Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 47, Number 186, Decatur, Adams County, 9 August 1949 — Page 2

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CHURCH NEWS Church of Cod The regular mid-week prayer meeting will be held Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Mrs. Floyd Morrison will be chairman of the meeting, which Is to be an informal appreciation service for the Rev

Form Prescribed by the State Board of Accounts TOWNSHIP BUDGET FORM No. 3 (REVISED 1947) IUW WHII' FOHtl NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF TAX LEVIES la the matter of deunmlnlna the tax rates for certain purposes by Root Township, Adams County, Indi< iana Before the Township Advisory Board. Notice Is hereby given the taxpayers of Root Township. Adams bounty. Indiana, that the proper lessl officers of said municipality, al their regular meeting place, on the 3»th day of August, 1949, w ill consider the following budget. , TOW NSHIP Bl DUCT CLASSIFICATION TwimMs Faadi Interest 440.0# an<e 35#.«.0 Salary of Tr rate* I »«#.## Total Rond Fund |2,#6s.<># Rchool Transfers 200.00 Office Kent 13#.«» l.lhrarj Pnadi Janitor Service 1,700.00 Clerk Hire 100.00 Purchase of Hooke I 240 '»# Transportation of Children.. 10,MW.00 'I ruelee's Traveling Exp ISO.OO Total Library Fund I 340.0# Light and Power 650.00 Office Suppllee, Printing Special school Fundi Miscellaneous .... 350.00 and Advertising 450.00 lte|>alr »f Buildings and care Total Bpec-lal Sc hool Pay of Adv i*ai Board .... 73.0# of C.r *iin<ta fl """ 1 " Fund ... $81,386.4)0 Care of < Vjih teries L',« 00 Repair of Hqulpment, except Poor llellef Fundi Examination of Record- ... 50mi Ke.hrol Busses 400.09 A Administration Expenses: A Miscellaneous 150.00 School Furniture and ttyuip* AL Personal Service I 250.00 F Total Township Fund 42,4741.0') ment, except School Huss- B. Direct Relief: Tuition Fund; ex . ... 2.000.00 HI. Medical. Hospital and J’ay of Tea* here 433.000.00 School Supplier. other titan Burial .... . 1,800.00 Hick 4x«ive 730.00 Janitor * Supplies .... 500.00 BJ Other Dire, t Relief l.»00.«V Total Tuition Fund 136,750-io Janitor Supplies 500.00 83. Total Direct Relief Bond Fundi Fuel for H* hools 1,(00.00 (Total B! ami I*2> 3,600 .00 Principal $2,625.00 Loans, Interest and jnsur- Total Poor Relief Fund $3,850.0# ESTIMATE UF FBNDO TO Bp; HAIRED Special Poor Fuads Hegulred For 3:xpeases Township Meh. Tuition Bond Relief August 1, present >ear, to December 31. of ensuing year Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund 1 Total Budget Etvlmate for Incoming Year ... 62175 122250 136750 |3o<s 43850 2 Necessary Expenditures to be made from Appropriations Unexpended >u>y 31, of present year 1060 11,375 17190 2. Additional Appropriations to bo made August 1, to December 31, of present year .. 220 3<>o 1080 4. Outstanding Temporary Loans to he paid before December 31, of present year, not Included In Lines 2 or 3 6. Total Funds Required i Add Lines 1, 2. 3 and 4> 3225 33845 54240 3065 4920 Funds •> Baud And Ta Be Heeelxed From Sources Other Thne the Proposed Hate Os Tax Levy —~ 6 Actual Balance, July 31. present year Ityn 10780 18230 1480 7. Taxes to be Collected, pr« sent year (December Settlement; 1030 9015 3160 1375 I. Miscellaneous Revenue, other than from Tax Levy to be received from August 1 of present year to December 31, of ensuing year. (See schedule in Trustee's Office! (a) Special Taxes (See Schedules) cxg, 2«7X« (b) All Other Revenue (Mee Scheduler) 8575 0. Total Funds <Add IJnes 6,7, la and Bl>> jjjO 25677 56745 2*55 20. Net Amount to be raised for expenses to December 31 of ensuing year —.... .... inos 8168 210 11. Operating HSlantv (Not in excess of Expense January 1. to June 30. Miscellaneous Revenue for same Perlodi |non 7000 7083 MS# 12. Amount to be raised by Tax Levy . 2oh'- 15168 4580 3o«<> PROPOSED I.EAIKS Net Valuation of Taxable Property Schoo) 12.465,668 Net Valuation of Taxable P.operty, Civil IS..', FI!ND# | evy on Amount to Properly Be Raised Township I Os 1 2127 Mpeiial School 62 15163 Tulti n |» 4646 Library <ll 244 Bond. S* hool .07 1711 Bond. Civil 04 14IX Transportation M 1 Total ti'7 127265 COMPARATIVK STATEMENT OF TAXEN COLLECTED AND TO BE COLLECTED To B* PI NDM ‘ Collected Collected Collated Collected 1946 1947 194* 1»49 “’"Total 4108*4* lll’l’ #11377 IM»#» Taxpayer, appearing shall have a right to he heard thereon. After the tax levle» •»**# I ' n , 'Z>t , lm'her‘ and and presented to th* County Auditor not lat*r than days prior to the second Monday IB Meptemoer. • « the levy fixed by the County Tax Adjustment Board, or on their failure so to do. by the CoUßty A l ''*,°7- n _. »r more taxpayers feeling themeelve* aggrieved by su‘ h levies, may appeal Jo the Stat• B* ard of Tr« < nj mlaelonere '»• further and final hearing thereon, bv filing a petition with the County Auditor on or be: the fourth Monday of September or on before the tenth day after publication by the ti £ ou " ,y . tax rate, charged whichever date fa Uer and th. State Board win G« a , ‘S‘4 rtl C . , g- 1* nmriIRWTEIN Dated August 8, 1949 GEORGE SCHIEr ERwI kin, AL'GUKT (—l6 Trustee Root Tw»

