Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 31, Number 207, Decatur, Adams County, 1 September 1933 — Page 2

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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS, ! BUSINESS CARDS, AND NOTICES $ ♦ FOR SALE FOR SALE ■— 250 Blk English I White Leghorn pullets about 121 weeks old. Price reasonable. Also several hundred chicks two weeks old. Cheap while they last. Call 497, Decatur Hatchery. FOR SALE—About 175 bushels of j extra good yellow corn. H. M. Crownover, Monroe phone. 205-gSt FOR SALE—Melons, Henry Yake, Decatur route 2, Crainville phone, m-w-f 3tx FOR SALE or RENT—6 room houee corner S. 11 and Elm St. Inquire 133 S. 11th St. jO6-3tx FOR SALE—IO shoals. Also Ford ton truck or will trade for trailer W. M. Kitson, route 4, Decatur. 205-3tx FOR SALE —Bicycle tires 75c 85c 98c and 31.25. Porter Tire Co., 341 Wincheeter St. 205-3 t FOR SALE—Albestos Brake Lining motor oil and piston rings. Porter Tire Co. 341 Winchester St. 205-3 t FOR SALE—Pickles. 50c a basket. One good double disk. Phone 861 J R. R. Speakman. 206-3 t FOR SALE—Fresh load of Michigan plums, Lombards, Marcels, Green Gage, Friday morning Phone | 320, Brunnegraff Grocery. 206-g2t \ PRIVATE SALE of Household ' Goods. Call between the hours j of 9 a.m. and 8 p.m.. 433 South Ist! st. Mrs. J. A. Smith. 205t3x FOR SALE-Pickles. 60 cents a bushel. C. O. Manley, 4 miles east and ’» mile south of Monroe. 205g3t FOR SALE—Two cases of NIBROC paper towels. Just the thing for the school, public or office wash room. The best towel made. Size 10x15 inches. Will sell at bargain. Decatur Daily Democrat. Phone 1000. 205-6tx WANTED WANTED —High school girl 16 i years old or over to assist in light house work in exchange for board and room. Phone 1077. a 205t3 WANTED TO BUY—Horses, cattte, sheep or hogs. Phone 386. E.J. Ahr. 207-aGtx WANTED—Canner and cutter cows Also fresh cows and springers. Have horses and mules for sale or ! trade. L. W. Murphy. Phone 22. 174-g-ts I FOR RENT FOR RENT—A five-room furnished modem flat. Heat furnished Call phone 79. 205-k3t FOR RENT —Two furnished strictly modern rooms, private bath. 607 West Monroe St., phone 456. 206-3 t FOR RENT —Strictly all modern house in Preble. A. D. Suttles, agent. 207-g3t ■ FOR RENT —6 room strictly modern house on Mercer avenue. Rent reasonable. Call 227. 206-g3tx o LOST AND FOUND LOST —Yellow Persian kitten. Reward. Finder call 717. 207-g3t o Opening Penny Dance Sat. night. Also Penny dance Sunday. Sunset Park. IF you want to be “sitting pretty” after a blowout get yourself some Explosion Our Explosion Policy costs little ■ad it covers damage due io blast* aaOwlr as well as inside the bouse, issued by the dependable Autoswobile Insurance Company of Hartford, Coon. Aetna Life Insurance Co. Aetna Casualty and Surety Co. Aetna Automobile Ins. Co. Suttles-Edwards Co. Agent*. Decatur, Ind. Phone 358 Lfiinillll I

