.

1943

495

65.00

40 oq

Dec.

1943

502

32.15

1/0

Dec.

1943

503

145.00

Dec.

29 '

1943

504

27.60

5n.ro

Dec.

1943

505

5.00

5. rip;

Dec.

1943

506

5.00

s.iin

Dec.

1943

507

5.00

baol Shop]”. Pnuip.... RJchm.am janitor ...

Childs Kiger

tet

OO.. .aims. 'VWorth, Mastering ... . Richman. janitor . ..

Chas. A. Penze’. books

ft S/n, bldg. reps.

& OO.. sun*. Walter Ray

Waite” W. R’ehman. janitor tnd. Univorslt”. film service Public Serv. Co., It. and pwr. .. dunator Progress League, suns. . Walter W Richman. 'anitor .. Raymond O. RRi-oy. Pel., less tax

irey. W tax ...

Rover Moore, repair boiler ...... Walter W. Richman. labor R. ft Aft Tele. Co., service Dale printing Co., printing . ... Yorktown Lbr. Co., rep. bldg. .. Claude G. Jones, renairs First Rancredit Corn., ins. . ... Brbbs-Merrill Co., sups. Pilvcr-Burdctte Cq.. suns Cari Stout, filling extinguishers. Pub'ic s»7V. Co.. It. and pwr. .. Katie Bricker. labor Derricks MdCashlin. mowing ... Walter W. Ri-bman, janitor . .. Raymond C. Shirey. W. tax Kirby Shoemaker, bus repairs... Paul Honpes. bus storage Walter W. Richman. janitor ..... Katie Bricker, labor Nettie A. May, bus licenses D. ft M. Tele. Co., service Everett Eirkle. auto insurance.. Walter W. Richman. janitor Public Service Co., It and pwr. .

R. F. Marsh, fuel . .

Pa”i Hcn-es, insurance Grieger Chev. Co., ran. bus Raymond C. Shirey. V. tax Walter W. Richman. salary Katie Bricker. salary . Jacob M. Strite, transnortation.. Roscoe Cummins, trans Ralph Moreland, trans Chas. Heaton, trans. John Mowrey. trans Ous Bronnchberg. trans niumhv-Runtz Lbr. Co., renairs. Wilbur Shirev, rep, duplicators.. Chas. V. Fort, gas and oil Johnson Floor Cov.. table top .

A. A. Betterton, gas and oil Rirbv Shoemaker, gas a Edna Ballinger, magazin

and reps.

Ch-s. Modlin. labor

Wilbur Shirev. light bulbs J. P 1-e.hr. repairs ■ .... .. Riblic Serv. Co., street lights ... Kiger & Co., sups. . . Nation-Robinson Co., suns Amer. Art Clav Co., sups Walter W. Richman, janitor .... D. ft M. Tele. Co., service Aforris-Bibler. stoker reps Guarantee Cleaners, cleaning ... Chas. Schribr.er’s Sons, SUPS. Public Servxe Co., It. and owr.. Murnhy-Kuntz Lbr. Co., sups..,. Al-Jax Ci-e””ic9l Co., suns Walter W. Richman, mnitor .... Rros-ce Cummins, transportation. Katie Bri-ker. matron Jacob J: M. Strite, transport. .. Falnh Moreland, trans Chas. Heaton, trans John Mowrev. trans Gits Bror.uenburg. trans chas. V. Fort, gas and off Otho Brandon, renairs . Kirby Shoemaker, reps., gas, oil A. A. Betterton, gas. oil Decker's, Inb.. dictionary School Service Co., sups Kiger ft Co., sups, and equip. .. R. F. Marsh, fuel Chas. Painter, mowing R. F. Marsh, fuel • Ro»er Moore, mowing iValter W. Richman. janitor .... D ft M, Tele. Co., service Ds’a. Co. Medic. Assn., exams. .. GUs Bronnenberg. reps. . School Service Co., sups Central .Scientific Co., sups R. E. Marsh, fuel Public Service Co., It, and owr... Walter W. Richman. janitor Fffie Grove, clerk hire Katie Bricker. matron ... ... Roscoe Cummins, transportation. Jacob J. M. Strite. trans Raloh Moreland, trans Charles Heaton, trans

John Mowrey. trans.