I ATTENTIONI CHEVROLET I OWERS GET NEW POWER FOR YOUR CHEVROLET COMPLETE ENGINE OVERHAUL I * of New • Cleaning D itributor alw g ■ Rings Pointe and Setting ■ ■ 7 V I * Installation of Piston Timing Rings • Cleaning Spark Plugs K I * Aligning Connecting * Roll Out and Reset ’ ■ Rods Carburetor W * Adjusting Tappets * Cleaning Fuel Pump ■ * Adjusting Main Rear- and Gas Lines H in 8* * Cleaning and Testing 31 e Grmo ng Valves and o;i p U mo — ■ . . . •»• .»• I. ■« 9 c u ’”’"“ “ Mr "" on lim. GmM* and Oil. Other p*rU S * Remove Cylinder Ridge * Tightening Hose ■ • Resetting Head Connections |f neceshary, additional. M * Refaclng Valves • Car Road-Tested TiMf dav DI AM Have All Your Work Done IlMt rA I rLAN At One Time ... Use Our I Convenient Time Pay Plan ... Pay Weekly • Repairs • Auto Painting • Brake Relining • Tune-Cp | • Body and Fender Repairs • Complete Motor Overhaul S Don't Take Chances With Bad Brakes! ■ Augwt Special! Brake Reline—Se mi-shoes 110.50 Complete *17.00. ■Saylors Chevrolet Sales I DECATUR. INDIANA

and Mrs. Dwight R McCurdy. who are beginning their fourth year as pastors of th# church Workmen started Monday morning redecorating the sanctuary, preparatory for the dedication service of the new huditlon to the church. Mt. Zion The Mt. Zion Evangelical United Brethren church, located six miles east of Willshire, 0., on route 81. or three mile* west of route 118, is sponsoring a unique ice cream social Friday. Everything will be given away free, including ice cream, cake, pop and coffee. There will be a special program beginning at 8:30 o’clock. The Rev.

John Searle, Jr. and the student I conductor <rf the Bowling Green' state university choir, will take part in the program, which will also include a young Toledo singer as well a. local talent. A free will offering will be taken In case of rain the affair will be held Saturday. — Utah's Great Salt Lake. Utah Lake, and Sevier latke are tiny remnants of an ancient ice-age in land sea which geologists call Lake BonnevlU# It covered what Is now western Utah, eastern Nevada, and southern Idaho Trad# in a Good 1 own — OacMvr

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UNIFORMED ROtICI and striking workers of the American Machine and Foundry Company mix It up at the Brooklyn, N. Y., plant's main gate. Four were arrested among them Charles Kerrigan (arrow), regional director of the CIO United Automobile Workers, Dbturbanc# started when 50 non-strikers moved toward the factory. (International)

New Albany Funeral Director Heads Board Indianapolis, Aug. 9. —(UP) — George Kraft. New Albany funeral director, today was the new head of> the state board of embalmers and funeral directors. Governor Schricker appointed Kruft; Ralph N. Jahn. Blufton; Willard I>. McCormick. N<»rth Judson, and Ralph J. Fenn. Kokomo, as new members of the board, and reappointed J. Ross Fluminerfelt, Vincennes. Opens New Picture Studio In Berne Berne. Aug. 9. Deryll Spranger. local young man. will open a new picture studio in Berne the latter part of August or early in September. He has leased the rooms hi the Peoples State Bank building formerly <><•< upied by the Schiig Insurance Agency, for his studio. He graduated recently from the Southwest Photo arts school at Dallas. Texas, in the cla'Zs of advanced professionals. He Is a veteran of World War II and graduate of Berne high school. He will specialize in portrait and commercial photograpliy. The galaxy Is a huge system of some 100.000.000.WW1 stars, of whiqh our sun is one. Its diameter is about 58.000 light years, a light year, the distance light travels In a year, being nearly 6.000,000,000,000 miles.