MARKETREPORTS DAILY REPORT OF LOCAL AND FOREIGN MARKETS BERNE MARKET Corrected Sept. 1 No commlMiob ana no yardage. 170 to 230 lbs. 14.10 140 to 170 lbs ... |3.90 230 to 2«O lbs 33.85 ■ 380 to W lbs. $3.40 I 300 to 350 lbs 3.10 j I 100 to 140 lbs $3.00: Roughs 2 25 Stags 1.25 Vealers 7.00 Lambs 6.00 Decatur Produce Company Egg Market No. 1, dozen 15c No. 2, dozen 9c No. 3, dozen 7c Fort Wayne, Sept. I.—(U.R)Livestock: Hogs steady; 200-225 lbs. 425: 225-250 lbs. 405; 250-275 lbs. 385; 275-300 lbs. 360; 300-350 lbs. 340; 160-200 lbs. 415; 150-160 lbs. 390; 140-150 lbs. 365; 130-140 lbs. 385; 100-130 lbs. 3; roughs 275; stags 175. Calves 7; lambs 675. East Buffalo Livestock Hogs on sale, 19,800, including | 17,000 on government order: mar-1 ■ ket dull; scattered sales to ship- ] pers 5 to 10c lower, packers in- 1 active; desirable 170 to 210 lbs., I I $4.60-4.10; 240 to 260 Tbs., quoted | at $4.25-4.40; 110 to 150 tbs. $3.75- ! 1 4 or 4.J0. Cattle receipts 200; holdovers,l 175; plain grass sters predominating, practically nothing done; tendency lower; cows and bulls weak to 25c lower; cutter cows $1.502.25. Calf receipts 360; vealers unchanged; good to choice $8: top $8.50; common and medium $6-7; weighty calves $4-6. Sheep receipts 1.000; lambs fairly active, steady; good to choice, $7.50; medium kinds and handy weight bucks $6.25; throwouts $5-5.50; extreme downward to $4 | and below. CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE Sept. Dec. May Wheat 85% 89*4 84 Corn 48% 54% 60% Oats 37 40% 43% LOCAL GRAIN MARKET Corrected Sept. 1 No. 1 New Wheat, 50 lbs. or better ;.... 74c No. 2. New Wheat 58 lbs 73c Old Oats ....... 30c New Oats 28c White or mixed corn 55c Good Yellow Corn 60c o COURT HOUSE Real Estate Transfers William L. Swinford, et ux to Everett Swinford, 50 acres of land in ■ Wabash township for SI.OO. Marriage License Floyd Hennings, teacher of Waterville, Ohio and Irene Crockett, teacher, Grand Rapids, Michigan. Walter A. Smith, filling station operator, Dearborn, Michigan and Sylvia Hahto, Dearborn, Michigan. The livestock sale of Fred 1- Schurger’s consists of livestock raised bv him on his own farm. It is not a community sale. 207t2 Stockholder* Meeting Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the Stockholders of the ( Itizens Telephone Company of Decatur, Indiana, will be held at the oft ice of the secretary of said company, in the city of Decatur, Indiana on Monday. September 4. 1333 at seven o'clock p. m. for the purpose of electing: five directors to serve for the ensuing: year and for the transaction of other business as may be properly brought before said meeting. Herman F. Ehinger, 'y. FARM LOANS j We have on hands applications for FEDERAL FARM LOANS I For full information cal! at I SCHURGER ABSTRACT CO. - — For Better Health See Dr. H. Frohnapfcl Licensed Chiropractor and Naturopath Phone 314 104 So. 3rd st. Neurocalometer Service X-Ray Laboratory Offlc- Hours: 10 to 12 a. m. 1 to 5 p. m., 6 to 8 p. m. N. A. BIXLER OPTOMETRIST Eyes Examined* Glasses Fitted. HOURS: 8:30 to 11:30 12:30 to 5:00 Saturdays* 8:00 p. m. Telephone 135.

I < claim* to he AI.I.OUED SKITEMIIEH I, 1H33 Fort Wayne Pt<. Co Os. Sup. 93.70 City of Decatur L At P. 82,15 Citizen© Telephone Co plvone 7U.86 i DtK'aiur Democrat Co. adv. 173.7 9 i' i.iiik i i j i:. A C Co. of sup o Milton C Weriing postage . 9.18 Cleo V. Weriing deputy hire 35.00 Margaret Myers Auditor ex. -’.09 M. D. Field do x 15.V0 Mary Cowan deputy hire 15.0 n John Wechter up ex. . 7.2 V John Wechter <!s • 6.00 A. It. Ashbaucher do 2.30 Dr. J. M. Miller Sheriff ex 3.00 Clifton 11. Striker sal. postage 190.67 j. \\ . \ iz.ii i «a1.1• \ 16.11 Henry 14. Heller do 41.66 Irene Byron sanatorium 81.Ou ' I’rcile Chase drainage ex 15.00 ' i Ernest Re 9lieldeffer B of R 16.00 Glen Cowan do 15.0 J Winfred Gerke do . 