6.49

i /l 114 Oq 38 09 25-4 89 196.89 23,29 119/9 1/9.00 190.00 125.00

85.00

100.00 97.50

D. ft Aft Trie. Co., se-vice Rsvmord c. shire”, al rax T 'i*l;c Per”. Co. It. and pwr.... Wm. Edgell. sups Waite" AY. Richman, janitor .. .. Howard Taylor, transu-rtatlon... Rosace Cummins, trans Clyde Eindling, trans Chas. Heaton, trans John Mowrey, trans Atlee Rinker, trans Lewis Clevenger, trans Raymond C. Shirey. V. tax ..... First Bancredit Corp., ins. .....

Gus Bronnenberg. trans. . 2 40 Kiger Service Co., rens 5 79 | cih.as. y. Eort. gas and oil .. 2/9 | a. A. Betterton, gas and oil 49/9 I Rnirmond C. Sbirey. tax .. 47 9-’|Kirbv Shoemaker, gas. oil. 67/9 •'• - • — ‘mMU

08/n 75/0 74.89 30.00 22/0 63/9 80/9

2 19

151 61

reps.

Muncie Excavating Co., work . Trene AVean. H. Ec. eauip J E. E. Prillaman, locks Quarrie Corp., world book Muncie Excavating Co., work ... Kiger ft Co., equip, and sups. .. D. ft M. Tele. Co., service Walt’r W. Richman. janitor r,.,hi . Service Co.. It. and pwr. . R P Marsh, fuel

3 29 55 a« 94.4a 58/9 4 99 S9/9 159.5” 5.8/9 m 52/9 13/6

.99

58/0 3.90 1.15 2.55 55 33 2i 99 58.90 6.19 9/4 10.75 58/0 79/0 3.60 17/4 59.90 3.00 14.19' 2.00 15.00 52.19 10:3,0 40/5 2.9,5 6 no 15.59 2.50 1 58/0 2.20 39.7/7 .38.00 38 00 22.50 26.25 3.10 102.50 68/0 6.72 63.20 69.00 12.50 3.40 68.90 20.00 65.00 110.03 65/0 65.00 65.03 65.00 3.95 5.00 10.75 4.03 21.90 115.67 68.25 1.50 5.80 14.00 23.40 83.33 12.73 6.00 68.60 5.75 169.39 4.00 19.27 97.7? 52/6 3.41 68/0 110:00 20.00 65/9 65/0 65/0 65.09 65/0 18.90 21.25 155.46 42.20 20.00 3/7 172.00 97.81 7.50 89/9 7.00 68.69 7.45 21.00 1.00 3.17 12.32 59.77 51.42 68.69 36.90 20.00 119.90 65.00 65.00 65.00 65:00 65/0 3/0 1P.09 24.75 14.80 48.25 95.90 30/6 3.30 72/0 99.59 165.71 5.15 68/0 60.62 34.27

Total ..$1,026.04 Statement showing amount of all moneys paid to the various funds of Salem Township. of Delaware County, dmbursements therefrom and balances remaining thereip far the year ending December 31, 1943: Totals of AH Funds. Jan. 1, 1943, balances on hand... $12,946.40 Keeeip’V during y«kr .. “ ■"***-:*. 41,908.30 Total of balances and receipts.$54,854.70 Disbursements during year 40,788.16

Final balances Township Fund. Jan. 1, 1943, balance on hand.. Receipts during year

Universal Elec. Co., sups Walter W. Richman, janitor . Katie Bricker, matron Effie Grove, clerk Jacob J. M. Strite, transp. .. Roscoe Cummins, trans

Chas. S. Heaton, trans John Mowrey, trans Guy Bronnenberg. trans Hollie Manning, labor Raymond C. Shirey. tax Muncie Excavating Co., labor Muncie Excavating Co., work A. A. Betterton, gas and oil Kiger ft Co., sups Total Library Fund. —Receipts— Balance on hand Cc. Auditor, June tax draw . Co. Auditor, Dec. tax draw ..