1939 , BUICK 4 'Door SAYLORS SmtMew I There’s lots of good LA fUhing ahead...lots d *d“O sunny days to get exit St 3 on the water and <»O! Ye», thrre'rc Mill many weeks of summer left to enjoy your new Johnson. Resides, you’ll get y-e-a-r-s of DEPENDabTr service. Don't just lake our word for it... aak your fishin’ friends. VIVI GREAT MODELS Dick Mansfield Motor Sales

Investigate Death Os Carnival Worker Brookville. Ind . Aug. 9. —(UP) — Authorities investigated th# death of Clyde Coots, 31, of Carrollton. Ky.. today. Coots, a carnival worker, died yesterday In a Cincinnati. 0.. hospital of injuries received in a fist fight with another carnival employe here last Friday. Sheriff James F. Hixon was holding William Shuey. 34. Cincinnati. In county jail on charges of assault and battery with intent to kill. Religious News Service reports the building of a new church hy the Ethiopian Evangelical Society in Addis Ababa, the estimated cost to be $65,000, $30,000 of which was contributed by Emperor Halle Selassie. •

Now! All this for only •Sk sl4/3 I ’Wu see (and howQ Z~A / through those b»g _ U J /?> ‘Picture Wndows ' li ll II l I JUr- ' *No wonder the NY / «Lr Fashion Academy y judged Fom / | L Jfl r ' ~1 o jw lii 'Goodbye bumps! . 1 jflT *% w ith those' I4vdr 3 Co«l' . \C^ekl x •■rfwt’M.dShpßKic Wh f XI \T JjF A spefcc-o *• U \fik H 1 e plenty protective'' \\ / liZI mAI lIL-X. ’.Magic Action V\ I — I /I |/'W I Steps you LJ ■> J—•vM ' 35le*ar!'\ fA , A/ ii /✓« ■®fe life wheel... ir I J /'I leylhe new fid- unJ» fcitd •*’ <••»*•»» ell err r w Srvvfwf I m dMivory on 4 cteroDSp A ' ■ >V gas (IS gollsns) «nd oil. Ucouto, onv ttarto on<i cky HUIOS OH4I OCCOSSOfiOB oxffM. BRANT MOTORS INC. WthwM Pk<m «M ' iv ii - -) : AWHOD M fAJWON ACAOtMY SMD MBU At M "fASWON CAI Os M YtAA r. '

Jobless Survey In Census This Month Determine Extent Os Unemployment The extent to which persons are unable to find sufficient employ nient will be studied in the census bureau’# current population survey this month. It •« announml by district supervisor Umlx B.i llashelier of Fort Wayne. The curi.nt population survey interviews] each month a representative cross I : section of 2 5.000 households throughout the country, including a number in the Decatur area. in order to measure the Impact of layoffs ar.d reduced hours ujx>n the nation's employment situation, the regular questions on employ ment and unemployment which #re asked each month, will be supple minted this month and periodically hereafter by special questions a«T dressed to persons who worked only part time during the survey week These persons will be asked the reason they were working short hours and whether they desired full-time employment. In May. the most recent month in which a similar study was undertaken. It was estimated from the survey that about 2H million persons were working less than fulltime because of slack work, mi i terial shortages, job turnover, the unavailability of fulltime jobs or similar economic factors. This number hsd about doubled since . last year. The survey will be conducted in • Allen and Adams counties during the week of August 14 to 2« , Supervisor Bashelier emphasized . that all individual information furnished to the census bureau is treated In absolute confidence and 1 that only statistical summaries are ever published The next total eclipse of the ’ moon, visible generally throughout r North America, will occur on Oct. ' 6. 1949. with the moon totally I eclipsed from 9:10 to 10:33 p.m. i EST. Another total eclipse will ) come on the evening of Sept. 26. 1950.

Jimmy Stewart To Wed This Afternoon Hollywood. Aug 9- —(UP)— Jimmy Stewart. Hollywood* most eligible bachelor, gains a wife and vacates his title today. Ute Ulis afternoon the shy movie‘star will slip # !•>«»»” wedding ring or. the finger of Mrs. Gloria McUmn. 31. the pretty divorcee who caught him by playing hard-to-get. Only 25 friends will watch the ceremony. — Iraq's national holiday Is cele,- ■ brated May 2 because that Is the birthday of the reigning king, Faisal 11. The monarch, although I onlv 14 on May 2 .1949, has been ruler of Iraq's 4.500,000 people for i; more than a decade , Trade In a Good Town — Decatur

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