15.00 ' Harry Sipe salary 50.0 U i Charlie Slusher court h ’Use .50 The P & H. Supply Co do ........ 171.53 1 Yost Boon do 123.vv • ».,*•;s B-hII.' <I < > I Decatur P. A- H. Co. do 262.6a Gaffer & Debolt du 31.50 Stevens & Rex do ■ 40..>0 Kiting Bros, do . 4V.OV A. R. Ashbaucher jail 135.0 V Sanco Prod Co. do 65. Cs Nor. Ind., Pub. Ser Co do 18.83 Edward’s Studio do - Theo B. Robe<*ton P. Co. do d..»0 Berne Wltne> "legal adv 107.51 J. F. Felty salary 10 4.aS Robert J. Zwick inquest -’9J»V Burl Johnson board prisoners 26A0 rouxMiir poor Dr. G. J. Kohne Union 7r».00 Geo. Apple man do . «.6® Adams County Hospital do 30,55 Fisher & Harris Root H-? Dr. G. J. Kohne du ; The Home Grocery do C. A. Bell do -®® Holthouse Schulte Co do H. P. Schmitt do --J® Nichols Shoe Store do Adams County Hospital Preble 36.60 J. C. Grandstaff Kirkland 10.-»O Ralph Shady do JOO j. \V. Vizard St. Marys I®-;® Acker Bros, do Adams County Hospital do lOO.AJ Dr. C. C. Karl <Jo H. H. Everett do J:"; 'Dr L E. Som.r» Washington IU.OO 8. k Black do ‘ Dr. S. I> Beaver* do . ' Xdams County Hospital do .. . I Dr. Mangold do J " The Kroger Store do J If- lO’to* j IL H. Lammiman do Dr. J. M. Miller do Dr. G. J. Kohne do ' Dr. Palmer Eicher do Robert E. Daniels do Nichols Shoe Store do Home Grocery do Rd. J. Miller do Fisher & Harns do 'JGeo Appleman do ° •- S. E. Hite do - t Adams County Hospital B. C. 148... Dr. C. C. Rayl do John A. Meyers Monroe Ferd Ta-bler do f* 0 | Jiohn Badders do .... 1 H. E. Rupert do ’• Albert Steiner trench , Kroger G. B. Co Hartford 4.<W Dr. C. R. Price do I?/*! The Hub Hartford - ’J Perry Glendening do **• • Wells Bros. Wabash Adams County Hospital do Snvders Grocery do Central Gnocery do ■ Adams County Hospital Jefferson ■ ■*' Dr. C. R. Price do . 11 COl NTI INFIRM IKY J. A. Kiess tractor repair 13.<0 Economy P. Co. Med. Treatmen 41. Indiana Reformatory op exp Dr Burt Mangold do , The Limo Chemical Co do .... Sanco Prod. Co. do w. 28 Western Oil Co do 28.80 Schmitt Meat Market do 31.24 Sarno Products Co do Standard Oil Co. do 5-33 Millers Bakery do 24.7 J Niblick & Co do 23.J6 Harold Martin do *®-T2 Fisher Ar Harris do 5J.11 Sam Bailor Labor Wm. Mitchell do 3.00 Rev. A. M. Clauser do 4.6® Raymond Heiman do T-50 John Hirschy do 2.40 Chalmer Reber do E"? Charles Cook do 4.8» IjHwrence Smith do 5.25 Ire McßrMe do 3.00 Dan Neireiter d-» E®® I Charles Margan do 2.25 Esther Lusk do 35.00 Florence Lengerich do — 35.00 Herbert La*Fonta.ine do 35.00 August Margan do 35.00 August Walter Repair 18.65 bo tRD or <u nun Caroline Habegger Mother’s Aid 5.00 ' Marie Anderson do 10.00 Edna Ray do 10.00 Mary Hazelwood do 10.00 Charlotte Gepiiaxt d«o 5.00 Mrs. Ehinger (Trustee) 5 00 Ida Hirschey mother’s aid 5.00 Pearl Reed do 5.00 Anna Ripberger do 20.00 Mabeline Dunn do 5.0 n Mary McClure do .... 10.00 Mary Myers do 10.00 Deuretta Whitman do 5.00 Florence Bollinger do 15.00 Laura Beerbower do 5.00 Olive Reynolds do 10.00 J Merle Bristol do 10.00 Alice Waiter do 5.00 Della Debolt do — 5.00 Margaret Leichtle do 5.00 Elizabeth Hodle do .... 10. no Madelena Liby do 5.00 Mary Arnold do 5.00 Ft. Wayne Orphan Home B. G. 223.50 W. Guy Brown Mileage 14.14 HIGHWAY REPAIR Dimtriet No. 1. Wm. H. Bittner Labor 58.00 Harold Stevens do 12.05 Russell. Ramsey do 13.00 A. K. Burger labor team .... 24.00 iMartin Bientz do 19.50 Ralph Clevenger do 12.60 John Bittner labor 2.00 Hugo Blakey do 2.60 Clarence Derseh do 15.00 Marshel Mclntosh do 22.00 Jesse Sheets Clem Hardware Co material 16.25 District. No. 2 Hugo Gerke labor team 33.6? • I . (i,> 18.95 Meri< a do ’ 4.50 Louis Hoile do 1L25 Otto Fuelling labor 4.60 Raymond Fuelling do ... 4.60 Robert Gerke labor team 7.85 Henry Gerke do T.OO Rudolph Fuelling do — 2.25 Herbert Hobrock do 4.50 Henry Ostermeyer Labor 5-40 James Alsman do 8.00 Harold Tieman do 2.00