4.45. 58.60 20,00 72 00 65.00 110.00 65.00 65.00 65.00 65.00 35/0 20.80 90.00 88.00 32.15 27.16

Total

—Disbr-’cements—

Nelson Publish•.nk Co., books Breeders’ Pvbl*.-niton, i’-'"’''-AA'ilr-x ft Feilci.c Co.. .. Haico'.rt, Brace ft Co.

books books

V'ci'X ft Fol'*tt Co., bco’rs , Wilcox & Follett Co., books ,

.$12,190.04

2.17 148.00 124.08 274.25 10.00 10 50 67.50 1.35 28.95 7.56 145.00

Total $ 270.86 Register of Township Indebtedness.

Date of losue Mo. Day Year.

June 20, 1030 — Bonds in favor of M-r-•hants Nafonal Bank, $7,000; rate of interest, 3Vb per cent; $500 due January 1 and Julv 1: unpaid, $3,500. List cf Outstanding Warrant-Checks close of year ending December 31st, 1042:

.Date of Issue

$14,066.54

..$ 943.27 1,724.21

Total of balances and receipts.

Disbursements during year ....

Final balance

Dog Fund.

Jan. 1, 1943, balance on hand. Receipts during year Total of balance and receipts. . Disbursements during year

.$ 2,667.48 . 1,490.85

. .$ 1,176.63

..$

285.10 423.00

703.10 346.10

Final balance

...$ 362.00

Tuition Fund.

Jan. 1, 1943, balance on hand....$ 4,679.50 Receipts during year 25,192.76

Total of balance and receipts. .$29,372.26 Disbursements during year 23,825.75

Final balance $ 6,046.51 Bond Fund. Jan. 1, 1043, balance on hand... $ 827.11 Receipts during year 1,095.89

Total of balance and receipts..$ 1,923.00 Disbursements during year $1,143.75

Final balance $ 774.25 ( Victory Tax Fund. Jan. 1, 1943, balance on hand.... None Receipts during year $ 426.81

Total of balance and receipts. Disbursements during year

426.81 426.81

None

Final balance

Withholding Tax Fund.

Jan. 1, 1943, balance on hand None Receipts during year $ 1,451.80

Total of balance and receipts $ 1,451.80 Disbursements during year 1,089.00

Final balance $ 362.80 Special School Fund. Jan. 1, 1943, balance on hand....$ 6,209.25 keceipcs during year 11,321.75

Total of balance and receipts. .$17,531.00 Disbursements during year 12,190.04

Final balance $ 5,340.96 Library Fund. Jan. 1, 1943. balance on hand ...$ 2.17 Receipts during year 272.08

Total balance and receipts Disbursements during year ..

274.25 270.86

Final balance S 3.39 Total balances as shown by this report. $14,068.54. Warrant-checks outstanding December 31, 1943, $1,026.04. Total balances and outstanding warrants, December 31, 1943, $15,092.58. Cash in depository December 31, 1943, $15,092.58. I, Raymond C. Shirey. the trustee of Salem Township, Delaware County, Indiana, do solemnly swear (or affirm) that the preceding report of receipts, disbursements and baldness 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 that the various items of expenditures credited have been fully paid in the sums stated, and without express or implied agreement that any portion thereof shah be retained by or repaid to me ar any other person. And I further declare, and swear (or affirm) that 1 ha

made by RAYMOND C. SHIREY, •Trustee of Salem Township. Subscribed and sworn (or affirmed! to before me, the Chairman of the Advisory Bbard of this Township, this 4th day of January, 1944. GEORGE O. GRAVES, Chairman of Advisory Board of Salem Township. This report was received, accepted, and approved by the Advisory Board of this Township at its annual meeting, this 4th day of January, 1944. GEORGE O. GRAVES, LEONARD BOWERS, JOSEPH F. SHOEMAKER, Advisory Board Salem Township.

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