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT FBIDAY. SEPTEMBER L I ,| U -

;| Dlsirirl No. X Aug Hlunirnberg labor Wm. Hue tier du Gerhard. Bultemeler labor team 8.00 . A. C nhagen do 800 ? Amok! nklng labor • " ’ Herman Bultenieire do - Arnold Stoppeiihag«*n do 9.a0 ' Herbert Bloinenberg labor team 4.00 ' Ed Borne labor 5.20 S. F. Fuhrman do . 25.60 ' Elmer, Fuhrman do 3.00 Otto Hartman Labor team x "" John Hilgeman do 8.00 ’ Jess Schlickman labor Loo ' Arthur Hartman lala»r team 3.00 Otto Wefel labor 16.20 . Philip Strahm do 1 Charley Bittner Libor teyjn HnroM Strahm do 10.00 ’ Gerald Sheets do 8,00 District No. • J. A. Hower labor 4;» . • ' S. D. Henshen do IJ.JO Harold Hens- hen labor team 6.65 Robert Ehrnuin do - ; Amos Myer do • , Sylvian Strahm do I®A ‘ ' Glen Straub labor ‘•“0 D!< k Morningstar do ’ 'V 1 ' Wees Man key labor team ' Rex Andrews do . Fred Kauffman do EL .oj Charley Beery labor i? , Robert Beery do b Geo. Reber do o.z-H District No. •’ , Herman Uleman labor wOJ'Oi i George Loshe do - J?’!!*! Rh hard Hess do 14.00 I A. Liugerman do , John Kintz do — H.OO i Leon Kohne do Peter Hess do l.i.2Vi Theodore, Lengerich do -* 4o Frank Cuppess do J.OO John Yost do J-’® ' Wm. Slusser do 6»JJ Charles biwtell do 5.00 District No. H C. P. Troutner labor <.»j»v Melvin Smitley do J 3 ]•’ B. Litchenberger do -?•' ® Ray Walters do IJ-J I Wayne Gaut do / Frank Lenings do • ; j Bill Bunner do John Elzey do In mJ Leo Bluhm do »•»» Harry Shell do i Geonre Smitley do K. Caiee do I Valy Si hnepp l«tf»r team Harry Troutner do Wendal M«' Klin mix oonerete < O. S Kortney labor C. P. Troutner labor team Ij-JJ Harry Troutner do L. L. Troutner do , C. Burkhart do — O. S. Moser do ‘ Clyde Troutner labor »• I Fred Bender do Theodore Daxue do Bill Bunner do ’ J Frank Smith do 1 | Floyd Caster labor team Jim Halbestadbt labor ! Clark Tuuk labor team E. Ehrsham labor team -J" Perry Vine labor • Dl.irlet No. 7 ~ Ed Miller labor team joe Book hart labor team W- 1 W. F. Myer labor Chalmer Miller do • Ernest Girod do ’• Henry Clarke do J-.7 Rox Miller do ’• , Arthur Dearmond labor team I-. Frank Lautz.-nhelser do < Ed Tricker labor r . Harvey Tinkham labor team L John Habeitfrer labor Dlstrlet No. S I Janies V. Hendricks labor team Claude Harvey do • ; Prior Gilbert labor • * , Lewis Hendrick* do Lawrence Williamson do ..’.a Arman HabeprFer labor team Paul McClain do ’ Ralph M.Clain labor ”■ Osia Von Gunten do -■ ! Albert Huser do ’»• ''l Wm. Brunner do ■■ Martin Hill d» *■"? Ernest Soramer labor team Ruaeirn Summer labor - «<> Arno* Sommer do ' Harve Nussbaum labor team Tillman Beer labor I.ouis A. Brunner do ‘J"''j la.uis Mattax do ’•*? Chauncey Voder Keros.ne I,eo Von Gunten Blacksmith 1.15 District No. <• .„aa! Genrue ttineper labor team Albert Dulwds do ,1 jni Orval RiuKKer labor Raymond KlnKKer do ]’ ■ Homer Beer do Ruben l«h do Joe E Gerber labor team John W Gerber do 4»» R. B. King lalwr - Ralph Bercot do J-'"' Harold Iwh labor team ?.15 Alva Beer latbor ! Ta-vl S« hlndler labor team 19.-•; Martin Mo=es< hberger Labor team 4.<»*»> Jacofb Kauffman do 8.00 District No. IO Rufus Mcshberger lat*:-r team 26.. j l Charlea Studdlcr do J.J® Robert Meshberger do John Duff do 2.4® Roy Ut* S. , Johnson . Auctioneer Now booking early fall and winter sales. Claim your date early, my dates are tilling fast. Following is a partial list of the sales in near future, watch this column for other sales to be soon. Sept. 2 — Decatur Community sale. Sept. s—Fred5 —Fred T. Schurger, 1 mile ' west of Decatur on State toad No. 1 16. ’ Sept. 20—Stillman Goff. Rock- ■ ville, Ind. Chester white hog sale. ' Oct. 19 —Stewart & Kline, Camden, Ohio. Pure Bred Duroc hog sale. , Oct. 23—Bruce Pullen, Liberty, ' Ind. Pure Bred Duroc hogs sale. i Office in Peoples Loan & Trust Bldg. J Telephone, Office 265, Res. 1022

Richard Me.hberger do !) Charlo* W indmiller du ... ii Lunn Gottmhal* do > Sam Nu*i»bautn labor •’ i Amo* Stmer do .t'.,,, al Clyde Striker labor team « » 11 Elia P 'till*" do i Win. Hetz labor 11 Kenneth Zlmmermnn du >I Wm. Hlery du >; DUtrlet N«. Il I 1 W. M. Striker Labor team .'" ‘,“'.l l| Tam Sullivan do “ I Ell Campbell labor I Lee Schell do > Paul Striker do >1 Charlie Phillipa do ■ 4U.MI i Row Miller do •»•*»»• '! Harold Kunkel do 1 i Edward Myer* do i; G. Green lal»>r . Everett Miller do ’•'* | Wilbur Lehman do 1 Boh Huffman do .'Merle Met'roskej do ’•'> . Charlie Idlewine do I- 1 ' . I Harold Idlewine do c Torn Haviland do • I Charlie Rape do 'I Hill Haviland do “•*“ i Fred Mathya labor team - Iz.dV *1 Geraeva Lumber Co lumber .... il B. K. Farlow Hardware DUlrlet No. IX . I Hurley J. Reef labor team .... ' Paul Butcher do ... ■ Fred Roe labor . Herbert Dailey do I/-® 1 ' ,iTlldon Weaver do . | . Pal Moran labor team ,i James Moran do Henry Schaadt do -O.UO| trilMl UAHAGE ii’arl Httusugartuer labor ... Clarence Durkin du J7.4® Ralph Martin do J’-®® R. F. Sauer du ®® Edwin Spichiger do «?•» Ernezt Striker do • ’ Dalla.H Brown do b9.vo Herman Uleman <do I Hires Btalter do Johnson’s Repair Shop welding *•••: Walter Grintzenhope lathe P. Kirsch & Son battery 2.6® H. L. Kern parts rJ.aj| ; The Arco Co operating ex ; Gottzcbaik Supply Oo do i Standard Oil Co do 's4.ua : Decatur Lumber Co do X®'?, : Kuppers Products Co do 4 ?* , I Meshberger Brostl S. Co R oil 8?7.91 | | (Ulllon I W. * Mfg Co op. ex 161.96 { Joslyn Mfg. & S. Co do 15.61 ! Cleveland Tractor Co do 4.4® : AJlmetal B. &. C. Corp culvert 470.89 Andrew Gottschalk op. ex .... 29.43 j Krick-Tyndall Co do 2.09 Meshbergrr Bros. S. CV do ’ Hiway Filling Station do 111.6. . ‘ E. Clem Ditch contract 264.90 | Jess R. Roop labor 4.00 ■ , Bt>rnadine Shraluka du ... 3.00 | ' Ralph E. Roop salary 184.221 i Plymouth Ro< k C. Plant S 2,016.4*>

in il.— , i , _ i.. i Public Auction USED HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE SATURDAY. Sept. 2, 1933 at 8:00 o'clock 1». M. 164 SOUTH SECOND STREET I sed Upholstered Living Room Suites. Player Piano. Radio and Furniture of all kinds. This is good, clean furniture. Terms—Cash. We do Upholstering. Recovering and Repairing work. See us for prices. NU-WAY FURNITURE EXCHANGE Roy Johnson, auct. NOTH I TO TtXI-VYHHS OF TAX LEVIES | In the Matter of Determining the Tax Rates for Certain Purposes by I Preble Township, Jtdamti County, Intli-ana Before the Township Advisory I Board. Notice is hereby g ven the taxpayers of Preble Township, Adams i County. Indiana, tnat the proper legal officers of said municipality at their regular meeting place, on the sth day of September. 1933 will consider the following H4DGE : <1 DMI’K VI’ION FOK TOW N MHi*9 Salary of Trustee 600.00 S<-hool Transfers 1000.00; | til , 11U Fot&l Tuition I- md 3 ! ■ i<t. . s I \nens. SPB< C *<'HOO|* Fl ND p Repair of Buildings and care av ’ Diig 125.00 of Grounds 950.00 b. Office 25.00 School Furniture and i nfu 1 ‘ ,S r Advertising .. 325.00 Equipment 175.00 i Public Ditches 25.00 School Supplies 180,00 I ijiy or Advisory Board ... 15.00 Janitor Supplies 80.00 I < L’ ,,net - < 1 65.00 Fuel for Schools 300.00 . Examination of Records .... 35.00 Insurance* . ifi", oo rotal Township Fund 1542.50 Janitor Service 320.00 P*h>R »t nd ; anspoi {..lion <>f Children 550.00 To Reimburse County .... 644.12 Light and Power 35.00 Tl ITION FIND Miscellaneous 250 on lay of Teachers .... 2400.00 Total Sp. School Fund 6005*00 OIIMATE OF Ft Nib TO HE RIISED Townwhip Tuition Sp. School Poor ... . ... Fund Fund Fund Fund i Est,ma:€ {or incoming yr. 1542.50 3400.00 6005.00 Deduct Mi sc. Revenue incoming year (estimated on former year Misc. Lev) 846 00 Subtract line 2 flora line 1 .... 1542.50 2554.00 6005.00 Unexpended Appropriations July 31 of x ... ' var 798.31 1269.00 2809.06 lutal (of lines 3 1. » and 6) 2340.81 3823.00 8814 06 .xCtual Balance July 3ist of present n .1 , 1492.89 1469.57 6931.41 Jax to be collected piesept year . 5 w7 * 4 u3 ’-« 3 i mim . Hex. to be colkcted present year ' I of line 2> 200.(10 l utal of line 8. 9 and lo) 1910.51 1547.01 83« H 44 b'lotra. t line U from 7 400.30 275.99 445.62 fc-st. Working BkL for six mon-ths after close of next fear (nut greater than ’ 2 of line 3) .... 535.G8 1284.31 1426.75 Amount to be raised by tax levy (add lines 12 and 131 936.15 1560.30 1372.37 644 12 .. PIHH’USED I.EI IEX Net taxable Property 1560309.92 .. . let X "« tint. Ih i Fund* Pre|>-rty be nii»ed township 06 MS ig Spe- ial School 12 1872.37 £°« r , - 04 644.12 CumperaVlve Ktateiuent ut Taxes Collected and to be Collected To Be < ollerted Collected < olleeted < oHected 11131 Levy HKB3 l.ev> IM3 Levy 11134 Levy jowaship 670.91 890.47 895.24 936.18 ‘ - 1566.29 235 .25 Tuition 5310.23 3954.88 1560.30 Special School 3581.34 3790.35 2874.06 1872.37 Door 210.29 356.09 644.1.2 : 5818.54 10436.59 8080.27 5012.97 Taxpayers appearing .‘hall have the right to ba heard thereon. After the tax levies have beer determined, ten or more taxpayers feeliug them- , selves aggrievd by su< h levies, may appeal to the State Board of Tax Commissioners for furthei and final action thereon, by filing a petition therefor with the County Auditor not later than the fourth Monday of September, and the State Board w'ill fix a date of hearing in this county, j Dated August 19. 1933 Ernest J. Worthman , August 25 - September 1 Preble Township Trustee |

Blue Creek S. (’» < P ex Blue .(’reek S. Co »tone MMhlwnwr Bro*. S. Co. do (••’■’’ Bill" Creek S. Co. do (Vrtlfied thl. !l.t CO«-AN' | Auditor Adams County Sept. 1-?| VOTH E <>F Fl' ‘I- 'El'l • > •' (II I:»TVTE '<». I . Notice Is hereby irlven to th* eredltor*. heir* and IvrnUee* of ri• ,1 I W. Mahan, deceased to appear in tue Adams Circuit, held «t De'ntur. Ind Inna, on the 16th day of Septenib.r 193.1, ami show i arise, If any why the Final S.Ulenvnt Account* With the estate of said decedent should not be approved; anti said heir* aie notified to then ami there make ! proof of heirship, and receive their 'Maud*l? Mahan, Administratrix Decatur, litkiiang, Aug. -’3, 193.1 ■ .enlmrt. Heller A aehur»er I«'« August 25 Sep. 1. (PPOINTMKN I HI E'E< • 1 ' Notice Is hereby given. That th. underelrned has been ecutrlx of the l-Ntate of Emile M, llder late of Adruns County, de.eaaesl. The Estate Is probably solvent. » Henrietta Wilder, Executrix I ruckle and l.llterer. MOI Aug. 25. 1933 Aug. 25 Sep 1-S

Town’s l-'ounders Prohibited Liquor Orangeville. Ind. — (U.PJ 'The founder* of tliiq little town near the rise of Lost River stopped ail worries over prohibition when the town was settled. Old-timers say there never was a saloon here. A stipulation adopted by the town’s first inhabitants in 1849 resolved that: “The proprietors of Orangeville and their successors forever will ; not make, sell, dispose of or per- ! mit others to make, sell or dispose of any spirituous liquors except for medicinal or mechanical purposes." A $5 fine for each day’s viola- | tion. the proceeds to go to the. , school fund, were provided for in ' the stipulation. I _ o Get the Habit — Trade at Home —a——■ ——*—■—

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'OTI4 E TH TAXIMVEHS OF TtX I.F.VIKx 111 Hu M uterus determining lhe Tax Rafe* f ur tllue i.'ie.k Towt.xhlp. Adam* County, Indiana, B,.f„ p Advisory Hoard. * ,of « th. Ni.lhf is hereby given the taxpayers of Blue (’r < k i (’n inty, Indiana, that the proper legal officers of iht it leguia-r meeting phu e on the sth day of Sepu- In | )er I bider the following budget; * 111 IM.EI' < LAMMFH ATIDN I'OK T«»M NMHi.b TON NSMIP Fl ND Repair of Building7 n 4 ‘ Salary of Trustee 6V0.00 Ground a Office Rent 60.00 Repair of Equipment Trustee’s Expense Suh<M»l Furniture and a. Traveling 125.00 Equipment Records atwl Adv 150.00 School Supplies <»f Adv. Board 15.00 Janitor Supplies Pay of Jjoanz 600.00 Fuel for Schools " Mit • Ikineous 250. RU » Transport-it :., n of .•a.m — Total Twp. Fund ... 1800.00 Light ami p., w . r ' drt| Tl ITION Fl ND Mls< Pay of Teachers 3200.00 Total Special S.-hool School Tranafeis 2700.00 H MNI> Total Tuition Fund 5900.00 Bondg ® SPECIAL M HODL FIND Total Bund Fund * EMI MATE OF Fl NDM TO HE It th Kn Tow-UMhip Tzllte, Fuad y u-j Total Bdgt for incoming year 1800.00 s«i<i. trt I‘edm t Misc. Revenue incoming year (estimated on 1 former year Mis/. Rev.) ER Subtract line 2 from 1 1800.00 Unexpended Appropriations July 31 of ’’’ present year 604.00 20MM Total (of lines 3. 1. 5 and 6) 2404.00 75hm Actual Balance July 31st of present year .... 82.00 1421 M Tax to be eoll<*-ted present year gEs < December settlement) 522.00 1793 oo Misc. Rev to be collected present year (t 3 of Line 2) ER Tot'd (of lines 8. 9 and 10) fim.no 411(« Subtra< t line 11 from line 7 18vv.«»u 3UCH E?t. Working Balance for six months after close of next year (not greater than % RE of line 3) * 12Rm Amount to be raised by tax levy (add lines 12 and 13) — 1800.00 46mm I*HOI > OSF.I> USVMSS Net Taxable Property ■»« I’umb Property Township Tuition .54 Special School and Bund t ~’,h Total - .1.34 (ouipnrntite Matrmriit us Taura < oUrrtril mid hi be ( (cl levied Collected ( nllerted Fwndw 11131 l*evy Levy lIK'3 levy Township 858.46 831.00 1147. M HRI Romul 2861J5 (263ft0’» Tuition 6438.51 6162.00 7*.«7.M I Special School . 4578.48 4107.00 3355. H l«>»)d 1144.62 1231.0" 1V52.0V W Poor 954.00 ml Total r. 13306.23 12595.00 14085.00 Taxpayers appearing shall have a right to be h.ard the tax levies have been determined, ten or mon- taxpayers selves aggr’-'ved by »u< h leviea.x, may appeal to th** State Commission" «s for further ami final a/vAiun thereon, ny fiimg a therefor with tne County Auditor not later than the fourth September, and the Stale Board will fix a date of hearing tn this Dated August 23. 4932 David D. August 25 Septemler 1 Township NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF TAX I-El lE* M In the Matter of determining the Tax Rates for (’•■rta;n Kirxland Township, Adams County, Indiana, B< i it the 1 pry B<».ird. Notice Is hereby given the taxpayers of Kirkland Tow County. Indiana that the proper legal officers of saM their regular meet'ng place, on the sth day of September, I'?"; sider Iho following budget; R| 111 IM.EI' 4 I ASSIFICATION FOR TOV NMill’* M INIWNWHIP FIND School Furniture and |H Salary of Trustee 600.U0 Equipment fl| I Office Rent 60.00 Ahoul Supplies Trustee s Expense —. Janit'>r Supplies — a. Traveling 125.00 Fued for Schools Records and Adv. 200.00 Loans Interest and E| Pay of Adv. Board 15.00 Insurance E| Miscellaneous 100.0© School Transfers M Total mownship Fund 1100.00 Janitor Servn e—- — ITION FI ND Light and Power Pay of Teachers ... r 9450.00 Miscellaneous — Total Fund ’ 9150.00 Total Special S .c-I M SPECIAL *< 114)01. FIND Fund R Repair of Building and BOND HND M (’round $60.00 Bonds —• R Repair of Equipm»*nt ’■ l •© i'otal Bo*d I d ■ ESTIMATE OF FINDS 'INI BE 1111*1:1) fl TowtiNhip Twitloa *|». *’*•«*■ Fund Fun‘l R Total Bdgt Estimate for Incoming yr 1100.00 94 >'>.<H) 30W.W ■ Deduct Misc. Revenue incoming year (estimated on ■ former Misc. Rev., — — M 1400.n0 R Subtract line 2 from I ... 1100.00 8050.00 3000. H Unexpended Appropriations July 31 of .-w-aa R prestmt . 400.00 4700.00 1«».W ■ Total tot lines 3. 4. 5 and 6) 160».00 127; ’ ■ Actual Balance July 31 of present year 150.00 1859.00 1 H Tax to be collected present year ~.o Afl H (December settieiaent) 550.00 L‘671."0 W Misc. Rev. to be collected present year H («3 of line 2) 2400JH) ■ Total (of lines 8. 9 and 10) 700.00 fi9 " "" B Subtract line 11 from 7 •*.. 900.00 6620.00 --• b S Est. Working Balance for six months after fl eioae of next year (not greater - S n M ■ than M of line :•) 200.00 fl Amount to be raised by tax levy (add lines 12 and 13) 1100.00 562<U'O I*KDPOSED LE% IES 113 | Net Taxable Property 4i I*evy 11 Funds . I’roprri, Wl Township — - .** 5 - J® Special School Hond ,h ’ u lutal ... (oilci’U Comparative Statement of Taxes Collected and tu hr To Funds < ollrcted Collected ’ IWI ll»l Levy 1083 Levy 1333 le . Township 1250.00 1200.0 U .'"'L, i Tuition 8560.00 8333.00 oft « Special School 4330.00 4160.00 -Joiw Bond 666.00 514.00 Poor _ 171.00 SoJ.OO Total 14806.00 14378.0® 11 ?! .'hlreon. Taxpayers appearing shall have a right to be liea ’ t the tax levies have been determined, ten or more taxpav - • selves aggrieved by such levies, may appeal to the >’ pe i Commissioners for further and final ax*tion thereon, by therefor with the County Auditor not later than th- ‘ tllis co ’ September, and the State Board will fix a date of hearing ' l‘at(-d August 22, 1933 Tu VisiupTr I 25 September 1 l u

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